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Search - Various Artists :: Billboard Top Hits: 1962
  | Various Artists Billboard Top Hits: 1962 Genres: Special Interest, Pop, R&B, Rock
Top Rock n Roll Hits 1. Green Onions 2. Duke of Earl 3. Soldier Boy 4. Sheila 5. Peppermint Twist- Part 1 6. The Loco-Motion 7. The Wanderer 8. Breaking Up Is Hard to Do 9. Johnny Angel 10. Palisades Park |
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Product Description Top Rock n Roll Hits 1. Green Onions 2. Duke of Earl 3. Soldier Boy 4. Sheila 5. Peppermint Twist- Part 1 6. The Loco-Motion 7. The Wanderer 8. Breaking Up Is Hard to Do 9. Johnny Angel 10. Palisades Park Similarly Requested CDs
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CD ReviewsA Variety of Classics DVD Steve | 06/30/1998 (5 out of 5 stars) "All these hits appear in their original versions with great sound quality." Doo-wop doo-wop DVD Steve | Connecticut USA | 06/30/2002 (5 out of 5 stars) "Green Onions the cool hammond organ sound,one reason why i learned to play the keys Duke Of Earl (before rap) Soldier Boy the saxophone sendup harmony Sheila tommy roe's buddy holly sound Peppermint Twist-did you see joey d on the pbs doo-wop&pop special? Locomotion written by carol king but i like the grand funk version better The Wanderer hey its Dion's bad boy song Breaking Up Is Hard to do, the 1st version by neil sedaka doo-wop style,great harmonies neil multi tracked Johnny Angel a pleasing pop sound but does it try to hard for a dream? Palisades Park a summer hit for the amusement park of that time good listening in the car while driving" Stingy, stringy, stingy Eclectic Revisited | Arizona | 11/02/2004 (4 out of 5 stars) "Once again, we have 10 measly songs, all good ones. They were hits in 1962; I remember them well; I was there. They touched me. If you care about the chronology of hit songs, the times they represent, buy this CD. I just don't know why they don't charge $2-$3 more and double the number of songs on the CD. I can name 10 more just like them from 1962 but I won't bore you further. Four stars this time for too few songs."
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