Various - 80 Biggest Hits 'By The Stars Who Made Them Famous' Album

Tracklist

1	–Chuck Bené And The Mice	The Ole Mouse
2	–The Drifters	Sand In My Shoes
3	–The Exciters	I Want You To Be My Boy
4	–The MIracles	You've Really Got A Hold On Me
5	–Major Lance	The Monkey Time
6	–The Essex	Easier Said Than Done
7	–Lou Christie	Two Faces Have I
8	–Lee Dorsey	Ya Ya
9	–Bobby Rydell	Forget Him
10	–The Rip Chords	Hey Little Cobra
11	–Chubby Checker	Hooka Tooka
12	–Chubby Checker	Loddy Lo
13	–Bobby Vinton	Roses Are Red (My Love)
14	–The Detergents	Leader Of The Laundromat
15	–The Classics	Till Then
16	–Ray Barretto	El Watusi
17	–Jimmie Rodgers	Secretly
18	–The Playmates	Beep Beep
19	–The Dave Clark Five	Bits And Pieces
20	–Beau Brummels	Laugh, Laugh
21	–The Channels	The Closer You Are
22	–Eddie Cooley	Priscilla
23	–The Honeycombs	Have I The Right
24	–Little Anthony & The Imperials	I'm Alright
25	–Millie Small	My Boy Lollipop
26	–Betty Everett	Shoop Shoop Song (It's In His Kiss)
27	–The Drifters	Under The Boardwalk
28	–Buddy Knox	Party Doll
29	–Bobby Freeman	C'mon And Swim
30	–Joey Dee	Peppermint Twist (Part 2)
31	–The New Christy Minstrels	Green, Green
32	–Patty & The Emblems	Mixed Up, Shook Up Girl
33	–The Crows	Gee
34	–Barbara Lewis	Puppy Love
35	–Major Lance	Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um
36	–Marvin Gaye	You're A Wonderful One
37	–The Rip Chords	Threee Window Coupe
38	–Joe Jones	You Talk Too Much
39	–Paul Revere And The Raiders	Louie, Louie
40	–Martha & The Vandellas	Quicksand
41	–The Chantels	I Love You So
42	–The Dave Clark Five	Reelin' And Rockin'
43	–The Village Stompers	Washington Square
44	–Aretha Franklin	Mockingbird
45	–The Chartbusters	She's The One
46	–Mary Wells	My Guy
47	–Bobby Lewis	Tossin' And Turnin'
48	–Chad & Jeremy	Before And After
49	–Joey Dee	Shout
50	–The Harptones	Life Is But A Dream
51	–The Reflections	(Just Like) Romeo & Juliet
52	–The Cadillacs	Speedo
53	–Jimmy Bowen	I'm Stickin' With You
54	–Dale & Grace	Stop And Think It Over
55	–J. Frank Wilson	The Last Kiss
56	–Frankie Lymon	Why Do Fools Fall In Love
57	–The Heartbeats	A Thousand Miles Away
58	–Jimmie Rodgers	Oh, Oh, I'm Falling In Love Again
59	–The Rivieras	California Sun
60	–The Raindrops	What A Guy
61	–Patti LaBelle & The Bluebells	Down The Aisle
62	–Bobby Vinton	Mr. Lonely
63	–Buddy Knox	Hula Love
64	–Joey Dee	Peppermint Twist (Part 1)
65	–Buster Brown	Fanny Mae
66	–Jimmy Hughes	Steal Away
67	–The Hullaballoos	Did You Ever
68	–Dion	Spoonful
69	–The Byrds	Mr. Tambourine Man
70	–The Dave Clark Five	Glad All Over
71	–Frankie Lymon	I Want You To Be My Girl
72	–The Rip Chords	Drag City
73	–Little Anthony & The Imperials	Two People In The World
74	–Little Anthony	Shimmy Shimmy Ko Ko Bop
75	–Gene Chandler	Just Be True
76	–The Playmates	What Is Love
77	–Jerry Butler	I Stand Accused
78	–The Chantels	Maybe
79	–Dion	Ruby Baby
80	–Bob Dylan	Subterranean Homesick Blues

Notes

This is a limited edition mono boxed 4LP set put out by Columbia Record Club. The catalogue number R4M 5015 is on the side of the box. But, nowhere on the box does it indicate who the record company is. The box front has a large '80' on it and there are dance scenes in the two hollows of the "8". In the hollow of the "0" are the words: Biggest Hits by the stars who made them famous". Outside of the '80' are the names of the artists in different colored letters on a black background. The box rear is plain black. Each of the four records has ten tracks per side, and has its own title - Record 1 is called "20 Spotlight Hits" and is on the Columbia Record Club label. Record 2 is called "20 Orignal Winners of 1964" and is on the Roulette Record label. Also, records 3 & 4 are on Roulette; Record 3 being titled "20 All-Time No. Hits", while Record 4 is titled "20 Big Boss Favorites". Each sleeve also has the titles on the front and showing each selection (artists and their songs). The reverses of the sleeves are plain.

Each record has its sides numbered 1 & 2 and not 1 through 8 like so many other boxed sets of 4. With this in mind when I received this album I thought it to be 4 mismatched records stuffed into a box. Recently I did some research and found several others on the net. Different Category's have been found (e.g. R4M 5016 and R4S 5016) but, they all have the same contents and criteria.

Most notable was located at
http://www.searchingforagem.com/1960s/MonoLPsCompVarious.htm

There is no date on this release but articles I have read have this release somewhere between 1965 and 1971.

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (Record 1, Side A, Stamped): XLP110336-1B
• Matrix / Runout (Record 1, Side B, Stamped): XLP110337-1B
• Matrix / Runout (Record 2, Side A, Stamped): R-25293 A -1B
• Matrix / Runout (Record 2, Side B, Stamped): R 25293 B -1C
• Matrix / Runout (Record 3, Side A, Stamped): R -25290 A -1B
• Matrix / Runout (Record 3 Side B, Stamped): R-25290 B -1B
• Matrix / Runout (Record 4, Side A, Etched, Stamped script): R-25304-A RLP438Ax Bell Sound
• Matrix / Runout (Record 4, Side B, Etched): R-25304-B RLP438B CLB-1

Companies

• Mastered At – Bell Sound Studios

Short intro

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