Sixties Classics (3-CD)

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CD Details

Number of Discs: 3
Released: March 30, 2004
Originally Released: 2004
Label: BMG Special Product

Tracks on Disc 1:

1.The Isley BrothersShout, Pts. 1-2
2.Santo & JohnnySleepwalk
3.Ray PetersonTell Laura I Love Her
4.Floyd CramerLast Date
5.Lee DorseyYa Ya
6.The TokensThe Lion Sleeps Tonight (Wimoweh)
7.Henry Mancini & His OrchestraMoon River (From Breakfast At Tiffany's)
8.Ketty LesterLove Letters
9.Neil SedakaBreaking Up Is Hard To Do
10.Skeeter DavisThe End Of The World

Tracks on Disc 2:

1.The ViscountsHarlem Nocturne
2.Little Peggy MarchI Will Follow Him (Chariot)
3.Gale GarnettWe'll Sing In The Sunshine
4.Ronny & the DaytonasGto
5.Glenn YarbroughBaby The Rain Must Fall {From Baby the Rain Must Fall}
6.Staff Sgt. Barry SadlerThe Ballad Of The Green Berets
7.The Lovin' SpoonfulSummer In The City
8.The Box TopsThe Letter
9.The Fifth DimensionUp, Up And Away
10.Jefferson AirplaneSomebody To Love

Tracks on Disc 3:

1.The Lemon PipersGreen Tambourine
2.The Friends of DistinctionGrazing In The Grass
3.The Sopwith CamelHello, Hello
4.1910 Fruitgum Co.Yummy Yummy Yummy
5.Rush, Merilee & The TurnaboutsAngel Of The Morning
6.Johnny Maestro & The Brooklyn BridgeThe Worst That Could Happen
7.The Guess WhoThese Eyes
8.Harry NilssonEverybody's Talkin' {From Midnight Cowboy}
9.Zager & EvansIn the Year 2525 (Exordius & Terminus)
10.YoungbloodsGet Together

Product Description:

This three-disc set (it could easily have been a double-disc collection with some shifting of tracks) ranges widely across the AM pop genres of the 1960s, and includes such varied tracks as Ray Peterson's "Tell Laura I Love Her," Skeeter Davis' "The End of the World," Ronny & the Daytonas' "GTO," the Lovin' Spoonful's "Summer in the City," and the Box Tops' "The Letter." While it certainly isn't exhaustive, it does feature the original single mixes of these hits, and makes for a fine road trip down memory lane. ~ Steve Leggett