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HARD TO FIND 45'S ON CD, VOLUME 12 (60S & 70S POP CLASSICS) |  |
Description:
It's been too long since Eric visited this time period 1964 1977 in the 'Hard To Find 45s on CD' series, but this volume is worth the wait with nearly an hour's worth of mostly Top 20 Hits not commonly found on other CDs. As always, the correct single versions in true stereo, this time including the worldwide stereo debut of Wayne Fontana & the Mindbenders 1 smash, 'Game of Love'. Other Highlights include Phil Spector's last big independent production, the rare and wonderful 'Black Pearl' in the best stereo mix you've heard; the great Spanish hit 'Eres Tu' that made Top 10 in the USA; 'One Tin Soldier' from the soundtrack of 'Billy Jack', and the classic oh so smooth 'Dancing In The Moonlight' from the best stereo master tape source we could find. |
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 Game Of Love (a) (stereo debut)
The Nitty Gritty (b)
Keep The Ball Rollin' (c)
Apples Peaches Pumpkin Pie (c)
Call Me (d) (stereo debut single version)
Come Saturday Morning (e)
I Like Dreamin' (f)
Born A Woman (g) (stereo debut single version)
Long Lonesome Highway (h) (rare)
Garden Party (i)
I've Found Someone Of My Own (j) (rare)
Black Pearl (k) (rare stereo version)
Eres Tu (Touch the Wind) (l) (rare)
Do You Wanna Make Love (m)
Baby It's You (n) (rare single version)
One Tin Soldier (The Legend of Billy Jack) (o) (original soundtrack version)
Dancing In The Moonlight (p) (best stereo version)
Toast And Marmalade For Tea (q) (mono)(rare)
I Just Want To Be Your Everything (r) |
Artists: a- Wayne Fontana & The Mindbenders; b- Shirley Ellis ; c- Jay & The Techniques; d- Chris Montez; e- The Sandpipers; f- Kenny Nolan; g- Sandy Posey; h- Michael Parks; i- Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band; j- The Free Movement; k- Sonny Charles & The Checkmates Ltd.; l- Mocedades; m- Peter McCann; n- Smith; o- Coven; p- King Harvest; q- Tin Tin; r- Andy Gibb |
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