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Paris, Jackie
Jackie Paris Sound
He was the only vocalist to tour with Charlie Parker. The first white vocalist to tour with Lionel Hampton’s Orchestra. And he recorded the first vocal version of Thelonious Monk’s 'Round Midnight'. But Jackie Paris never quite broke through to wide commercial success, victim of bad timing (his career began in the mid-’50s just as rock ‘n’ roll took off) and, like many other great talents who stood behind the mic, personal difficulties. This 1958 album features Jackie tackling (or, more accurately, caressing) the Great American Songbook, displaying copious crossover pop potential which, again, makes one wonder why he isn’t more widely known; includes 'It's Only a Paper Moon; I've Got a Pocketful of Dreams; You're Getting to Be a Habit with Me; It's a Pity to Say Goodnight; I'll Get By; This Is My Night to Dream; It Could Happen to You; We Three; Until the Real Thing Comes Along; This Year's Kisses; Someone's Rocking My Dreamboat', and 'On a Slow Boat to China'. One of the great lost jazz singers at his best, a 'Collectors’ Choice Music' exclusive!
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Paul Revere & The Raiders
Complete Columbia Singles (3 Cd)
Having done complete singles collections on such great ‘60s singles bands as Jan & Dean, Gary Lewis & the Playboys and Jay & the Americans to rapturous applause from the collector community, we knew which group they were “hungry” for next —it had to be Paul Revere & the Raiders! And, with all due respect to those previous collections, we think this one might the best set yet! Once again, Ed Osborne is your annotator and curator for this triple-disc collection, which features all 62 commercially-released A and B sides the band recorded for Columbia in its various incarnations (as Paul Revere & the Raiders, Paul Revere & the Raiders Featuring Mark Lindsay, the Raiders, etc.), plus their two Special Products tracks 'Corvair Baby' and 'SS396' and two bonus tracks, commercial jingles for Mattell’s “Swingy Doll” and the “Pontiac Judge GTO Breakaway Commercial” for GM. As with our previous collections, all singles appear in their original mono taken from original tapes (on the first two discs) and original stereo from original tapes (on the last disc), with invaluable assistance provided by Columbia vault-'meister' and engineer 'extaordinaire' Bob Irwin. Copious liner notes featuring new, exclusive interviews with Raiders Paul Revere, Mark Lindsay, Phil “Fang” Volk, Keith Allison, Jim “Harpo” Valley and manager Roger Hart accompany, festooned with rare photos. It’s the definitive collection from one of the great American rock bands, and remember—many of these original single versions have never appeared on CD! Includes 'Louie, Louie; Night Train; Louie—Go Home; Have Love, Will Travel; Over You; Swim; Sometimes; Oo Poo Pah Doo; Steppin’ Out; Blue Fox; SS396; Corvair Baby; Just Like Me; B.F.D.R.F. Blues; Kicks; Shake It Up; Hungry; There She Goes; The Great Airplane Strike; In My Community; Good Thing; Undecided Man; Ups and Downs; Leslie; Him or Me—What’s It Gonna Be?; Legend of Paul Revere; I Had a Dream; Upon Your Leaving; Peace of Mind; Do unto Others; Rain, Sleet, Snow; Brotherly Love; Too Much Talk; Happening ‘68; Don’t Take It So Hard; Observation from Flight 285 (in 3/4 Time); Cinderella Sunshine; It’s Happening; Mr. Sun, Mr. Moon; Without You; Let Me; I Don’t Know; We Gotta All Get Together; Frankfort Side Street; Just Seventeen; Sorceress with Blue Eyes; Gone Movin’ On; Interlude (to be Forgotten); Indian Reservation (The Lament of the Cherokee Reservation Indian); Terry’s Tune; Birds of a Feather; The Turkey; Country Wine; It’s So Hard Getting Up Today; Powder Blue Mercedes Queen; Golden Girls Sometimes; Song Seller; A Simple Song; Love Music; Goodbye, No. 9; (If I Had to Do It All Over Again, I’d Do It) All over You; Seaboard Line Boogie; Your Love (Is the Only Love)', and 'Gonna Have a Good Time'. 66 tracks!
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Tommy James
Tommy James 4 Pack W/ Autographed Booklet
Order all four of our brand new Tommy James exclusives and get an autographed CD booklet signed by Tommy himself.
Set includes:
Tommy James & The Shondells - I Think We're Alone Now (CCM20972)
Tommy James & The Shondells - Gettin' Together (CCM20962)
Tommy James & The Shondells - Travelin' (CCM20982)
Tommy James - My Head, My Bed & My Red Guitar (CCM20952)
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Tommy James & The Shondells
I Think We're Alone Now
This 1967 album marked Tommy & the Shondells’ move from a singles band to a more album-oriented outfit with a new studio (Allegro Sound), new producers (Ritchie Cordell and Bo Gentry) and a new arranger (Jimmy “Wiz” Wisner)! Includes 'I Think We’re Alone Now; Trust Each Other in Love; What I’d Give to See Your Face Again; Baby Let Me Down; Let’s Be Lovers; Run, Run, Baby, Run; Mirage; I Like the Way; California Sun; (Baby, Baby) I Can’t Take It No More; Gone, Gone, Gone' and the Isley Brothers’ 'Shout'!
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Tommy James & The Shondells
Gettin' Together
This 1967 album cemented the creative process that began on 'I Think We’re Alone Now', as the band came into its own as songwriters and experimented with new musical directions and recording effects. Includes 'Gettin’ Together; I Want to Be Around You; There’s So Much Love All Around Me; Some Happy Day; Love’s Closin’ In on Me; So Deep with You; Sometimes I’m Up (Sometimes I’m Down); You Better Watch Out; Real Girl; Wish It Were You; World, Down on Your Knees', and 'Lost in Your Eyes'.
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Tommy James & The Shondells
Travelin'
The last (1970) album made by Tommy with the Shondells is also considered by many fans to be their best. It’s without a doubt their edgiest, recorded with very few technical effects ("gritty and grainy, like dust in your mouth and sand in your boots," says Tommy). Includes 'Bloody Water; Red Rover; Candy Maker; She; Talkin’ & Signifyin’; Travelin’; Gotta Get Back to You; Early in the Mornin’; Moses and Me', and 'Kelly Told Anne'.
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Tommy James
My Head, My Bed & My Red Guitar
Tommy's second solo album was a total departure from his earlier work. Recorded in Nashville, it featured Music City's A-team of country musicians and Elvis Presley sidemen Scotty Moore and D.J. Fontana on 'Nothing to Hide; Tell ‘Em Willie Boy’s A-Comin’; White Horses; The Last One to Know; Rosalee; Paper Flower; Walk a Country Mile; Who’s Gonna Cry; Forty Days and Forty Nights; Kingston Highway; I Live to Love a Woman; Fortunada', and 'Dark in the Night'. The complete 1972 release!
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Hot Tuna
Live At The New Orleans House, Berkeley, Ca September 1969
The little blues band-within-a-band side project of Jefferson Airplane’s Jack Casady and Jorma Kaukonen outlasted the parent band, of course, and continues on to this day, but here’s a priceless opportunity to hear a collection of completely unreleased performances from the duo’s early days in super high fidelity (other recordings from this multi-night engagement at Berkeley’s New Orleans House were actually used for the debut Hot Tuna album)! And the set list? Practically a Hot Tuna greatest hits with some nods to the Deadheads among us! Includes 'Come Back Baby; Keep On Truckin’; Death Don’t Have No Mercy; Winin’ Boy Blues; Uncle Sam Blues; I Know You Rider; Don’t You Leave Me Here; That’ll Never Happen No More; How Long Blues; True Religion; Sea Child; Candy Man', and 'Keep Your Lamps Trimmed and Burning'. 68 minutes!
