| | WCBS-FM'S 25th Anniversary: Best Of The 60S CD (2 Customer Reviews)
WCBS FM 101.1 25th Anniversary, Vol. 2: The 60s -- Silver Anniversary Edition collects 24 classic rock & roll and pop/rock tracks that are perennial favorites on the New York radio station, including Terry Stafford's "Suspicion," the Zombies' "Time of the Season," Martha & the Vandellas' "Heatwave," the Supremes' "Stop! In the Name of Love," the Tokens' "The Lion Sleeps Tonight," Freddy Cannon's "Palisades Park" and Ricky Nelson's "Travelin' Man." It's a solid but unexceptional oldies collection that should please casual fans; more dedicated collectors will find its predictable song selection a little frustrating and the disc a little unnecessary. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Zombie,Ruby & Romantics, Vandellas,Supremes
WCBS-FM'S 25th Anniversary: Best Of The 60S Music WCBS-FM'S 25th Anniversary: Best Of The 60S Songs | 1. | Heat Wave - Martha Reeves & The Vandellas |
| 2. | Lion Sleeps Tonight, The - The Tokens |
| 3. | Daydream Believer - Monkees |
| 4. | Build Me up Buttercup - The Foundations |
| 5. | Surfer Girl - The Beach Boys |
| 6. | I Will Follow Him - Little Peggy March |
| 7. | Cara Mia - Jay & the Americans |
| 8. | Lover's Concerto, A - The Toys |
| 9. | Loco-Motion, The - Little Eva |
| 10. | Johnny Angel - Shelley Fabares |
| 11. | Palisades Park - Freddy Cannon |
| 12. | More Today Than Yesterday - Spiral Starecase |
| 13. | Just Like Romeo and Juliet - Reflections |
| 14. | Oh, Pretty Woman - Roy Orbison |
| 15. | Stop! In the Name of Love - The Supremes |
| 16. | Since I Fell For You - Lenny Welch |
| 17. | Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me - Mel Carter |
| 18. | Breaking up Is Hard to Do - Neil Sedaka |
| 19. | Travelin' Man - Rick Nelson |
| 20. | To Sir With Love - Lulu |
| 21. | Mony Mony - Tommy James & the Shondells |
| 22. | Young Girl - Gary Puckett & the Union Gap |
| 23. | Donna the Prima Donna - Dion |
| 24. | See You in September - The Happenings |
| 25. | Theme From "A Summer Place" - Percy Faith |
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“WGBH RADIO recommends Mark Greel”Mark Greel is one of the most talented and innovative performers on today's Jazz scene; his expressive trumpet playing evokes memories of Jazz greats like Clifford Brown and Chet Baker. A musician of many talents who can express himself vocally as well as instrumentally, in a variety of moods and settings. I highly recommend his recordings and live performances to anyone who enjoys the best in Jazz. Ron Della Chiesa Host of the Jazz Songbook on WGBH Radio, Boston, MAJazz Host, WPLM, PlymouthHow can one musician have so much going for him? Mark Greel can play guitar, he gets around the soprano saxophone with great skill. His trumpet playing is sublime and if that weren't enough, he sings like a dream. Mark is like the 2004 Red Sox. A winning team unto himself!Steve Schwartz, WGBH Boston, MA'GBH 89.7fm host of Jazz from Studio Four and producer of Live from Studio One and Jazz PortraitsMark Greel is considered to be one the most talented and versatile multi-instrumentalists on the Jazz music scene today. He has mastered 6 different instruments and is recognized as a heartfelt and passionate vocalist. His trumpet playing has been compared to the sound and style of Miles Davis while his soothing vocals are reminiscent of the great Chet Baker. Performing on Trumpet, Flugelhorn, Soprano and Alto Saxes, Guitar and Flute and vocals, Mark brings a versatility to each performance that is unmatched in the industry. His performing styles range from the classic Jazz masters to the best of toady's contemporary Jazz artists. Mark's new CD release, "What'll I DO". Features the music of Miles Davis, Chet Baker and one of Mark's original compositions. Included are three romantic vocals ballads, "What'll I Do", She Was To Good To Me" and "Oh You Crazy ...
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The term "jukebox musical" was used in the early years of the 21st century to refer to a type of Broadway show in which the score consisted of long-familiar songs, often from the pop realm, with a jury-rigged story written to accommodate them, the model being Mamma Mia!, which employed the music of ABBA. LoveMusik, which ran on Broadway for a while during 2007, might be called a jukebox musical in this sense, although, unlike that show and some others, the music derived from an actual Broadway composer, not a pop act. LoveMusik was a musical stage biography of composer Kurt ...
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