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Jack Nitzsche Story: Hearing Is Believing: 1962-1979 album for sale by Jack Nitzsche was released May 10, 2005 on the Ace (Label) label. Jack Nitzsche was one of the true wildmen of American popular music. His reputation was made as arranger on Phil Spector's classic recordings and a pillar of his Wrecking Crew, but his reach is so much wider and deeper than that that's it's a wonder that Hearing Is Believing isn't a multi-disc box set instead of a 26-track, single-CD compilation. Jack Nitzsche Story: Hearing Is Believing: 1962-1979 CD music contains a single disc with 26 songs.   ...See Full Description


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1Lonely Surfer See All 42:36 $0.99(Available)
2Don't Make My Baby Blue Jack Nitzsche DONT MAKE MY BABY BLUE Lyrics
3Needles And Pins Jack Nitzsche NEEDLES AND PINS Lyrics
4Seein' Is Believin'
5Not For Me Jack Nitzsche NOT FOR ME Lyrics
6Move Over Darling Jack Nitzsche MOVE OVER DARLING Lyrics
7Castles in the Sand Jack Nitzsche CASTLES IN THE SAND Lyrics
8Rumble
9Kick That Little Foot Sally Ann
10Always Waitin'
11Walk With a Winner
12No Matter What You Do
13Hung On You Jack Nitzsche HUNG ON YOU Lyrics
14Cheryl's Goin' Home Jack Nitzsche CHERYLS GOING HOME Lyrics
15I Could Be So Good To You
16Road To Nowhere
17Heart of Juliet Jones
18Wild Life's In Season
19You Make Me Feel Like Someone
20It Happens Every Time
21Sister Morphine
22Ashes, The Rain & I
23Helpless
24Mixed Up, Shook Up Girl
25You Can't Be Too Strong
26One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest (Closing Theme) See All 23:39 $0.99(Available)


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Jack Nitzsche Story: Hearing Is Believing: 1962-1979 songs Product Details



CD Universe Part number6838952
LabelAce (Label)
Orig Year2005
Catalog number1030
Discs1
Release DateMay 10, 2005
Studio/LiveStudio
Mono/StereoStereo
ProducerJack Nitzsche; Jimmy Bowen; Terry Melcher; Dick Glasser; Hal Davis; Marc Gordon; Mike Curb; Joe Saraceno; Quincy Jones; Phil Spector; Paul Rothchild; Jac Holzman; Mick Jagger; Bill Szymcyzk; Buffy Sainte-Marie; Jack Nitzsche; Jimmy Bowen; Terry Melcher; Dick Glasser; Hal Davis; Marc Gordon; Mike Curb; Joe Saraceno; Quincy Jones; Phil Spector; Paul Rothchild; Jac Holzman; Mick Jagger; Bill Szymcyzk; Buffy Sainte-Marie
Recording Time76 minutes


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