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RHYTHM & BLUES, SOUL & DOO-WOP
Various Artists Collections - Miscellaneous Labels, A-B
| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Acme 501 | The Best Of The 50s Played On Your Radio | $17.98 |
| 26 tracks cut between 1957 and 1958 for this short lived New
York label plus two live cuts from 1989 by the reunited Sunbeams. Features
The Tempo Tunes, 12 Year Old Richard Lanham & The Tempo-Tones, The
Love Letters, Nancy Lee, The Miller Sisters, etc. THE EBBTIDES: Darling I'll Love Only You/ Franny, Franny/ RICHARD LANHAM & GROUP: Dance Of Love/ It's Not Too Late/ On Your Radio/ The Day I Met You/ Wishing All The Time/ BOBBY LEE & GROUP: This Is Goodbye/ NANCY LEE & GROUP: Daddy-O Mommy-O/ Meet Me At The Crossroads/ So They Say/ You Asked Me To Love You/ THE LOVE LETTERS: Owee-Nellie/ Walking The Streets Alone/ THE MILLER SISTERS: Crazy Billboard Song/ Let's Start Anew/ The Flip Skip/ You Made A Promise/ THE SUNBEAMS: Now & Forever/ Please Say You'll Be Mine/ Please Say You'll Be Mine/ You've Got To Rock & Roll/ THE TEMPO TONES: Get Yourself Another Fool/ THE TEMPO-TONES: Come Into My Heart/ In My Dreams/ My Boy, Sleepy Pete/ Ride Along/ Somewhere There Is Someone |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Amy 801 | The Best Of Amy Doo-Wop Records, Vol. 1 | $17.98 |
| First of three volumes devoted to early 60s vocal group
sound from the New York based Amy label. THE COMPANIONS: How Could You/ No Fool Am I/ PEARLINE CRESPAR: (Be Mine) Tonight/ Go/ FRANKIE FLEMING JR: All By Myself Alone/ THE FOUR JOKERS: Liggaboo/ She's A Flirt/ GABRIEL & THE ANGELS: The Rooster/ Zing Went the Strings/ THE MONTGOMERYS: Gotta Get A Hit/ Promise of love/ TY STEWART & JOKERS: Here I Am/ TY STEWART & THE JOKERS: Young Girl/ TICO & THE TRIUMPHS: Cards of Love/ Cry Little Boy Cry/ Express Train/ Get Up and Do the Waddle/ I Don't Believe Them/ Motorcycle/ Noise/ Wild Flower/ RUSS VESTEE: Well Allright/ LORI WOOD: But That Was Long Ago/ The End of the World For Me |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Amy 802 | The Best Of Amy Doo-Wop Records, Vol. 2 | $17.98 |
| 25 more. THE CASLONS: For All We Know/ Settle Me Down/ DOUGIE THE DUDE: Cowboy Joe/ Lifetime/ THE ECSATSIES: That Lucky Old Sun/ THE ECSTASIES: A Time For Love/ FRANKIE FLEMING JR.: Blue Heartaches/ HENRY & MAMIE: Soap Suds/ Two Big Feet/ MABEL KING: Go Back Home Young Fella/ When We Get the Word/ JERRY LANDIS: Lisa/ The One Teen Ranger/ LITTLE BESSIE: Broken Hearted/ For Your Love/ THE RAYS: Love Another Girl/ Sad Saturday/ THE ROMEOS: Hitch Hikin/ The Tiger's Wide Awake/ THE SHEIKS: Come On Back/ Please Don't Take Away the Girl I Love/ THE STAR STEPPERS: First Sign of Love/ You're Gone/ JOE TEMPLETON & CENTURIES: Little Miss Mousey/ JOE TEMPLETON & THE CENTURIES: Lover Be Fair |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Amy 803 | The Best Of Amy Doo-Wop Records, Vol. 3 | $17.98 |
