Johnny Tillotson - All His Early Hits- And More!!!! CD

All His Early Hits- And More!!!! CD music As the title suggests, Hard to Find 45's on CD, Vol. 6: More Sixties Classics collects more of the decade's pop and rock singles, including Lou Christie's "Lightning Strikes," the Nashville Teens' "Tobacco Road," Dale & Grace's "I'm Leaving It Up to You," and the Left Banke's "Walk Away Renee." Some of the collection's more obscure highlights include the stereo single versions of Miriam Makeba's "Pata Pata" and Lolita's "Sailor (Your Home Is the Sea)," as well as the original mono single version of Four Jacks and a Jill's "Master Jack." Tracks by Dickey Lee, Chris Montez, the Dixiebelles, Millie Small, and Los Bravos complete this fun collection of off-the-beaten-path hits. ~ Heather Phares Here's another high quality collection of 1960s hits. 17 of the 21 tracks here made the Top 20, and two of these songs are making their U.S. CD debut or are appearing in stereo for the first time. Features the cuts "Lightnin' Strikes," "I'm Leaving It Up Audio Remixers: Mark Mathews; Tom Daly.

All His Early Hits- And More!!!! buy CD music Collecting recordings from throughout the first five years of early-1960s heartthrob Bobby Rydell's career, this compilation features his first hits, like the Doc Pomus composition "I Dig Girls," standards like "That Old Black Magic," a wide variety of Brill Building classics like "The Third House (In From the Right)," and one early Lennon and McCartney composition, "A World Without Love." Significantly, Rydell's version of the latter song lost out to Peter and Gordon's British Invasion hit--the onetime teen idol was one of many U.S. pop stars supplanted by Beatlemania. Recording information: Bell Sound Studios, New York, NY (01/1959-09/1963); Cameo Parkway Studio (01/1959-09/1963); Capitol Recording Studios, New York, NY (01/1959-09/1963); Mira Sound, New York, NY (01/1959-09/1963); Pye Recording Studios, London, England (01/1959-09/1963); Radio Recorders, Hollywood, CA (01/1959-09/1963); Reco-Art Sound Recording, Philadelphia, PA (01/1959-09/1963); RPL Studios, Camden, NJ (01/1959-09/1963); United Recording, Hollywood, CA (01/1959-09/1963); Western Recorders, Hollywood, CA (01/1959-09/1963). Personnel: Bobby Rydell (vocals); Dave Appell, Joe Sgro, Bob DiNardo, Joe Renzetti (guitar); Dan Dailey, George Young , Fred Nuzzillio, Buddy Savitt (saxophone); Jimmy Wisner, Roy Stragis (keyboards); Pete Cozzi, Joe Sher, Ellis Tollin, Bobby Gregg (drums); Blanche Norton, Vivian Dix, Willa Ward (background vocals). Liner Note Author: Jeff Tamarkin.

All His Early Hits- And More!!!! songs You don't think of these 20 songs as being missing in action until you realize that most -- if not all of them -- just don't pop up on oldies anthologies very often. A wide-net approach like this that pairs "I Got You Babe" next to Bill Cosby's "Little Ole Man," with stops along the way to great one-offs from Joannie Sommers, Bob Luman, the Cookies, Nino Tempo and April Stevens, R.B. Greaves, Connie Stevens, the Marketts, Carla Thomas, the Cookies, and the Everly Brothers. A great little collection of sides that usually don't make the rounds, all in crystal-clear stereo except for five tracks presented in the original mono mixes. ~ Cub Koda 20 track compilation of truly rare 1960s gems (16 cuts made the Top 20), featuring Sonny & Cher, Nino Tempo/April Stevens, Toys, Connie Stevens, Bill Cosby, Everly Bros., Tab Hunter, Vogues, Cookies, Shelby Flint & others Includes liner notes by Rob Finnis. All tracks have been digitally remastered. Liner Note Author: Rob Finnis.

All His Early Hits- And More!!!! album for sale Brian Hyland's "Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka-Dot Bikini" is one of those songs that straddles the line between silly and annoying, but the public thought highly enough of it to make it a number one hit in 1960. Listeners expecting a full menu of similar novelties will be surprised by Hyland's Greatest Hits. Spanning the years 1960-1970, Greatest Hits consists mostly of Hyland's folk-pop from the mid- to late '60s, concluding with his 1970 hit version of the Impressions' "Gypsy Woman." Hyland's later singles seemed to aspire to "seriousness," although the aura of bubblegum pop remained regardless of the material. Most of these 18 tracks were charting hits although only three cracked the Billboard Top Ten. ~ Greg Adams Audio Remasterers: Dan Hersch; Bill Inglot. Liner Note Author: Todd Everett. Directors: Richard Wolf; Stan Applebaum. Photographer: Geary Chansley. Unknown Contributor Role: Bill Inglot. Arrangers: Gary Geld; George Tipton; Glen D. Hardin; Dick Hieronymus; Al Capps; Leon Russell; Ray Ruff; Stan Applebaum.

All His Early Hits- And More!!!! CD music Johnny Tillotson may not be the most revered teen idol, but he was one of the most successful. He lived on American Bandstand, Hy Lit, and other teen shows, and 16 Magazine featured him regularly. Some of Tillotson's music had a light country edge; he was country before country was cool. He teases on many styles on these 18 golden classics, but never ventures far from his wholesome teen persona. ~ Andrew Hamilton Includes liner notes by Mark Marymont. Personnel: Johnny Tillotson (vocals). Liner Note Author: Mark Marymont.

All His Early Hits- And More!!!! buy CD music Spanning the years 1963-1967, You're the Reason is a 30-track anthology of Johnny Tillotson's MGM recordings, including the hit title track and "Talk Back Trembling Lips." Compared to his early Cadence recordings, Tillotson's MGM sides are less rock and more pop, but with just as many de-countrified covers of country hits. You're the Reason in conjunction with Ace's collection of Tillotson's early years, All the Hits -- And More!!!!, provides a thorough -- and thoroughly enjoyable--look at the career of one of the greatest of the teen idols. ~ Greg Adams 30 tracks that cover his later years spent at MGM 1963-67