Sunshine Daze [CD-single] [Import]
Sunshine Daze [CD-single] [Import]
Track Listings
| 1. Extended Club Mix |
| 2. Dirty Box Mix |
| 3. Original Club Mix |
Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Sugashak's Latest Offering is a Re-recording of Osibissa's 1976 Hit, and They have Reworked it Into a Classic Dancefloor Gem.
Sunshine Daze,Sugashak (Ft General Levy),Eminence,Dance
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Summer Of Love Vol. 2: Turn On { Various Artists }
Manufacturer: Rhino / Wea ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD Similar Items:
ASIN: B0000032VW Release Date: 1992-09-01 |
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Sonically excellent CD!.......2004-01-31
Oops, missed a song from my previous review.......1998-08-29
I left a song off my list, so just wanted to complete the review:
That Acapulco Gold -- The Rainy Daze. One of those stupid lead-singer-singing-through-a-megaphone ditties. Remember "Winchester Cathedral"? This is like that song, but a thinly-veiled ode to marijuana. Throw-away filler.
Some great stuff, some filler.......1998-08-29
The standouts:
I Had Too Much To Dream Last Night-- The Electric Prunes. A great psychedelic classic, with a bumblebee guitar riff.
Incense and Peppermints -- Strawberry Alarm Clock. A period piece, but still a great single.
Renaissance Fair -- The Byrds. A track from their fantastic "Younger Than Yesterday" album. Great Crosby/McGuinn tune. "I think that maybe I'm dreaming..."
Back On The Street Again -- The Sunshine Company. The best song by this group. Irresistable folk-tinged song with terrific harmony. Very happy sound, but melancholy lyrics.
My World Fell Down -- Sagittarius. This should've been a big hit when it was released. Instead, it's one of those rare gems that any true '60s fan should have. What a cool song. Great harmonies, instrumental parts, very well produced.
A Whiter Shade Of Pale -- Procol Harum. How can you not like this song? Rolling Stone voted it one of best singles of all time. Sort of "When A Man Loves A Woman" filtered and distorted through "Mr. Bojangles," with a healthy dose of extremely cryptic lyrics thrown in for good measure.
The filler:
Are You Gonna Be There -- The Chocolate Watch Band. So-so sneering Rolling Stones clone.
Epistle To Dippy -- Donovan. Donovan at his most wimpy and precious. Even the geeky song title should tell you something. Ugh! Turn it off!
Love Every Day -- Tommy Boyce & Bobby Hart. Well, if you like Peter & Gordon, I guess you'll like this easy-listening stuff. Otherwise....
The Beat Goes On -- Sonny and Cher. As irritating as always.
Let It Out (Let It All Hang Out) -- The Hombres. Amusing back in the '60s as a fun novelty song. Pretty embarrassing and silly now.
Twelve Thirty -- Mamas And Papas. Not one of their best songs.
Let's Live For Today -- The Grassroots. Never cared much for this song (or group).
It's A Happening Thing -- The Peanut Butter Conspiracy. Their one semi-hit. You can tell why they only had one hit.
Six O' Clock -- The Lovin Spoonful. Not one of their best songs.
You can find a lot of the good songs on other albums such as the (subsequent to the original "Nuggets") "Nuggets"-series records that Rhino released. Maybe those will have a better gem-to-filler ratio than this album.
Two Greats and a bunch of Also-Rans.......1998-06-29
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Sunshine Daze
Sugashak (Ft General Levy) Manufacturer: Eminence ProductGroup: Music Binding: Audio CD ASIN: B0009V6FRW Release Date: 2005-09-12 |
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Sugashak's Latest Offering is a Re-recording of Osibissa's 1976 Hit, and They have Reworked it Into a Classic Dancefloor Gem.Music Review: