Everybody Likes Some Kind Of Music / You’re So Unique / How Long Has The Train Been Gone / My Soul Is A Witness / Sunday Morning / You’ve Got Me For Company / Listen To The Wind / Everybody Likes Some Kind Of Music (Reprise) / Space Race / Do You Love Me? / I'm So Tired / It's Alright Ma (I'm Only Bleeding) / Minuet For Me
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Bruce Woolley & The Camera Club |
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The overdue reissue of this seminal and influential album featuring the respected recording artist, songwriter and record producer, Bruce Woolley. Members of the Camera Club included a young unknown Thomas Dolby on keyboards and Matthew Seligman, also of The Soft Boys on bass. This album features all the tracks from their 1979 album plus six bonus tracks including the singles ‘Bobby Bad’, ‘Blue Blue (Victoria)’, ‘Ghost Train’ and ‘House Of Wax’. The CD booklet includes extensive sleeve notes written by Bruce Woolley and Matthew Seligman. |
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Painting The Day |
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The Cowsills are right up there with the Monkees as classiest of all the American teen groups, the Cowsills were an institution in the late sixties. This 23 track compilation comprises their significant hits,the best of their superb vocal psychedelia and the entire "11 x 11" acid concept album released digitally for the first time anywhere in the world.
Hailing from Rhode Island, The Cowsills were the original "Family of Pop" on whom the Partridge Family were based.
Their father William "Bud" Cowsill, began assembling the group at the height of Beatlemania. Eventually it comprised his sons Bill, Bob, Barry, John and Paul, seven-year-old daughter Susan and their mother Barbara. The Cowsills created highly polished vocal pop and In 1967, after some false starts, their breakthrough single, the very memorable "The Rain the Park & Other Things' reached number 1 on the American chart.
The Cowsills enjoyed two million selling number one hits (both included on this compilation) "The Rain The Park & Other Things" (sometimes known as "I Love The Flower Girl") and their cover of the theme song from the popular musical "Hair" which became a hippy anthem and was banned in Vietnam.
The band's other two immense USA top ten hits "We Can Fly" and "Indian Lake" are also both included on this compilation.
Uncut- 4 Stars / Record Collector - 3 Stars "Pure pop hits…" |
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Come Back And Shake Me: The Kenny Young Years 1969-1971 |
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Released on 27/02/12. Every songwriter needs his muse and in 1969 a
prolific partnership combining an American songwriter with a Brit girl
vocalist scaled the UK pop charts with a string of outrageously catchy
singles.
Kenny Young, the pen behind The Drifters’ ‘Under The Boardwalk’ and
Reparata and the Delrons’ ‘Captain Of Your Ship’ hooked up with Clodagh
Rodgers and a hit making team was born.
Kenny turned Ballymena born Clodagh’s Northern Irish luck around
transforming her into a walking one woman girl group with ‘Come Back And
Shake Me’ , ‘Goodnight Midnight’ and ‘Biljo’ – brilliant bubble gum pop
with catchy choruses featuring soaring vocals, heavy brass, bass and
the fuzziest of guitars.
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After Hours / Diamantina Cocktail |
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The Little River Band are a Australian rock band,
formed in Melbourne in 1975. The band chose its name after passing
a road sign leading to the Victorian township of Little River, near Geelong,
on the way to a performance.
The band has enjoyed sustained
commercial success not only in Australia, but also in the United States
where they have sold more than 25 million records and achieved 13 U.S. Top 40
hits.
The band's original members are: Glenn
Shorrock, Graeham Goble, Beeb Birtles,
Ric Formosa,
Roger McLachlan, and Derek Pellicci. Goble was the only original
member born in Australia.
After Hours is the second
album from the Australian rock band Little River
Band, released in 1976 by Capitol
Records.
A different version of the album
was released internationally featuring a different track listing. In the United States,
Capitol Records selected key tracks from this album and included them on the
U.S. version of the band's next album,Diamantina Cocktail.
Diamantina
Cocktailwas
the third album by the Little River Band.
The album was the band's breakthrough
in the United States, reaching #49 on the Billboard Top LPs & Tapes chart in 1977 and containing two top 20 singles in ‘Help Is
on Its Way’ and ‘Happy Anniversary’.
Release Date: 29/04/2013
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Sleeper Catcher / First Under The Wire |
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The Little River Band are a Australian rock band,
formed in Melbourne in 1975. The band chose its name after passing
a road sign leading to the Victorian township of Little River, near Geelong,
on the way to a performance.
The band has enjoyed sustained
commercial success not only in Australia, but also in the United States
where they have sold more than 25 million records and achieved 13 U.S. Top 40
hits.
The band's original members are: Glenn
Shorrock, Graeham Goble, Beeb Birtles,
Ric Formosa,
Roger McLachlan, and Derek Pellicci. Goble was the only original
member born in Australia.
Sleeper Catcher was the
fourth album by the Little River
Band, released during 1978. It reached #16 in the United States on
the Billboard Top LPs & Tapes chart. The album
was certified Platinum by the RIAA in 1979.
From this album, the band earned
its first two "top ten" U.S. successes with the songs ‘Reminiscing’
and ‘Lady’.
First Under the Wire was the
fifth album from the Little River
Band, released in 1979 by Capitol
Records. It was the band's only top ten album in the U.S.
The album included two top
10 Billboard Hot 100 hits in ‘Lonesome Loser’ and ‘Cool Change’.
Release Date: 29/04/2013
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