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Crazy 'Bout You Baby
2
Angela Mia
3
Sh-Boom
4
I Spoke Too Soon
5
Oop-Shoop
6
Do Me Good Baby
7
All I Wanna Do
8
Dance, Mr. Snowman, Dance
9
The Whiffenpoof Song 1
10
Varsity Drag 1
11
Ko Ko Mo (I Love You So) 1
12
Earth Angel 1
13
Don't Be Angry 1
14
Chop Chop Boom 1
15
Unchained Melody 1
16
Two Hearts, Two Kisses 1
17
A Story Untold 1
18
Carmen's Boogie 1
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Gum Drop 2
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Present Arms 2
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Slam! Bam! 2
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Are You Havin' Any Fun 2
23
Angels in the Sky 2
24
Mostly Martha 2
25
Seven Days 2
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That's Your Mistake 2
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Out of the Picture 2
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Honey Hair, Sugar Lips, Eyes of Blue 2
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Tell Me Why 3
30
Rebel in Town 3
31
Bei Mir Bist Du Schoen 3
32
Thirteen Going on Fourteen 3
33
Love in a Home 3
34
Keeper of the Flame 3
35
Halls of Ivy 3
36
Little By Little 3
37
Young Love 3
38
The Angelus 3
39
Whatever, Whenever, Whoever 4
40
Suzie Q 4
41
Such a Shame 4
42
I Sit in My Window 4
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Hey, You Face 4
44
I Like It Like That 4
45
Be My Only Love 4
46
Forever My Darling 4
47
Hey Stella 4
48
That's My Desire 4
49
Baby Be Mine 5
50
Fraternity Pin 5
51
Can You Hear Me 5
52
Gone, Gone, Gone 5
53
Someone in Heaven 5
54
Bermuda 5
55
Kin-Ni-Ki-Nic 5
56
It Is No Secret 5
57
No, No, Nevermore 5
58
American Beauty Rose 5
59
The Shrine on Top of the Hill 6
60
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ABOUT THE ALBUM
The Crew Cuts were one of the white doowop vocal groups who specialised in recording cover versions of R&B hits for the mainstream pop market - their two biggest successes came with their version of The Chords "Sh-Boom", which gave them a pop No. 1, and their cover of The Penguins' "Earth Angel", which they took to No. 3 - other hit R&B doowop covers were "Gum Drop" and The Nutmegs' "A Story Untold". This great-value 60-track collection comprises almost all the A & B sides from their thirty -odd releases on Mercury and RCA during this period, and naturally features all their charted singles, as well as providing a fascinating showcase of their versatility as they ranged a cross not only vocal group doowop-flavoured material but also straight rock 'n' roll and middle-ground pop as they looked for a new hit formula as the market changed during the late '50s.
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