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Johnny Winter
Live At The Fillmore East 10/30/70
The other live album from Johnny Winter And, 1971’s 'Live Johnny Winter And', has always ranked as one of the high points of Johnny’s discography, but we’d stack this 66-minute set up against that record (which was in part composed of other Fillmore East performances) any day of the week. In fact, when you hear Johnny and Rick Derringer trading off lead after lead, you may well be reminded of a bluesier, harder-edged Allman Brothers, with Johnny as Duane and Derringer as Dickey Betts with the McCoys’ rhythm section. In other words, folks, this is some of the most ferocious blues-rock ever laid down on stage; includes 'Guess I’ll Go Away; Good Morning Little Schoolgirl; Rock and Roll Hoochie Coo; It’s My Own Fault; Highway 61; Mean Town Blues', and 'Rollin’ and Tumblin'.
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Poco
Live At Columbia Studios Hollywood 9/30/71
Poco first made their reputation as a live act—it’s no accident that their 1971 live album, Delliverin’, was the band’s biggest seller until 1978’s 'Legend'. The discovery of this crystal-clear recording from 1971, then, is cause for rejoicing for Poco fans; it was actually recorded a year later than 'Deliverin’' was, with the high-flying line-up of Richie Furay,Timothy B. Schmit, George Grantham, Rusty Young and (making his first live appearance with the band) Paul Cotton, and boasts a set list that departs significantly from the one on the previous live album. Includes 'Introduction—I Guess You Made It; A Man Like Me; Ol’ Forgiver; Hear That Music; Hurry Up; You Are the One; Bad Weather; Medley: Hard Luck/Child’s Claim to Fame/Pickin’ up the Pieces; Hoedown; What a Day; Railroad Days; What If I Should Say I Love You; Just for You and Me', and C’Mon'. One hour of great country rock!
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John Denver
Live At Cedar Rapids 12/10/87
What is the sound of an audience eating out of the palm of a performer’s hand? Utter silence—and that’s what you hear while John Denver is singing or speaking during this two hour-plus concert. It’s not just that John’s performances (part acoustic, part with a string quartet), drawn from his vast repertoire, are flawless; it’s also that his manner with the audience is so humble, so engaging, that he immediately creates a hushed intimacy with the crowd, and never more so than when he tells the story of how it was almost he and not Christa McAuliffe who was chosen to be the civilian aboard the ill-fated Challenger mission. Includes 'Love Is the Master; Mother Nature’s Son; Farewell Andromeda (Welcome to My Morning); Take Me Home Country Roads; Grandma’s Feather Bed; Back Home Again; Matthew; Today; Blow Up Your TV (Spanish Pipe Dream); Saturday Night in Toledo, Ohio; Wild Montana Skies; Rhymes and Reasons; The Eagle and the Hawk; Flying for Me; How Can I Leave You Again; I’m Sorry; Shanghai Breezes; Fly Away; For You; My Sweet Lady; Heart to Heart; The Ambulance Down in the Valley; Let Us Begin (What Are We Making Weapons For); Poems, Prayers and Promises; Rocky Mountain High; Annie’s Song; Calypso', and 'Falling Leaves (the Refugees)'.
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Alice Cooper
Special Forces
“Special Forces” alludes to the Alice’s guns and ammo fixation at the time—after all, this is a guy that made a career out of exploring fetishes! And just to make our reissue of this 1981 album complete, we’ve added the lovely bonus track 'Look at You Over There, Ripping the Sawdust from My Teddybear'—vintage Alice Cooper! Also includes from the original release 'Who Do You Think We Are; Seven & Seven Is; Prettiest Cop on the Block; Don’t Talk Old to Me; Generation Landslide ‘81 (Live); Skeletons in the Closet; You Want It, You Got It; You Look Good in Rags; You’re a Movie', and 'Vicious Rumors'.
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Alice Cooper
Dada
Producer Bob Ezrin and guitarist Dick Wagner were back on board for this 1982 release, which a lot of Alice Cooper fans ranks right up there with 'School’s Out' and 'Billion Dollar Babies' even though it didn’t rack up the sales of its predecessors. All sides of Alice are on display here, from horror-movie shtick to laugh-out-loud humor, all set to stinging rock ‘n’ roll with a bit of an alternative edge. Pick this one up if you missed out on it the first time; includes 'Da; Enough’s Enough; Former Lee Warmer; No Man’s Land; Dyslexia; Scarlet and Sheba; I Love America; Fresh Blood', and 'Pass the Gun Around'.
