The Turtles never had more obvious fun than they did on this 1968 LP, which retains all their prodigious pop sensibilities even as they range willfully from country music to psychedelia to R&B. Their... more

The band kept the musical humor coming on this 1969 LP produced by none other than Ray Davies. This being the Turtles, there are impossibly catchy pop tunes here, too; demos of "How You Love Me,"... more

The Turtles and their sunshiny folk-pop spread from L.A. to the national charts when their tambourine-powered take on Dylan's "It Ain't Me Babe" hit #8 in '65. Here's their debut LP that followed:... more

Their 1966 sophomore LP returns now in both its original mono and stereo mixes! Fan favorites "You Baby" and "Can I Get to Know You Better?" join "Flyin' High," "I Know That You'll Be There," "House... more

This 1970 collection of unreleased early Turtles tracks turned back the clock to their formative folk-pop days—and emerged as an excellent album in its own right. This double-album expansion pairs... more

Their biggest hit (a #25 LP in '67) featuring their definitive #1 smash "Happy Together." Their second-biggest hit, "She'd Rather Be with Me" (#3), is here, too, plus their take on Warren Zevon's... more

The Turtles lost album featuring all the original 1966 mono mixes. Nine out of the twelve mixes have never been released.

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If you think "best-of"s by this legendary '60s band have come out at a tortoise's pace, you're right; there is none currently in print. Here are all the Turtles' top hits and most heavenly harmonies:... more