Vol. 10-Hey! Look What I Found [Import]

vol. 10-hey! look what i found [import]

Track Listings

1. The Bible Tells Me So - Nick Noble

2. From A School Ring To A Wedding Ring - The Rover Boys

3. Teenage Party - Tommy Steele

4. Language Of Love - Cindy And Lindy

5. Mister Fire Eyes - Bonnie Guitar

6. Heartaches At Sweet Sixteen - Kathy Linden

7. Fibbin - Patti Page

8. Almost In Your Arms - Johnny Nash

9. Charmaine - Mantovani

10. Blah Blah Blah - Nicola Paone

11. Words - Pat Boone

12. The Happy Muleteer - Ivo Robic

13. Bad Boy - Robin Luke

14. Ballad Of The Alamo - Bud And Travis

15. African Ealtz - Cannonball Adderly

16. Go On Home - Patti Page

17. Baby Elephant Walk - The Minature Men

18. True Love - Richard Chamberlain

19. Sole Sole Sole - Siw Malmkvist And Umberto Marcato

20. Just Like A Woman - Manfred Man

See all 27 tracks on this disc

Editorial Reviews
Product Description
Another volume in the hard to find series. This Mavis release has 27 tracks, including From A School Ring To A Wedding Ring (Rover Boyes), Teenage Party (Tommy Steele), Mister Fire Eyes (Bonnie Guitar), Love Me (Bobby Hebb), Happy (Sunshine Company), Everybody Knows Matilda (Duke Baxter), Any Way That You Want Me (Evie Sands), Blah Blah Blah (Nicola Paone) and more.

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Vol. 10-Hey! Look What I Found [Import]

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Ultimate Cole Porter, Vol. 4

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Release Date: 2003-06-24

Tracks:

Dream Dancing [From You'll Never Get Rich] - Fred Astaire, Harry Sosnik
Since I Kissed My Baby Goodbye [From You'll Never Get Rich] - Fred Astaire, The Delta Rhythm Boys, Harry Sosnik
Wedding Cake Walk [From You'll Never Get Rich] - Gordon Jenkins, Martha Tilton
So Near and Yet So Far [From You'll Never Get Rich] - Fred Astaire, Harry Sosnik
Wedding Cake Walk [From You'll Never Get Rich] - Fred Astaire, The Delta Rhythm Boys, Harry Sosnik
Something for the Boys [From Something for the Boys] - Ethel Merman
Could It Be You? [From Something for the Boys] - Bill Johnson
Hey! Good Lookin' [From Something for the Boys] - Bill Johnson, Ethel Merman
He's a Right Guy [From Something for the Boys] - Ethel Merman
I'm in Love With a Soldier Boy [From Something for the Boys] - Ethel Merman
My the Mississinewah [From Something for the Boys] - Betty Bruce, Ethel Merman
There's a Happy Land in the Sky [From Something for the Boys] - Betty Bruce, Allen Jenkins, Bill Johnson, Ethel Merman
When My Baby Goes to Town [From Something for the Boys] - Bill Johnson
Something for the Boys [From Something for the Boys] - Leonard Joy, Paula Laurence
By the Mississinewah [From Something for the Boys] - Betty Garrett, Leonard Joy, Paula Laurence
Hey! Good Lookin' [From Something for the Boys] - Evelyn Dall,
Something for the Boys [From Something for the Boys] - Evelyn Dall,
Only Another Boy and Girl [From Seven Lively Arts] - Jane Harvey
Ev'ry Time We Say Goodbye [From Seven Lively Arts] - Maxine Sullivan, Teddy Wilson
Don't Fence Me In [From Hollywood Canteen] - Roy Rogers
Just One of Those Things [From Night and Day] - Ginny Simms
Begin the Beguine [From Night and Day] - Roberto Valdes Arnau, Carlos Ramirez
Should I Tell You I Love You? [From Around the World in Eighty Days] - Ray Carter,
Look What I Found [From Around the World in Eighty Days] - Ray Carter,
If You Smile at Me [From Around the World in Eighty Days] - Ray Carter,
Pipe Dreaming - Ray Carter,

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Hidden Treasure
Gotta Be Kiddin'
GREAT
GET THE SERIES AND COMPLETE YOUR COLLECTION
A few more hits and a lot more oddities

Hey! Look What I Found, Vol. 6
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ASIN: B00005Q7IS
Release Date: 2001-08-29

Tracks:

Got a Match - Lou Stein
Tell Him No - Dean & Marc,
It's Late - Dorsey Burnette
Paradise - Sammy Turner
Look for a Star
Nicotine - Paul Chaplain
Top Forty, News, Weather and Sports - Mark Dinning
Green Grass of Texas - The Texans
I'll Just Have Another Cup of Coffee (Then I'll Go) - Claude Gray
Princess - Frank Gari
Little Reuben
Turn Around, Look at Me - Glen Campbell
Theme from Ben Casey
I'll Remember - R. Dean Taylor
Baby Sittin' Boogie
Rainbow at Midnight
Lone Teen Ranger
Greyhound
Tamoure' - Bill Justis
Scarlett O'Hara - Lawrence Welk
Teenage Cleopatra - Tracey Dey
She's the One - The Chartbusters
Maybe - Bobby Pedrick
Make Believe - Wind
Tennessee Bird Walk - Jack Blanchard, Misty Morgan
Smoke Gets in Your Eyes - Blue Haze
Big Time Operator - Keith Hampshire

Album Description

Ongoing series that focuses on rare & hard to get singles and obscure tracks from the 50's & 60's. Includes tracks by Dorsey Burnette, Sammy Turner, Texans, Claude Gray, Glen Campbell, Jerry Landis, Bill Justis, Chartbusters, Dean & Marc, Lou Stein, Wind, Blue Haze and more. 27 tracks total, ranging from 1958-1973. 1998 Mavis release.

Customer Reviews:

Hidden Treasure.......2005-01-06

I am attracted to collections like this. I started listening to popular music about 1968. The only way I heard music made before 1968 was from hearing it later on oldies stations. As another reviewer said, the oldies stations usually play only the "big hits". That means there are hundreds or thousands of early oldies that we never hear on the radio anymore. Some of these never-played songs are like hidden treasures, waiting to be discovered by someone willing to dig. That's where a collection like this comes in.

I knew I would not be wasting my money on this disc because of "Make Believe" by Wind and "Smoke Gets In Your Eyes" by Blue Haze, favorites from my teen years. Even "Tennessee Bird Walk", which I hated as a 14-year old in 1970, I now enjoy. For me, the hidden treasures on this disc were "Tell Him No" by Dean & Marc and "The Lone Teen Ranger" by Jerry Landis. "Teenage Cleopatra" was OK, as were a few others. The worst song on the disc is "Baby Sittin' Boogie". I thought I was getting the Buzz Clifford(?) version, which is funny, but this version is just awful.

So if you insist on loving every track on a disc, don't buy this one. But if you are interested in finding hidden treasures, go for it. You are bound to really like at least a few of these obscure songs.

Gotta Be Kiddin'.......2004-11-16

George from Ottawa should have done this review under his "Avid Oldies Collector" sobriquet as you need to be REALLY avid, even agog, to want this compilation of flotsam and jetsam. Unless you are trying to acquire all of the songs ever recorded to hold, then sell for a profit--well, even if you ARE--take a pass on this one. People selling banana peels and calling them bananas.

GREAT.......2003-06-26

A NICE COLLECTION OF ORIGINAL STUFF BUT QUALITY DROPS OUT ON SOME OF THE TRACKS...

TOM WYNN

GET THE SERIES AND COMPLETE YOUR COLLECTION.......2002-11-02

I HAD BEEN LOOKING FOR THE RECORD "TEENAGE CLEOPATRA" BY TRACY DEY. IT WAS POPULAR HERE IN SOUTHERN CA. IN THE MID 60'S.MOST OF THE SONGS IN THIS SERIES MIGHT NOT HAVE ALL BEEN TOP TWENTY HITS, BUT IT WAS THE STUFF THE RADIO WAS PLAYING AND WE LIKED IT. TODAY'S OLDIES STATIONS ONLY PLAY WHAT WAS TOP TWENTY BUT WE MISS THE OTHER RECORDS JUST AS MUCH!THEY JUST WEREN'T PUSHED INTO THE MAINSTREAM OR MISMANAGED. AN EXAMPLE WOULD BE ANNETTE FUNICELLO'S BEAUTIFUL BALAD "TALK TO ME, BABY" (WRITTEN BY PAUL ANKA).BUY THE WHOLE SERIES AND YOU'LL DISCOVER ALOT OF GOOD MUSIC THAT YOU'VE NEVER HEARD, IF YOU DIDN'T LIVE IN THE 50'S AND 60'S.GO FOR IT. MAN, IT'S WHAT AMERICAN POP WAS ALL ABOUT!

