Lesley Gore - Magic Colors/Lost Album With Bonus Tracks 1967-69 vinyl record cover

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It's a Happening World

2

Magic Colors

3

Where Can I Go

4

Brink of Disaster

5

On a Day Like Today

6

I'm Fallin' Down

7

You Sent Me Silver Bells

8

He Won't See the Light

9

How Can I Be Sure 1

10

To Sir with Love 1

11

Summer and Sandy 1

12

Small Talk 1

13

Say What You See 1

14

He Gives Me Love (La la la) 1

15

Brand New Me 1

16

I Can't Make It Without You 1

17

Look the Other Way 1

18

Take Good Care (Of My Heart) 1

19

I'll Be Standing By 2

20

Ride a Tall White Horse 2

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9

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/ Lazy Day 2

23

Summer Symphony 2

24

All Cried Out 2

25

One By One 2

26

Wedding Bell Blues


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Label: ACE RECORDS UK

Lesley Gore

Magic Colors/Lost Album With Bonus Tracks 1967-69

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


UK collection from the American Rock/Pop vocalist containing rare recordings from the late '60s. Lesley Gore is second only to Brenda Lee as America's top-selling solo female recording star of the 1963-1967 timeframe. This CD kicks off with the 10 tracks scheduled for her lost Magic Colors album and concludes with 15 others, all recorded between 1967 and 1969. Lesley's releases were no less excellent than her earlier work, yet somehow these were overlooked by the masses. Ace Records.

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