The Righteous Brothers - Anthology 1962-1974

For some listeners, a double-disc of the Righteous Brothers might seem like overkill, but Anthology 1962-1974 should silence most skeptics. Over the course of the two discs, it becomes clear that the duo were the finest blue-eyed soul singers of their era. Not only do the hits ("Little Latin Lupe Lu," "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling," "Unchained Melody," "Ebb Tide," "(You're My) Soul and Inspiration," "Rock and Roll Heaven") retain their power, there are numerous forgotten gems, like the harder-rocking "Justine" and an excellent version of "This Little Girl of Mine." For listeners who want to dig a little deeper into the Righteous Brothers' music than the hits, they'll be generously rewarded by Anthology. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

Name Credits Barry Mann Producer Bill Baker Arranger Bill Inglot Transfers, Digital Preparation, Compilation, Producer Bill Medley Vocals, Performer, Producer Bobby Hatfield Vocals, Photography, Performer, Producer Brian Potter Producer Dennis Lambert Producer Don Ralke Arranger Doug Erb Design Ernie Freeman Arranger Gary Peterson Project Assistant Gary Stewart Compilation Jack Nitzsche Arranger John Strother Remixing John Wimber Arranger Joseph Wissert Producer Ken Perry Digital Preparation, Transfers Michael Ochs Photography Mickey Stevenson Producer Nick DeCaro Arranger Parke Puterbaugh Liner Notes Perry Botkin, Jr. Arranger Phil Spector Producer Ray Maxwell Producer Righteous Brothers Performer Tom Licari ? Woody Woodrich Arranger