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The Very Best of Doo Wop

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by: Various Artists

March 28, 1996
There are a few very odd choices for a compilation which purports to contain "the very best" of doo wop (the Penguins' Ookey Ook rather than Earth Angel, for example, and a Marvin Gaye recording which pays homage to that renowned street corner singer Nat Cole). Nevertheless you get more bona fide classic doo wop songs here in excellent sound than anyhwere else short of the expensive Doo Wop Box series.

A truly "very best" would also include the Flamingos' Golden Teardrops and the Dells' Oh What a Night, for my money, but the compiler hits the bullseye more often than not and this is certainly as comprehensive an introduction to the classic era of doo wop for the novice as you will find. If you want to consider other compilations ... Read More:

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The Very Best of Doo Wop [CASSETTE]

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by: Various Artists

March 08, 1996
There are a few very odd choices for a compilation which purports to contain "the very best" of doo wop (the Penguins' Ookey Ook rather than Earth Angel, for example, and a Marvin Gaye recording which pays homage to that renowned street corner singer Nat Cole). Nevertheless you get more bona fide classic doo wop songs here in excellent sound than anyhwere else short of the expensive Doo Wop Box series.

A truly "very best" would also include the Flamingos' Golden Teardrops and the Dells' Oh What a Night, for my money, but the compiler hits the bullseye more often than not and this is certainly as comprehensive an introduction to the classic era of doo wop for the novice as you will find. If you want to consider other compilations ... Read More:

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Birds of America in Song

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by: John James Audubon

September 27, 1994
There are a few very odd choices for a compilation which purports to contain "the very best" of doo wop (the Penguins' Ookey Ook rather than Earth Angel, for example, and a Marvin Gaye recording which pays homage to that renowned street corner singer Nat Cole). Nevertheless you get more bona fide classic doo wop songs here in excellent sound than anyhwere else short of the expensive Doo Wop Box series.

A truly "very best" would also include the Flamingos' Golden Teardrops and the Dells' Oh What a Night, for my money, but the compiler hits the bullseye more often than not and this is certainly as comprehensive an introduction to the classic era of doo wop for the novice as you will find. If you want to consider other compilations ... Read More:

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Jiving Jamboree Vol.2

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by: Various Artists

March 29, 1999
There are a few very odd choices for a compilation which purports to contain "the very best" of doo wop (the Penguins' Ookey Ook rather than Earth Angel, for example, and a Marvin Gaye recording which pays homage to that renowned street corner singer Nat Cole). Nevertheless you get more bona fide classic doo wop songs here in excellent sound than anyhwere else short of the expensive Doo Wop Box series.

A truly "very best" would also include the Flamingos' Golden Teardrops and the Dells' Oh What a Night, for my money, but the compiler hits the bullseye more often than not and this is certainly as comprehensive an introduction to the classic era of doo wop for the novice as you will find. If you want to consider other compilations ... Read More:

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The Dootone Story Vol.1

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by: Various Artists

April 27, 1992
There are a few very odd choices for a compilation which purports to contain "the very best" of doo wop (the Penguins' Ookey Ook rather than Earth Angel, for example, and a Marvin Gaye recording which pays homage to that renowned street corner singer Nat Cole). Nevertheless you get more bona fide classic doo wop songs here in excellent sound than anyhwere else short of the expensive Doo Wop Box series.

A truly "very best" would also include the Flamingos' Golden Teardrops and the Dells' Oh What a Night, for my money, but the compiler hits the bullseye more often than not and this is certainly as comprehensive an introduction to the classic era of doo wop for the novice as you will find. If you want to consider other compilations ... Read More:

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The Dootone Story Vol.1

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by: Various Artists

January 29, 1996
There are a few very odd choices for a compilation which purports to contain "the very best" of doo wop (the Penguins' Ookey Ook rather than Earth Angel, for example, and a Marvin Gaye recording which pays homage to that renowned street corner singer Nat Cole). Nevertheless you get more bona fide classic doo wop songs here in excellent sound than anyhwere else short of the expensive Doo Wop Box series.

A truly "very best" would also include the Flamingos' Golden Teardrops and the Dells' Oh What a Night, for my money, but the compiler hits the bullseye more often than not and this is certainly as comprehensive an introduction to the classic era of doo wop for the novice as you will find. If you want to consider other compilations ... Read More:

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From Boppin' Hillbilly to Red Hot Rockabilly

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by: Various Artists

March 06, 2006
Its no good approaching this set expecting to hear anything other than what it says or if you don't like country music.
There was no such thing as Rockabilly until 1958 when it was defined by Tin Pan Alley for a Guy Mitchell song.
None of these country artists would ever have imagined that the records they made would become collectors items in the future and many never thought of themselves as other than country singers.
My friend Ginny Wright who was a star in the early 50s never thought of her self as doing rockabilly even though her singing partner Tom Tall is known for a few records defined as such.
You get here what you pay for and whatever anyone thinks is red hot rockabilly-which was mainly being done on Sun and ... Read More:

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The Jerk - The Money Recordings

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by: Don Julian and the Larks

April 01, 2002
Its no good approaching this set expecting to hear anything other than what it says or if you don't like country music.
There was no such thing as Rockabilly until 1958 when it was defined by Tin Pan Alley for a Guy Mitchell song.
None of these country artists would ever have imagined that the records they made would become collectors items in the future and many never thought of themselves as other than country singers.
My friend Ginny Wright who was a star in the early 50s never thought of her self as doing rockabilly even though her singing partner Tom Tall is known for a few records defined as such.
You get here what you pay for and whatever anyone thinks is red hot rockabilly-which was mainly being done on Sun and ... Read More:

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Bird Songs of the Lower Rio Grande Valley and Southwestern Texas

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by: Various Artists


Its no good approaching this set expecting to hear anything other than what it says or if you don't like country music.
There was no such thing as Rockabilly until 1958 when it was defined by Tin Pan Alley for a Guy Mitchell song.
None of these country artists would ever have imagined that the records they made would become collectors items in the future and many never thought of themselves as other than country singers.
My friend Ginny Wright who was a star in the early 50s never thought of her self as doing rockabilly even though her singing partner Tom Tall is known for a few records defined as such.
You get here what you pay for and whatever anyone thinks is red hot rockabilly-which was mainly being done on Sun and ... Read More:

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Bird Songs of Southeastern Arizona and Sonora, Mexico

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by: Geoffrey A. Keller


Its no good approaching this set expecting to hear anything other than what it says or if you don't like country music.
There was no such thing as Rockabilly until 1958 when it was defined by Tin Pan Alley for a Guy Mitchell song.
None of these country artists would ever have imagined that the records they made would become collectors items in the future and many never thought of themselves as other than country singers.
My friend Ginny Wright who was a star in the early 50s never thought of her self as doing rockabilly even though her singing partner Tom Tall is known for a few records defined as such.
You get here what you pay for and whatever anyone thinks is red hot rockabilly-which was mainly being done on Sun and ... Read More: