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 01. Bronzettes, The "Hot spot" 02. Garrett, Kelly "This heart is haunted" 03. Grant, Janie "And that reminds me of you" 04. Carolines, The "Big house" 05. Teardrops, The "I will love you dear, forever" 06. Wilson, Naomi "I'm so young" 07. Franklin, Saundra "Just a little touch of your love" 08. Vareeations, The "It's the loving season" 09. Avons, The "He's my hero" 10. Delicates, The "Top twenty" 11. Taffys, The "Everybody South Street" 12. Sherrys, The "That guy of mine" 13. Fran-Cettes, The "Late in the evening" 14. Shirelles, The "Two stupid feet" 15. Jackie & Gayle "That's how it goes" 16. Satisfactions, The "I didn't have any summer romance" 17. Reparata & The Delrons "If I fell" 18. Gray, Maureen "Summertime is near" 19. King, Diana "That kind of love" 20. Sweet Three, The "I would if I could" 21. Tiffanys, The "Happiest girl in the world" 22. Stevens, Tari "(Your love was just a) False alarm" 23. Percells, The "My guy" 24. Elites, The "Sir Galahad" 25. Darlenes, The "(I'm afraid) You'll hurt me" 26. Beas, The "Nothing can do wrong"
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| | Description: | Spanning the years 1962 to 1968, this is the tenth and final volume in our long-running compilation series of girl group treasures from the USA. The tracks were recorded in Philadelphia, New York, Los Angeles, Nashville and Cincinnati. Many are making their first appearance on CD, including â??Top Twentyâ?? by the Delicates, previously unissued in any format. - Spanning the years 1962 to 1968, this is the tenth and final volume in our long-running compilation series of girl group treasures from the USA. The tracks were recorded in Philadelphia, New York, Los Angeles, Nashville and Cincinnati. Many are making their first appearance on CD, including 'Top Twenty' by the Delicates, previously unissued in any format. Highlights include 'Hot Spot' by Philly girl group the Bronzettes, a dancefloor-friendly gem produced by Chubby Checker; 'Nothing Can Go Wrong' by Los Angeles' the Bea's, a jangly nugget that sounds like the Bangles many years ahead of their time; and 'Big House', a Spector-style opus by the Carolines of New York. The collection comes with a picture-packed 24-page booklet featuring in-depth notes by Ace's in-house girl group buff Mick Patrick. Although this is the final volume in the series, you can be certain Ace will continue releasing girl group compilations in some shape or form for more years to come, for wherever Mick is, needless to say, that's where the girls are, too.The final volume in our long-running compilation series of girl group treasures from the USA. Highlights include ?Hot Spot? by Philly girl group the Bronzettes, a dancefloor-friendly gem produced by Chubby Checker; ?Nothing Can Go Wrong? by Los Angeles? the Beas, a jangly nugget that sounds like the Bangles many years ahead of their time; ?Big House?, a Spector-style opus by the Carolines of New York, and the previously unissued ?Top Twenty? by the Delicates. The collection comes with a picture-packed 24-page booklet featuring in-depth notes by Ace?s in-house girl group buff Mick Patrick.
Back in 1984, ?Where The Girls Are? was on vinyl. Compiled by Mick Patrick and Ady Croasdell, a few of the tracks might seem familiar by today?s standards ? Ruby & the Romantics? ?Our Day Will Come?, for instance ? but in ?84 that compilation LP in particular was a much-needed answer to those looking beyond the obvious ?elles and ?ettes into a girls? world of forgotten US 60s groups and artists whose day indeed would come. By the 90s, everybody was consuming back catalogue on compact disc, vinyl now relegated to the collectors and charity shops, and a British answer to the Stateside girl group era was of main concern to many (including myself). Mick and steadfast compilation cohort Malcolm Baumgart answered our calling with the Brit-centric ?Here Come The Girls? series, the success of which left everyone wondering whether the US girls would get their moment. Thankfully, in 1997, Mick and Malcolm instigated the ?Where The Girls Are? CD series, the tenth and final volume of which is issued this month.
The series shone a light on a variety of girl group styles, each volume coming with its fair share of ear-openers. The first got off to a smashing start with the Goodees? ?Condition Red?, let us in on the previously unissued ?Look In My Diary? by Reparata & the Delrons and dropped in a gem by an artist not normally associated with the girl group genre ? ?Don?t Drop Out? by Dolly Parton (sounding much more Queens, New York than Doll | | | No. of tracks: |
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CHD 1511 |
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