| The third volume has 23 tracks. THE ALTAIRS: Groovie Time/ If You Love Me/ THE CARRIBEANS: Oh My Love/ Wonderful Girl/ DOTTIE DANIELS: I Wrote You A Letter/ Play Me A Sad Song/ THE FASHIONS: I Set A Tray For You/ Why Don't You Stay A Little Longer/ MABEL KING: Love/ BILLY LYNN: Little Pony Tail/ Only One For Me/ HAL MILLER: A Blessing In Disguise/ Cry Like the Rain/ RIA & THE REASONS: Memories Linger On/ RICKIE & HALLMARKS: Jornie, Don't You Cry/ Wherever You Are/ TERRY & MELLOWS: Bells of St Mary's/ Love Express/ THE VELS: Do the Walk/ In Laws/ RUSS VESTEE: Teardrops/ JAY WALKER & PEDESTRIANS: Hey Now/ Never Happen |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Apt 1001 | The Best Of Apt Records, Vol. 1 | $17.98 |
| 30 track collection of later 50s/ early 60s sides recorded
for the Apt label. Mostly doo-wop with a smattering of F&B and rock 'n
roll. Includes the labels' biggest hit Little Star by The Elegants
plus tracks from The Consorts, Madison Brothers, The Intervals, Susie
& Group, Vito & The Salutations, Donnie Dean, Ruth McFadden &
Group, Johnny Maestro, Dawn, The Click Clacks and others. Some tracks
appear to be dubbed from noisy pressings. ANGIE & THE CHICKLETTES: Tommy/ VINCE CASTRO: I Remember/ THE CLICK CLACKS: A Kiss Goodbye/ Pretty Little Pearly/ THE CONSORTS: Time After Time/ THE DARTS: Well Baby/ DAWN: Can't Get Him Off My Mind/ DONNIE DEAN & GROUP: Movie Star/ THE DOZIER BOYS: My Heart Is Yours/ THE ELEGANTS: Little Star/ TINA FLORENCE & GROUP: Let By Gones Be By Gones/ THE INTERVALS: Side Street/ THE JIVE TONES: Ding Ding Dong/ THE MADISON BROTHERS: Trusting In You/ JOHNNY MAESTRO: She's All Mine Alone/ LON MCCALLISTER & GROUP: One Desire/ RUTH MCFADDEN & GROUP: Don't Take Your Love/ THE PRETENDERS: Daddy Needs Baby/ THE RICHETTES: Love & Happiness/ JERRY ROBERT & GROUP: After Awhie/ SHANE SHEP: Too Young To Wed/ I'm So Lonely/ THE STEROPHONICS: No More Heartaches/ SCOTT STEVENS & THE CAVALIERS: Dance, Dance, Dance/ Sunday In May/ THE SUPREMES: Another Chance To Love/ SUSIE & GROUP: Don't Let It Happen Again/ THE TERRACE TONES: Ride Of Paul Revere/ THE TWISTERS: Come Go With Me/ VITO & THE SALUTATIONS: High Noon |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Apt 1002 | The Best Of Apt Records, Vol. 2 | $17.98 |
| 30 more tracks F.J. BABIES: And The Moon Came Down/ VINCE CASTRO & GROUP: Bong, Bong/ THE CLICK CLACKS: Is It Wrong/ Roma Rocka Rolla/ THE CONSORTS: Please Be Mine/ THE DARTS: On My Mind/ DONNIE DEAN: Ridin' On A Rainbow/ THE DOZIER BOYS: I Am So/ THE ELEGANTS: Goodnight/ THE FOREVERS: Baby/ THE JIVE TONES: Geraldine/ DAVE JOHNSON & GROUP: Angel Of Mine/ DAVEY JONES: Come On And Love Me/ THE MADISON BROTHERS: What's The Matter/ JOHNNY MAESTRO: Phone Booth On The Highway/ RUTH MCFADDEN & GROUP: Lovin' Time/ THE PRETENDERS: Blue & Lonely/ THE RED JACKS: Big Brown Eyes/ THE RICHETTES: This Is Our First Date/ SHANE SHEP: Two Loving Hearts/ One Week From Today/ THE STEROPHONICS: Love Is So Wonderful/ SCOTT STEVENS & CAVALIERS: Play By The Rules Of Love/ SCOTT STEVENS & THE CAVALIERS: Why, Why, Why/ THE SUPREMES: Fidgety/ SUSIE & GROUP: Johnny Loves Me/ TED TAYLOR & GROUP: Little Things Mean A Lot/ THE TERRACE TONES: Words Of Wisdom/ THE TWISTERS: Pretty Little Girl Next Door/ VITO & THE SALUTATIONS: Walkin |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Atlantic 81912 | The Golden Age Of Black Music, 1970-75 | $13.98 |
| 15 tracks featuring Aretha Franklin, Jackie Moore, Wilson
Pickett, The Spinners, Roberta Flack, Dionne Warwick & the Spinners,
etc. |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Atlantic 82218 | The Complete Stax/ Volt Singles 1959 - 1968 | $99.98 |
| This is the set you've probably read about in almost any
music-oriented publication you pick up these days - an exhaustive box set
compilation of every single put out by the independant Stax/ Volt labels
in their heyday decade 1959 - 1968. Known primarily as the home of soul
legends like Otis Redding, Rufus & Carla Thomas, Sam & Dave, Eddie
Floyd, Booker T. & The MG's, William Bell, Johnnie Taylor, The Bar-Kays,
Mad Lads, the labels also sported blues heavyweight Albert King, New
Orleans artists Bobby Marchan and Sir Mack Rice, and a lot of regional one
hitters who would be banished to undeserved obscurity if it weren't for
this encyclopedic volume. 244 cuts on 9 CD's, digitally remastered from
original mono masters - an enthusiastic thumbs up for anyone who's
yearning to own a big fat chunk of R&B history. (MB) |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Atlantic 82305 | Atlantic Rhythm And Blues 1947-1974 | $92.98 |
| The original 14-LP version of this set was an immediate
classic, a thrilling compilation of this seminal rhythm-and-blues label's
most lasting hits, with a sensible emphasis on the Stax/ Volt recordings
that Atlantic distributed. The original single CD versions of the set were
somewhat disappointing - some tracks were randomly lopped off, and the
sonic impact was diminished from the LP's - but you can safely forget
about them. Now on 8 CD's in an LP-sized case, the set is complete and
clear. The box includes the same notes from the original albums, as well
as 17 additional tracks (none particularly rare), bring the total to a
whopping 203! From Joe Morris to Major Harris, Atlantic's classic period
was full of a wide array of performers, writers, and producers whose
committment to soul remains unequalled. And any set that presents - in
context - many of the finest recordings of LaVern Baker, William Bell,
Booker T. & The MG's, Solomon Burke, Ray Charles, The Clovers,
Coasters, Arthur Conley, Drifters, Aretha Franklin, Chris Kenner, Ben E.
