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Import only collection from the popular '60's Pop/Harmony group, who, like the Four Freshmen, were one of Brian Wilson's influences (and contemporaries) when creating the Beach Boys' harmonies. The Lettermen set themselves apart from all the other so-called romancer groups during the early '60s by creating a vocal harmony sound that was easily identifiable and unique . Features 28 tracks including 'Symphony for Susan', 'I Will Love You', 'Secret Love', 'Can't Help Falling in Love', 'Willow Weep for Me', 'To Know Her is to Love Her', 'Venus' and many more. EMI. Complete Hits, Vol. 2 Music Lettermen Complete Hits, Vol. 2 Songs | 1. | Symphony for Susan | |
| 2. | I Will Love You | |
| 3. | Almost There | |
| 4. | Secret Love | |
| 5. | Can't Help Falling in Love | |
| 6. | Willow Weep for Me | |
| 7. | To Know Her Is to Love Her | |
| 8. | Summer Song, A | |
| 9. | I Love How You Love Me | |
| 10. | Again | |
| 11. | I Have Dreamed | |
| 12. | Dear Heart | |
| 13. | If Ever I Would Leave You | |
| 14. | Try to Remember | |
| 15. | Venus | |
| 16. | Go Away Little Girl | |
| 17. | Love Means (You Never Have to Say You're Sorry) | |
| 18. | Till | |
| 19. | This Guy's in Love with You | |
| 20. | Put Your Head on My Shoulder  | |
| 21. | Cherish | |
| 22. | You've Losst That Loving Feeling | |
| 23. | Tree in the Meadow, A | |
| 24. | End, The | |
| 25. | Touch Me in the Morning/The Way We Were | |
| 26. | Mr. Lonely | |
| 27. | Up Up and Away | |
| 28. | Eres Tu (Touch the Wind) | |
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Complete Hits, Vol. 2 Music Review Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars)   Great songs
One of the best songs on this CD is
Bobby Vinton's, Mr Lonely. That is not
to say the remaining songs are less
brilliant. The Lettermen do a lot of
songs that were hits by others and
with the harmony they have you know
the sound is worth hearing. One of the
reasons this CD is so good is the fact
that there are so many songs you don't
hear on other Lettermen CDs. The price is a little high, but you get 28 great songs.
Submitted by Larry (Pensacols, FL USA) 
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 not what i had expected
The songs were only a few of thier best hits and mostly unknown songs not nearly as popular, it was disappointing considering all the hit songs they recorded.
Submitted by srlong1231 (austin,tx)
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The best Lettermen CD I have and I have a lot
Different songs, that is what makes this CD so enjoyable. As for the singing and music, well, it is the Lettermen what else can one say, great!
Submitted by Edward (Milton, FL USA)
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