VA – 100 Sixties Girl Group Classics (2019) Flac

Flac (tracks) | 4h 3 min | Genre: Pop, Rock, Soul, Funk | 1.3 GB

Disc 1:
1. Leader Of The Pack ~ The Shangri-Las
2. Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow ~ The Shirelles
3. Chapel Of Love ~ The Dixie Cups
4. Uptown ~ The Crystals
5. Where Is My Love Tonight ~ The Starlets
6. I’m On The Wagon ~ The Ronettes
7. Beechwood 4-5789 ~ The Marvelettes
8. Bristol Twistin’ Danny ~ The Sherrys
9. You Are My Sweetheart ~ The Bobbettes
10. Chains ~ The Cookies
11. Rinky Tinky Rhythm ~ Anita And Th’ So & So’s
12. I’d Be Good For You ~ The Angels
13. Lonely Nights ~ The Hearts
14. Let Me Go The Right Way ~ The Supremes
15. Big John ~ The Shirelles
16. Boo Hoo Hoo ~ The Sa-Shays & The Royal Impalas
17. He’s Sure The Boy I Love ~ The Crystals
18. Strange I Know ~ The Marvelettes
19. No Tears ~ The Tonettes
20. Tonight’s The Night ~ The Shirelles
21. Jigsaw Puzzle ~ The Chelmars
22. Baby Don’t Go ~ The Supremes
23. Summertime ~ The Chantels
24. Look In My Eyes ~ The Chantels
25. Go On (This Is Goodbye) ~ Patti LaBelle & The Bluebells

Disc 2:
1. Da Doo Ron Ron ~ The Crystals
2. All You Gotta Do ~ The Charmaines
3. I Want A Boy ~ The Ronettes
4. Your Heart Belongs To Me ~ The Supremes
5. Mama Said ~ The Shirelles
6. Tear After Tear ~ Patti LaBelle & The Bluebells
7. My Baby Won’t Come Back ~ Martha Reeves & The Vandellas
8. Hard Way To Go ~ The Exciters
9. Playboy ~ The Marvelettes
10. Donnie ~ The Bermudas
11. I Want To Be Loved ~ The Sharmettes
12. Hard To Get ~ The Blossoms
13. The Chaperone ~ LaBrenda Ben & The Beljeans
14. Maybe ~ The Chantels
15. Son In Law ~ The Blossoms
16. A Moment Ago ~ The Angels
17. Your Hand In Mine ~ The Sherrys
18. Who’s Lovin’ You ~ The Supremes
19. What Kind Of Girl ~ The Charmaines
20. Write Me A Letter ~ The Blossoms
21. Over There ~ The Bobettes
22. The Silhouettes ~ The Ronettes
23. Find My Baby ~ The Ikettes
24. On Broadway ~ The Crystals
25. Little Tin Soldier ~ The Toy Dolls

Disc 3:
1. Remember (Walking In The Sand) ~ The Shangri-Las
2. Buttered Popcorn ~ The Supremes
3. Stranger In My Arms ~ The Cookies
4. You Got Love ~ The Sa-Shays & The Royal Impalas
5. Come On And Truck ~ The Ikettes
6. Boys ~ The Shirelles
7. My Guiding Angel ~ The Ronettes
8. Oh Yeah, Maybe Baby ~ The Crystals
9. Twistin’ Postman ~ The Marvelettes
10. Til ~ The Angels
11. Pop Pop Pop Pie ~ The Sherrys
12. Camel Walk ~ LaBrenda Ben & The Beljeans
13. Do You Know ~ The Chiffons
14. Well I Told You ~ The Chantels
15. You Bring Back Memories ~ The Supremes
16. I Love How You Love Me ~ The Paris Sisters
17. On The Wagon ~ The Charmaines
18. Forever ~ The Marvelettes
19. Loneliness ~ The Bobettes
20. Here It Comes Again ~ The Chantels
21. What A Sweet Thing That Was ~ The Shirelles
22. I’ll Wait ~ The Blossoms
23. That’s All I Ask Of You ~ The Angels
24. All Through The Night ~ The Paris Sisters
25. What A Nice Way To Turn Seventeen ~ The Crystals

Disc 4:
1. He’s A Rebel ~ The Crystals
2. Tell Him ~ The Exciters
3. I Sold My Heart To The Junkman ~ Patti LaBelle & Bluebells
4. You Bet I Would ~ The Ronettes
5. Whoever You Are ~ The Chantels
6. I Want A Guy ~ The Supremes
7. I’m Blue (The Gon-Gong Song) ~ The Ikettes
8. Soldier Boy ~ The Shirelles
9. I’ll Have To Let Him Go ~ Martha Reeves & The Vandellas
10. Tell Me ~ The Sharmettes
11. Where Is The Boy Tonight ~ The Charmaines
12. I Shot Mr Lee ~ The Bobbettes
13. Glad To Be Back ~ The Chantels
14. PS I Love You ~ The Starlets
15. Too Strong To Be Strung Along ~ The Marvelettes
16. I’m Gonna Quit While I’m Ahead ~ The Ronettes
17. Still ~ The Chantels
18. Joey Baby ~ Anita And Th’ So & So’s
19. You Should Have Told Me ~ The Angels
20. The Limbo Party ~ The Rouzan Sisters
21. There’s No Other (Like My Baby) ~ The Crystals
22. Mashed Potato ~ The Marvelettes
23. He Hit Me (And It Felt Like A Kiss) ~ The Crystals
24. Time Changes Things ~ The Supremes
25. Baby It’s You ~ The Shirelles

In the late 1950s and early 1960s the music charts were positively crammed with girl groups of a very different kind. These all consisted of three or four close-harmony singers, usually dressed in matching outfits, with high heels and even higher beehive hairdos. The songs they sang were largely pop rather than R&B or what would come to be called soul. They chronicled the ups and downs of teen romance as it existed in that era. There were jealous boys and jealous girls and rivalry aplenty, not to mention supportive friends and disapproving parents and teachers. Of course, there was also True Love among the 100 songs assembled here.

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