King, Mar-Keys, Clyde McPhatter, Wilson Pickett, Otis Redding, Sam &
Dave, Percy Sledge, Carla & Rufus Thomas, Joe Turner, Chuck Willis,
and many more is undeniable. This is soul of the highest order, and earns
our highest recommendation. (JG) |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | B 101 | Ballads, Vol. 1 | $17.98 |
| 27 track collection of doo-wop ballads including here In
Your Arms by The Elgins, If I Had Another Chance by The
Fabuleers, Love No One by The Top Hits, Teenage Triangle by
Bill Baker & Group plus cuts by Hald Davis & Group, The Casinos,
Van Dykes, Enchanters, Vows and more. THE BANDITS: Nothing Can Change My Love For You/ JOE BATAAN: Sad Girl/ THE BILL BAKER: Teenage Triangle/ THE BLUE CHORDS: So Far Away/ THE BLUE NOTES: My Hero/ You May Not Love Me/ THE CASINO'S: I'm Falling/ THE CATALINA'S: Your Tender Lips/ HAL DAVIS: Sweet And Lovely/ THE ELGINS: Here In Your Arms/ Uncle Sam's Man/ THE ENCHANTERS: I Need Your Tenderness/ THE FABULEERS: If I Had Another Chance/ THE FIVE SATINS: Can I Come Over Tonight/ THE FLAMINGOS: The Nearness Of You/ THE GALLAHADS: Be Fair/ I'm Without A Girlfriend/ THE GEMS: Teardrops Are Falling/ THE HARPTONES: Foolish Me/ THE IDEALS: Together/ THE MONARAYS: Five Minutes To Love You/ THE SHEPPARDS (WITH ECHO): Tragic/ THE SPOTLIGHTERS: Whisper/ THE TOP HITS: Love No One/ THE UNIQUE TEENS: Jeannie/ THE VAN DYKES: The Bells Are Ringing |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | BGO BGOCD 466 | Rhythm 'n' Blues - Vol. 1/ Vol. 2 | $17.98 |
| Two classic Imperial LPs from 1969 & '70 on one CD
featuring doo-wop recorded for Aladdin and Imperial between 1950
and 1957 - including tracks not originally issued on singles. Includes The
Shaweez, Dukes, Mellow Drops, Kidds, Barons, Hawks, Five Keys, Shades,
Pelicans, Savoys, Fidelitones, Crystals, Robins and others. Includes
origininal liner notes. |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | BGP CDBGPD 135 | King Funk | $18.98 |
| Collection of tracks from the King label - considered to be
the birthplace of funk. Although King's chief funkster James Brown could
not be included there are tracks by Dan Brantley, Mama Queenie Lyons, Hank
Ballard, Bill Doggett, Gloria Walker and others. HANK BALLARD: Butter Your Popcorn/ Unwind Yourself/ DAN BRANTLEY: Get It Right Or Leave It Alone/ THE COASTERS: Down Home Girl/ Love Potion No 9/ BILL DOGGETT: Honky Tonk/ Honky Tonk Popcorn/ JAMES DUNCAN: Stand Up And Get Funky/ J HINES AND THE FELLOWS: Camelot Time/ JAMES K-NINE: Live It Up/ TOBY KING: Mr Tuff Stuff/ LITTLE ROYAL: Soul Train/ MARIE QUEENIE LYONS: Fever/ See And Don't See/ Your Thing Ain't No Good Without My Thing/ ROOSEVELT MATTHEWS: Tighten Up/ OVER NIGHT LOW: The Witch Doctor/ THE PRESIDENTS: Gold Walk/ SONS OF FUNK: From The Back Side (part 1)/ From The Back Side (part 2)/ SOUL EAST: Funky Lady (part 1)/ Funky Lady (part 2)/ GLORIA WALKER: Don't Get Funky/ Papa's Got The Wagon |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Babe 2007 | Poodle Skirts And Poni-Tails, Vol. 3 | $15.98 |
| Another collection of girl group rarities from the 50s and
60s - Alicia & The Rockaways, The Delicates, Castanets, Sweet Nothin's,
Betty Renee & The Thrillettes, Angels, Ginger & The Snaps (answer
song to Dion's Runaround Sue - I'm No Runaround), The