A few more hits and a lot more oddities.......2002-02-24

Sixth installment in the "Hey Look..." series of oldies compilations has the usual sprinkling of better-known hits nestled within a string of some really strange and obscure tracks from the earlier years of rock and roll. Some of the higher-charting entries are Wind's (aka Tony Orlando) "Make Believe", the Chartbusters' "She's The One" and Frank Gari's "Princess". Among the 13 other top-100 songs are such rarities as Dean and Marc's version of Travis and Bob's top-ten hit "Tell Him No", Jimmie Rodgers' "Rainbow At Midnight" and Claude Gray's "I'll Just Have Another Cup Of Coffee". More interesting for their backround then the songs themselves are tracks such as Glen Campbell's first charted single "Turn Around, Look At Me" later a top-ten hit by the Vogues, Jerry Landis' (aka Paul Simon) "Lone Teen Ranger" and Bobby Pedrick's (aka Robert John) "Maybe". Just plain oddities include such sides as Ralph Bendix' version of Buzz Clifford's "Baby Sittin' Boogie". Sound quality is mostly listenable if not pristine though decidedly mediocre on the noisier tracks (2,5,6). Two tracks from the seventies (26 and 27) do appear in stereo. Though not the sound quality wished for, this collection does offer a lot of never-before-on-CD hits and misses for both the casual listener and more avid collector.

As track listings were not provided at the time of this review, they are given here:

1) Got A Match - Lou Stein; 2) Tell Him No - Dean And Marc; 3) It's Late - Dorsey Burnette; 4) Paradise - Sammy Turner; 5) Look For A Star - Dean Hawley; 6) Nicotine - Paul Chaplain; 7) Top Forty, News, Weather And Sports - Mark Dinning; 8) Green Grass Of Texas - Texans; 9) I'll Just Have Another Cup Of Coffee - Claude Gray; 10) Princess - Frank Gari; 11) Little Reuben - Al Gardner; 12) Turn Around, Look At Me - Glen Campbell; 13) Theme From Ben Casey - Valjean; 14) I'll Remember - R. Dean Taylor; 15) Baby Sittin' Boogie - Ralph Bendix; 16) Rainbow At Midnight - Jimmie Rodgers; 17) Lone Teen Ranger - Jerry Landis; 18) Greyhound - Maximillian; 19) Tamoure - Bill Justis; 20) Scarlett O'Hara - Lawrence Welk; 21) Teenage Cleopatra - Tracey Dey; 22) She's The One - Chartbusters; 23) Maybe - Bobby Pedrick; 24) Make Believe - Wind; 25) Tennessee Bird Walk - Jack Blanchard and Misty Morgan; 26) Smoke Gets In Your Eyes - Blue Haze; 27) Big Time Operator - Keith Hampshire

Hey! Look What I Found, Vol. 5
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Three Generous Stars

GREAT STUFF POOR QUALITY

Hey! Look What I Found, Vol. 5
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Release Date: 2001-08-29

Tracks:

Plaything - Ted Newman
For You Alone - Kenny Rogers, Kenny Rogers
Sleep Walk
Move Over Rover
Little Bitty Johnny - Travis & Bob
Look for a Star - Gary Mills
Hot Rod Lincoln - Johnny Bond
Time Machine - Dante & The Evergreens
(Theme from) My Three Sons - Lawrence Welk
Sad Movies [Make Me Cry] - The Lennon Sisters
English Country Garden - Jimmie F. Rodgers
Bridge of Love - Joe Dowell
At the High School Dance - R. Dean Taylor
What Is Love - The Fi-Dells
Cinderella - Jack Ross
Glad Rag Doll - Johnny Maddox
What Are Boys Made Of - The Percells
Enamorado - Keith Colley
Little Eeefin Annie - Joe Perkins
Baby I Do Love You - The Galens
Sweet William - Millie Small
Livin' High - Vince Everett
Stand by Me - Cassius Clay
Goldfinger - John Barry
Mississippi - John Phillips
Theme from Love Story - Francis Lai
Daytime Night-Time - Keith Hampshire

Album Description

Ongoing series that focuses on rare & hard to get singles and obscure tracks from the 50's & 60's. Includes tracks by John Barry, Cassius Clay, Ted Newman, Kenny Rogers, Mark IV, Travis & Bob, Johnny Bond, Lennon Sisters, Joe Dowell, R. Dean Taylor, Vince

Customer Reviews:

Three Generous Stars.......2004-11-16

Better than usual by these bottom feeders. Three good ones; guess which. Don't buy.