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Alice Cooper
Zipper Catches Skin
The title’s enough to make you wince (especially if you’re a guy), and Alice follows it up with plenty more humor where that came from on this 1982 release, which ranks among the most ambitious (and funniest) of his career. He’d clearly been listening to the new wave sounds of the time, and you’ll hear those nervous, staccato rhythms alongside his trademark hard rock riffing on 'Zorro’s Ascent; Make That Money (Scrooge’s Song); I Am the Future (from Class of ‘84); No Baloney Homosapiens; Adaptable (Anything for You); I Like Girls; Remarkably Insincere; Tag, You’re It;; I Better Be Good', and one of our favorite song titles of all time, 'I’m Alive (That Was the Day My Dead Pet Returned to Save My Life)'. Also includes a bonus track, 'For Britain Only'!
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Essra Mohawk
Essra Mohawk
Essra delivered another gem on this 1974 release. Here the song structure is slightly more conventional, but the imagery and imagination still run free—this is the work of a true artist, with a surprise 'Summertime' nod to another great songwriter, George Gershwin! Also includes 'New Skins for Old; Openin’ My Love Doors; Full Fledged Woman; You’re Finally Here; Back in the Spirit; You Make Me Come to Pieces; I Cannot Forget; Song to an Unborn Soul; If I’m Going to Go Crazy with Someone, It Might as Well Be You', and 'Magic Pen', plus the bonus tracks 'I Stand Here Naked' and an alternate version of 'I Cannot Forget'!
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Mohawk, Essra
Primordial Lovers
Ranked by none other than 'Rolling Stone' among the top 25 albums of all time, 'Primordial Lovers' is Essra’s acknowledged masterpiece, and it comes here with no less than FIVE bonus tracks! Passionate, poetic, personal, and—despite chord and meter changes seldom heard on :”rock” albums—catchy, this album holds up to repeated listening, revealing layer after gorgeous layer. Includes 'I Am the Breeze; Spiral; I’ll Give It to You Anyway; I Have Been Here Before; Looking Forward to the Dawn; Thunder in the Morning; Lion on the Wing; It’s Up to Me', and 'It’s Been a Beautiful Day', plus the bonus tracks 'Could You Lift Your Heart; Drifter; Question; Someone Has Captured Me', and a piano and vocal-only version of 'I Have Been Here Before'.
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Mohawk, Essra
Sandy's Album Is Here At Last
Essra made this debut record while still a teenager (and still Sandy Hurvitz) for Frank Zappa’s Bizarre label; Zappa started out as the producer but then surrendered the chair to Mother of Invention member Ian Underwood, whose engineering work here cannot be termed exactly sparkling. Nevertheless, Mohawk’s brilliance pokes out through the production murk; she is already, at age 19, a unique talent. The song titles alone let you know that you are in for a wondrous ride: 'Arch Godliness of Purpleful Magic; Tree of Trees; Child; Three Hawks; I Know the Sun; You’ll Dance Alone; Woman; All This Time Going By; Many Different Things'; and 'Love Is What I Found'. Also includes a bonus track, 'Life Is Scarlet'!
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Rave-Ups, The
Book Of Your Regrets / Chance
Our American Beat imprint has been on a crusade to resurrect under-appreciated American roots-rock and power pop bands from out-of-print limbo, and this time we’re bringing you both varieties rolled up into one band, The Rave-Ups! Led by frontman/lyricist Jimmer Podrasky, this Pittsburgh quartet fused the big ringing chords of power pop with the working-class concerns of roots-rock, and put enough classic rock references (Dylan, Hollies, Beatles, Turtles) into their songs to keep college radio record geeks happy. Despite periodic reunions, these 1988 and 1990 albums remain the last we’ve heard from the Rave-Ups; they ‘re some of the best recordings of their kind and era, timeless, classic rock ‘n’ roll. Includes 'Freedom Bound; Sue and Sonny; Please Take Her (She’s Mine); Mickey of Alphabet City; If Fun Was Not; Knockin’ at Your Door; When the End Comes Before; A Girl for Me; Catching Moonbeams; This House; These Wishes; Blue Carrot; the Best I Can’t; For the Loser (Hallelujah!); Respectfully King of Rain; If It Was (A Matter of Mind); Hamlet Meets John Doe; The Tallest Tree; She Says (Come Around); Watching Out for Jesus; Tinker Tommy; Smile', and one of the great rock kiss-off anthems ever composed, 'Faint Sense of Success'. An American Beat exclusive!
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Petula Clark
This Is Christmas
When we discovered that Petula Clark has never put out a proper Christmas album, we knew what we were getting for her fans this holiday season! And, this being a 'Collectors’ Choice Music' release, we’ve packed it with rarities galore! The first four tracks, 'This Is Christmas; Silent Night; The Happiest Christmas', and 'He Is Born, the Divine Child (Il Est Ne Le Divin Enfant)', hail from the extremely rare recordings she made for the Goodyear Tire Company in 1969, two of which have never been issued in the U.S.. Then come two tracks, 'The Little Drummer Boy' and 'Simple Gifts', that she recorded for Reader’s Digest in the ‘90s; neither of them have ever appeared on a Petula Clark album. Two tracks written and produced by Rod McKuen, the poignant 'Simple Gifts' and the romantic 'Thank You for Christmas', follow, and neither has been on an album before. We’ve also included a remix of 1972’s 'The Mother of Us All', which was arranged by the legendary Don Costa, and a bonus, French-language version of 'Little Drummer Boy'. But perhaps the biggest “gift” this collection offers are the four brand-new recordings that appear here, including two written by Petula, 'Butterflies in the Snow' and 'Another Christmas Without You'; a song originally recorded by none other than Cary Grant, 'Christmas Lullaby', which was written by Peggy Lee and Cy Coleman but never recorded by Peggy; and a new version of 'Away in a Manger'. A holiday greeting from Petula and festive photos of her through the years make this the perfect Petula present! Out November 3.
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King Family
Christmas With The King Family (dvd)
Throughout the ‘60s and ‘70s, Christmas just wasn’t Christmas without the King Family’s classic holiday TV specials. In celebration of the 45th anniversary of their television debut, join the Kings as they take a heartwarming and song-filled look back at their classic Christmas specials in this all-new holiday TV event. In clips unseen for nearly three decades (now digitally remastered), The Kings perform a cavalcade of classic showstoppers, while sharing personal, behind-the-scenes memories in contemporary interviews featuring King Sisters Yvonne King and Marilyn King, Tina Cole and King Cousins Cathy, Candy, Ric, Jamie & Xan along with Cam Clarke (anime star and voice of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles’ “Leonardo”) and King Kids Laurette and Susannah. Gather your family for heartwarming performances of such beloved classics as 'I’ll be Home for Christmas, White Christmas, Santa Claus is Coming to Town, My Favorite Things, Caroling, Caroling, The Christmas Waltz, The First Noel'; a swinging bossa-nova '‘Twas the Night Before Christmas', and many more. And as a special bonus, this DVD features the King Family’s classic 1967 special in its entirety, which includes one of their best remembered TV moments—the surprise Vietnam-era, on-camera reunion of King Sister Alyce with her son Ric, who’d been away on military service. This holiday season make Christmas a family affair with this retro TV holiday delight—as seen on public television!
