Vinyl Album - Ronnie Dove - Swingin’ Teen Sounds Of Ronnie Dove And Terry Phillips - Design

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Ronnie Dove
Title:	Swingin’ Teen Sounds Of Ronnie Dove And Terry Phillips
Label:	Design
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	DLP-186
Date:	1964
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Ronnie Dove	I'll Be Around	Ronnie Dove	10.0 Rate
A2	Ronnie Dove	No Greater Love	Ronnie Dove	10.0 Rate
A3	Terry Phillips	This Rose	Sims, Vance, Philips, Reed	Rate
A4	Terry Phillips	Flowers For The Lady	Irby, Philips, Vance, Reed, Sims	Rate
A5	Terry Phillips	This I Promise You	Guiffre, Philips, Sims, Vance	Rate
B1	Ronnie Dove	Saddest Song Of The Year	J. Paige, J. Gale	10.0 Rate
B2	Ronnie Dove	Party Doll	Jim Bowen, Buddy Knox	10.0 Rate
B3	Terry Phillips	Wild One	Reed, Philips, Vance, Sims	Rate
B4	Terry Phillips	Everybody's Sweetheart	Baron, Philips, Irby	Rate
B5	Terry Phillips	You	Philips, Vance, Sims	Rate

Notes

A1 and B2 originally issued on Decca Records
A2 and B1 originally issued on Jalo Records

Lou Reed was involved with the songs by Terry Phillips

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Comments and Reviews


DeadWax 6th Oct 2021		Images are from the Stereo Spectrum record, not from the Design release



Jake Leither 21st Nov 2018		Review Once Ronnie began to have some hits, Design Records (a budget label run by Pickwick) issued this album to cash in on his success. The four songs by Ronnie come from two of his three singles recorded before he signed to Diamond Records as a solo. These singles are credited to Ronnie Dove and the Beltones, although the Beltones are not credited on this disc. While it was a great idea to reissue his early singles to cash in on his success (as they did with a lot of other artists), true to budget label form, the mastering is atrocious. It is clearly mastered from the 45s themselves, but with a lot of echo added and the balance adjusted, making it sound very off (this probably isn't a huge issue for mono copies) Regardless, it is a must have for fans of Ronnie's. It is a great glimpse into his earlier, pre-hit record career. On another note, the songs sung by Terry Phillips have some involvement with Lou Reed, as he was a session musician and singer on some of these Design/Pickwick issues. I personally do not know how much of an involvement he has in these recordings, and honestly, they just aren't that great. Just typical filler to pad out the rest of the LP. 6 people found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?



Jake Leither 21st Nov 2018		Early Ronnie Dove: A1: A2: B1: B2: