Does This Piss Anyone Else Off - The Honeys

[petsite]

You know, the Honeys tracks have wound up on numerous other CD comps, not just their own. And everytime now, it is those freaking Ron Furmanek stereo remixes and not the original mono. I just got a comp from the EU and it was from 2004. And it sez the original master tapes. But it isnt. It's those damn stereo mixes. I have been able to find the mono mixes of some tracks spread on one off's here and there. But still missing alot.

Just Wondering.......

[Andrew G. Doe]

And it sez the original master tapes. But it isnt. It's those damn stereo mixes.

Strictly speaking, they are the original master tapes... just not the original mono mixes. Which I agree, are much superior.

[urbanite]

I never understood why anyone would be interested in the Honeys.  Their records are not something I'd want to listen to more than once.

[Sheriff John Stone]

Thought I'd ask a quick Spring question, kinda related, because it pisses me off....

I bought the Brian Wilson Pet Projects CD, thinking it would have a nice clean "Fallin' In Love" on it. But it's a different version/mix than the Spring CD. It's very hissy, almost like a needledrop; it's also faster than the Spring CD version. Does anybody know if this is the "single" version, and is it taken from the original master?

[SG7]

Thought I'd ask a quick Spring question, kinda related, because it pisses me off....

I bought the Brian Wilson Pet Projects CD, thinking it would have a nice clean "Fallin' In Love" on it. But it's a different version/mix than the Spring CD. It's very hissy, almost like a needledrop; it's also faster than the Spring CD version. Does anybody know if this is the "single" version, and is it taken from the original master?

Glad to know I wasn't the only one that realized it was a faster version! I think it was probably a mixing error maybe?

[Andrew G. Doe]

I never understood why anyone would be interested in the Honeys.  Their records are not something I'd want to listen to more than once.

Two words:

Brian.

Wilson.

[hypehat]

I never understood why anyone would be interested in the Honeys.  Their records are not something I'd want to listen to more than once.

Two words:

Brian.

Wilson.

Exactly. No-one would buy a Honeys best of, but slap 'The Brian Wilson Productions' on it and you've got an angle....

Plus, if one wasn't being so cynical, you could say that they represent a cautious step in Brian's musical development, not to mention it's an obvious Spector imitation - the roster of acts under one producer. Did Brian ever have plans as to what would happen if he did get a hit with one of these satellite acts? Would he have retired from The BB's altogether, or just be a more removed version of his 65 self?

[Wilsonista]

He was skiping tour dates as early as '63 and got Al back in to be the replacement. I don't have any hard Cam Mott-friendly evidence, but it would seem to me that of the Honeys had hit, then he probably would have used that as his ticket out of the Beach Boys. Remember, Phil Spector started his career as a performer just as Brian did.

[Aegir]

Exactly. No-one would buy a Honeys best of, but slap 'The Brian Wilson Productions' on it and you've got an angle....

There are far worse group than the Honeys out there. Why do you think that your opinion of them extends to everyone in the world?

[hypehat]

Exactly. No-one would buy a Honeys best of, but slap 'The Brian Wilson Productions' on it and you've got an angle....

There are far worse group than the Honeys out there. Why do you think that your opinion of them extends to everyone in the world?

I like them, they're just rather obscure. That was my point. Why not single out urbanite? he actually insults them....

[MBE]

Thought I'd ask a quick Spring question, kinda related, because it pisses me off....

I bought the Brian Wilson Pet Projects CD, thinking it would have a nice clean "Fallin' In Love" on it. But it's a different version/mix than the Spring CD. It's very hissy, almost like a needledrop; it's also faster than the Spring CD version. Does anybody know if this is the "single" version, and is it taken from the original master?

The single doesn't obviously sample the Beach Boys version and has a nice piano intro. It's much better.

[Sheriff John Stone]

Thought I'd ask a quick Spring question, kinda related, because it pisses me off....

I bought the Brian Wilson Pet Projects CD, thinking it would have a nice clean "Fallin' In Love" on it. But it's a different version/mix than the Spring CD. It's very hissy, almost like a needledrop; it's also faster than the Spring CD version. Does anybody know if this is the "single" version, and is it taken from the original master?

The single doesn't obviously sample the Beach Boys version and has a nice piano intro. It's much better.

Do you think so? There's parts of both versions that I like, it's just that the one version sounds sped-up to my ears, I don't know...

[petsite]

And oh yeah, the reason that there were no real BIG unreleased tracks on the Collectors Choice Honey's CD is because Dan Rutherford is hoping to sucker us all in to buy another comp soon. He doesn't realize that the market is quickly drying up. He thinks (and have heard this from more than one source) that he will help Cap put out a Honey's CD with unreleased tracks and that then he can retire off the revenue. The boy needs a quick kick in the reality button!

