Vinyl Album - Various Artists - 25 Original Big Hits All By The Original Stars - The Homestead

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Various Artists
Title:	25 Original Big Hits All By The Original Stars
Label:	The Homestead
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	H-1001
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Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own, 1 Wants
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Peggy Scott And Jo Jo Benson	Lover's Holiday		Rate
A2	Lovin' Spoonful	Rain On The Roof		Rate
A3	O'Kaysions	Dedicated To The One I Love		Rate
A4	Steppenwolf	Magic Carpet Ride		Rate
A5	Impressions	Keep On Pushin'		Rate
A6	Mama Cass	Dream A Little Dream		Rate
A7	B. B. King	Paying The Cost		Rate
A8	The Association	Never My Love		Rate
A9	The Animals	When I Was Young		Rate
A10	Hombres	Let It All Hang Out		Rate
A11	Friend And Lover	Reach Out In The Darkness		Rate
A12	Sonny And Cher	Baby Don't Go		Rate
A13	Impressions	We're A Winner		Rate
B1	Mickey Murray	Shout Bama Lama		Rate
B2	Grass Roots	Midnight Confessions		Rate
B3	James And Bobby Purify	I'm Your Puppet		Rate
B4	Deep Purple	Hush		Rate
B5	Sir Douglas Quintet	She's About A Mover		Rate
B6	Andy Kim	How'd We Ever Get This Way		Rate
B7	Professor Morrison's Lollipop	You Got The Love		Rate
B8	Everly Brothers	Lord Of The Manor		Rate
B9	The Dells	Wear It On Our Faces		Rate
B10	Grassroots	Let's Live For Today		Rate
B11	Bob Lind	Elusive Butterfly		Rate
B12	The Tams	Be Young, Be Foolish, Be Happy		Rate

Notes

Produced by "Murray The K"
Mfg. by ABC records for Lin Broadca1sting

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edlongus SUBS 30th Dec 2018		Back cover scan added (sorry about someone writing on the back). Back cover says this compilation was produced by Murray the K. Most of the tracks are rechanneled Stereo, even though many of the tracks were available in true Stereo at the time. Really thin, tinney sound, and several songs have been shortened, 4 example, Steppenwolf's "Magic Carpet Ride" begins with the words "I like to dream...".



RogerFoster 27th Feb 2015		"Hey Girl Don't Bother Me" by THE TAMS was actually from 1964 Record Collector, though it became a U.K. #1 in 1971 (and no doubt hit elsewhere at the same time). The Tams track on here "Be Young Be Foolish Be Happy" was a moderate U.S. hit in 1968 (#61 BB, #26 BB R&B) and an even bigger hit when eventually issued in Britain (#32 in 1970). According to my sister B12 was routinely renamed "Be Young, Be Foolish, Be Careful" at the time. :) Interesting typo on the label for THE DELLS release (B9) as well. Surely the correct title should be "Wear It On Our Face".



Record Collector 27th Feb 2015		B12 they had a hit in 1971 with hey girl don't bother me



Neil Forbes 27th Feb 2015		Got B1 on a single! Once had an American "SSS International"(Shelby Singleton's label), but that got busted(....awww!), but was lucky to find an Australian issue on the Festival label a year or so back(...Yay!). Better B-side to that single is a song called "Lonely Room". Should note that "...Bamalama" was penned by Otis Redding, no less!

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