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Association Greatest Hits CD
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Association Greatest Hits Album Quite possibly the finest harmony group of the '60s and one of the best light pop bands ever, Los Angeles' The Association had an unbeatable string of hits in the mid-60s. All of those hits are included here. From the mildly controversial and psych-tinged "Along Comes Mary" and "Windy"--both of which contain not-terribly-subtle drug references--to the innocuous but heartbreakingly beautiful ballads "Never My Love" and "Cherish," The Association's stock in trade was their precise four- and five-part harmony. Most often, these beautiful multi-part vocals are topped by Terry Kirkland's expressive leads. Although their years spent recording for Valiant and Warner Brothers Records produced many more gems than are included here, The Association's GREATEST HITS is a perfect starting point for this wonderful band.
Live Recording
The Association: Terry Kirkman (vocals); Russ Giguere, Jim Yester (vocals, guitar); Ted Bluechel (guitar, drums); Gary Alexander (guitar); Brian Cole (bass).
Producers: Bones Howe, The Association, Curt Boettcher, Jerry Yester.
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Average Rating: (3.4 out of 5 stars)  The Association
Great old songs, some maybe not released back in the day, but still not bad. Loved these then, love them now.
Submitted by Joenele (Corvetteland) 
Was This Greatest Hits Music Review Helpful? Yes No AN OLDIE BUT A GOODIE
Another golden oldie album from my high school days which is the reason I bought it. A must for the "Baby Boomer's" collection.
Submitted by a reviewer (BC CANADA)
Was This Greatest Hits Music Review Helpful? Yes No Good stuff from the 60's
This CD has all the Association most people will ever need to hear. Has all their hits plus the excellent "Six Man Band".
Submitted by a reviewer (Lancaster, SC, USA)
Was This Greatest Hits Music Review Helpful? Yes No  not what I expected
I love The Association, but this cd did not have the original cuts, they were remakes, which sound horrible. Where are the originals? I would not buy this cd if you're looking for the old-school effect.
Submitted by Jessie Kenney (Missoula, MT)
Was This Greatest Hits Music Review Helpful? Yes No
 good,but !!!!!
nice compilation,but,being a purist,I would love to have on CD,the first album" and then..along comes the association".I'd pay a good buck for that,as all the cuts on that bring back soooo many memories.Tell me where I can find that!
Submitted by DAM228 (Williston Park,NY)
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