Vinyl Album - Various Artists - The Sound Of Young America - Teldec

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Various Artists
Title:	The Sound Of Young America
Label:	Teldec
Country:	Germany
Catalogue:	6.25 020
Date:	1982
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Dion And The Belmonts	A Teenager In Love	Pomus, Shuman	Rate
A2	Paul Anka	Diana	Anka	Rate
A3	Bobby Darin	Dream Lover	Darin	Rate
A4	Johnny Burnette	Dreamin'	De Vorzon, Ellis	Rate
A5	Johnny Tillotson	Poetry In Motion	Kaufmann, Anthony	Rate
A6	Bobby Vee	Rubber Ball	Orlowski, Schroeder	Rate
A7	Frankie Avalon	Just Ask Your Heart	Janus Skye	Rate
A8	Del Shannon	Swiss Maid	Miller	Rate
B1	Gene Pitney	(I Wanna) Love My Love Away	Pitney	Rate
B2	Jimmy Jones	Handy Man	Tobias, Ballard	Rate
B3	Bobby Fuller Four	I Fought The Law	Curtis	Rate
B4	Billy Bland	Let The Little Girl Dance	Lawrence, Spencer	Rate
B5	Jack Hammer	Kissin' Twist	Hammer	Rate
B6	Conway Twitty	Mona Lisa	Livingstone, Evans	Rate
B7	Sam Cooke	Wonderful World	Cooke, Alpert, Adler	Rate
B8	Gene Chandler	Duke Of Earl	Williams, Dixon, Edwards	Rate
B9	The Eldorados	At My Front Door	Moore	Rate

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Neil Forbes 2nd Jun 2015		Okay, yes, there was that London(German) issue of Shop Around by The Miracles but a lot of early Motown tracks found their way to Britain(and Europe) via Fontana and Oriole(and Oriole's Euro agent), then EMI-Stateside from 1962 to 1965, so my knowledge has to a degree failed me but the Decca(and Teldec) link with Motown was brief.



Boursin 2nd Jun 2015		Quote: To my knowledge, Teldec never handled Motown. There had been this, 20 years earlier.



Neil Forbes 2nd Jun 2015		So one more closet Motown artist "comes out"! At the time this was issued, EMI still had the rights to Motown(for Britain, at least) and much of Europe, though in Australia, a company called Astor bought the rights and the purchase sent them headlong into the bankruptcy "wall". The Motown rights thereafter moved from company to company like a volleyball in flight during a game. To my knowledge, Teldec never handled Motown.



Boursin 1st Jun 2015		Besides Bobby Darin, there was also Jack Hammer ("Colour Combination"/"Swim", Soul 35088 – also pressed on Tamla Motown in more than one country, including Sweden and Portugal). So that's two Motown acts on this LP, and the brother and bandmate of a third.



Neil Forbes 28th May 2015		PhilMH, you ol' devil, you! You sprung one on me! I didn't know Dorsey Burnette had appeared on a Motown-owned label.... *WOW!* And yes, you would expect Teldec to issue this one under the London banner as, at one time or other, these tracks had turned up on 45s issued in Britain, Germany, or even Australia under the London trademark, however Jimmy Jones is the odd one out, having appeared on the M-G-M label, he was on that label here in Australia in any case. Conway Twitty was also on M-G-M, I should add. And Sam Cooke was on RCA by the time he recorded Wonderful World though his earlier stuff was on London.



PhilMH 28th May 2015		I take your point, Neil, but Bobby Darin actually recorded for Motown in the early 1970's. (And Johnny Burnette was the brother of a Motown artist, Dorsey Burnette having recorded for the Mel-O-Dy label around 1964/65, but that's stretching a point!) What surprises me about this record, though, is why it wasn't on Decca's London label, Teldec being the partnership of Telefunken and Decca, and I would imagine that most, if not all of the tracks, had been London singles in the UK and Germany.



Neil Forbes 27th May 2015		I saw the title to this and thought - a Motown Compilation on a label not associated with Motown(licensee or otherwise) until I saw the track list - A definitely misleading title because "The Sound Of Young America" was Motown's motto and could be seen in the top-right corner of the rear cover of any 1960s Motown issue across all of Motown's labels. None of the artists or groups here ever graced a Motown record. As good as they were, they weren't good enough for Motown.

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