1. The Coasters 50 Coast In Classics

Genre: Early R&B, Doo Wop, Rock & Roll Country: USA Year: 1992 Audio codec: MP3 Riptype: tracks Bitrate: 320 kbps Playtime: 2:12:29 Size: 329 MB Site: Tracklist: 50 Coastin’ Classics Disc 1 01. Riot In Cell Block #9 — The Robins 02. Wrap It Up — The Robins 03. Framed — The Robins 04. Whadaya Want?

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— The Robins 05. One Kiss — The Robins 06. I Must Be Dreamin — The Robins 07.

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The Hatchet Man — The Robins 08. Just Like A Fool — The Robins 09. Smokey Joe’s Cafe — The Robins 10.

Turtle Dovin 11. Down In Mexico 12. One Kiss Led To Another 13. Searchin’ 15.

Young Blood 16. Idol With The Golden Head 17. (When She Wants Good Lovin’) My Baby Comes To Me 18. What Is The Secret Of Your Success? Sweet Georgia Brown 20. Yakety Yak 21.

Went The Strings Of My Heart 22. Shadow Knows 23. Sorry, But I’m Gonna Have To Pass 24. Hey Sexy (previously unreleased) 25. Charlie Brown 26.

Three Cool Cats 50 Coastin’ Classics Disc 2 01. Along Came Jones 02.

That Is Rock & Roll 03. I’m A Hog For You 04. Poison Ivy 05. What About Us 06. Run Red Run 07. Besame Mucho (Part I) 08.

Wake Me, Shake Me 10. Shoppin’ For Clothes 11.

Thumbin’ A Ride 12. Wait A Minute 13. Little Egypt (Ying-Yang) 14. Keep On Rolling 15. Girls Girls Girls (Part II) 16.

Bad Blood 17. (Ain’t That) Just Like Me 18. Teach Me How To Shimmy 19. Bad Detective 21. Down Home Girl 24.

Shake ‘Em Up And Let ‘Em Roll (previously unreleased) — with Jerry Leiber.

The Coasters 50 Coast In Classics

Although it may well be too much for the casual fan, this double CD is easily the best retrospective ever assembled. Besides featuring every one of their hits, it also contains nine strong tunes cut in the mid-'50s by, who evolved into after some personnel changes. As for the enticing obscurities, 'Three Cool Cats' and 'Besame Mucho' were cut by on unreleased recordings in the early '60s, and 'Ain't That Just like Me' would be a small hit for. 'Down in Mexico' and 'Brazil' are cool R&B/Latin melodramas, and 'Shoppin' for Clothes,' 'What About Us,' and 'That Is Rock & Roll' are half-forgotten vignettes of youthful independence that stack up against the best songs of, who wrote most of the group's material.

Free microsoft access 2007 database templates. Indeed, there's little difference in quality between the hits and the B-sides on this comp, either in the group's matchless ensemble R&B/comedy vocals or 's witty songwriting. The accompanying booklet features comments on most of the tracks by themselves.