Do the Popcorn: Original Hits and Rarities from Belgium's Popcorn Scene

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CD Details

Released: March 16, 2018
Originally Released: 2018
Label: Jasmine Records

Tracks:

1.King's Highway - Bobby Day
2.Prison of Love - Hilliard Jones
3.The Hermit of Misty Mountain - Ben E. King
4.(That Little) Angel - Billy Keen
5.Stop Calling Me Baby - Danny Lee
6.Love You the Best - Ernie K-Doe
7.Dance By Yourself - Justin Jones
8.How Much Land (Does a Man Need) - Frank Minion
9.Oh What a Day - Craig Douglas
10.Raisin' Sugar Cane - The Untouchables
11.Forget Her - Byron Lee and the Dragonaires
12.You Don't Care (If I Cry) - Ronnie Mitchell
13.Listen - The Matadors
14.Hard Way to Go - The Exciters
15.Fight for Her - Jerry, Mel & Jack
16.Later for You Baby - Marva Josie
17.Kiddio - Brook Benton
18.Wondrous Place - Jimmy Jones
19.She's a Heartbreaker - The Chandeliers
20.Two Stupid Feet - The Tabs
21.Hully Gully Callin' Times - The Jive Five
22.Standing on the Sidelines - Sammy Hawkins
23.Wondering If You Miss Me - Laura Johnson
24.Return to Me - The Values
25.Wide Awake in a Dream - Jerry Jackson

Product Description:

This is Jasmine's first compilation of 100% Belgian Popcorn sounds. They had previously incorporated Popcorn into several other projects including the "Night Train" (JASCD960 & JASCD984) series. 'Popcorn' was named after the popularity of several James Brown singles and albums dedicated to the popcorn dance craze of the 1960s. Alongside huge pop and r&b hits as Brook Benton's "Kiddio" to B-sides of hits by Ben E. King and The Exciters through to the hopelessly obscure, Herb Alpert produced track by The Untouchables. The one thing they all have in common is that addictive 'Popcorn' beat.