Vinyl Album - Clyde McPhatter - Clyde McPhatter's Greatest Hits - Mercury

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Clyde McPhatter
Title:	Clyde McPhatter's Greatest Hits
Label:	Mercury
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	SR-60783
Date:	Jun 1963
Format:	Stereo LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	6 Own
Price Guide:	$25
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Clyde McPhatter	Lover Please	Bill Swan	Rate
A2	Clyde McPhatter	Money Honey	Jesse Stone	Rate
A3	Clyde McPhatter	Sixty Minute Man	William Ward, Rose Marks	Rate
A4	Clyde McPhatter	Such A Night	Lincoln Chase	Rate
A5	Clyde McPhatter	Maybe	Buddy Killen, Robert Riley, Margie Singleton	Rate
A6	Clyde McPhatter	Stop	C. St. John, D. Ervin, F. Scott	Rate
B1	Clyde McPhatter	Ta Ta	Oliver, McPhatter	Rate
B2	Clyde McPhatter	Without Love	Danny Small	Rate
B3	Clyde McPhatter	Little Bitty Pretty One	Robert Byrd	Rate
B4	Clyde McPhatter	The Best Man Cried	Ruth Batchelor, Bob Roberts	Rate
B5	Clyde McPhatter	The Bells	B. Ward	Rate
B6	Clyde McPhatter	I Do And Believe	M. Singleton, J. Kennedy	Rate

Notes

Available in Mono MG 20783.
Album liner notes by Ira Howard.
Cover design by Al Cout.

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Comments and Reviews


bill mann 29th Aug 2014		Blimey, They never learn do they, barely any of the 50s rock n rollers ever improved on any of their original cuts. Only one springs to mind, Johnny Guitar Watson's 60s recut of 'Gangster of love, on King, which is far superior to his 50s cut. I have a cheapo rock n roll cd, bought for the car. All good well known songs, the Sun stuff is fine, but there are about 4 or 5 Little Richard recuts of his Specialty masterpieces which are unbelievably bad with saxes that should be heard behind Otis Redding or Arthur Conley and the like, not good, no solid Specialty style riffing anywhere to be heard.



George Slv 29th Aug 2014		Only 3 Mercury hits here. The others were failed attempts or rerecordings of his 1950s hits.

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