Vinyl Album - Jan And Dean - Golden Hits Volume Three - Liberty - USA

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Artist:	Jan And Dean
Title:	Golden Hits Volume Three
Label:	Liberty
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	LRP-3460
Date:	Aug 1966
Format:	Mono LP (also Stereo LP)
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	15 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Jan And Dean	Batman	Berry, Alifield, Weider	Rate
A2	Jan And Dean	Do Wah Diddy Diddy	J. Berry, E. Greenwich	Rate
A3	Jan And Dean	Detroit City	D. Dill, M. Tillis	Rate
A4	Jan And Dean	Eve Of Destruction	P. F. Sloan	Rate
A5	Jan And Dean	1-2-3	Madora, White, Borisoff	Rate
A6	Jan And Dean	Hang On Sloopy (My Girl Sloopy)	Russell, Farrell	Rate
B1	Jan And Dean	Little Deuce Coupe	Christian, Wilson	Rate
B2	Jan And Dean	Louie Louie	Richard Berry	8.0 Rate
B3	Jan And Dean	Memphis	Chuck Berry	8.0 Rate
B4	Jan And Dean	Yesterday	Lennon, McCartney	Rate
B5	Jan And Dean	Walk Right In	Cannon, Wood	Rate
B6	Jan And Dean	Everybody Loves A Clown	Lesslie, Russell, Lewis	Rate

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Comments and Reviews


Jake Leither 10th Jan 2018		Review Jan and Dean’s last album for Liberty. I generally like, if not love, Jan and Dean, but this album is very hit and miss. The title is very misleading, as only one track (Batman) was a J&D single, and that single failed to make the Top 40 (#66). The rest of the album is made of covers of other people’s hits, some of them live. Their version of Detroit City, in my opinion, did not need to happen. The same can be said about their rendition of Eve of Destruction (which uses the same instrumental backing as the Barry McGuire hit). I did, however, like their rendition of Yesterday. Overall, this album is very uneven, poorly titled, and is noticeably missing their song “Popsicle”, which was a Top 40 hit Around this albums release. This album was without a doubt a ploy by Liberty Records to milk the Jan and Dean name as much as possible after Jan’s accident. As I stated before, I love Jan and Dean, and I think they are great, but this album is not. 6 people found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?



vidman45 13th May 2014		This album was issued soon after Jan's accident, and Liberty was desperate for another LP. Most of their "Golden" hits were on "Golden Hits Volume 2". This album contains mostly filler and cover versions from their earlier albums, which the fans already owned. This and "Popsicle" were their only two LP's that I did not buy.



Vinyl Fan 10th Mar 2014		Added cover images for this record fmc.

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USA - Liberty - 1966 [Stereo]

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Jan And Dean - Golden Hits Volume Three - Liberty - USA (1966)

Jan And Dean - Popsicle - Liberty - USA (1966)

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