Jay Siegel Discography of CDs

Jay Siegel music CDs The title of this compilation is at least partially misleading. To virtually everyone's mind, anything labeled as containing "the very best of the Tokens" would have to include their early-'60s number one hit "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" and their 1961 Top 20 single "Tonight I Fell in Love." This CD doesn't have those recordings, and nor for that matter does it have their 1967 Top 40 hit "Portrait of My Love." It focuses almost solely on tracks from 1964-1967, when most of their efforts came out on their own B.T. Puppy label. "Portrait of My Love" doesn't make the cut as it came out on Warner Bros., and while there are actually versions of "The Lion Sleeps Tonight" and "Tonight I Fell in Love" added as bonus tracks, these are taken from a 1993 album rather than the original recordings. All of those qualifications out of the way, this is a fair overview of their 1964-1967 B.T. Puppy releases, though it's pretty erratic. The one substantial hit to come ...

Jay Siegel CD discography Recording information: Century Sound Studio, New York, NY. Photographer: Fred Lombardi. Arrangers: Jay Siegel; Jay Siegel. Personnel: Mitch Margo (vocals, guitar, keyboards, percussion); Jay Siegel, Phil Margo, Jay Siegel (vocals, percussion, background vocals); Mitchell Margo (guitar, keyboards, Moog synthesizer, percussion, background vocals); Al Gorgoni, Hugh McCracken, Al Gorgone, Loren Korevec, Jerry Friedman, Bob Mann, Robert Mann (guitar); Eric Weissberg (steel guitar, mandolin, fiddle); Richard McGrath (steel guitar); Max Hollander (strings); Allen Schwarzberg, Allan Schwartzberg (drums); George Devens, Jimmy Maeulen, Jimmy Maelen (percussion). Audio Remixer: Billy Radice.

Jay Siegel albums Track Listing of songs: Who Let the Dogs Out; You All Dat; Get Ya Party On; Getting Hotter; Summer of Love; You Can Get It; It's All In the Mind; Where Did I Go Wrong; You're Mine; What's Up, Come On; Shake It Mamma; Who Let the Dogs Out;

Jay Siegel discography A return to the trashy, bubblegum-rock style of early Blondie, featuring the hit "French Kissin'." ~ William Ruhlmann This is part of the Geffen Goldline Series. Her 1st Solo Album Personnel: Debbie Harry (vocals, background vocals); Chris Stein (guitar, programming, drum programming); Jimmy Ripp, Neil Jason, Toni C. (guitar); Magic Dick (harmonica); James Chance (saxophone); Crispin Cioe (alto saxophone, ...