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Rare Bacharach: Early Years 1958-1965 [12/8] (CD)

By: Burt Bacharach (Artist)


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DISC 1 for Rare Bacharach: Early Years 1958-1965 [12/8] (CD) Album By Burt Bacharach (Artist)
1   And This Is Mine - Connie Stevens
2   Too Late To Worry - Richard Anthony
3   Don't Envy Me - Joey Powers
4   Dreamin' All The Time - Jack Jones
5   Wastin' Away For You - The Russells
6   Manpower - Exotics
7   Forever My Love - Jane Morgan
8   Faker, Faker - The Eligibles
9   Boys Were Made For Girls - Everit Herter
10   Hurtin' Kind, The - Lonnie Sattin (previously unreleased)
11   Sinner's Devotion - Tina Robin (previously unreleased)
12   Hot Spell - Ernie Felice
13   Answer To Everything, The - Sam Fletcher
14   For All Time - The Russells
15   Waitin' For Charlie To Come Home - Jane Morgan
16   Errand Of Mercy - George Hamilton
17   You're Following Me - Jimmy Breedlove
18   Somebody Else's Sweetheart - The Wanderers
19   Call Off The Wedding - Babs Tino
20   Lifetime of Loneliness - Steve Alaimo
21   Living Without Love - Art Smalley
22   Moon Guitar - The Rangoons
23   Deeply - The Shepherd Sisters
24   I Could Make You Mine - The Wanderers
25   Timeless Tide, The - The Freemen
26   Along Came Joe - Merv Griffin
27   Who's Got The Action - Phil Colbert
28   To Wait For Love - Paul Anka
29   This Empty Place - Janie Marden
30   Story Behind My Tears, The - Vic Dana
31   Joanie's Forever - Buddy Clinton
32   Come Completely To Me - Steve Rossi
 


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Review

Record Collector (magazine) (p.113) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "[T]he overall impression is of a great writer establishing his work. Every song has something to commend it..."

Title Note

Tributee: Burt Bacharach.

Even among the dozens of Burt Bacharach compilations out there, this one stands out. While he did score some early hits in the 1950s, and wrote songs recorded by some of the biggest stars of the day -- as well as some of the more obscure ones -- but it wasn't until Dionne Warwick's slew of hits with his and Hal David's tunes that he became a ubiquitous name in pop music. One look at the array of artists on this set makes it a curiosity before hearing a single tune. Where else would you find names like Connie Stevens, Merv Griffin, Jack Jones, the Wanderers, the Exotics, George Hamilton, Paul Anka, Vic Dana, and the Rangoons on the same recording? Simply put, these are songs that didn't make it; none of them charted at all. The vast majority of these 33 tracks were written by the Bacharach/David team, but there are some exceptions: "Dreamin All the Time," recorded by Jones, was written by Bacharach and Bob "How Do You Speak to An Angel?" Hilliard. It's also interesting to hear the original version of "Forever My Love" by Jane Morgan who also places "Waiting for Charlie to Come Home" here. These are lushly orchestrated, dreamy pop songs with traces of the Bacharach melodic trademark as well as his sweeping harmonies. Another interesting cut is the Shepherd Sisters' "Deeply," written with Norman "Canadian Sunset" Gimble, an early girl group rock tune that featured the marimba sound from "Do You Know the Way to San Jose." You get the idea, this set is a real pleasure to listen to for many reasons, and not the least of them is how many of these songs missed the charts while others scored. "Moon Guitar," by the Rangoons is a prime example, as is Janie Marden's reading of "This Empty Place" (with more than a hint of the melody from "Walk on By" in its verses) There are a few real duds here -- proving that Bacharach is human after all -- but most are gems. Rare Bacharach is well-worth seeking out. ~ Thom Jurek


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