CD-Charts Position 81

More Songs from Good Morning Vietnam

Search: Peaches
by: Original Soundtrack

Release Date October 26, 1992

CD-Charts Position 82
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Myron Floren - 24 Polkas Greatest Hits

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by: Myron Floren

Release Date January 30, 2002
Fantastic, upbeat music! You simply canNOT sit while listening to Myron Floren play. I play this CD while cleaning house and my house is sparkling by the time the CD is finished. Try it, you'll see!

CD-Charts Position 83
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The Sunshine Collection

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by: Various Artists

Release Date October 27, 2003
Only five of these songs are original recordings (Tracks 4,5,7,14 and 18)so if you are looking for all original recordings;pass on this one.

CD-Charts Position 84
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Polkasonic

Search: Peaches
by: Brave Combo

Release Date September 14, 1999
Brave Combo is a surprising, and delightful band that exudes energy and fun. Their music is fast, and instills a level of enthusiasm in me that just can't be beat. This album is one of their best (it's certainly the best I've heard, but they've got so many, I don't want to exclude the possibility that one of them is better).

If you like to dance and you like enthusiastic, high energy music, this CD is for you. (Who would have ever dreamed of putting Purple Haze to a polka beat, if not for Brave Combo). If you are already a polka fan, this CD may not be for you, as it is not your standard polka fare. It would fit more into a rock/folk/latin/polka section than a straight up polka group.

Anyway, this CD has infectious ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 85
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Polkasonic

Search: Peaches
by: Brave Combo

Release Date September 14, 1999
Brave Combo is a surprising, and delightful band that exudes energy and fun. Their music is fast, and instills a level of enthusiasm in me that just can't be beat. This album is one of their best (it's certainly the best I've heard, but they've got so many, I don't want to exclude the possibility that one of them is better).

If you like to dance and you like enthusiastic, high energy music, this CD is for you. (Who would have ever dreamed of putting Purple Haze to a polka beat, if not for Brave Combo). If you are already a polka fan, this CD may not be for you, as it is not your standard polka fare. It would fit more into a rock/folk/latin/polka section than a straight up polka group.

Anyway, this CD has infectious high ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 86
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Best of Polka

Search: Peaches
by: Various Artists

Release Date November 09, 1999
This was purchased as a gift, and the person really LOVES it, she plays it in her car while she drives, always.

CD-Charts Position 87
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The Best of Jay and the Techniques

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by: Jay & the Techniques

Release Date August 22, 1995
This "Best of" package by Jay & the Techniques is a blast of soulful energy from this Allentown, Pennsylvania band. Their signature song "Apples, Peaches, Pumpkin Pie" will always be their best-known track. The stereo from this 1995 package on Mercury/Polygram is excellent. Kenny Gamble & Jerry Ross' "Contact" as well as Marvin Gaye's "Hey Diddle Diddle" both sound decent 40 years later. "Keep the Ball Rollin'" went to #14 with a Temptations-like arrangement & Jay Proctor's sunny vocals. Dennis Lambert wrote the slow smoker "Don't Let It Go to Your Head" which cuts a classic soul groove from their second LP "Love, Lost & Found." If "Strawberry Shortcake" sounds quite like "Apples, Peaches," the same songwriter Maurice Irby wrote ... Read More:

CD-Charts Position 88
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Best of Polka

Search: Peaches
by: Various Artists

Release Date November 09, 1999
This was purchased as a gift, and the person really LOVES it, she plays it in her car while she drives, always.

CD-Charts Position 89
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The Wurst Of Salzburger Echo

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by: Salzburger Echo

Release Date October 30, 2007
This was purchased as a gift, and the person really LOVES it, she plays it in her car while she drives, always.

CD-Charts Position 90
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The Best of Jay and the Techniques

Search: Peaches
by: Jay & the Techniques

Release Date August 22, 1995
This "Best of" package by Jay & the Techniques is a blast of soulful energy from this Allentown, Pennsylvania band. Their signature song "Apples, Peaches, Pumpkin Pie" will always be their best-known track. The stereo from this 1995 package on Mercury/Polygram is excellent. Kenny Gamble & Jerry Ross' "Contact" as well as Marvin Gaye's "Hey Diddle Diddle" both sound decent 40 years later. "Keep the Ball Rollin'" went to #14 with a Temptations-like arrangement & Jay Proctor's sunny vocals. Dennis Lambert wrote the slow smoker "Don't Let It Go to Your Head" which cuts a classic soul groove from their second LP "Love, Lost & Found." If "Strawberry Shortcake" sounds quite like "Apples, Peaches," the same songwriter Maurice Irby wrote it. ... Read More: