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CD Details

Released: March 14, 2006
Originally Released: 1997
Label: Collectables Records

Description by OLDIES.com:

Instrumentals from the '60s done Astronauts style. Includes versions of "Quiet Village," various R&B standards, and a handful of great originals.

Tracks:

1.Hey Sugarfoot
2.My Sin Is My Pride
3.I'm A Fool
4.Little Lover
5.Quiet Village
6.You Gotta Let Me Go
7.Almost Grown
8.Loves Goes On
9.Can't You See I Do
10.Go Go Go
11.Gouch
12.Out Of Sight, Out Of Mind
13.Ain't That Just Like Me
14.Mary Lou
15.I Still Remember
16.I'll Stay With You
17.Baby What You Want Me To Do
18.Twist And Shout
19.Unchain My Heart
20.Crawfish Song
21.Brown Eyed Handsome Man
22.Sweet Sweet Child
23.Reelin' And Rockin'
24.I'm A Rollin' Stone

Product Description:

Contains 2 LPs on 1 CD: GO GO GO (1965)/FOR YOU FROM US (1965).

The Astronauts: Rich Fifield (vocals, guitar); Stormy Patterson (vocals, bass); Bob Demmon (guitar, trumpet, piano); Dennis Lindsey (guitar); Jim Gallagher (drums).

Personnel: Bob Demmon, Rich Fifield, Dennis Lindsey (vocals, guitar); Jim Gallagher (vocals, drums); Stormy Patterson (vocals).

Collectables Go Go Go/For You From Us collects two albums the Astronauts released in 1965 on one single disc. Go Go Go is a weird collection, containing rock & roll ("Almost Grown"), exotica ("Quiet Village"), blues, folk and originals, none of which is particularly impressive. For You From Us is a better record, containing solid versions of "Mary Lou," "Baby What You Want Me to Do," "Twist and Shout," "Unchain My Heart," "Crawfish Song," "Brown Eyed Handsome Man" and "Reelin' and Rockin'." Still, this disc is something that only hardcore surf-rock fans will find of interest. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine