The Hollywood Argyles : The Hollywood Argyles (Feat. Gary Paxton)

 

THERE'S A MAN

IN THE FUNNY PAPERS 
WE ALL KNOW

Muddy Waters & The Rolling Stones : Live At Checkerboard Lounge, Chicago 1981

BABY, PLEASE DON'T GO

BABY, PLEASE DON'T GO

BABY, PLEASE DON'T GO

DOWN TO NEW ORLEANS 

YOU KNOW I LOVE YOU SO...

Marvin Gaye : Love For Sale

I'VE GOT NEWS FOR YOU

BABY, I'VE MADE PLANS FOR TWO

I GUESS I'M A 

STUBBORN KIND OF FELLOW

GOT MY MIND MADE UP

TO LOVE YOU

Roy Orbison : In Dreams (Expanded Edition)

NO ONE COULD LOOK

AS GOOD AS YOU

MERCY...

John Lee Hooker : Urban Blues (Expanded Edition)

John Lee Hooker

(August 22, 1912 or 1917 – June 21, 2001) 

was an American 

blues singer, 

songwriter, 

and guitarist. 

The son of a sharecropper, 

he rose to prominence 

performing an electric

 guitar-style adaptation of

Delta blues that he

 developed in Detroit. 

Hooker often incorporated 

other elements, 

including talking blues 

and early North 

Mississippi hill 

country blues. 

He developed his own

 driving-rhythm boogie style, 

distinct from the 

1930s–1940s 

piano-derived 

boogie-woogie. 

Hooker was ranked 35

 in Rolling Stone's 

2015 list of 

100 greatest guitarists, 

and has been cited as 

one of the greatest 

male blues vocalists

 of all time

.Some of his best

 known songs include 

"Boogie Chillen'"

(1948), 

"Crawling King Snake"

 (1949), 

"Dimples" 

(1956), 

"Boom Boom"

 (1962),

 and

 "One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer" 

(1966).

 Several of his later albums, 

including 

The Healer 

(1989), 

Mr. Lucky 

(1991),

Chill Out 

(1995), 

and 

Don't Look Back

(1997), 

were album chart successes

 in the U.S. 

and UK. 

The Healer 

(for the song

 "I'm in the Mood")

 and 

Chill Out

(for the album)

 both earned him 

Grammy wins,

 as well as

Don't Look Back,

 which went on to earn him 

a double-Grammy win

 for Best Traditional 

Blues Recording

 and 

Best Pop Collaboration

 with Vocals

 (with Van Morrison)

Donny Hathaway : These Songs For You, Live !

IF I EVER LEAVE YOU BABY
YOU SAY I TOLD YOU SO

AND IF I EVER HURT YOU
YOU KNOW I HURT MYSELF AS WELL

Eddie Kendricks : People..Hold On (Expanded Edition)

I WON'T CHAIN YOU UP

JUST FILL YOUR

LOVIN' CUP

Little Richard : The Essential Little Richard

 GONNA TELL AUNT MARY

'BOUT UNCLE JOHN

HE CLAM HE HAS THE MISERY

BUT HE HAS A LOT OF FUN...

Jimmy Ruffin : 20th Century Masters: The Millennium Collection : The Best Of Jimmy Ruffin

 Jimmy Lee Ruffin

(May 7, 1936 – November 17, 2014) 

was an 

American soul singer, 

and the older brother 

of 

David Ruffin, 

the lead singer

 of

 the Temptations. 

He had several hit records

 between the

 1960s and 1980s,

 the most successful

 being the Top 10 hits

 "What Becomes of the Brokenhearted" 

and 

"Hold On (To My Love)".

Jimmy Ruffin : Hold On To My Love

AND I LOOK ,

IN YOUR EYES

AND I COULD'NT BARE THE PAIN

I FELT INSIDE, OF MY HEART

TO THINK I'M GONNA

 BE LONLEY AGAIN,

AND IF EVER GO

THEN I KNOW AT A GLANCE

I DON'T STAND A CHANCE

Stevie Wonder : Stevie Wonder's Original Musiquarium I (Expanded Edition)

 

VERY SUPERSTITIOUS

WRITINGS ON THE WALL

VERY SUPERSTITIOUS

LADDERS 'BOUT TO FALL

Tommy James & The Shondells : Hanky Panky

I SAW HER 

WALKIN' ON DOWN THE LINE

YOU KNOW I SAW HER

FOR THE VERY FIRST TIME

A PRETTY GIRL

STANDIN' ALL ALONE

HEY, PRETTY BABY

CAN I TAKE YOU HOME

David Ruffin : Everything's Coming Up Love/In My Stride

I KNOW THAT IT'S NOT EASY,

AND SOMETIMES 

YOU GET CONFUSED

IT'S HARD TO TELL 

IF YOU ARE BEING

 LOVED, LOVED, LOVED,....

