Vinyl Album - Ronnie Dove - The Best Of Ronnie Dove, Volume 2 - Diamond

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Ronnie Dove
Title:	The Best Of Ronnie Dove, Volume 2
Label:	Diamond
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	D-5008
Date:	Oct 1967
Format:	Mono LP (also Stereo LP)
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	4 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Ronnie Dove	Add Love	Rusell Steagall	Rate
A2	Ronnie Dove	Let's Start All Over Again	Al Kasha, Joel Hirschhorn	Rate
A3	Ronnie Dove	Happy Summer Days	Larry Kusik, Ritchie Adams, Wes Farrell	Rate
A4	Ronnie Dove	That's My Desire	Carroll Loveday, Helmy Kresa	Rate
A5	Ronnie Dove	I Want To Love You For What You Are	Norm Simon, Andy Badale	Rate
A6	Ronnie Dove	Cry	Churchill Kohlman	Rate
B1	Ronnie Dove	My Babe	Neil Diamond	Rate
B2	Ronnie Dove	I Really Don't Want To Know	Howard Barnes, Don Robertson	Rate
B3	Ronnie Dove	One More Mountain To Climb	Al Kasha, Joel Hirschhorn	Rate
B4	Ronnie Dove	Back From Baltimore	Neil Diamond	Rate
B5	Ronnie Dove	You Made Me Love You (I Didn't Want To Do It)	Joe McCarthy, James V. Monaco	Rate
B6	Ronnie Dove	The Wedding Song	Jimmy Rose, Larry Gottlick, Bill DeMarco	Rate

Notes

A1 - 2:41 - Produced by Phil Kahl
A2 - 2:30 - Produced by Phil Kahl
A3 - 2:08 - Produced by Phil Kahl
A4 - 2:35 - Produced by Phil Kahl
A5 - 2:45 - Produced by Phil Kahl
A6 - 2:47 - Produced by Phil Kahl
B1 - 2:05 - Produced by Neil Diamond
B2 - 2:49 - Produced by Phil Kahl
B3 - 2:20 - Produced by Phil Kahl
B4 - 2:29 - Produced by Neil Diamond
B5 - 2:43 - Produced by Phil Kahl
B6 - 2:07 - Produced by Phil Kahl

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Jake Leither 25th Sep 2017		Review Ronnie's seventh and final album for Diamond Records (also the last LP put out by the label) and Ronnie's second compilation album. The album features four original songs in addition to the hits. Something of note is the song "Back from Baltimore", originally issued as the B-side of Ronnie's minor chart hit "Dancing Out of My Heart", is included while the A-side is omitted. "Baltimore" is a fine Neil Diamond produced and written song, written for Ronnie after his producer Phil Kahl refused to let him record "Red Red Wine". Another Diamond track ("My Babe") is also included. The closing track is enough to bring tears to your eyes as well. Ronnie's talent as a singer is evident in this album, as it is in all his others as well. Worth picking up! 5 people found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?



Neil Forbes 28th Jan 2015		I note that Dancin' Out Of My Heart is not in this compilation, but its original 45rpm B-side turns up at Tr.B4, Back From Baltimore. Good up-tempo number, penned by Neil Diamond at a time when he himself was just beginning to establish himself as a singer on Bert Berns' Bang label in New York.

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USA - Diamond - 1967 [Stereo]