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A collection of some of the Four Seasons' biggest hits (the title track, "Walk Like a Man," "Dawn (Go Away)," "You're Ready Now") as well as some other, not-quite-as-famous singles ("New Mexican Rose," a cover of the Neil Sedaka hit "Breaking Up Is Hard to Do," "Toy Soldier"), the Rhino released Big Girls Don't Cry, while it is lacking some of the standbys ("Candy Girl," "Bye, Bye, Baby (Baby Goodbye)"), is still a reasonable, albeit brief, retrospective of the group, highlighting Frankie Valli's distinctive high voice, is available at a budget price. ~ Marisa Brown Big Girls Don't Cry And Other Hits Music Big Girls Don't Cry And Other Hits Review
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