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Cliff Richard & The Shadows - Reunited 2CD
50th Anniversary Album. Limited edition with exclusive jigsaw & bonus 3 track CD
Emi 2009 CD-Box 25.00 €
Coleman Hawkins - Desafinado
Coleman plays Bossa Nova & Jazz Samba
Waxtime Records 2013 LP 18.00 €
Colin Cook And The Strangers - His Greatest W&G Recordings
77 Aussie R&R
Canetoad CD 17.00 €
Connie Francis - Christmas In My Heart
12 tracks
Hallmark 2010 CD 7.00 €
Connie Francis - Connie Rocks
33 tracks and nice booklet
Bear Family 2003 CD 18.00 €
Connie Francis - Essential Hits And Early Recordings 2CD
2CD = 40 tracks
Primo 2010 CD 10.00 €
Connie Francis - Everybody's Somebody's Fool 2CD
The Very Best of Connie Francis 1959-1961

Connie Francis is the original Madonna, the only female artist of her generation who was able to surpass many of her male contemporaries and top the charts, and still to this day troubles the modern ilk as the biggest selling female recording artist of all time.

This new set is the follow up to Jasmine's very successful 'Fallin' - The Best of the Early Years' (JASCD 530) and across the two discs are a plethora of international hits, many of which were million sellers, plus LP and EP tracks, B-sides and hard to find material including a number of tracks which were never released!

The hits include: 'Lipstick on Your Collar', 'Among My Souvenirs', 'Everybody's Somebody's Fool', 'My Heart Has A Mind Of Its Own', 'Many Tears Ago', 'Where The Boys Are' and many more!

This unique set is unlike any other Connie Francis hits-orientated collection or compilation and is a must for fans of this truly fantastic star!
Jasmine Records 2012 CD 13.00 €
Connie Francis - Fallin' - The Best Of The Early Years 2CD
Alongside Brenda Lee, Connie Francis was the most popular female singer of the R&B era, and like Brenda she was a child prodigy made good.

This special 2CD set presents a comprehensive overview of Connie's early career, all these sides being recorded between 1955 - 1958.

Disc one features the ten discs she cut before her commercial breakthrough, including 'The Majesty Of Love', a duet with Marvin Rainwater which would eventually go on to sell a million copies and also her first two hits, the million selling 'Who's Sorry Now?' and 'I'm Sorry I Made You Cry'.

Disc two kicks off with the multi million selling 'Stupid Cupid' & 'Carolina Moon', and includes Connie's further worldwide hits 'Fallin'', 'My Happiness', 'I'll Get By' and 'You Always Hurt The One You Love', alongside her first LP Who's Sorry Now?' and several collectors rarities.

Jasmine Records 2009 CD 12.00 €
Connie Francis - Merry Christmas
Tip Records 2009 CD 10.00 €
Connie Francis - Rockin' Connie
You’d think versatility would be a plus for a singer’s career, wouldn’t you? Well, tell that to Connie Francis. By leaps and bounds the most successful female singer of the early rock era, Connie has never even been nominated for induction into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame. I could plead her case at length, but with nowhere near the eloquence of “Rockin’ Connie”, Ace’s new CD that showcases 28 sterling examples of this Jill-of-all-trades’ mastery of the genre she helped popularise and define.

Connie’s endless résumé begins with her career as a child performer in the early days of television, and she was still in her teens when she scored her first hit, ‘Who’s Sorry Now’, in 1958. By the end of the decade she had charted with a series of rockers, teen-angst ballads, old standards, Italian songs, even ‘God Bless America’. Her LP catalogue includes collections of Irish, German, Jewish, Spanish and, especially, Italian favourites, alongside sets devoted to folk, country, big band, waltzes, Christmas and kids’ songs. In the midst of this torrent of wildly eclectic concept albums, Connie also became a popular movie star, was a mainstay in nightclubs of the Vegas-Copa ilk and was ubiquitous on American TV, singing and performing comedy skits with older stars like Jimmy Durante and Jack Benny. This all-things-to-all-people approach may explain why few seem to recall that among the Hawaiian and Broadway releases were interspersed titles like “Rock & Roll Million Sellers” and “Do The Twist”.

