| | Chipmunks Sing The Beatles CD Chipmunks Discography of CDs
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Originally released in 1964, just as Beatlemania was hitting the United States, this Chipmunks album finds the squeaky-voiced cartoon characters taking on early hits by the Fab Four. Alvin, Simon, and Theodore's renditions of "All My Loving," "I Want to Hold Your Hand," and other Lennon/McCartney classics are charming (in a helium-induced sort of way) and fairly faithful, resulting in an entertaining collection for both kids and adults. Chipmunks Sing The Beatles Music Chipmunks Sing The Beatles Songs | 1. | All My Loving |
| 2. | Do You Want to Know a Secret |
| 3. | She Loves You |
| 4. | From Me to You |
| 5. | Love Me Do |
| 6. | Twist and Shout |
| 7. | Hard Day's Night, A |
| 8. | P.S. I Love You |
| 9. | I Saw Her Standing There |
| 10. | Can't Buy Me Love |
| 11. | Please Please Me |
| 12. | I Want to Hold Your Hand |
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Originally recordings from "Let's All Sing With The Chipmunks" (1961) and "The Chipmunks Sing The Beatles Hits" (1964).
Includes liner notes by Ross Bagdasarian, Jr. (son of David Seville a.k.a. Ross Bagdasarian).
Includes liner notes by Ross Bagdasarian, Jr. (son of David Seville, a.k.a. Ross Bagdasarian).
The faux furry trio was named Alvin, Theodore, and Simon, after executives at Liberty Records, and they've prospered well into the '90s (the franchise ...
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Michael is a composer of instrumental guitar music. He is a graduate of Five Towns College in Long island, New York with a major in music. He currently resides in Deer Park, New York. This ...
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The Aggrolites may be the best reggae/soul/funk band in the land, a hard hitting ensemble now trimmed down to a powerful quartet -- Roger Rivas on piano and organ, Brian Dixon on guitar, bass man Jeff Roffredo, and frontman Jesse Wagner, a singer with a powerful, soulful set of pipes. They're proudly retro and although their sound is pumped up with a tough post-punk energy, their bedrock grooves pay tribute to the early days, and bands, of Jamaica's music scene when hungry young dudes were mashing up American soul and local folkloric rhythms to produce a sizzling hybrid that went by the names of ska, bluebeat, soul, and, by the mid-'70s reggae. The Aggrolites have studied JA's book of rules and trimmed away all the fat, to forge a sound that tips its hat to the past while remaining fiercely contemporary. Like the bands they love, they combine killer melodies and socially conscious lyrics to produce songs that keep you moving and thinking. IV has 21 tunes and delivers more than an hour of solid music that bounces along from the Toots & the Maytals tribute "What a Complex" with a suitably raspy lead vocal from Wagner, slinky keyboard work from Rivas on clavinet, and soaring backing vocals, to the bubbly ska/R&B fusion of "Keep Moving On," and the Memphis-meets-bluebeat raveup of "Wild Time," a rowdy tune that shows the band at its uncontained best with a greasy Dixon guitar solo that tosses a bit of fat into the fire. Other standouts include the one-drop rocker "Feelin' Alright" laughs at the hard times with its positive vibration, "Tear That Falls" and "Precious and Few" are slow, simmering reggae love songs with gorgeous backing harmonies, ...
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