Oldies But Goodies, Vol. 9 [Original Sound 1]

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  • Release Date: 10/25/1990
  • Original Release: 1973
  • Sales Rank: 17,031
  • Label: ORIGINAL SOUND
  • UPC: 081658859523

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Oldies But Goodies, Vol. 9 [Original Sound 1]

1LISTENMy Girl / The Temptations 2:41
2LISTENStand by Me / Ben E. King 2:56
3LISTENWhen a Man Loves a Woman / Percy Sledge 2:48
4LISTENTell It Like It Is / Aaron Neville 2:40
5LISTENHurt / Timi Yuro 2:24
6LISTENThen You Can Tell Me Goodbye / The Casinos 3:02
7LISTENWhat's Your Name? / Don & Juan 2:09
8LISTENCruisin' / Smokey Robinson 4:23
9LISTENGimme Little Sign / Brenton Wood 2:16
10LISTENRunaway / Del Shannon 2:16
11LISTENI Fought the Law / Bobby Fuller Four 2:15
12LISTENOver and Over / Bobby Day 2:18
13LISTENLast Kiss / J. Frank Wilson 2:23
14LISTENPlease Love Me Forever / Cathy Jean & the Roomates 2:49

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A highly enjoyable yet slim sampling of golden R&B and rock & roll hits, Oldies But Goodies, Vol. 9 focuses on the music's '60s twilight. Including tracks cut between 1958-1967, the album spotlights eternal fare like Del Shannon's "Runaway" and Bobby Fuller's "I Fought the Law," along with relatively obscure stunners like Timi Yuro's "Hurt" and Bobby Bland's "Turn on Your Lovelight." With less of a hits air about it than earlier volumes, this Oldies But Goodies installment straddles that rich early-'60s mix of rock & roll, doo wop, early soul, pop, garage, and kitsch; there's everything from the mod-psychedelia of the Castaways' "Liar, Liar" and J. Frank Wilson's Ricky Nelson-esque "Last Kiss" to Little Esther's blues ballad rendition of the country perennial "Release Me." Maybe not the best way to start your classic rock & roll collection, but still a nice bargain for those just looking for a taste. Stephen Cook, All Music Guide

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