1. The Righteous Brothers - Nite Owl (2:38)
2. The Beach Boys - I Do (2:08)
3. Mary Wells - One Block From Heaven (2:59)
4. The Bonnets - Ya Gotta Take A Chance (1:51)
5. The Goodies - The Dum Dum Ditty (2:18)
6. Timmy & the Persianettes - Timmy Boy (2:30)
7. Noreen Corcoran - Dreamin' Of You (2:30)
8. The Victorians - Climb Every Mountain (2:08)
9. Reparata & the Delrons - I'm Nobodys Baby (2:46)
10. Dobie Gray - No Room To Cry (2:48)
11. Connie Stevens - A Girl Never Knows (2:02)
12. Nino Tempo & April Stevens - The Habit Of Lovin' You Baby (2:51)
13. The Satisfactions - Bring It All Down (2:40)
14. Eight Feet - Bobby's Come A Long Long Way (3:02)
15. Suzy Wallis - Be My Man (2:24)
16. Kane & Abel - Break Down and Cry (2:38)
17. The Fantastic Vantastics - Gee What A Boy (2:28)
18. The Dreamlovers featuring Russ Gardner - You Gave Me Somebody To Love (3:07)
19. Bobby Coleman - (Baby) You Don't Have To Tell Me (2:36)
20. Clydie King - The Thrill Is Gone (3:35)
21. Ruby & The Romantics - Your Baby Doesn't Love You Any More (2:38)
22. The Four Tops - Wonderful Baby (2:34)
23. The Knickerbockers - Wishful Thinking (2:57)
24. Joe South - Don't You Be Ashamed (3:14)
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I know Phil Spector had his own copyists but the fact is Spector was the biggest copycat of all.He operated a career which began by copying the Aquatones,then the Fleetwoods and the Chantels.To say nothing of most of Leiber/Stoller's ideas.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenNot that it bothers me-I love copycats and Phil was well up to Cameo Parkway standards by 1963.
But these 3 CDs show that anybody could do what he allegedly did as a producer-the Righteous Brothers proved that