Leave it to Ace to remind us. Compiled and annotated by Mick Patrick and David Bell, “Rockin’ Connie” delivers exactly what it promises. Connie rocks, all right. She also rolls, bops, stomps, twists and boogies, tackling rock-oriented material with the same gusto and conviction she applied to Neapolitan ballads and patriotic anthems.

No hulas or horas here. Connie faces down the big boys of early rock on covers of ‘Heartbreak Hotel’ and ‘Ain’t That A Shame’. Among the songwriters are such stalwart pop scribes as Neil Sedaka, John D Loudermilk, Phil Medley, Hank Hunter, Mark Barkan, Jeff Barry and Ellie Greenwich. Connie particularly excelled on tunes in the girl group genre, as shimmering cuts like ‘My Best Friend Barbara’, ‘Don’t Ever Leave Me’ and several others aptly demonstrate.

Rarities abound, depending on your location. Due to Connie’s unprecedented global reach, some releases were unique to particular countries. UK fans will meet several American 45 mixes for the first time. This Yank is having a grand old time playing and re-playing the incredible overseas-only ‘Robot Man’ and a Greenwich-Powers gem, ‘Look At Him’, that we were denied back in the day. Of particular interest is ‘It’s A Different World’, produced by Tom Wilson concurrent with his Dylan, Simon & Garfunkel and Mothers Of Invention sessions. How’s that for rock cred?

As we’ve come to expect from Ace, the accompanying booklet is a treasure trove of rare photos, meticulous annotation and can’t-put-’em-down liner notes. Then there’s the music. Take it from me: “Rockin’ Connie” rocks!

by DENNIS GARVEY (ACE RECORDS)
Ace Records 2009 CD 17.00 €
Connie Francis - Singles + 2 CD
52 tracks
BR Music 2003 2-CD 15.00 €
Connie Francis - Very Best Of Connie Francis - Connie's 21 Biggest Hits
Polygram Records 1987 CD 12.00 €
Conway Twitty - Ballads Of Conway Twitty
1-CD DigiPac - four panel - mit 36-page booklet. 33 tracks. Playing time: 79:24) -- They called him 'The Best Friend A Song Ever Had.' Here are 33 reasons why. An exclusive compilation drawn from Conway's early years, before his country stardom which includes the original version of the worldwide mega-hit 'It's Only Make Believe'! A companion to Bear Family's top-selling 'Conway Twitty Rocks'! -- The statistic books rank Conway Twitty among the Top 5 country artists of all time, but before he was a country singer, he was a rock 'n' roll balladeer. One of the best, in fact. This exclusive compilation is drawn from his recordings for Sun, Mercury, and MGM Records between 1956 and 1963, and includes his original version of one of the greatest power ballads of all time, 'It's Only Make Believe'. It also includes 'Lonely Blue Boy', a song originally written for Elvis, as well as 'Is A Bluebird Blue', the first hit by the great soul songwriter, Dan Penn. Mixed in among Conway's originals are stellar versions of classic songs like 'You'll Never Walk Alone', 'You Win Again', 'C'Est Si Bon', and 'What Am I Living For'. -- Country fans need to explore where Conway found his way with a song, and this is the compilation that shows how and where he developed his unique style. -- Rock 'n' roll fans need this for their quieter moments. And fans of great singing need this compilation to discover why Conway Twitty was called 'The Best Friend A Song Ever Had.'
Bear Family 2010 CD 18.00 €
Craig Douglas - Craig Douglas
Hallmark Music 2011 CD 7.00 €
Crawdaddy-O - Last Night On Earth
used copy. VG+
Higland Productions 1998 CD 9.00 €
Käytetty
Crew Cuts - The Best of The Mercury Years
22 biisiä
Polygram Records 1996 CD 10.00 €
Crystals - Da Doo Ron Ron - The Very Best Of The Cyrstals
Emi 2011 CD 10.00 €
Dale & Grace - I'm Leaving It Up To You
20 tracks
Montel LP 13.00 €
Damita Jo - I'll Save The Last Dance For You
23 tracks - with Brook Benton
Combo Records 1999 CD 9.90 €
Danny Kaye - Kid From Brooklyn
Collectors' choice music 2004 CD 15.00 €
Darlene Love - The Very Best Of
15 original phil spctor hits
Emi 2011 CD 17.00 €
Dave "Baby" Cortez - Dave "Baby" Cortez
27 biisiä
Sequel Records 1995 CD 14.00 €
David Carroll And His Orchestra - Let's Dance
Collectors Choice Music 2004 CD 13.00 €
David Carroll And His Orchestra - Let's Dance Again
Collectors Choice Music 2004 CD 13.00 €
De Castro Sisters - Teach Me Tonight
31 TRACKS
Bear Family 1999 CD 17.00 €
Dean Martin - Aw C'mon
28 tracks. Digisleeve
Proper 2004 CD 10.00 €
Dean Martin - My Kind Of Christmas
Universal Music 2009 CD 12.00 €
Deanna Durbin - Sweetheart Of Song
Collector's Choice Music 2000 CD 15.00 €
Dee Dee Sharp - It's Mashed Potato Time
31 tracks
Park Records CD 18.00 €
Dee Dee Sharp - It's Mashed Potato Time / Do The Bird
Operating out of Philadelphia, Cameo-Parkway was among the most successful independent record companies of the early 1960s, turning out a veritable production line of teen-friendly singles by artists such as Chubby Checker, the Orlons, the Dovells, Dee Dee Sharp and Bobby Rydell. This month sees the release on Ace of the latest batch of collections from the vaults of Cameo and sister logo Parkway in the shape of twofers from Dee Dee Sharp, the Dovells and self-appointed “Cool Ghoul” John Zacherle.

Gospel-trained Dee Dee Sharp had three years experience in the record biz by the time she made her first showing on the charts singing anonymously alongside Chubby Checker on ‘Slow Twistin’’ in 1962, having paid her dues providing background vocals on records by artists such as Freddy Cannon, Ray Charles, Jackie Wilson, Lloyd Price and Fabian. Her first solo single, released when she was just 16, zoomed up the Hot 100 too, as did a clutch of others over the next couple of years. When the Beatles came along, the hits dried up for Dee Dee, but she was soon snapped up by Atlantic Records, only to find herself in competition with Aretha Franklin. Sometimes life just ain’t fair. Here on this paring of her first two long-players, you get three of her biggest charters, some original tunes from the Cameo song factory plus knockout versions of other hits of the day. To hear her wail Ted Taylor’s ‘Be Ever Wonderful’ is a joy to behold. The booklet contains an essay by Ed Osborne featuring some fun quotes from Dee Dee herself.

By Mick Patrick (ACE RECORDS)
Ace Records 2010 CD 17.00 €
Del Shannon - Complete Recordings 1960-1970
220 biisiä, 6 CD:tä ja 120 sivunen kirja.
Koko tuotanto 1960-1970:
CD-1:
1. : The Search (mono)
2. : I'll Always Love You (mono)
3. : Runaway (mono)
4. : Jody
5. : Hats Off To Larry
6. : Don't Gild The Lily, Lily
7. : I Wake Up Crying
8. : Wide Wide World
9. : Misery
10. : Daydreams
11. : His Latest Flame
12. : The Prom
13. : Lies
14. : He Doesn't Care
15. : So Long Baby
16. : The Answer To Everything
17. : Hey Little Girl
18. : I Don't Care Anymore
19. : Ginny In The Mirror
20. : I Won't Be There
21. : You Never Talked About Me
22. : Cry Myself To Sleep
23. : I'm Gonna Move On
24. : The Swiss Maid
25. : Dream Baby
26. : She Thinks I Still Care
27. : Runaround Sue
28. : The Search
29. : I'll Always Love You
30. : The Search (stereo)
31. : I'll Always Love You (stereo)
32. : Runaway (stereo; different take)
33. : Hey Little Girl (stereo; w/o overdubs)

CD-2:
34. : Little Town Flirt
35. : The Wamboo
36. : Two Kind Of Teardrops
37. : Kelly
38. : Two Silhouettes
39. : My Wild One
40. : Happiness
41. : Hey Baby
42. : Go Away Little Girl
43. : From Me To You
44. : Sue's Gotta Be Mine
45. : Now She's Gone
46. : That's The Way Love Is
47. : Time Of The Day
48. : Torture (version No.1)
49. : Nothin'
50. : Froggy
51. : Pursuit
52. : Mary Jane
53. : Stains On My Letter
54. : I'll Be Lonely Tomorrow
55. : I Can't Fool Around Anymore
56. : Handy Man
57. : Give Her Lots Of Lovin'
58. : Sorry (I Ran All The Way Home)
59. : Memphis
60. : Ruby Baby
61. : Crying
62. : World Without You
63. : Twist And Shout
64. : Torture (version No.2) (instrumental)

CD-3:
65. : Do You Wanna Dance (mono)
66. : This Is All I Have To Give
67. : Keep Searchin' (We'll Follow The Sun)
68. : Broken Promises
69. : Stranger In Town
70. : Over You
71. : Your Cheatin' Heart
72. : Kaw-Liga
73. : I Can't Help It
74. : Honky Tonk Blues
75. : I Heard That Lonesome Whistle
76. : You Win Again
77. : Ramblin' Man
78. : Hey Good Lookin'
79. : Long Gone Lonesome Blues
80. : Weary Blues
81. : I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry
82. : Cold Cold Heart
83. : Wrong Day, Wrong Way
84. : Table Reserved For The Blues
85. : Pardon Me I Guess I'm In The Way
86. : Queen Of The Honky Tonks
87. : Break Up
88. : Why Don't You Tell Him
89. : She Cried
90. : Needles And Pins
91. : Do You Wanna Dance (stereo)

CD-4:
92. : I Go To Pieces
93. : I'm Gonna Be Strong
94. : Rag Doll
95. : Running Scared
96. : Move It On Over
97. : She Still Remembers Tony
98. : I Can't Believe My Ears
99. : I Wish I Wasn't Me Tonight
100. : The Big Hurt
101. : I've Got It Bad (aka Never Thought I Could)
102. : Show Me
103. : For A Little While
104. : Hey! Little Star
105. : When You Walk In The Room
106. : Oh, Pretty Woman
107. : Everybody Loves A Clown
108. : It's Too Late
109. : Where The Action Is
110. : Lightning Strikes
111. : The Cheater
112. : Kicks
113. : Under My Thumb
114. : She Was Mine
115. : Show Me
116. : Under My Thumb

CD-5:
117. : Red Rubber Ball
118. : Pied Piper
119. : Sunny
120. : Time Won't Let Me
121. : What Makes You Run
122. : I Can't Be True
123. : Summer In The City
124. : Where Were You When I Needed You
125. : The Joker Went Wild
126. : She
127. : Stand Up
128. : The House Where Nobody Lives
129. : It's My Feeling
130. : Mind Over Matter
131. : Silently
132. : Cut And Come Again
133. : My Love Has Gone
134. : Led Along
135. : Life Is But Nothing
136. : Easy To Say
137. : Friendly With You
138. : He Cheated
139. : Runaway '67
140. : Thinkin' It Over
141. : The Letter
142. : River Cool
143. : Colour Flashing Hair
144. : Conquer

