trax:
1. Gimmie Some - The Harptones 2. Little Girl Of Mine - The Electras 3. Dance Girl - The Charts 4. Baby, Open Up Your Heart - The Dells 5. Move It Over - The Ivorytones 6. Talk It Over Baby - The Rocketeers 7. Lindy Lou - Little Butchie Saunders & His Buddies 8. Do You Wanna Jump Children - The Ospreys 9. It's Good To Me - The Ospreys 10. Dance Girl Dance - The Rob Roys 11. Whirlwind - The Charms 12. Nursery Rhime Rock - The Dimensions 13. Please Be My Girl - The Spotlighters 14. Zoop - The Charts 15. Walk That Walk - The Sheiks 16. Och! She Flew - The Avalons 17. Zoom Zoom Zoom - The Collegians 18. Gotta Pretty Little Baby - The Embraceables 19. Let's Go To The Rock 'n' Roll Ball - The Pastels 20. Tippity Top - The Rays 21. Rock 'n' Roll Ruby - The Skyliners 22. Gig-A-Lene - The Sharps 23. Jitterbug Jamboree - The Emeralds 24. Stars In The Sky - The Channels 25. Baby Be Mine - The Charts 26. Who's That Knocking - The Genies 27. Let's Have A bBall - The Wheels 28. Bongo Stomp - The Flips 29. Rock-A-Little Lucy - The Four Scores 30. Three O'Clock Rock - The Capitals
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ROCKIN' 'N' RARE DOO WOP Vol. 4
...served by Gyro1966...
gitit! no pw
http://www11.zippyshare.com/v/59660648/file.html
More great obscurities, just in time for the weekend. Thanks so much, guys.
Iggy
Thanks
BONUS:
NICK LOWE - Nick The Knife (1982) @ 320
http://www50.zippyshare.com/v/3406046/file.html
Following the dissolution of Rockpile, Nick Lowe recorded Nick the Knife with the group's guitarist, Billy Bremner, and drummer, Terry Williams, accentuating the real reason behind the band's split -- the difference between Dave Edmunds' rigid roots-rock and Lowe's carefree, funny revisionism. Nick the Knife may work in the conventions of classic rock & roll and pop, but it never sounds enslaved to his roots -- any record with a song as infectiously ridiculous as "Ba Doom" can't take itself too seriously, and that's the charm of the album. While the songs aren't as consistently strong as those on Labour of Lust, Lowe contributes a handful of classics, including "Heart," "Stick It Where the Sun Don't Shine," "Too Many Teardrops," "Burning," "Queen of Sheba," "Couldn't Love You (Any More Than I Do)," and the silly "Zulu Kiss." And even in its weakest moments, Nick the Knife has a sunny, relaxed charm that makes the album a thoroughly enjoyable listen. (Allmusic)
Thanx for the Doo Wop Series.
Any chance for RE-UP the WINDY CITY HARMONIZERS Series?
Obscure more than rare, but thanks to you some this sounds can finally be heard. Thank you.
Thank you once again !
Great uptempo stuff. Thanks much!
This looks great. Thanks!
We are so spoiled you guys! Thanks!
NICK LOWE - Nick The Knife (1982) @ 320. This is not Lowe's 'Nick The Knife', is Labour Of Love: The Music of Nick Lowe (a tribute album)
I will have to correct the link for Nick The Knife! Surprised nobody else mentioned it.
I just downloaded this link and it is in fact Nick The Knife! There is nothing wrong with the link. Very annoying to have to confirm this via a claim by anonymous.
I'm sorry, you are right. I downloaded the file but it seems that I opened other file. I use anonymous identity because I do not have a google account.
Again, my very sincere apologies
Gregorio Sanchez
Thank You.
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