GREAT STUFF POOR QUALITY.......2003-03-01

As with the whole series...great collection but sadly the quality is as good as I could do myself using my home computer to convert my old records to CD.

Tracks:

(Make With) The Snake - Mark IV
I've Got a Lot to Learn - Kenny Rogers, Kenny Rogers
Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered - Betty Smith
Tennessee Waltz - Jerry Fuller
Starry Eyed - Gary Stites
Marina - Rocco Granata
I'll Walk the Line - Don Costa
Everybody Out'ta the Pool - Lifeguards, The Lifeguards
Bad Boy - Marty Wilde
Alley-Oop
Look for a Star - Gary Miles
Sixteen Reasons (Why I Love You) - Bill Post, Doree Post
Wreck of the John B - Jimmie F. Rodgers
Hello Fool - Ralph Emery
I Could Have Love You So Well - Ray Peterson
All of This for Sally - Mark Dinning
It's a Gas
Twistin' Ghost
Jealous Fool - Jimmy Breedlove
Blue Guitar - Richard Chamberlain
My Baby's Just Crazy 'Bout Elvis - Mike Sarne
Gonna Get Along Without You Now - Tracey Dey
Hey-Da-Da-Dow - The Dolphins
Noshville Katz
God, Love and Rock and Roll - Teegarden,
Third Rate Romance - The Amazing Rhythm Aces
Biggest Parakeets - Jud Strunk

Album Description

This ongoing series features many rare & hard to get singles and obscure tracks from the 50's & 60's. Includes tracks by The Mark IV, Kenny Rogers, Dante & The Evergreens, Ray Peterson, Lovin' Spoonful, Teegarden & Van Winkle, Marty Wilde, Jerry Fuller, Don Costa, Lifeguards, Jimmie Rodgers, The Dolphins, Alfred E. Neuman and more. 27 tracks ranging from 1958-1975. 1998 Mavis release.

Customer Reviews:

Boy, is THIS Rare!.......2004-11-16

That's not a question. Used to be, in the days of LPs, there would be available hit songs from the past but if you weren't careful, you'd buy and find out they were not by the original artists but by Joe Banana and the Five Peels. The people who compiled this ripoff have a lot of nerve! One star each for Mark Dinning's "All of This for Sally" and The Amazing Rhythm Aces' contribution. Really!

More obscurities - mostly.......2002-03-03

Another 27 mostly minor hits and misses from the late 50s into the mid-70s with a few decent-charting hard-to-find sides thrown in, served up by the Mavis outfit in Canada. While some of these titles may sound familiar, these versions are by artists whose version took a back seat, or in some cases took no seat at all, to the real hit version. Bill and Doree Post's version of "Sixteen Reasons" had no chance against Connie Stevens' top-10 version. The "Alley-Oop" version here by Dante and the Evergreens, while second to the Hollywood Argyles' monster hit at least outdid a third version by the Dyna-Sores. Garry Miles' "Look For A Star" actually edged out versions by Garry Mills and Deane Hawley. Jimmie Rodgers treatment of "Wreck Of The John B", much more in the folk style of the song's origin, was virtually ignored and the song unknown until the Beach Boys made a top pop hit out of it in 1966. Tracey Dey's pounding version of Patience and Prudence's squishy 1956 hit "Gonna Get Along Without You Now" deserved more attention on the charts than it received in 1964. While the versions of songs here are mostly the losing ones, that is part of what makes this collection more interesting in that it doesn't recycle the same tunes found in other compilations. There are a few sides included for their sheer idoicy alone such as the so-called Alfred E. Neuman's "It's A Gas", the vocals of which consists entirely of belches. The downfall here, as with the other volumes in this series, is the mediocre sound quality that at times is fairly miserable - tracks 10 and 18 are particularly ragged. Of these needle drops, at least a few - 13,15,25 are from stereo discs and sound reasonably clean. Following the theme of this series, this volume provides some more obscure hits and misses for those who are seeking out some of these truly rarely, if ever, found-on-CD tunes. As the track listings were not supplied at the time of this review they are listed below.

1) (Make With) The Shake - Mark IV; 2) I've Got A Lot To Learn - Kenny Rogers; 3) Bewitched - Betty Smith Group; 4) Tennessee Waltz - Jerry Fuller; 5) Starry Eyed - Garry Stites; 6) Marina - Rocco Granata; 7) I'll Walk The Line - Don Costa; 8) Everybody Outta The Pool - Lifeguards; 9) Bad Boy - Marty Wilde; 10) Alley-Oop - Dante & Evergreens; 11) Look For A Star - Garry Miles; 12) Sixteen Reasons - Bill & Doree Post; 13) Wreck Of The John B - Jimmie Rodgers; 14) Hello Fool - Ralph Emery; 15) I Could Have Loved You So Well - Ray Peterson; 16) All Of This For Sally - Mark Dinning; 17) It's A Gas - Alfred E. Neuman; 18) The Twistin' Ghost - Maximillian; 19) Jealous Fool - Jimmy Breedlove; 20) Blue Guitar - Richard Chamberlain; 21) My Baby's Just Crazy 'Bout Elvis - Mike Sarne; 22) Gonna Get Along Without You Now - Tracey Dey; 23) Hey-Da-Da-Dow - Dolphins; 24) Noshville Katz - Lovin' Cohens; 25) God, Love And Rock And Roll - Teegarden & Van Winkle; 26) Third Rate Romance - Amazing Rhythm Aces; 27) The Biggest Parakeets - Jud Strunk

Hey! Look What I Found, Vol.8
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More surprising finds

Hey! Look What I Found, Vol.8

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ASIN: B00000JM7K
Release Date: 2003-10-14

Tracks:

The Big Heavy - Cosy Eggleston
Swinging Sweethearts - David Carroll
Ma Ma Ma Marie - The Gaylords
I Kneel At Your Throne - Joe Medlin
Trade Winds - Billy Vaughn
I've Come Of Age - Billy Storm
Russian Band Stand - Spencer & Spencer
Bei Mir Bist Du Schon - Louis Prima & Keely Smith
"Answer Me, My Love - Johnny Rivers
Geronimo Stomp - Barry Darvel
For Love - Lloyd Price
Hey! Look Me Over - The Pete King Chorale And
Maria - Roger Williams
Such A Night - Vince Everett
The Wandering Sea - Santo & Johnny
A Stranger In Your Town - The Shacklefords
Danger - Vic Dana
I'm In Love - The Blossoms
Frankie & Johnny - The Greenwood County Singers
Just Once More - Rita Pavone
Poor Man's Son - The Reflections
One Has Name(The Other Has My Heart) - Barry
Tell Me To My Face - Keith
Wand'rin' Star - Lee Marvin
Humphrey The Camel - Jack Blanchard & Misty
Bongo Rock - The Incredible Bongo Band
If - Telly Savalas

Album Description

Ongoing series that focuses on rare & hard to get singles and obscure tracks from the 50's & 60's. Includes tracks by Billy Vaughn, Lloyd Price, Roger Williams, Santo & Johnny, Vic Dana, Keith, Lee Marvin, Telly Savalas, Spencer & Spence r and more. 27 tracks. 1999 Mavis release.

Customer Reviews:

More surprising finds.......2001-11-03

Mavis of Canada rolls out another collection of moderate and lesser hits along with B-sides and obscure non-charting singles. Included in this eclectic gathering of pop tunes from the fifties through the mid-seventies are several instrumentals and novelty tunes. The one charting entry by Louis Prima not found in other CDs, "Bei Mir Bist Du Schon" makes its CD debut here. Another one-hit instrumental to see the CD-light of day is the Incredible Bongo Band's "Bongo Rock" from 1973. Other one-hit wonders to appear include the break-in novelty tune "Russian Band Stand" from Spencer and Spencer aka Dickie Goodman of "Flying Saucer" fame and the top-20 rarer-than-hens-teeth "One Has My Name" by Barry Young. As in the other volumes of the series, sound quality is inconsistant, not to be unexpected given the range of age and obscurity of these titles. Tracks 15,24,26 and 27 appear in stereo with the remainder in mono. While most, if not all, of these are needle drops, they are mostly fairly clean sounding without massive noise compression making them reasonably listenable. Putting the less than pristine sound quality aside, this is an interesting collection of extremely rare pop tunes of the era.

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These guys keep finding stuff...

Hey! Look what I Found Vol. 9
Various Artists
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Release Date: 2000-07-25

Tracks:

Red Sails In The Sunset - Tab Hunter
Boppin' In A Sack - The Lane Brothers
I Can't Get You Out Of My Heart - Al Martino
To A Soldier Boy - The Tassels
Baby Talk - Tom & Jerry
The Customary Thing - Johnny Rivers
Apple Green - June Valli
"Someone Loves You, Joe - The Singing Belles
Sho' Know A Lot About Love - The Hollywood Argyles
The Teacher - The Falcons
Balck Is The Color Of My True Loves Hair - John
Don't Go - Vince Everett
Midnight Beach Party - Santo & Johnny
"Winkin', Blinkin' And Nod - The Simon Sisters
Remember Me - Rita Pavone
Like Columbus Did - The Reflections
I'm Sorry - Pete Drake And His Talking Steel
The Fortune Teller - Dale Ward
The Crusher - The Novas
Love Means(You Never Have To Say You're Sorry) -
Mame - Louis Armstrong
Cinderella Rockefella - Esther & Abi Ofarim
Competition Ain't Nothin - Little Carl Carlton
Witchi Tai To - Everything Is Everything
Big Bruce - Steve Greenburg
Long Lonesome Highway - Michael Parks
The Twelve Daze Of Christmas - Steve Irvings

Album Description

Ongoing series that focuses on rare & hard to get singles and obscure tracks from the 50's, 60's & 70's. Includes tracks by Tab Hunter, Al Martino, Tom & Jerry, Hollywood Argyle s, Vince Everett, Louis Armstrong, Michael Parks and more. 27 tracks. 1999 Mavis release.

Customer Reviews:

These guys keep finding stuff..........2001-08-22

Volume nine continues this series of compilations of seldom-if-ever-found-elsewhere tunes mostly from the early days of rock and roll. Here is another mixed bag of lesser hits, b-sides and non-charting curiosities. While many of these songs won't be instantly recognized, there are a few finds here for the collector of some long-lost 45s from the days of AM radio. Some of these may be of interest more for their backround than for the songs themselves such as Carly Simon with her sister doing "Winkin', Blinkin' and Nod" or Simon and Garfunkel's "Baby Talk" as by Tom and Jerry. And "Like Columbus Did" by the Reflections has to rank as one of the top 10 sound-alike follow-up songs (to "Just Like Romeo and Juliet") of all rock and roll time. As with others in the series, the sound quality varies greatly. Some have been lifted from clean vinyl with reasonable presence while a few tracks have noticable distortion and lots of groove noise. A few appear in true stereo (13,17,20 and 27) with the remainder in mono. Liner notes are limited to a track listing with no further information. Shortcomings aside, as the title infers, these volumes keep coming up with a few more tracks satisfying the thirst of collectors and completists for long-lost songs of the rock and roll era.

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OLDIES' RARITIES FOR THE SERIOUS COLLECTORS

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Release Date: 2004-04-06

Tracks:

Ambrose (Part Five) - Linda Laurie
Lonely For You - Gary Stites
Goodbye Jimmy, Goodbye - Kathy Linden
Pajama Party - Bobby Pedrick Jr.
The Hunch - Bobby Peterson Quintet
Come Back Silly Girl - Steve Lawrence
National City - Joiner, Arkansas Jr. High School Band
Shortnin' Bread - Paul Chaplain
Sailor (Your Home Is The Sea) Lolita
Chills & Fever - Ronnie Love
Missing You - Ray Peterson
You're The Reason - Bobby Edwards
The In-Between Years - James MacArthur
Small Sad Sam - Phil McLean
Runaway - Lawrence Welk
Clap Your Hands Once Again - The Beau-Marks
Sugar Plum - Ike Clanton
Come Outside - Mike Sarne
Forgive Me (For Giving You Such A Bad Time) - Babs Tino
Tick Tock - Richie Cordell
I'm Moving On - Matt Lucas
Young & In Love - Chris Crosby
Gringo (Ringo) - El Clod
She's About A Mover - Sir Douglas Quintet
The Ballad Or Irving - Frank Gallop
Niki Hoeky - P. J. Proby
Vance - Roger Miller

