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A nice 20-track collection of the two groups both led by James "Shep" Sheppard. "Daddy's Home" was the answer song by Shep and the Limelites to the Heartbeats' "A Thousand Miles Away," and some of the follow-ups that continued the story sequence are aboard here. Sheppard was one of the smoothest of all the doo-wop balladeers, and this collection is classic George Goldner (the group's producer) New York-style vocal group every note of the way. Extra bonus with some of the tracks being in true stereo, a rarity in doo wop records. ~ Cub Koda
/Shep & The Limelights. Heartbeats Daddy's Home Songs | 1. | Thousand Miles Away  | |
| 2. | Everybody Is Somebody's F | |
| 3. | I Found a Job | |
| 4. | People Are Talking | |
| 5. | Allright Okay You Win | |
| 6. | Down on My Knees | |
| 7. | O Baby Don't | |
| 8. | I Want to Know | |
| 9. | Sometimes I Wonder | |
| 10. | Crazy For You | |
| 11. | Five Hundred Miles to Go | |
| 12. | Darling How Long? | |
| 13. | I Won't Be the Fool Anymo | |
| 14. | One Day Next Year | |
| 15. | Daddy's Home | |
| 16. | Ready For Your Love | |
| 17. | Three Steps From the Alta | |
| 18. | Our Anniversary | |
| 19. | What Did Daddy Do | |
| 20. | Stick by Me (And I'll Sti | |
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