Velveteens, Teen Queens, Clickettes, Tuneweavers, etc. |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Babe 2009 | Back Seat Babes, Vol. 1 - A Doowop Tribute To The Girls | $15.98 |
| 25 doo-wop songs with girls names in them including Darla
by Rick & The Keens, Miss Annie by The Plurals, Sweet Diane
by The Suburbans, Nadine by The Coronets, Minnie by The Fi-Tones,
Maggie by The Inspirations, Donna Lee by The Demilles, Gloria
by The Escorts, Mary Lou by The Rockin' Chairs and a whole bunch
more. THE BOULEVARDS: Delores/ THE CHARIOTS: Gloria/ THE CORONETS: Nadine/ THE DEANS: Carol/ EDDIE DELMAR & THE BOB KNIGHT FOUR: Blanche/ THE DEMILLES: Donna Lee/ THE DON JUANS: Deloroes/ THE DREAMERS: Natalie/ THE ENCORES: Barbara/ THE ESCORTS: Gloria/ THE FI-TONES: Minnie (Stereo)/ THE FIVE THRILLS: Gloria/ JOHNNY FULLER WITH GROUP: Betty, My Angel/ THE HARPS: Marie/ THE INSPIRATIONS: Maggie/ JOEY & THE CONTINENTALS: Linda/ THE LAURELS: Betty, My Darling/ THE MONVALES: Carol-ann/ THE NEW YORKERS: Miss Fine/ THE PLURALS: Miss Annie/ RAY & THE DARCHAES: Carol/ THE REVERES: Leonore/ RICK & THE KEENS: Darla/ THE ROCKIN' CHAIRS: Mary Lou/ THE SUBURBANS: Sweet Diane |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Bacchus Archives 1134 | Rare L.A. Tracks | $13.98 |
| Interesting set of Los Angeles R&B and doo-wop recorded
between 1956 and 1964 from the vaults of producer Anthony Hilder. Some of
the tracks were issued on his own labels or licensed to other labels but
quite a bit is unissued. Includes Ray Agee, Emmett Lord, Aggie Duke (a
couple of intriguing demos with Aggie on vocal and piano and Preston Epps
on bongos), The Capris, Chavez & Chavez (two members of The Jaguars),
The Charades, The Mark Anthony Band (a white band playing R&B
instrumentals), Charles Andrea & The Hi-Tones, Jesse Belvin and
others. One track is by an unknown girl group doing a nice performance on It's
Later Than You Think. Some of the performances are a bit amateurish
but, all in all, it's an interesting collection. |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Battle 200 | When Blues Goes Boppin' & Jivin', Vol. 2 | $17.98 |
| Very little blues here - mostly R&B flavored rock 'n'
roll - Linda Hopkins, Georgie Auld, Connee Boswell (realy!), Neal &
The Newcomers, Billy Lamont, Annie Laurie, Chuck Willis, Johnny Taylor,
etc. |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Bim Bam Boom 100 | The Golden Doo Wops Of Bim Bam Boom Records, Vol. 1 | $17.98 |
| 26 tracks issued on Bim Bam Boom Records in the 70s. THE AVALONS: You Can Count On Me/ You Do Something To Me/ THE CARDINALS: Have I Been Gone Too Long/ Love Me/ THE DELL VIKINGS: Cold Feet/ Girl Girl/ I'm Spinning/ You Said You Love Me/ DINO & HEARTSPINNERS: Hey Senorita/ EDDIE & STARLITES: Nobody But You & Me/ Three Steps To Go/ THE ELEGANTS: It's Just A Matter Of Time/ Lonesome Weekend/ THE FABUTONES: Baby/ THE FIVE KEYS: Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind/ THE HEARTSPINNERS: Chapel Bells/ Do You Wanna Dance/ I Love You So/ Let's Go Back To Yesterday/ That's My Girl/ THE LINCOLNS: I Cried/ LEWIS LYMON & TEENCHORDS: Them There Eyes/ THE NOBELTONES: Cha-lypso Baby/ Who Cares About Love/ THE STYLISTS: I Wonder/ One Room |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Bim Bam Boom 101 | The Golden Doo Wops Of Bim Bam Boom Records, Vol. 2 | $17.98 |
| THE CARDINALS: Sure Nuff/ Train (choo-choo)/ THE DELL VIKINGS: I Want To Marry You/ Watching The Moon/ DINO & HEARTSPINNERS: I'm Not A Know It All/ THE FABUTONES: I Found A Love/ THE FASCINATORS: Forgive Me My Darling/ Oh Rosemarie/ THE FIVE KEYS: Close Your Eyes/ THE FIVE SHARPS: Sleepy Cowboy/ Stormy Weather/ THE HEARTSPINNERS: Come To Paradise/ Cry Like I Cried/ Two People In The World/ THE INSPIRATIONS: Aye Yai Yai/ Come Back Home To Me/ My Inspiration/ THE LINCOLNS: Madly In Love/ LEWIS LYMON & TEENCHORDS: Dance Girl/ THE SCHOOLBOYS: Angel Of Love/ The Slide/ THE VIDEOS: Love Or Infatuation/ Shoo Be Doo Be Cha Cha/ THE VILONS: Angel Darling/ Wish She Was Mine/ THE VOCAL TONES: Walking With My Baby/ Wanna Lee | |||
| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Black Tulip 6302 | The 25 Best Doo Wop Love Songs | $17.98 |
| 25 all time favorites including In the Still Of The Night
by The Five Satins, The Great Pretender by The Platters, Sixteen
Candles by The Crests, Sincerely by The Moonglows, Long
Lonely Nihts by Lee Andrews & The Hearts, Sunday Kind Of Love
by The Harptones plus The Diablos, Danleers, Dubs, Clovers, Cadillacs,
Jive Five, penguins and more. |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Blue Moon 4005 | Legendary Groups Of Doo Wop, Vol. 1 | $16.98 |
| 20 doo wop favorites, 1950-54 including Count Every Star
by The Ravens, The Glory Of Love by The Five keys, These Foolish
Things by The Dominoes, Ting-A-Ling by The Clovers, That's
My Desire by The Flamingoes, Help Me Somebody by The 5 Royales
plus cuts by The Spaniels, Moonglows, etc. |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Blue Moon 4006 | Legendary Groups Of Doo Wop, Vol. 2 | $16.98 |
| 20 tracks from early/mid 50s - The Dominoes, Five keys,
Clovers, 5 Royals, Crowns, Drifters, Flamingos, Chords, etc. |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Bullseye 1001 | The Best Of Bullseye Records | $17.98 |
| 27 tracks recorded for this New York based label in the late
50s. LITTLE JOHNNY ALLEN & GROUP: She's the Girl For Me/ Throw Away Your Troubles/ BUDDY BORNE & CANADIAN METEORS: That Big Old Moon/ THE CHORDELLS: Believe In Me/ Please Don't Go/ DEAN & MARK: Cry/ Tell Him No/ THE DREAMERS: Oh Yeah (Love's That Way)/ Only Your Love/ THE EL CAPRIS: (Shimmy Shimmy) Koko Wop/ Oh But She Did/ LORRAINE ELLIS & THE CROWS: Perfidia/ THE FOUR DOTS: He-Man Looking For A She-Girl/ Kiss Me Sugar Plum/ Peace of Mind/ Rita/ LITTLE WILLIE LITTLEFIELD & MONDELLO'S: Ruby Ruby/ THE SABRES: Calypso Baby/ You Can Depend On Me/ CLYDE STACY: Baby Shame/ I Sure Do Love You Baby/ TEXAS RED & THE CONTOURS: Comin' Home/ Turn Around/ THE TRI-LADS: Always Be Mine/ Cherry Pie/ FLETCHER WILLIAMS (LEAD OF FOUR DOTS): Mary Lou/ Stop Look & Love Me |
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| VARIOUS ARTISTS | Buried Treasure 0001 | Windy Cindy Doo Wop To Soul | $17.98 |
| A collection of 24 unissued tracks and 5 unreleased
alternate tracks featuring doo-wop and proto soul recorded between 1957
and the mid 60s. It includes several unknown groups plus tracks by The
Dream Kings, Medallionaires, Nobles, Upsetters, Sheppards, Newports,
Condors and others. |
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