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Hullaballoos
England's Newest Singing Sensations / Hullabaloo
Genres: Pop, Rock, Classic Rock

Track Listings (24) - Disc #1
1. Beware - The Hullaballoos, Klein
2. I Couldn't Get Along Without You - The Hullaballoos, Daryll
3. Did You Ever - The Hullaballoos, Duboff
4. If You Don't Know Me by Now - The Hullaballoos, Duboff
5. Can't You Tell - The Hullaballoos, Robinson, G
6. Party Doll - The Hullaballoos, Bowen, J
7. I'll Show You How to Love - The Hullaballoos, Daryll
8. Every Night - The Hullaballoos, Koppelman
9. Why Do Fools Fall in Love? - The Hullaballoos, Levy, Morris
10. Wouldn't You Like to Know - The Hullaballoos, Duboff
11. Who Do You Think You're Fooling - The Hullaballoos, Levenson
12. I'm Gonna Love You Too - The Hullaballoos, Mauldin, Joe
13. I Won't Turn Away Now - The Hullaballoos, Duboff
14. Rave On - The Hullaballoos, Petty, Norman
15. I Got This Feeling - The Hullaballoos, Duboff
16. Better Change Your Ways - The Hullaballoos, Dunn
17. You Were There - The Hullaballoos, Dunn
18. Never Ever Will I - The Hullaballoos, Northern
19. Learning the Game - The Hullaballoos, Holly, Buddy
20. Don't Stop - The Hullaballoos, Northern
21. My Heart Keeps Telling Me - The Hullaballoos, Hugo
22. That'll Be the Day - The Hullaballoos, Allison, Jerry
23. Don't Cha Know - The Hullaballoos, Fox
24. It's About That Time - The Hullaballoos, Duboff

CD Details

All Artists: Hullaballoos
Title: England's Newest Singing Sensations / Hullabaloo
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Collectables
Release Date: 9/12/2000
Genres: Pop, Rock, Classic Rock
Style: British Invasion
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 090431629925

CD Reviews

A Great Flashback

Fred Rayworth | Las Vegas, NV United States | 04/20/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"As a kid of 11 or 12, I bought their second album "On Hulaballoo" because they were the strangest looking band I'd seen in a long time. Long bleached blonde hair, no pretty boys here. I really liked the music and to tell the truth, thought Buddy Holly copied them. Several songs are Buddy Holly's and when I heard Holly years later, well... Holly was on the radio a bit before I started paying attention, I was too young, so I did not make the connection.The CD includes both of their albums and the songs are British Invasion pop. Even today, I think they got a raw deal by their record company's marketing practices. As a result, they only made a minor splash in the states and were rumored to be a "manufactured" band because they were practically unknown in their native England. Not true, they were a real band and played some very catchy songs. There is nothing down or depressing on this album, it is all bright catchy songs that should have brought them to a much broader audience. I am glad the CD finally came out because the first album is nearly impossible to find, and my copy of "On Hulaballoo" is so worn it is almost inaudible. I highly recommend this album for those of you looking for a simpler time and a good pick me up."

Hullaballoos - 3 Decades Later

Fred Rayworth | 07/06/2002

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I was l7 when my friend Margaret and I first discoved the music of the Hullaballoos. We are now 54 years old. We went to see then live in the New York Paramount Theatre and in the Brooklyn Fox. We bought there albums and ever visited the year later in England (Harry Dunn and Andy Woonton). There music was happy, upbeat, fun and good. I am happy to be able to get their music on CD. It is a fresh today as it was in the 60's. If people were to listen they would love them as I did and enjoy them as I always will. 5 stars and better for the Hullaballoos. Joan"