OR BEING USED 

Bobby Rydell : Bobby's Biggest Hits

 Robert Louis Ridarelli

 (April 26, 1942 – April 5, 2022),

 known by

 the stage name

 Bobby Rydell 

was an American

 singer and actor 

who mainly performed

 rock and roll 

and traditional 

pop music. 

In the early 1960s,

 he was considered

 a teen idol. 

His most 

well-known songs

 include 

"Wildwood Days", 

"Wild One" 

and 

"Volare" 

 in 1963

 he appeared in 

the musical film

 Bye Bye Birdie.

TRACKLIST

That Old Black Magic

Good Time Baby

Wild One

Swinging School

Kissin Time

The Fish

Wildwood Days

Ding-A-Ling

I Wanna Thank You

Make Me Forget

Butterfly Baby

I've Got Bonnie

Forget Him

The Cha Cha Cha

Sway

Little Bitty Girl

Cherie

We Got Love

Let's Make Love Tonight

Do It Again

I Dig Girls

Groovy Tonight

Stop Fooling Around

The Third House

Lovin' Doll

Home In Your Arms

You Were Made For Me

Lose Her

Little Queenie

Teach Me To Twist

 (With Chubby Checker)

Baby It's You [*]

Two Lovers [*]

NEW LINK

The Five Satins : Skippity Do

FIRST 

A BOY AND A GIRL 

MEET

EACH OTHER

Eddie Cochran : The Very Best of Eddie Cochran

 Edward Ray Cochran

(October 3, 1938 – April 17, 1960) 

was an American

 rock and roll musician. 

His songs,

 such as 

"Twenty Flight Rock", 

"Summertime Blues",

 "C'mon Everybody"

 and

 "Somethin' Else", 

captured teenage frustration 

and desire

 in the

 mid-1950s 

and early 1960s.

 Cochran experimented 

with multitrack recording,

 distortion techniques, 

and overdubbing, 

even on his earliest singles.

 Cochran played the guitar,

 piano,

 bass, and drums. 

His image as a

 sharply dressed 

and attractive young 

man with a

 rebellious attitude 

epitomized the stance

 of the 1950s rocker, 

and in death, 

Cochran achieved

 iconic status.

Cochran was involved

 with music from

 an early age, 

playing in the school band 

and teaching himself 

to play blues guitar. 

In 1955, 

Cochran formed a duo 

with the guitarist

 Hank Cochran

 (no relation) 

and became known as 

the Cochran Brothers.

 When they split

 the following year, 

Eddie began a

 song-writing career 

with 

Jerry Capehart. 

His first success 

came when he 

performed the song 

"Twenty Flight Rock"

 in the film 

The Girl Can't Help It, 

starring 

Jayne Mansfield. 

Soon afterward, 

he signed a 

recording contract with

 Liberty Records 

and his first record 

for the label, 

"Sittin' in the Balcony",

 rose to number 18 

on the 

Billboard charts.

Marvin Gaye & Mary Wells : Together

WHEN I LEFT AND

 I WENT AWAY

I DIDN'T KNOW 

HOW MUCH I LOVED YOU

 UNTIL TODAY

The Temptations : Meet The Temptations (Expanded Edition)

IF GOOD LOOKS 
WAS A MINUTE

YOU COULD HAVE

BEEN AN HOUR

Eddie Kendricks : All By Myself/ The Hit Man

YESTERDAY 

WAS SWEET AS HONEY

SONGS ABOUT

YESTERDAY

Philippe Wynne : Wynne Jammin/Philippe Wynne

 Philippé Wynne

 (April 3, 1941 – July 14, 1984)

was an

 American singer,

 best known for his role

 as a lead vocalist

 of 

The Spinners 

a role he shared 

with fellow 

group members

 Bobby Smith 

and

 Henry Fambrough

 Wynne scored notable hits 

such as

 "How Could I Let You Get Away", 

"The Rubberband Man", 

and

 "One of a Kind (Love Affair)". 

After leaving

 The Spinners, 

Wynne never regained

 the same success,

 although he was featured

 in hits by

 other artists such as

 "(Not Just) Knee Deep"

 by Funkadelic. 

Wynne died of a

 heart attack 

while performing at

 a nightclub.