Customer Reviews:

OLDIES' RARITIES FOR THE SERIOUS COLLECTORS.......2006-03-24

1. Ambrose (Part Five) - Linda Laurie GOOD GIRL STUFF!
2. Lonely For You - Gary Stites TEEN ANGST!
3. Goodbye Jimmy, Goodbye - Kathy Linden GREAT!
4. Pajama Party - Bobby Pedrick Jr. HRMM...SILLY!
5. The Hunch - Bobby Peterson Quintet
6. Come Back Silly Girl - Steve Lawrence WELL, I'M NOT TO CRAZY FOR STEVE LAWRENCE, THIS IS ONE OF THE EASY LISTENING ARTIST ON THIS COMPLILATION
7. National City - Joiner, Arkansas Jr. High School Band YOU'R KIDDING, THE HIGH SCHOOL BAND MADE A RECORD?!? IT'S GOOD.
8. Shortnin' Bread - Paul Chaplain THE CRAMPS REMADE THIS CLASSIC OLDIE! ROCKABILLY TURNED INTO SHOCKABILLY!
9. Sailor (Your Home Is The Sea) Lolita
10. Chills & Fever - Ronnie Love
11. Missing You - Ray Peterson
12. You're The Reason - Bobby Edwards IT ALL IN THE GAME!
13. The In-Between Years - James MacArthur
14. Small Sad Sam - Phil McLean VOL ONE HAS CAROLE KING SINGING ABOUT SHORT MORT! SEE DISCONE CD'S WEBSITE TO FIND IT. IT'S ANOTHER ATTACK ON SHORT PEOPLE AND THE ANSWER TO TALL PAUL!

15. Runaway - Lawrence Welk LOL!!! YEAH! IT'S GOOD! MY ONLY COMPLAINT.. IT CUTS OFF TO SOON DUE TO ORIGINAL BAD EDITING!!!
16. Clap Your Hands Once Again - The Beau-Marks
17. Sugar Plum - Ike Clanton IS THIS JIMMY CLANTON'S BROTHER OR COUSIN,. IT SOUNDS JUST LIKE ... JUST LIKE...JUST LIKE A DREAM (FROM JIMMY CLANTON!)
18. Come Outside - Mike Sarne
19. Forgive Me (For Giving You Such A Bad Time) - Babs Tino
20. Tick Tock - Richie Cordell
21. I'm Moving On - Matt Lucas
22. Young & In Love - Chris Crosby
23. Gringo (Ringo) - El Clod THE FIRST VOLUME OF THIS SET HAS EL COD PERFORMING TIJUANA (WOLVERTON MT. PARODY) THAT IS REALLY FUNNY AS HECK!!! THIS STILL IS A GOOD SONG!
24. She's About A Mover - Sir Douglas Quintet
25. The Ballad Or Irving - Frank Gallop COMEDY RELEASE WITH AUDIENCE, THEY DON'T GET FUNNIER AND CLEANER THAN THIS!!!
26. Niki Hoeky - P. J. Proby
27. Vance - Roger Miller

THE OTHER ARE FINE, AND THE QUALITY ISN'T THE BEST BUT IT'S THE ONLY WAY TO GET THEM!

Average customer rating:

Two Generous Stars
About as good as you're gonna get 'em
I Feel Good, I Feel Bad
You mean...there's MORE?

Vol. 7-Hey! Look What I Found

ProductGroup: Music
Binding: Audio CD

Easy Listening | Compilations | Pop | Styles | Music

General | Easy Listening | Pop | Styles | Music
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ASIN: B00000JM7J
Release Date: 2001-08-20

Tracks:

Ninety-Nine Ways - Tab Hunter
The Wedding - June Valli
I Can't Sit Down - Marie & Rex
Young Ideas - Chico Holiday
Everyday - Johnny Rivers
Felicia - Bobby & The Orbits
All Love Broke Loose - Wink Martindale
Sheila - Tommy Roe
Molly - Bobby Goldsboro
Zero-Zero - Lawrence Welk
The Enchanted Sea - Santo & Johnny
Diamonds - Jet Harris & Tony Meehan
Be Careful Of Stones You Throw - Dion
Like The Big Guys Do - The Rocky Fellers
Ringo's Theme(This Boy) - George Martin
Gator Tails And Monkey Ribs - The Spats
Shabby Little Hut - The Reflections
I Made My Choice - Sylvie Vartan
Inky Dinky Spider(The Spider Song) - The Kids
I Feel Good(I Feel Bad) - The Lewis & Clarke
I'm Gonna Make You Love Me - Madeline Bell
Ronnie Milsap - House Of The Rising Sun
You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling - Dionne Warwick
Lo Mucho Que Te Quiero(The More I Love You) -
Mammy Blue - Pop-tops
Little Miss Hip Shake - Mungo Jerry
Sausalito Summernight - Diesel

Album Description

Part of the on going series that focuses on rare & hard to get singles and obscure tracks from the 50's & 60's. Includes tracks by Tab Hunter, Chico Holiday, Johnny Rivers, Bobby Goldsboro, Tommy Roe, Dion, George Martin, Sylvie Vartan, Ronnie Milsap, Mungo Jerry and more. 27 tracks. 1999 Mavis release.

Customer Reviews:

Two Generous Stars.......2004-11-16

That's for #'s 13 and 15 for good but seldom-seen tunes. The rest is so amazingly who-cares.

About as good as you're gonna get 'em.......2001-08-20

Volume 7 in this series gathers up another 27 tracks of moderate hits, minor hits and misses. Part of what makes this compilation interesting is the inclusion of charted tracks of artists whose songs have been compiled elsewhere except for the songs included here. Here is about the only place to find "Molly" by Bobby Goldsboro or "Be Careful of Stones That You Throw" by Dion. Also thrown in are such rarities as the Kids Next Door's "Inky Dinky Spider" and Lewis and Clarke Expedition's "I Feel Good". Adding to this eclectic mix of 50s and 60s tunes are a couple of hit titles from the 70s and 80s ("Mammy Blue" and "Sausalito Summernight"). While the sound quality is uneven with many, if not all, of these being needle drops, most of the tracks are reasonably clean sounding without obnoxious compression. Tracks 11,13,18,26 and 27 are in true stereo with the remainder in mono. The liner notes booklet provides a listing of the included tracks and no other information. Given the obscurity of many of these tunes, the less than stellar sound quality can be mostly forgiven and what you have here is a reasonably listenable collection of not-to-be-found-elsewhere rock and roll oldies.

I Feel Good, I Feel Bad.......2000-10-22

This song, by the Lewis and Clarke Expedition, is the only one I can find anywhere that they recorded. Travis Lewis a.k.a. Michael Martin Murphey and his buddy, Boomer Clarke, recorded under this name in the late 60's.

You mean...there's MORE?.......2000-09-25

I bought Volumes 1, 2 and 3 some time ago, and thouht that was as far as the series went. I'm stunned - and delighted - to see there's actually NINE volumes of this series (and maybe more!). The first three volumes were outstanding, and you can bet I'm gonna grab the other ones first chance I get.

Rock Music:

Rock Music

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1. The Bible Tells Me So - Nick Noble
2. From A School Ring To A Wedding Ring - The Rover Boys
3. Teenage Party - Tommy Steele
4. Language Of Love - Cindy And Lindy
5. Mister Fire Eyes - Bonnie Guitar
6. Heartaches At Sweet Sixteen - Kathy Linden
7. Fibbin - Patti Page
8. Almost In Your Arms - Johnny Nash
9. Charmaine - Mantovani
10. Blah Blah Blah - Nicola Paone
11. Words - Pat Boone
12. The Happy Muleteer - Ivo Robic
13. Bad Boy - Robin Luke
14. Ballad Of The Alamo - Bud And Travis
15. African Ealtz - Cannonball Adderly
16. Go On Home - Patti Page
17. Baby Elephant Walk - The Minature Men
18. True Love - Richard Chamberlain
19. Sole Sole Sole - Siw Malmkvist And Umberto Marcato
20. Just Like A Woman - Manfred Man
See all 27 tracks on this disc