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앨범: 조숙한 소녀들 CD 2
Various Artist (1997 Ace Records UK)
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Album: Early Girls Volume 2
Artist: Various Artists
AudioCD (1997年07月07日)
Format: CD
Release Info: Studio Recording
Label: Ace Records UK
Copyright: (c) 1997 Ace Records UK
Duration: 01:08:46
Genre: R&B, Pop/Rock, Jazz, Vocal
Styles: Girl Groups, Brill Building Pop, Doo Wop, Early Pop/Rock, Early R&B, Pop-Soul, Soul, Traditional Pop, Vocal Jazz, Vocal Pop | | |
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1. My Boy Lollipop
2. Tell Him
3. Our Day Will Come
4. Boy Next Door
5. Everybeat Of My Heart
6. You Don't Own Me
7. The Street
8. Bobby's Girl
9. Sugartime
10. Cry Baby
11. Tonight You Belong To Me
12. The Kind Of Boy You Can't Forget
13. Fever
14. September In The Rain
15. I'll Save The Last Dance For You
16. Teach Me Tiger
17. I Just Don't Understand
18. I Met Him on A Sunday (Ronde...)
19. Lonely Blue Nights
20. Forgive Me (For Giving You Such...)
21. A Thousands Stars
22. Let Me In
23. Well, I Told You
24. Lonely Nights
25. Duchess Of Earl
26. Move on
27. Letter Full Of Tears
28. What's A Matter Baby (Is It Hurting..) |
Barbie Gaye
The Exciters
Ruby & The Romantics
The Secrets
The Pips
Lesley Gore
Terry & The Tunisians
Marcie Blane
The McGuire Sisters
The Bonnie Sisters
Patience & Prudence
The Raindrops
Peggy Lee
Dinah Washington
Damita Jo
April Stevens
Ann-Margret
The Shirelles
Rosie & The Originals
Babs Tino
Kathy Young & The Innocents
The Sensations
The Chantels
The Hearts
The Pearlettes
The Blossoms
Gladys Knight & The Pips
Timi Yuro |
2:10
2:33
2:33
2:01
2:03
2:32
2:02
2:27
2:35
2:26
1:55
2:09
3:24
2:09
2:17
2:25
2:40
2:17
2:32
2:09
3:14
3:05
2:28
2:43
2:19
2:03
2:51
2:44 |
Track Written by
1. Morris Levy / J. Roberts / Robert Spencer
2. Bert Berns / Bert Russell
3. Mort Garson / Bob Hilliard
4. John Madara / David White
5. Johnny Otis
6. John Madara / Dave White Tricker / David White
7. Louis Micelli
8. Hank Hoffman / Gary Klein
9. Odis Echols / Charlie Phillips
10. Fred Parris
11. Patience and Prudence
12. Jeff Barry / Ellie Greenwich
13. Eddie Cooley / John Davenport
14. Al Dubin / Harry Warren
15. Doc Pomus / Mort Shuman
16. Nino Tempo
17. Kent Westberry / Marijohn Wilkin
18. Doris Coley / Addie Harris / Beverly Lee / Shirley Owens
19. Rosie "Rosalie" Hamlin
20. Burt Bacharach / Hal David
21. Eugene Pearson
22. Yvonne Baker
23. Richard Barrett
24. Stewart Harris / Zelma Sanders / Keith Stegall
25. Eugene Dixon / Bart Edwards / Bernice Williams
26. Eddie Beal / Dotty Wayne
27. Don Covay
28. Jay Byers / Joy Byers / Clyde Otis
Review
The first thing you notice is the mouth-watering cover: as soon as you flip open the lid, you half expect to find delicately sculpted Swiss chocolate: wrapped in gold foil rather than the digital storage medium that is a compact disc. However, the music it contains is equally delicious and not nearly as ephemeral. Brought to you by the professorial team behind the Golden Age Of American Rock'n'Roll (plus input from Mick Patrick), Early Girls Vol 2 continues our exploration of female pop in the early rock era and encompasses solo artists, girl groups and male vocalists fronted by a female lead. In common with the first volume, the emphasis is on Hot 100 hits, such as Ruby & the Romantics' stylish Our Day Will Come (a US no. 1), Lesley Gore's cry for independence You Don't Own Me, Peggy Lee's truly timeless Fever (heard here in phenomenal stereo), Dinah Washington's irresistible September In The Rain and The Exciters' torrid pop-soul innocence, Bobby's Girl, a Top 3 US hit in 1962. Incidentally, another goodie, April Stevens' kitsch Teach Me Tiger is being featured in a TV ad for a well- known cat food, and will probably receive a wider audience than when it first out (in the States only) in 1959 Ann-Margret's I just Don't Understand was a particular favourite of John Lennon's and a Beatles' version, recorded for the BBC 1963, was recently released on one of the "Anthology" volumes. Rockabilly singer Kent Westberry originally wrote I Just 1963, was recently released on one of the "Anthology" volumes. Rockabilly singer Kent Westberry originally wrote I Just Dont Understand as a harmonica instrumental for his friend Charlie McCoy but nothing came of it. Songwriter Marijohn Wilkin put words to the melody and Ann-Margret cut the song in Nashville, with McCoy on harmonica and Jerry Kennedy playing the first fuzz guitar licks-heard on a hit record. Damita Jo recorded the engaging answer record I'll Save The Last Dance For You, which reached the US Top 30 in the wake of the Drifters #1 Save The Last Dance For Me. Both records utilised the same arranger, Stan Applebaum, who astutely ensured that Jo's version was sufficiently different to merit airplay in its own right. In fact, there are those who prefer it to the Drifters' original. We leave you to decide. This sparkling set also contains several significant non-hits, most notably the little known original version of My Boy Lollipop by 16 year old Barbie Gaye, recorded some 7 years prior to Millie Small's million seller. We feel this alone is worth the price of the CD. Songwriter Ellie Greenwich (heard elsewhere on this CD as a member of the Raindrops), was so taken by the record that she named herself Ellie Gaye when she began making records in 1958. Also included is the rare Highland label version of Lonely Blue Nights, Rosie &The Originals' lost' follow-up to Angel Baby and Forgive Me by Babs Tino -surely a record that deserved a better fate than its minuscule chart placing. As always, we bring you premium audio quality and presentation to match. Please form an orderly queue! |
