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Shelley Fabares Growing Up - The 1962 Recordings
Artikel-Nr.: CDJAS908
Gewicht in Kg: 0,100
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Shelley Fabares: Growing Up - The 1962 Recordings
(Jasmine) 25 Tracks (58:48) 2 komplette Alben plus Bonus-Tracks.(2014/Jasmine) 25 tracks
Songs
| Shelley Fabares - Growing Up - The 1962 Recordings Medium 1 | |||
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| 1: | Love Letters | ||
| 2: | Picnic | ||
| 3: | Johnny Angel | ||
| 4: | True Love | ||
| 5: | Boy Of My Own | ||
| 6: | Where’S It Gonna Get Me | ||
| 7: | It’S Been A Long Long Time | ||
| 8: | Funny Face | ||
| 9: | I’M Growing Up | ||
| 10: | Hi Lilli Hi Lo | ||
| 11: | Very Unlikely | ||
| 12: | The Things We Did Last Summer | ||
| 13: | Vacation | ||
| 14: | Breaking Up Is Hard To Do | ||
| 15: | Roses Are Red | ||
| 16: | Johnny Loves Me | ||
| 17: | Sealed With A Kiss | ||
| 18: | The Locomotion | ||
| 19: | It Keeps Right On A Hurtin’ | ||
| 20: | Johnny Get Angry | ||
| 21: | See You In September | ||
| 22: | Palisades Park | ||
| 23: | Bonus Tracks:What Did They Do Before Rock And Roll | ||
| 24: | Big Star | ||
| 25: | Telephone | ||
Artikeleigenschaften von Shelley Fabares: Growing Up - The 1962 Recordings
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Interpret: Shelley Fabares
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Albumtitel: Growing Up - The 1962 Recordings
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Artikelart CD
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Genre Beat
- Music Genre Rock 'n' Roll
- Music Style Beat - 60s / 70s
- Music Sub-Genre 259 Beat - 60s - 70s
- Erscheinungsjahr 2014
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Label JASMINE
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SubGenre Beat 60s-70s
EAN: 0604988090826
- Gewicht in Kg: 0.100
Interpreten-Beschreibung "Fabares, Shelley"
Shelley Fabares
Shelley Fabares, born on Jan. 19, 1944, in Santa Monica, California, started as a dancer and actress, appearing in Rock Pretty Baby, before achieving public recognition on TV's The Donna Reed Show in the late Fifties. From here it was only a short step to a record contract with Stu Phillips' Colpix label (formed as a subsidiary of Columbia Pictures) where she immediately hit with the embarrassingly cute and wistful Lee Pockriss and Lyn Duddy song 'Johnny Angel', a No. 1 in 1962.
A year later, her record career was over. She had pursued the 'Johnny Angel' theme relentlessly but with declining success on 'Johnny Loves Me', 'The Things We Did Last Summer' and 'Ronnie, Call Me When You Get A Chance'. Later in 1963, she retired to marriage with Lou Adler.
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