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Ventures
Wild Things / Fabulous Ventures
Genres: Pop, Rock

Track Listings (24) - Disc #1
1. Wild Thing - The Ventures, Taylor, Chip [1]
2. Fuzzy and Wild - The Ventures, Bogle, Bob
3. Sweet Pea - The Ventures, Roe, Tommy
4. Wild and Wooly - The Ventures, Hamilton, Dan [1]
5. Wild Child - The Ventures, Bogle, Bob
6. Summer in the City - The Ventures, Boone, Steve
7. The Pied Piper - The Ventures, Duboff, Steve
8. Wild Trip - The Ventures, Bogle, Bob
9. Hanky Panky - The Ventures, Barry, Jeff
10. Wildcat - The Ventures, Bogle, Bob
11. How Now Wild Cow - The Ventures, Bogle, Bob
12. Work Song - The Ventures, Adderley, Nat
13. Needles and Pins - The Ventures, Bono, Sonny
14. Runnin' Wild - The Ventures, Bogle, Bob
15. Eleventh Hour - The Ventures, Bogle, Bob
16. The Cruel Sea - The Ventures, Maxfield
17. Scratchin' - The Ventures, Bogle, Bob
18. Tall Cool One - The Ventures, Dangel
19. Only the Young - The Ventures, Seals, Jim
20. Journey to the Stars - The Ventures, Bogle, Bob
21. Fugitive - The Ventures, Josie, L.
22. Ravin' Blue - The Ventures, Bogle, Bob
23. Walkin' With Pluto - The Ventures, Bogle, Bob
24. The Pink Panther Theme - The Ventures, Mancini, Henry

CD Details

All Artists: Ventures
Title: Wild Things / Fabulous Ventures
Members Wishing: 2
Total Copies: 0
Label: See for Miles UK
Release Date: 12/24/1997
Album Type: Import
Genres: Pop, Rock
Styles: Oldies, Oldies & Retro, Rock Guitarists
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 5014661566237

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CD Reviews

All Hail the mighty Fuzztone!

Somewhere in Texas | Planet Texas | 12/07/2004

(5 out of 5 stars)

"I prefer this import CD over than One Way's reissue because it has "The Fabulous Ventures" in true stereo instead of mono and the remastering is much better with less hiss. It's worth the extra money. "Fabulous" is another fine LP of cover material (many British Invasion hits) and some excellent original instrumentals like "Only The Young", "Mariner 9" and "Scrachin'".

"Wild Things" may be the hardest rocking album the best Ventures line-up ever recorded, influenced heavily by the USA garage band sound that exploded in 1966. Nokie Edwards and Don Wilson go fuzztone crazy all over this album, and its worth buying to just hear thier hilarious cover of the Troggs classic.

The originals are a lot of fun, including the now-popular "Wild Child" which was sampled and looped over and over as the main riff of the Wiseguys hit "Start The Commotion" a few years ago."