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Lymon Frankie & The Teenagers - Rocks (Käytetty CD)
€9,00Quick ViewAll-time Fifties classics such as Why Do Fools Fall In Love and I’m Not A Juvenile Delinquent!
The beginning of rock ’n’ roll as music for, by, and about teenagers!
33 classics from the 45 (RPM) era on one CD!
The full story of Frankie Lymon’s descent into addiction and his early death. He was one of the first casualties of rock ’n’ roll.
The music! The story! The fabulous photos!
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Various - Rare L.A. Tracks (Käytetty CD)
€11,00Quick View(A COLLECTION OF WEST COAST R & B AND DOO WOP FROM THE LATE 50s-EARLY 60s): A doo-whopper of a collection of extremely rare West Coast music from the vaults. The pre-surf sounds of Los Angeles, the driving beat and harmonies that were a staple of the local small labels including artists such as Jesse Belvin, Ray Agee, The Capris, The Charades and much more! Excellent sound taken from well-preserved master tapes!
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Various - Phil Spector Early Productions (Käytetty CD)
€11,00Quick ViewCD Description:
* Ace’s producer-based series continues with a bumper 28-track collection devoted to the most famous record producer there ever was, the one and only Phil Spector. The set focuses on the legendary eccentric’s early work, with all titles drawn from the 1958 to early 1963 timeframe.
* Half of the selections are making their CD debut. These include `Nights Of Mexico’ by Russell Byrd (the recording alias of songwriter-producer Bert Berns), two titles by Bobby Sheen (soon to reach the Top 10 under Spector’s guidance as the lead vocalist of Bob B. Soxx & the Blue Jeans) and both sides of an ultra rare 45 by Terry Day (aka Terry Melcher, the son of Doris Day). More familiar hits by the Paris Sisters, Curtis Lee and Gene Pitney are also featured.
* The set contains the first record Spector ever made, `Don’t You Worry My Little Pet’ by his own group the Teddy Bears, taped in ’58 at the fabled Gold Star studio in Los Angeles, the scene of many of his future triumphs. Soon realising the spotlight wasn’t for him, Spector then set about building himself a career as a producer. Before long he had inveigled his way into Leiber & Stoller’s inner circle at Atlantic Records in New York, where late in 1961 he launched his own label, Philles. But that’s another story. Meanwhile, this is where it all began for the would-be genius…
