Bobby Darin (The Definitive Pop Collection) and similar items

Detailed item info Album Features UPC: 081227080921 Artist: Bobby Darin Format: CD Release Year: 2006 Record Label: Rhino (Label) Genre: Folk Rock, Rock Pop Number Of Discs: 2 Track Listing DISC 1: 1. Splish Splash 2. Early in the Morning 3. Queen of the Hop 4. Plain Jane 5. Dream Lover 6. Mack the Knife 7. That's All 8. Beyond the Sea 9. Clementine 10. Won't You Come Home Bill Bailey 11. I Found a New Baby 12. Artificial Flowers 13. Lazy River 14. Nature Boy 15. Irresistible You DISC 2: 1. You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby 2. Multiplication 3. What'd I Say 4. Things 5. I'm Sitting on Top of the World 6. Baby Face 7. You're the Reason I'm Living 8. 18 Yellow Roses 9. As Long as I'm Singing 10. If I Were a Carpenter 11. Reason to Believe 12. Lovin' You 13. The Lady Came from Baltimore 14. Simple Song of Freedom - (live) 15. The - (live) Curtain Falls Details Playing Time: 75 min. Producer: Bobby Darin, Jerry Wexler, Charles Koppelman, Herb Abramson, Ahmet Ertegun, Nesuhi Ertegun, Tom Morgan, Nik Venet, Jerry Marcellino, Dick Jacobs, Don Rubin, Steve Woolard (Compilation), Mel Larsen Distributor: WEA (Distributor) Recording Type: Studio Recording Mode: Stereo SPAR Code: n/a Album Notes Audio Remasterers: Dave Schultz; Dan Hersch; Bill Inglot.Liner Note Author: James Ritz.Recording information: The Desert Inn (04/10/1958-02/06/1971); The Flamingo, Las Vegas, NV (04/10/1958-02/06/1971).Arrangers: Donald Peake; Fred Norman; Jack Nitzsche; Richard Wess; Richard Behrke Trio; Jimmie Haskell; Billy May; Bob Halley; Quitman Dennis; Bobby Darin; Bobby Scott.Thirty tracks of Bobby Darin performances, ranging from "Splish Splash" to "If I Were a Carpenter" and beyond, don't come around every day. Granted, Rhino's Definitive Pop Collection could have included at least ten more songs spread across these two discs, but the track selection is peerless and the sound is as good as it gets. Beginning with the four Top 40 hits Darin recorded in the late '50s as a teen idol, the set moves directly into his vocal pop prime with the Top Ten placings "Dream Lover" "Mack the Knife," and "Beyond the Sea," before wrapping up the first disc midway through 1961 (when he recorded no less than seven hits). The second disc finds Darin coming to terms with the folk boom of the '60s, most memorably with his Tim Hardin covers ("If I Were a Carpenter," "Reason to Believe," "The Lady Came from Baltimore"), but also with great covers of Ray Charles' "What'd I Say" and the Lovin' Spoonful's "Lovin' You." ~ John Bush Portions of this page Copyright 1948 - 2014 Muze Inc. All rights reserved.