CD-6:
145. : New Orleans (Mardi Gras)
146. : Be My Friend
147. : Silver Birch
148. : I Think I Love You
149. : Gemini
150. : Runnin' On Back
151. : Been So Long
152. : Magical Musical Box
153. : Something To Write Home About
154. : Raindrops
155. : You Don't Love Me
156. : Leavin' You Behind
157. : Never Be The Same
158. : Comin Back To Me
159. : Sweet Mary Lou
160. : Colorado Rain
161. : How Can I Tell You?
162. : Southern Part Of Town
163. : She's Got Soul
164. : Sister Isabelle
165. : Good Love
166. : Sun Don't Shine (Drip Drop)
167. : Anita (I'm Walking On Fire)
168. : Reason To Believe
169. : She Even Woke Me Up To Say Goodbye
170. : He Cheated (overdubbed)
171. : Raindrops (with sound effects)

CD-7:
172. : Little Oscar
173. : Living In Misery
174. : Angel Of Love
175. : Could Be, Can't Tell, Don't Know
176. : What's The Use (In Trying)
177. : This Feeling Called Love
178. : This Is All I Have To Give (Everything I Have
179. : Is Yours)
180. : Happiness
181. : She's Your Girl
182. : One More Time
183. : Face Of An Angel
184. : Johnny's Got The Blues
185. : I Fell In Love With You
186. : Condemned To Die (version No.1)
187. : I Guess I'll Never Really Know
188. : A Girl Of My Own
189. : Time Marches On
190. : Daydreams
191. : Wishing On A Star (Counting Stars At Night)
192. : Honey Bee (version No.1)
193. : Lies
194. : He Doesn't Care
195. : The Prom
196. : Honey Bee (version No.2)
197. : Condemned To Die (version No.2)
198. : I'm Gonna Sit Right Down And Cry Over You
199. : Runaway
200. : Jody
201. : One Kiss
202. : Pepsi Commercial No.1
203. : Pepsi Commercial No.2
204. : Pepsi Commercial No.3
205. : Pepsi Commercial No.4

CD-8:
206. : The Things She Said
207. : I Can't Let You Go
208. : Just You
209. : If She Were My Girl
210. : For A Little While
211. : This Feeling Called Love
212. : It's Funny
213. : She
214. : Where Is She
215. : I've Got Eyes For You
216. : Did I See What I Think I Saw
217. Makin's Of A Heartache
218. I'm Going Through It Too (Table Reserved For The Blues)
220. Pardon Me (I Guess I'm In The Way)
221. Pardon Me
222. The Jury
223. Deep In The Valley
224. I Never Caught Her Name
225. Thunder And Lightning
226. The Wedding (There Goes Billy)
227. Rest Your Mind
228. Lorrayne
Bear Family 2004 CD-Box 160.00 €
Del Shannon - The Complete UK Singles (and more) 1961-1966 2CD
Del Shannon’s formidable hit list qualifies him as one of the truly great artists of the 1960s. Del made #1 on both sides of the Atlantic with his first 45, ‘Runaway’, and for the next few years he delivered the chart goods again and again with some of the best singles ever made – most of which he wrote or co-wrote.

This new Ace set is, we believe, the first to present Del’s UK 45s, as released between 1960 and 1966, in the order they appeared here and in the same couplings used on the original London and Stateside pressings (which often differed from their US counterparts). Listening to them in sequence, it’s easy to build a mental picture of an artist who was always looking to stretch his creativity and to find new sounds to keep him in the charts long after many of his peers had waved goodbye to the Hot 100.