Also, Shyin' Away sounds better on the Columbia California USA CD than the Pet Projects CD. I was really kinda bummed when I got the PP CD. Could have been SO much better. But Rob and Co. put way too much bottom end and NO Noise processing on the CD. And Shyin' Away sounds flat (drum sounds dampened) because of the processing. Best version of Fallin' In Love is on the Brian Wilson Sessions box where they correct the fault at the begining of the track. Primo.

[Sheriff John Stone]

Best version of Fallin' In Love is on the Brian Wilson Sessions box where they correct the fault at the begining of the track. Primo.

Brian Wilson Sessions box?

[Andrew G. Doe]

He thinks (and have heard this from more than one source) that he will help Cap put out a Honey's CD with unreleased tracks and that then he can retire off the revenue. The boy needs a quick kick in the reality button!

Given that they already did this in 1993, with a whole bunch of unreleased stuff - granted, not from the 60s - I'm dubious. That plus I can't think of any 'big' archive Honeys tracks past "You Brought It All On".

[Shane]

I love the Honeys stuff, as well as all the rest of the outside productions that Brian did in the 1960s.  Brian felt more at ease experimenting with these outside groups, and the complexity of a lot of the productions tends to be further ahead than what he was doing with the Beach Boys at any point in time.  It was almost as if he'd experiment with a big production with somebody else first, then try it with the Beach Boys later.  I'm thinking of tracks like "The One You Can't Have", "He's A Doll", and work he did with others such as Sharon Marie's "Thinkin' 'Bout My Baby".

[SloopJohnB]

Given that they already did this in 1993, with a whole bunch of unreleased stuff - granted, not from the 60s - I'm dubious. That plus I can't think of any 'big' archive Honeys tracks past "You Brought It All On".

I've heard a cover of "Make The Night Just A Little Longer" by the Honeys (which hasn't been officially released, I think) and, although the recording was quite "muddy", I think a cleaned-up version would be even better than the Shirelles' original version.

[Amy B.]

I never understood why anyone would be interested in the Honeys.  Their records are not something I'd want to listen to more than once.

The instrumental tracks are interesting. Their voices are (in my opinion) nothing to write home about, but I enjoy the songs anyway. It's probably mostly because of the tracks. I wonder if they weren't hits because of the voices.

[chris.metcalfe]

The Honeys were great  - apart from the early stuff (and He's a Doll is an all-time classic), the 'Ecstasy' album is a masterwork of 80s kitsch - Girls are vicious.. indeed, and that great synth on Temptation Eyes - and the 'It's Like Heaven' LP has possibly the most brilliantly awful group photo in history. Love them both - but then I like 'Looking back with Love', so there's no hope.

[petsite]

Best version of Fallin' In Love is on the Brian Wilson Sessions box where they correct the fault at the begining of the track. Primo.

Brian Wilson Sessions box?

Brian Wilson Sessions
Brian Wilson
CEDREM sound lab, CD-25,26,27,28,29,30A,30B

Disc 1 - Sessions Vol. 1 (Sweet Insanity)
1. Concert Tonight
2. Someone To Love
3. Water Builds Up
4. Don't Let Her Know (She's An Angel)
5. I Do
6. Thank You
7. Hotter
8. Spirit Of Rock 'N' Roll (w/ Bob Dylan)
9. Rainbow Eyes
10. Love Ya
11. Make A Wish
12. Smart Girls
13. Country Feelin'
Bonus Tracks
14. Daddy's Little Girl (from "She's Out of Control" soundtrack)
15. He Couldn't Get His Poor Old Body To Move (B-Side "Love & Mercy")
16. Living Doll (a.k.a. 'Barbie') (Barbie doll promotional disc)
17. Let's Go To Heaven In My Car (from "Police Academy 4" soundtrack - solo 45)
18. Too Much Sugar (B-Side "Let's Go To Heaven In My Car")
19. Metal Beach (B-Side Paul Shaffer solo single "When the Radio is On")
20. Bells Of Madness/Fantasy Is Reality (from Rob Wasserman's "Trios" w/ Carnie)
21. Still I Dream Of It (Adult Child outtake)
22. Goodnight Irene (from "Folkways" Leadbelly/Woody Guthrie tribute)
23. Spirit Of The Forest (radio edit) ("Earth Love Fund" 45 w/ others)


Disc 2 - Sessions Vol. 2 (Sweet Insanity Outtakes)
1. Concert Tonight (full song)
2. Turning Point (rejected from final track selection)
3. Heavenly Bodies (rejected from final track selection)
4. Let's Get Tonight (rejected from final track selection)
5. Save The Day (The Power Of Love) (rejected from final track selection)
6. Someone To Love (alternate mix)
7. Water Builds Up (alternate mix)
8. Don't Let Her Know (She's An Angel) (alternate mix)
9. I Do (alternate mix)
10. Thank You (alternate mix)
11. The Spirit Of Rock 'N' Roll (alternate mix)
12. Rainbow Eyes (alternate mix)
13. Make A Wish (alternate mix)
14. Smart Girls (alternate mix)


Disc 3 - Sessions Vol. 3 (Outtakes)
1. Marilyn Rovell
2. Stevie
3. Lazy Lizzie
4. Sherry She Needs Me (backing track-1965, vocals-1976)
5. Still I Dream Of It
6. Life Is For Living
7. Deep Purple
8. You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling ("15 Big Ones" outtake)
9. Ruby Baby ("15 Big Ones" outtake)
10. Don't You Just Know It (unreleased duet w/ Jan Berry)
11. Walls (unreleased outtake w/ Spring)
12. Awake (unreleased outtake w/ Spring)
13. Christine
14. One For The Boys (alternate vocal arrangement)
15. There's So Many (Up In The Sky) (demo)
16. Meet Me In My Dreams Tonight (alternate lyrics)
17. Baby Let Your Hair Grow Long (alternate lyrics)
18. He Couldn't Get His Poor Old Body To Move (alternate lyrics)
19. George Fell Into His French Horn ('Smile' session)
20. We Love You (from a Ryuichi Sakamoto album)


Disc 4 - Sessions Vol. 4 (Demos)
1. Airplane
2. I'm Begging You Please
3. I'll Bet He's Nice
4. It's Over Now
5. Let's Put Our Hearts Together
6. Love Is A Woman (unreleased version)
7. Little Children (a.k.a. 'Marching Along')
8. Mona
9. Still I Dream Of It
10. That Special Feeling
11. Surf's Up (from CBS Leonard Bernstein documentary)
12. I'm Bugged At My Old Man (from NBC 'It's OK' TV special)
13. Don't Let Her Know (She's An Angel)
14. Black Widow
15. In The Night Time
16. Little Children
17. Walkin' The Line
Bonus Live Tracks
18. Night Time (live vocal w/ backing track - on TV w/ Dick Clark)
19. That Same Song (from NBC 'It's OK' TV special)
20. Back Home (w/ The Beach Boys - CBS Convention London, 7/30/77)
21. The Boogies Back In Town (w/ The Beach Boys - CBS Convention London, 1978)
22. Intro - : ("Malibu Emergency Room" benefit, Los Angeles 1985)
23. Da Doo Ron Ron ("Malibu Emergency Room" benefit, Los Angeles 1985)
24. Intro - : ("Malibu Emergency Room" benefit, Los Angeles 1985)
25. I'm So Lonely ("Malibu Emergency Room" benefit, Los Angeles 1985)
26. Intro - : ("Malibu Emergency Room" benefit, Los Angeles 1985)
27. Male Ego ("Malibu Emergency Room" benefit, Los Angeles 1985)
28. Intro - : ("Malibu Emergency Room" benefit, Los Angeles 1985)
29. California Girls ("Malibu Emergency Room" benefit, Los Angeles 1985)
30. Intro (For John Stewart & Stephen Stills) ("Malibu Emergency Room" benefit, Los Angeles 1985)
31. Sloop John B ("Malibu Emergency Room" benefit, Los Angeles 1985)


Disc 5 - Sessions Vol. 5 (Still I Dream Of You - The Rare Works of Brian Wilson)
1. Barbie (Kenny & The Cadets)
2. What Is A Young Girl Made Of (Kenny & The Cadets)
3. The Revo-Lution (Rachel & The Revolvers)
4. Number One (Rachel & The Revolvers)
5. The Surfer Moon (Bob & Sheri)
6. Humpty Dumpty (Bob & Sheri)
7. No Go Showboat (The Timers)
8. Run-Around Lover (Sharon Marie)
9. Pamela Jean (The Survivors)
10. I Do (The Castells)
11. She Rides With Me (Paul Peterson)
12. Beach Girl (The Nodaens)
13. He's a Doll (The Honeys)
14. Sacramento (Gary Usher)
15. That's Just the Way I Feel (Gary Usher)
16. Thinkin' 'Bout You Baby (Sharon Marie)
17. The Story Of My Life (Sharon Marie)
18. Yes Sir, That's My Baby (Hale & The Hushabyes)
19. Farmer's Daughter (Basil Swift & The Seegrams)
20. The Monkey's Uncle (Annette w/ The Beach Boys)
21. Guess I'm Dumb (Glen Campbell)
22. Things Are Changing (The Blossoms)
23. Twelve-O-Four (Bob & Bobby)
24. Baby What You Want Me To Do (Bob & Bobby)
25. Vegetables (The Laughing Gravy)
26. I'll Keep on Loving You (Ron Wilson)
27. As Tears Go By (Ron Wilson)
28. Lady Love (Dino, Desi, & Billy)
Bonus Tracks
29. Barbie (take 2) (Kenny & The Cadets)
30. Miss America (Dante & His Friends)
31. She Rides With Me (Joey & The Continentals)
32. Surfin' Safari (Ariola version) (The Beach Boys)


