Hard to Find 45's on CD, Vol. 10: 1960-1965

by Hard To Find 45'S On Cd 10 / Va

Overview

These Hard to Find '45s collections from Eric records are flat-out great. They are crazy good, and Vol. 10: 1960-1965 is no exception. In typical Eric style, the songs on Vol. 10 range from the good to the great, and the extensive liner notes make for absolutely fascinating reading. From crooner Adam Wade's decision to drop a career in biochemistry to pursue singing and acting, to the rumor that Barry Young sounded so much like Dean Martin that Dino used his considerable Ratpack power to squelch Young's career before it had a chance to really take off, the liner notes are so much fun that they hold equal entertainment value with the music. That's a high compliment, too, since the music here is so darn good. Andrea Carroll's achingly cute "It Hurts to Be Sixteen," Dorsey Burnette's goofily religious "There Was A (Tall Oak Tree)," Harold Dorman's own take on his mega-hit (for everyone else) "Mountain of Love," James Ray's sweet and swaggering "If You Gotta Make a Fool of Somebody" and Detroit's Dynamics' exuberant roof-raiser "Misery" are all fantastic and absolutely required listening. All of the tunes have been lovingly remastered and sound better here than anywhere else. Kudos to the folks at Eric for taking the time and care to present these songs in the best possible light. Indispensable. ~ J. Scott McClintock

Product Details

Release Date:	04/17/2007
Label:	Eric / Eric Records
UPC:	0730531152823
Rank:	67692

Tracks

1. Venus in Blue Jeans
2. Sacred
3. Enamorado
4. Talk to Me
5. Cherry Pie
6. Stop and Think It Over
7. Little Band of Gold
8. That Stranger Used to Be My Girl
9. It Hurts to Be Sixteen
10. Baby Blue
11. There Was a Tall Oak Tree
12. So This Is Love
13. Take Good Care of Her
14. There She Goes
15. Mission Bell
16. Comin' Down with Love
17. Mountain of Love
18. If You Gotta Make a Fool of Somebody
19. Heartbreak (It's Hurtin' Me)
20. Ruby Duby Du
21. Misery
22. She's About a Mover
23. Roses Are Red My Love
24. One Has My Name (The Other Has My Heart)

Album Credits

Performance Credits

Trade Martin   Primary Artist
Adam Wade   Primary Artist
Harold Dorman   Primary Artist
Barry Young   Primary Artist
The Dynamics   Primary Artist
Andrea Carroll   Primary Artist
Tobin Mathews & Co.   Primary Artist
Dale & Grace   Primary Artist
Mel Gadson   Primary Artist
Echoes   Primary Artist
Sunny & the Sunglows   Primary Artist
Harold Kenneth Dorman   Primary Artist
Dorsey Burnette   Primary Artist
Keith Colley   Primary Artist
James Ray   Primary Artist
The Castells   Primary Artist
Skip & Flip   Primary Artist
Jimmy Clanton   Primary Artist
The Echoes   Primary Artist
The You Know Who Group   Primary Artist
Donnie Brooks   Primary Artist
Jon Thomas   Primary Artist
James Gilreath   Primary Artist
Jerry Wallace   Primary Artist
The Sir Douglas Quintet   Primary Artist

Technical Credits

Danny Gulino   Composer
Greg Adams   Liner Notes
Jeff Vorzimmer   Cover Design
Ronnie Grossman   Composer
George Matthingly   Package Design
Charles Wolcott   Composer
Joe Josea   Composer
Bill Buster   Producer
Keith Colley   Composer
Paulina Rubio   Composer
E. Weismantel   Composer
Tom Daly   Producer
James Gilreath   Composer
Mark Matthews   Mixing
Sunny Skylar   Composer
Howard Greenfield   Composer
Dearest Dean   Composer
Jack Keller   Composer
Herb Newman   Composer
Hal Blair   Composer
Harold Kenneth Dorman   Composer
Marvin Phillips   Composer
Rudy Clark   Composer
Doug Sahm   Composer
Joe Seneca   Composer
Dorsey Burnette   Composer