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Music : The Sullivan Years: British Invasion
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The Sullivan Years: British Invasion by: Various Artists Price: $11.99 Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 0016581942844 Format: Live Label: Tvt Manufacturer: Tvt Publisher: Tvt Release Date: September 13, 1990 Studio: Tvt Sales Rank: 227623 Disc 1:
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 Rating:  - The British Invasion on "live" American TVWhen CBS-TV cancelled the Ed Sullivan Show in 1971, the program's long-time host remarked that "Vaudeville has died its second death." So true. Viewers who joined Ed on Sunday nights were treated to the best musicians and singers, as well as a never-ending variety of dancers, animal acts, tumblers, magicians, spinners, puppets, novelty performers, stand-up comics and scenes from current stage shows. A single hour of Sullivan was indeed like watching a full vaudeville bill. THE SULLIVAN YEARS series features highlights from every era and genre, including opera and Broadway. All CDs come with booklets containing photos and show details. The insert with THE BRITISH INVASION is a single sheet folded into eight pages of ... Read More: Rating: - This is simply gear! Fab too!Just came across this surfing one day, and I can't believe that this was out there for so long, and I didn't know about it. All the cuts are live, and it's great to hear Billy J. Krammer, Searchers, and most of all Eric Burdon in their 60's best. If you can cope with Freddie and the Dreamers and that horrid laugh that I long ago forgot about, maybe you won't have to hit the skip track button. Overall a good selection and cleanish sound. It's a shame the Dave Clark Five are not represented. Come on Dave, give us your music back. Rating: - This was the British Invasion Live!This is a great chance to hear some of the British Invasion groups live. Billy J. had trouble carrying a tune but the Dakotas could play. Gerry Marsden could sing and play his guitar and the Pacemakers were pretty good back-up. Eric Burdon sings well, the band is weak. Herman's Hermits sounded like the 15 year olds in the garage down the street. If you were into these Groups in the 60's you'll love hearing what they sounded like without thier studio players and over-dubes..... Rating:  - TOO much Ed Sullivan and Noise. Not good music.I was very disappointed in this CD. I liked the idea of having a variety of British songs but the quality wasn't there. I wouldn't recommend this CD to anyone. |
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