A1 Bill Haley & His Comets*– Rock Around The Clock A2 The Crests– 16 Candles A3 Del Shannon– Runaway A4 Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers– Why Do Fools Fall In Love A5 Buddy Holly– That'Ll Be The Day A6 The Chantels– Maybe A7 The Crows– Gee A8 Danny & The Juniors– At The Hop A9 Brenda Lee– I'M Sorry A10 The Diamonds– The Stroll A11 The Tempos– See You In September B1 The Beach Boys– Surfin' Safari B2 The Flamingos– I Only Have Eyes For You B3 Chuck Berry– Almost Grown B4 The Diamonds– Little Darlin' B5 The Tune Weavers– Happy, Happy Birthday Baby B6 Joey Dee & The Starliters– Peppermint Twist B7 The Regents (2)– Barbara Ann B8 The Monotones– Book Of Love B9 Buddy Holly– Maybe Baby B10 Lee Dorsey– Ya Ya B11 The Platters– The Great Pretender C1 Fats Domino– Ain'T That A Shame C2 Chuck Berry– Johnny B. Goode C3 The Fleetwoods– (He'S) The Great Imposter C4 The Silhouettes– Get A Job C5 The Five Satins– To The Aisle C6 Bobby Freeman– Do You Want To Dance C7 Buddy Knox– Party Doll C8 The Del-Vikings*– Come Go With Me C9 Johnny Burnette– You'Re Sixteen C10 The Clovers– Love Potion No. 9 C11 The Shirelles– Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow D1 The Skyliners– Since I Don'T Have You D2 Big Bopper– Chantilly Lace D3 Mark Dinning– Teen Angel D4 The Orioles– Crying In The Chapel D5 Little Eva– The Loco-Motion D6 The Heartbeats– A Thousand Miles Away D7 The Everly Brothers*– Wake Up Little Susie D8 The Cleftones– Heart And Soul D9 Booker T & The MG's– Green Onions D10 The Platters– Only You D11 The Spaniels– Goodnite, Sweetheart, Goodnite
Label: Vinyl Passion – VP 80794 Format: 2 x Vinyl, LP, Compilation Country: Europe Released: 2018 Genre: Rock, Pop Style: Doo Wop, Rockabilly, Surf, Rock & Roll, Ballad, Beat, Vocal
‘American Graffiti’ is a 1973 American coming-of-age comedy film directed and co-written by George Lucas. Produced on a $777,000 budget, it has become one of the most profitable films of all time. This album contains 44 ‘Original Hits’ including The Crows with “Gee”, missing on the 1973 version of the ‘American Graffiti’ soundtrack. The biggest hits of the fifties are collected like: “That’ll Be The Day”, Buddy Holly “I’m Sorry”, Brenda Lee “Surfin’ Safari”, Beach Boys “Runaway”, Del Shannon and “Green Onions” from Booker T. & The MG’s. This is a great set for casual listeners who only want the hits of that era.
A1 Bill Haley & His Comets*– Rock Around The Clock A2 The Crests– 16 Candles A3 Del Shannon– Runaway A4 Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers– Why Do Fools Fall In Love A5 Buddy Holly– That'Ll Be The Day A6 The Chantels– Maybe A7 The Crows– Gee A8 Danny & The Juniors– At The Hop A9 Brenda Lee– I'M Sorry A10 The Diamonds– The Stroll A11 The Tempos– See You In September B1 The Beach Boys– Surfin' Safari B2 The Flamingos– I Only Have Eyes For You B3 Chuck Berry– Almost Grown B4 The Diamonds– Little Darlin' B5 The Tune Weavers– Happy, Happy Birthday Baby B6 Joey Dee & The Starliters– Peppermint Twist B7 The Regents (2)– Barbara Ann B8 The Monotones– Book Of Love B9 Buddy Holly– Maybe Baby B10 Lee Dorsey– Ya Ya B11 The Platters– The Great Pretender C1 Fats Domino– Ain'T That A Shame C2 Chuck Berry– Johnny B. Goode C3 The Fleetwoods– (He'S) The Great Imposter C4 The Silhouettes– Get A Job C5 The Five Satins– To The Aisle C6 Bobby Freeman– Do You Want To Dance C7 Buddy Knox– Party Doll C8 The Del-Vikings*– Come Go With Me C9 Johnny Burnette– You'Re Sixteen C10 The Clovers– Love Potion No. 9 C11 The Shirelles– Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow D1 The Skyliners– Since I Don'T Have You D2 Big Bopper– Chantilly Lace D3 Mark Dinning– Teen Angel D4 The Orioles– Crying In The Chapel D5 Little Eva– The Loco-Motion D6 The Heartbeats– A Thousand Miles Away D7 The Everly Brothers*– Wake Up Little Susie D8 The Cleftones– Heart And Soul D9 Booker T & The MG's– Green Onions D10 The Platters– Only You D11 The Spaniels– Goodnite, Sweetheart, Goodnite
