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New York based Carlton was not around for long, yet it contributed much to the rich tapestry of American music, dabbling in country, the emerging force of rockabilly and the in-vogue doowop genre, giving a few future stars their big break. With a heady mixture of forgotten artists, big names-to-be and unknown gems, this three-disc collection gives a snapshot of how Carlton helped shape American music.
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CD1 1. For You Alone ~ Kenny Rogers 2. Goodbye Baby ~ Jack Scott 3. Shake Baby Shake ~ Jesse Lee Turner 4. Look In My Eyes ~ The Chantels 5. Miss Lucy ~ Big Al Downing 6. Paper Roses ~ Anita Bryant 7. Sunglasses After Dark ~ Dwight Pullen 8. Over The Mountain, Across The Sea ~ Paul Evans 9. Beulah ~ Buddy Lucas 10. The Peppermint Twist ~ Danny Peppermint & The Jumping Jacks 11. Hey! Blondie Baby ~ The Double Daters 12. Tum-Ba-Lov ~ Linda Powers 13. Darling Now You re Mine ~ The Impacts 14. I Can t Sit Down ~ Marie & Rex 15. Don t Say He s Gone ~ The Short Cuts 16. Come Along With Me ~ Jerry Palmer 17. We ll Always Have Each Other ~ Kenny Rogers 18. Starry Eyed ~ Gary Stites 19. Girl Friend ~ The Paramounts 20. Nothing But Love ~ Freddie Houston CD2 1. Leroy ~ Jack Scott 2. The Prince Of Players ~ Tommy Frederick & The Hi-Notes 3. When My Blue Moon Turns To Gold Again ~ Big Al Downing 4. Faithfully Yours ~ The Imperials 5. Well, I Told You ~ The Chantels 6. Hello Heartbreak ~ Carol Hughes 7. Theme From Ben Casey ~ Valjean 8. Looka, Looka, Looka ~ Bobby Brookes 9. A Girl Like You ~ Gary Stites 10. The Tears Came Rolling Down ~ Eddie Stevens 11. That Crazy Feeling ~ Kenny Rogers 12. Arabella ~ The Persuaders 13. The Screamin Meemies From Planet X ~ Merv Griffin 14. Come On Over ~ The Strollers 15. Be Good, Be Careful, Be Mine ~ Anita Bryant 16. Philadelphia U.S.A. ~ The Nu Tornados 17. Pot Luck ~ Johnny Brantley s All Stars 18. Good Good ~ The Rondells 19. Margaret ~ The Royal Holidays 20. I Let Her Go ~ The Capitols CD3 1. Teen Age Bug ~ Dwight Pullen 2. Time And Time Again ~ The Field Brothers 3. Lawdy Miss Clawdy ~ Gary Stites 4. Geraldine ~ Jack Scott 5. Summertime ~ The Chantels 6. Sugar Lump ~ Kenny Williams 7. Show Folks ~ Paul Evans 8. Crying Over You ~ Sonny Carter 9. Everyone Was There ~ Bob Kayli 10. Tell Me Little Girl ~ The Spices 11. I ve Got A Girl ~ The Capitols 12. Don t Make The Angels Cry ~ Maureen Arthur 13. Banned In Boston ~ Merv Griffin 14. Midgie ~ Jack Scott 15. I ve Got A Lot To Learn ~ Kenny Rogers 16. Summer Set ~ Monty Kelly & His Orchestra 17. It Must Be Love ~ Big Al Downing 18. Till There Was You ~ Anita Bryant 19. Oh Louise ~ Morry Williams & The Kids 20. Baby Please Don t Tease ~ Jesse Lee Turner
maurice holmes
Bewertet in Großbritannien am 19. April 2023
Sit back, relax and take a view of music that inspired a generation in the 50s and 60s.
Trim Vis 44
Bewertet in Kanada am 13. Mai 2017
Carlton, which operated between 1957 and 1962, was a label with no clearcut identity, similiar to Jamie, Amy, etc., so listening to this cd straight through is like listening to AM radio from the period with no DJ patter — some goodies, much pleasant but instantly forgettable material, and a few things you wish you'd never heard (The NuTornados' Philadelphia USA sounds like pre-war glee club). The cream here are Dwight Pullen (Sunglasses After Dark & Teenage Bug), Jesse Lee Turner (Please Don't Tease & Move Baby Move) and the three Jack Scotts (Goodbye Baby, Leroy & Geraldine). All Scott's Carlton records are great (both sides) so if you don't already have them I would search out a cd with those before you bother with this. There is other nice stuff — the Chantels, Big Al Downing, Tommy Fredericks' great ballad (Prince Of Players), Gary Stites & 2 very early Kenny Rogers (That Crazy Feeling & Got A Lot To Learn), but there's a surplus of listenable but uninspired pop and none of the nice obscure doo-wop and girl group items that cropped up in the Guyden, Warwick or Amy sets. If you love pop from the period you will find this set worthwhile, but if you expect anything of the quality of Roy Orbison, Del Shannon or Brenda Lee you'll be disappointed.
Gilles Qc.
Bewertet in Kanada am 25. Januar 2015
Très bon produit à un très bon prix. Je recommande ce produit à tous les bons collectionneurs de musiques souvenirs.
BRIAN
Bewertet in den USA am1. Dezember 2015
I bought this release because I knew a performer who appears on this title. Carlton records had a variety of music, some oddly strange, some genuine hits, and mostly stuff that never made it into Billboards top 100. Another great compilation of obscure and eclectic music you've never heard of or simply forgot about. Nice job, One Day Music!
alan brown
Bewertet in Großbritannien am 18. Dezember 2013
Most fans of 50s & 60s music will be aware of Jack Scott, The Chantels, Big Al Downing etc., but as is usual with these compilations, so many rarities appear here. I had no idea Kenny Rogers made records like the ones on these CDs, so once again listening to these has been a small voyage of discovery. Well worth the money.
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