History of Rock - The 60's Ultimate Collection, Volume 2
by Various Artists



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CD Details
- Released: March 14, 2006
- Originally Released: 1999
- Label: Collectables Records
Description by OLDIES.com:
More of the grooviest songs ever laid down on vinyl, now collected together on a 24-track disc. Listen to all-time favorites such as "Downtown", "Lightnin' Strikes", "Wooly Bully", "Where The Boys Are", "Na Na Hey Hey, Kiss Him Goodbye", and more.
Tracks:
- 1.Lou ChristieLightning Strikes
- 2.Fontella BassRescue Me
- 3.Petula ClarkDowntown
- 4.Barbara LewisHello Stranger
- 5.Bobby "Boris" PickettMonster Mash
- 6.Marcie BlaineBobby's Girl
- 7.SteamNa Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye
- 8.The Jelly BeansI Wanna Love Him So Bad
- 9.DionLonely Teenager
- 10.Deon JacksonLove Makes The World Go 'Round
- 11.The CowsillsThe Rain Park And Other Things
- 12.The AngelsMy Boyfriend's Back
- 13.The NewbeatsBread And Butter
- 14.Chuck BerryNo Particular Place To Go
- 15.Clarence "Frogman" HenryBut I Do
- 16.Connie FrancisWhere The Boys Are
- 17.The JarmelsA Little Bit Of Soap
- 18.Lou ChristieTwo Faces Have I
- 19.Sam the Sham & the PharaohsWooly Bully
- 20.Lesley GoreIt's My Party
- 21.The VoguesYou're The One
- 22.The CastawaysLiar, Liar
- 23.The AngelsCry Baby Cry
- 24.Chad & JeremyA Summer Song
Product Description:
60's Ultimate Collection, Vol. 2 is more successful than the first volume at including a wider range of the popular music of the era. Of course, there is still no Beatles or Motown, but there is a little bit of soul (Deon Jackson with "Love Makes the World Go Around" and Barbara Lewis with her smash "Hello Stranger"), some girl group classics (the Angels' "My Boyfriend's Back" and Lesley Gore's "It's My Party") and a couple of rockers (Sam the Sham & the Pharaohs' "Wooly Bully" and Chuck Berry's "No Particular Place to Go"). Still, most of the songs are of a lightweight and ultra-poppy nature, perfect for the listener who wants to be transported back in time to the pleasant AM pop 1960s. ~ Tim Sendra