Vinyl Album - Various Artists - The First Authentic 1950's Rock & Roll Collection - JBR

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Various Artists
Title:	The First Authentic 1950's Rock & Roll Collection
Label:	JBR
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	SQ-95717
Date:	1974
Format:	Box Set
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	5 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
» Search eBay #AD » Search Amazon #AD This site contains affiliate links for which we may be compensated.

PRICE GUIDE

Add Valuation

Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Diamonds	The Stroll		Rate
A2	King Curtis	Memory Serenade		Rate
A3	Tony Orlando	Ding Dong		Rate
A4	The Penguins	Earth Angel		Rate
A5	Wailers	More Tequila		Rate
A6	The Graduates	Ballad Of A Boy And Girl		Rate
A7	The Diamonds	Ka-Ding-Dong		Rate
A8	Virtues	Some Kinda Rumble		Rate
A9	Mystics	Hushabye		Rate
B1	Jerry Lee Lewis	Great Balls Of Fire		Rate
B2	Edsels	Raindrops		Rate
B3	Formations	I Love You		Rate
B4	Phil Phillips And Twilights	Sea Of Love		Rate
B5	Fascinations	Forever Loving You (Doom-Ba-Doom)		Rate
B6	Harptones	Sunday Kind Of Love		Rate
B7	Doevells	I Lost My Baby		Rate
B8	The Five Satins	She's Gone		Rate
B9	Jarmels	A Little Bit Of Soap		Rate
C1	Chiffons	He's So Fine		Rate
C2	Shells	If You Were Gone From Me		Rate
C3	The Penguins	Hey Senorita		Rate
C4	Half-Notes	Record Hop Blues		Rate
C5	The Passions	I Only Want You		Rate
C6	Cuff-Links [50s]	Guided Missiles		Rate
C7	Students	Mommy And Daddy		Rate
C8	The Moonglows	Prayer Of Love (I Pray)		Rate
C9	Clyde McPhatter	A Lovers Question		Rate
D1	Dion	The Wanderer		Rate
D2	The Heartbeats	Tormented (With Every Sunrise)		Rate
D3	Shells	Oh, What A Night (Oh What A Dream)		Rate
D4	Angels	My Boyfriend's Back		Rate
D5	The Mellokings	Till The End Of Time		Rate
D6	The Platters	On My Word Of Honor		Rate
D7	Zirkons	Here In My Heart (A Story Untold)		Rate
D8	Youngsters	Told Another Lie		Rate
D9	The Danleers	One Summer Night		Rate
E1	Clyde McPhatter	Lover Please		Rate
E2	Carolonns	My Heart		Rate
E3	Shells	Happy Holiday		Rate
E4	Pentagons	At The Candy Store		Rate
E5	Dion And The Belmonts	I Wonder Why		Rate
E6	Parktownes	That Day Will Never Come		Rate
E7	Meadowlarks	Heaven And Paradise		Rate
E8	Lonnie And Carolonns	Trudy		Rate
E9	The Capris	There's A Moon Out Tonight		Rate
F1	The Diamonds	Little Darlin'		Rate
F2	The Dubs	You're Welcome (To My Love)		Rate
F3	Ivy-Tones	Oo-Wee-Baby (OO-Wee)		Rate
F4	The Crew Cuts	Angels In The Sky		Rate
F5	Four Counts	Standing On The Corner		Rate
F6	Edsels	Be True To Me		Rate
F7	The Platters	Just A Dancing Partner		Rate
F8	Wheels	My Heart's Desire		Rate
F9	Quin-Tones	Down The Aisle Of Love		Rate
G1	Shells	Baby Oh Baby		Rate
G2	Crests	Sweetest One		Rate
G3	Dubs	Come Back To Your Heart (I'm Downtown)		Rate
G4	Majestics	Angel Of Love		Rate
G5	Delacardos	Letter To A School Girl		Rate
G6	The Quotations	Imagination		Rate
G7	The Five Satins	Somewhere		Rate
G8	The Tokens	Come Dance With Me		Rate
G9	The Passions	Just To Be With You		Rate
H1	Shields	You Cheated (You Lied)		Rate
H2	Majestics	Searching For A New Love		Rate
H3	Guitar-Kings	Sleepwalkin' (In My Dreams)		Rate
H4	Shells	Baby, Walk On In		Rate
H5	The Capris	Oh, My Darling		Rate
H6	The Platters	The Great Pretender		Rate
H7	The Hearts	It's Impossible (To Try)		Rate
H8	Virtues	Rebel Rousin'		Rate
H9	Five Discs	Rock N' Roll Revival		Rate

Notes

4 LP set with 72 tracks, packed into a gatefold cover with no composer credits, liner notes, or release year. Some songs are edited to fit onto the discs. Each of the 4 discs has a different color label, with label name shown as JBR, Inc. Originally marketed through TV ads, and later as discounted cut-out bin records. Similar packages were marketed during the 1970's in the USA, Canada, UK, and Australia on various label names such as Jukebox International, Juke Box, Jukebox Records. Some bore a "Wayne Sterile Concept" logo or credited Candlelite Records and other labels.

Images

Comments and Reviews


Secarius 29th Dec 2018		First, the bad: In the Notes it says, "Some songs are edited to fit onto the discs." This is an understatement -- sometimes, the songs just . . . end. No, or little, fade out then boom, DONE. That's one way to get 9 tracks per side. Also: Many songs (all?) are electronically enhanced (read: fake) stereo, which is awful in most cases. You can almost picture the mixing engineer saying to himself, "Oops, I need to hurry up and fade this to the other channel now..." and then not doing it quite in time. Also, many tracks sound extremely muddied. Some bands are misspelled and many are missing the word "The". Now, the good: Now much. However, there may be some songs that are hard to find elsewhere -- even if they don't sound very good. Just a note: All of mine have black labels with silver print.

Add a Comment or Review about this album

Linked Releases

UK - Juke Box Records - 1974