AM Gold: The Early '60s

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AM Gold: The Early '60s

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artist: Various Artists
publisher: Time Life
release date: 1992-01-01
album type: 选集
album media: CD

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Overview

Time Life发行的34张AM GOLD合集其中的一张。
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Time-Life's AM Gold: The Early '60s is a fun and well-chosen disc that mixes together many different styles and comes up with a set that almost makes sense out of a very confusing time in American pop history. Just the fact that the Singing Nun, the Drifters, Marty Robbins and the Four Seasons share space here gives some feel for how wide open things were. Elsewhere there are tracks by Timi Yuro ("The Incredible Hurt"), Bobby Vee ("Rubber Ball"), Neil Sedaka ("Calendar Girl"), Linda Scott ("I've Told Every Little Star") and Gene Pitney ("Town Without Pity") to keep things light and interesting. While it is by no means a definitve look at the early '60s, the disc does provide an opening that fans of the underappreciated era can use to begin their exploration. ~ Tim Sendra, All Music Guide

Tracks

01 – 4 Seasons, The – Sherry
02 – Bobby Vee – Rubber Ball
03 – Shirelles, The – Will You Love Me Tomorrow
04 – Brook Benton and Dianah Washington – Baby (You’ve Got What It Takes)
05 – Gene Pitney – Town Without Pit
06 – Connie Francis – Where The Boys Are
07 – Dixiebells, The – (Down At) Papa Joe’s
08 – Sue Thompson – Sad Movies Make Me Cry
09 – Ben E. King – Stand By Me
10 – Jack Scott – What In The World’s Come Over You
11 – Brenda Lee – I’m Sorry
12 – Singing Nun, The – Dominique
13 – Neil Sedaka – Calander Girl
14 – Drifters, The – Save The Last Dance For Me
15 – Gene McDaniels – A Hundred Pounds Of Clay
16 – Dion and The Belmonts – Where Or When
17 – Linda Scott – I’ve Told Every Little Star
18 – Larry Hall – Sandy
19 – Ral Donner – You Don’t Know What You’ve Got (Until You Lose It
20 – Timi Yuro – Hurt
21 – Jimmy Charles – A Million To One
22 – Marty Robbins – El Paso

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