It would be easy to say that Del never released a better record than ‘Runaway’, but that’s not to disparage other early classics such as ‘Hats Off To Larry’ and ‘So Long Baby’, which would be high-water marks of any discography, or later gems such as ‘Keep Searchin’ (We’ll Follow The Sun)’ and the ferocious ‘Move It On Over’, as good a record as anything to come out of Detroit’s garage scene at the time. Whether these are your favourites or you prefer the more soulful slant of ‘Little Town Flirt’ and ‘Two Kinds Of Teardrops’ or well-remembered flipsides such as ‘Kelly’ and ‘Don’t Gild The Lily, Lily’, there were no bad Del Shannon singles; having them all in one collection merely reinforces that statement.

As well as the UK singles we’ve included Del’s original version of ‘His Latest Flame’ and his cover of ‘From Me To You’, recorded while the Beatles where still in the UK Top 40 with it – both of which came out on UK EPs. To make sure that every UK single is represented accurately, we’ve also added Del’s pal Max Crook’s ‘The Snake’, which was mispressed as ‘Jody’ on the flip of early copies of ‘Runaway’. The EP covers and the labels of each and every A and B-side are featured in the booklet, along with songsheets, period ads and photos taken during Del’s many UK tours.



By Tony Rounce (Ace Records)
Ace Records 2013 CD 29.00 €
Del Shannon - The Essential Collection 1961-1991 2CD
includes all his hits alongside hard-to-find rarities, album tracks and b-sides that chronologically span his thirty year recording legacy.
Demon Music Group 2012 CD 10.00 €
DeMarco Sisters - It's Bee A Long, Long Time
29 tracks
Jasmine Records 2006 CD 18.00 €
Dennis Day - Dennis Day sings Danny Boy and other favorites
Collectors' choice music 2003 CD 15.00 €
Dennis Lotis - Decca Singles
25 biisiä vuosilta 1951-1955
Vocalion 2002 CD 19.00 €
Diamonds - The Best Of - The Mercury Years
22 tracks
Polygram 1997 CD 10.00 €
Diamonds - The Stroll 2CD
4 Original LPs Plus 17 Bonus Tracks on 2CD !

The Diamonds were the most commercially successful white vocal group of the R&R era.

This compilation features fifteen US hits, including their million selling international hit 'Little Darlin'' as well as 'Silhouettes', 'Daddy Cool' and 'The Stroll'.

Also included in their entirety are their albums 'America's No. 1 Singing Stylists', 'The Diamonds Meet Pete Rugolo' and 'Songs From The Old West', which have never previously appeared on CD.

This is a unique set, wholly unlike any other Diamonds collection. 4 Original LPs Plus 17 Bonus Tracks

The Diamonds were the most commercially successful white vocal group of the R&R era.

This compilation features fifteen US hits, including their million selling international hit 'Little Darlin'' as well as 'Silhouettes', 'Daddy Cool' and 'The Stroll'.

Also included in their entirety are their albums 'America's No. 1 Singing Stylists', 'The Diamonds Meet Pete Rugolo' and 'Songs From The Old West', which have never previously appeared on CD.

This is a unique set, wholly unlike any other Diamonds collection.
Jasmine Records 2011 CD 12.00 €
Diane Ray - The Exciting Years
12 tracks
South Bay 1994 CD 22.00 €
Dick Rivers - Authendick 2CD
ranskalaisrockkarin live keikka vuodelta 1995.
yhteensä 23 biisiä
BMG 1996 2-CD 13.00 €
Dinah Shore - 16 Most Requested Songs
16 tracks
Columbia 1991 CD 10.00 €
Dinah Shore - For Sentimental Reasons
24 tracks. Digisleeve
Proper 2004 CD 10.00 €
Dinah Washington - If You Don't Believe I'm Leaving
gatefold sleeve. 16 tracks
Jukebox Lil LP 17.00 €
Dinah Washington - Mellow Mama
12 tracks. featuring Lucky Thompson, Milt Jackson, Charles Mingus
Delmark Records 1992 LP 14.00 €
Dion - 70s: From Acoustic To The Wall Of Sound
Primal Scream's Bobby Gillespie has proclaimed Dion's "Born To Be With You" to be one of the greatest records ever made, Spiritualized's "Ladies And Gentlemen We Are Floating In Space" album was made in its shadow and James Walsh from Starsailor recently took over a whole page of the NME to explain why Dion DiMucci's 70s recordings show him as the "greatest singer that ever lived" It is this music and more that is captured in "Dion: 70s".

By the late 60s Dion was an artist enjoying an artistic rebirth. He had scored big rock'n'roll hits a decade earlier, with and without the Belmonts, on such classics as Runaround Sue and The Wanderer. A move to Columbia, despite some early hits had not gone quite the way that the label had expected, when Dion proved himself to be no Bobby Darin clone crooner-.-being a far grittier character with a few personal problems. Nonetheless he discovered blues, and became a regular on the Greenwich Village folk scene. He made a sensational set of masters, probably being the first artist to electrify a Dylan song. Some of these cuts made it out on 45, but most languished in the vaults.

At around the time he was ridding himself of his addictions Laurie Records released Abraham, Martin and John which became a Top 5 single. Dion signed to Warner Brothers in the first half of the 70s. He opened his account with a stone classic, Your Own Back Yard, a look back on his descent into and ascent out of addiction. It's a wonderous collaboration between Dion, his accoustic guitar and the Dixie Flyers that is probably the greatest drug song ever, and one of the best of any kind.

Dion recorded four albums that mix a troubador-like spirit with some fantastic songs, all setting off Dion's awe-inspiring voice. The music ranges from the simply acoustic numbers such as Sanctuary, through carefully arranged ballads like It All Fits Together through to the good time revivalism of Doctor Rock and Roll. Then came what should have been the dream collaboration: Dion and Phil Spector.

"The Born To Be With You" sessions were an unhappy experience for Dion, that never resulted in a finished album (the final product had its time made up by the inclusion of two earlier singles. Spector was an old friend of Dion's but totally out of control. That said, where it reached up high it truly soared, as on the title track and the wonderful Only You Know. One final album "Streetheart" was a more homely affair where a mature Dion reflects upon growing up.

This is very special music, by a true rock'n'roll great, on one CD for the very first time.

By Dean Rudland (Ace Records).
Ace Records 2004 CD 18.00 €
Dion - Best Of The Gospel Years
Ace Records 1997 CD 18.00 €
Dion - Born To Be With You / Streetheart
The much sought-after Phil Spector-produced Dion album coupled with his final Warner Bros album. LPs from 1975 and 1976 on 1 CD. 20 tracks.
Ace Records 2001 CD 17.00 €
Dion - Dion
tracks from 1968 Laurie album
Ace Records 2007 CD 18.00 €
Dion - I Put Away My Idols/Kingdom In The Street
The second volume of Ace's pairing of Dion's gospel LPs from the 80s, following his rediscovery of his religous belief. His songwriting and musical talent are as strong as ever on these two LPs.
Ace Records 2003 CD 17.00 €
Dion - Return Of The Wanderer / Fire In The Night
Between 1978 and theYo Frankie album, Dion Di Mucci abandoned secular music completely and cut nothing but gospel material for 10 years. His swansong in '78 was the album Return Of The Wanderer - this features his band the Streethearts and they play mainly Dion songs but with covers from Tom Waits, Bob Dylan and John Sebastian. However, just before he bailed out for God, one last album was cut in 1979 using much the same band and Cashman & West, the same production team. Up until now this has remained in the can, so it is with great pleasure that Ace Records announce the debut 21 years later of Fire In The Night - the long lost Dion album. The CD combines the two albums and these are the only ways in whichFire In The Night is available anywhere in its entirety. The record had obviously come very close to release in '79 since the cover was already designed and it is this original artwork that we feature here. Great value.
Ace Records 1990 CD 18.00 €
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