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Spotlite On Josie Records › Volume 2

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CD Details

Released: March 14, 2006
Originally Released: 1994
Label: Collectables Records

Description by OLDIES.com:

Re-live the great times with this collection of the artists and the fine recordings they made for Josie Records.

Tracks:

1.The CadillacsSpeedo
2.The EmanonsI Had My Baby
3.The StarlingsEbb Tide (Previously Unreleased)
4.The CadillacsMy Girlfriend
5.The ClicksYou Broke My Heart (Previously Unreleased)
6.The TeardropsOoh Baby
7.The CadillacsYou Are
8.The ChipsOh My Darling
9.The Blue NotesRetribution Blues
10.The CadillacsHeart Is So Blind (Previously Unreleased)
11.The ChaperonesMy Shadow And Me
12.The CadillacsBetty My Love (Previously Unreleased, Outtake)
13.The ChipsRubber Biscuit (Alternate Take)
14.The CharioteersI Got My Heart On A Sleeve

Product Description:

The second volume in the Spotlite on Josie Records series includes 14 tracks taken from the vaults of the influential East Coast label, a key outlet for pioneering doo wop acts. Highlights include original versions of the Starlings' "Ebb Tide," the Teardrops "Ooh Baby," and an alternate take of the Chips' "Rubber Biscuit," a track that was revived in the '80s by the Blues Brothers. If you're curious about the more obscure sidestreets of doo wop, this compilation is a fine place to start expanding your listening horizons. ~ Al Campbell