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Music : The Worryin' Kind
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The Worryin' Kind by: Tommy Sands |
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Binding: Audio CD EAN: 4000127156433 Format: Import Label: Bear Family Manufacturer: Bear Family Number Of Discs: 1 Publisher: Bear Family Release Date: March 23, 1992 Studio: Bear Family Sales Rank: 563615 Disc 1:
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 Rating:  - Far better then expectedBought this album because the only Tommy Sands that I had heard was "the Worryin' Kind" from various comps. I was surprised by how good he really was. The album does contain some mindless bubblegumabilly (typical from the mainstream 50's), but the rockers and blues numbers on this album make it far worth it. Rating:  - Great Hollywood rock and rollSadly,Tommy Sands is little known today.He was a good looking kid,who,in the 50's,was one of the big Hollywood record label Capitol's answers to Elvis.Tommy hung with Hollywood's teen idol set,was on tv a lot,appeared in several movies-and though his chart impact was not huge,he made a some great music.Tommy's voice was perfect for ballads and acceptable and distinctive for rockers.His biggest hit,the anthemic "Teenage crush",has never been a favorite of mine,but there's plenty more on this collection to justify claims that Tommy should be much higher up in the rock and roll pantheon.On this collection we can hear the cream of the Capitol studio's Hollywood session men backing Tommy on some storming tracks."The worrying kind",featuring some ... Read More: Rating: - looking for moreI enjoyed the CD very much , but I really would like to locate the very earliest of Tommy Sands . I believe Tommy was a country singer before he went to LA. so am looking for any earlier music of his. Also I would dearly like to find the video of his film, Sing, Boy , Sing. Rating: - Bear Family can do betterI was surprised that Bear Family, the outstanding and promising label who usually managed to release a "complete" hits session for artists in that era, was flopped in this one. Bobby Helms; Freddie Bell & the Bell Boys; Robin Luke; Terry Noland and plenty of excellent boxsets ever released by the Bear were just simply tremendous! So basically the drawbacks of this CD is that the equally good B-sides of Tommy Sands singles were excluded as well as a few A-sides! For example: "Hep Dee Hootie"; "My Love Song"; "Fantastically Foolish" and "Crazy ' Cause I Love You" etc are among those mising B-side tracks. And for the A-sides: "Let me be loved"; "After the senior Prom" & "Sinner Man" etc had got no room for them. Okay, why not making this ... Read More: |
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