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King Family
Christmas With The King Family
The King Family’s Christmas specials were an annual family television event, and their Christmas album was repackaged a staggering 8 times—nevertheless, 'Christmas with the King Family' has been out of print since 1977! It’s simply a classic of the genre, and we’ve added 15 mostly unreleased tracks pulled from various specials and TV appearances to the original album’s 12 tracks to form a holiday album that we suspect will be a Christmas evergreen. Includes from the original album 'Caroling, Caroling/Come Dear Children; White Christmas; Go Tell It on the Mountain; Hark the Herald Angels Sing/O Come All Ye Faithful/It Came upon a Midnight Clear/Joy to the World; Holiday of Love; Silent Night; Hear the Sledges with the Bells; Little Drummer Boy; Star Carol/O Little Town of Bethlehem; What Child Is This?; Some Children See Him; Jolly Old St. Nicholas/Jingle Bells', and 'The First Noel/Auld Lang Syne/We Wish You a Merry Christmas', plus the bonus tracks '’Twas the Night Before Christmas/Santa Claus Is Coming to Town; Sleigh Ride; The Shopping Song; Tell Us What You Got; Holiday of Love; I’ll Be Home for Christmas; Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas; I’ve Got My Love to Keep Me Warm; Do You Hear What I Hear Medley; Snowfall; Chree-see-mus; Children Go Where I Send Thee; My Favorite Things; Winter Wonderland', and 'The Christmas Song/Christmas Waltz'.
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King Family
The King Family Show! / The King Film Album
The first two of a staggering six albums that the King Family recorded for Warner Bros. in the space of two years, these came out in early 1965, the same year their weekly ABC TV series 'The King Family Show' was becoming a fan favorite. Their debut 'The King Family Show!' contains many of the favorites performed by the Family on TV and plays like an episode of their series—there’s even a commercial break at the mid-point by King Kids Cam & Laurette, a popular, and humorous, feature of their weekly show. Includes 'Pass Me By; Climb Ev’ry Mountain; Line the Track; My Favorite Things; Stardust; Irving Berlin Medley; Make Someone Happy; Sunrise, Sunset; I Used to Love You; I Don’t Know Why; When Are You Going to Learn; The Square; Amen', and '(When There’s) Love at Home'. Meanwhile, 'The King Family Album', the Family’s second recording effort, raises the rafters with gospel-flavored tracks like 'He’s Got the Whole World in His Hands; Swing Low, Sweet Chariot', and 'When the Saints Come Marching In', and features other favorites like 'America the Beautiful; Battle Hymn of the Republic; Shenandoah; You’ll Never Walk Alone; Every Man Has a Castle; Open Your Heart; Bluebird of Happiness; Very Last Day', and 'God Bless the Child'. And we round out this release with two more CD debuts—the Warner Bros. singles by The King Cousins originally released in 1965, the Phil Spector-ish 'Just One Smile' and girl group homage 'Today I’m in Love'! Deluxe liner notes with a treasure trove of rarely seen photos make this a true King Family fan’s delight.
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King Family
The King Family Live! In The Round / The New Sounds Of The Fabulous King Sisters
The King Family had already completed a smash nationwide tour and was about to embark on a second when they recorded 'The King Family Live!' to capture the King Family Show experience. It includes snippets of onstage banter amidst some first-rate musical moments featuring the King Sisters, Alvino Rey, the King Cousins and film favorite Robert Clarke. The song-fest includes the Sisters’ first rate take on Lennon/McCartney’s 'Yesterday', former Stan Kenton trombonist Kent Larsen’s sizzling 'Lassus Trombone', The King Cousins’ lively 'The Telephone Hour' from 'Bye Bye Birdie' plus 'The Men in My Little Girls Life; Red River Valley/You Are My Sunshine; Everything’s Coming Up Roses; What the World Needs Now; On A Clear Day; Hey Look Me Over; Baby Sitter’s Blues; Bill Bailey; I Said No!; Guadalajara', and 'Why Did I Choose You'. The next album on this disc, 'The New Sounds of the Fabulous King Sisters', is just that—the Sisters’ first original album since their Grammy-nominated ‘50s days at Capitol Records! Includes sparkling, four-part harmony treatments of 'Girl Talk; The Shadow of Your Smile; Goin’ Out of My Head; Nature Boy; Call Me; I’m Old Fashioned; Bluesette; Sweet Georgia Brown; I Got the Blues When It Rains; Who Would Remember; Somewhere', and 'Don’t Go to Strangers'. With extensive liner notes and rare photos!
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Glazed
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Earl King & Roomful Of Blues
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