Disc 6 - Sessions Vol. 6 (Writing & Producing)
(tracks 1-44 from WNEW FM (NY) "Saturday Morning 60's" interview with Pete Fornatale - 8/20/88)
1. You're Welcome
2. Amont Giants
3. 'Good Vibrations'
4. Why Did It Take So Long ?
5. Studios
6. Taking Control
7. 'Surfin' Session'
8. Recording Technology
9. Leakage
10. Pet Sounds
11. Love And Mercy
12. Can't Hear Stereo
13. Peoples Reaction
14. Enjoying Promotion
15. Slump
16. Drugs
17. Musical Gift
18. Coercing Brian To Piano
19. Brian Picks 'Melt Away'
20. Surf City
21. 'Help Me Rhonda'
22. 'I Get Around'
23. 'California Girls'
24. Realization
25. No Namby Pamby
26. Another Pocket Symphony
27. Butterflys
28. Eugene Landy
29. Carl Wilson
30. Back To Basics
31. A Hunch Of Hoo-ey
32. The Creative Process
33. California Girls
34. 'Love And Mercy'
35. Still A Beach Boy
36. Won't Play 'Love & Mercy'
37. Surf's Up
38. Creating A Song
39. 'Radio Blues'
40. Brian's Jukebox Picks
41. Hall Of Fame
42. Live Performances
43. Missing Dennis
44. One For The Boys
45. Brian's Hall Of Fame Speech (actual speech from induction ceremony)
Bonus Tracks
46. Little Honda (The Hondells)
47. Surf City (Jan & Dean)
48. Ride The Wild Surf (Jan & Dean)
49. Side Walk Surfin' (Jan & Dean)
50. Time To Get Alone (Redwood demo)
51. Surfin' Down The Swanee River (The Honeys)
52. It's Like Heaven (Spring)
53. Good Time (Spring)
54. This Whole World (Spring)
55.Fallin' In Love (aka 'Lady') (Spring)
56. Forever (Spring)
57. Sweet Mountain (Spring)


Disc 7 - Sessions Vol. 7 (Words and Music)
'Words & Music' Promo CD
(Segment One)
1. 'One For The Boys'
2. 'Love & Mercy'
3. 'Walkin' The Line'
4. 'Melt Away'
5. 'Night Time'
(Segment Two)
6. 'Let It Shine'
7. 'Meet Me In My Dreams Tonight'
8. 'Rio Grande'
Timothy White Interview - 1988 (for Westwood One)
9. 'Love And Mercy'
10. Afraid Of Critics
11. Jeff Lynne
12. 'Caroline No'
13. 'Pet Sounds'
14. The Beatles
15. 'Melt Away' Vocals
16. The Four Freshman
17. Brian's First Song
18. 'Barbie'
19. Car Songs
20. 'Don't Worry Baby'
21. 'Barbara Ann'
22. 'Good Vibrations'
23. 'Do It Again'
24. Writing Hits
25. 'Goodnight Irene'
26. Mike Love
27. Carl Wilson
28. 'Baby Let Your Hair Grow Long'
29. 'Night Time'
30. Brian's Contribution To Music
"Fresh Air" Interview on US radio
31. Getting Back
32. Harmonies
33. The Beach Boys Response
34. Square Freshman
35. Falsetto
36. Surf Songs
37. Water
38. Catch A Wave
39. Old Records
40. I Don't Want To Die
41. Felt Like Dylan
42. Drugs
43. Turn It Down
44. Phil Spector
45. Eugene Landy
46. No Smoking
47. One For The Boys
US TV Report #1
48. Why Are You Back?
US TV Report #2
49. Identity Crisis
50. Love & Mercy & Attention
51. Hall Of Fame
US TV Report #3
52. Stan Love's Press Conference
'Wouldn't It Be Nice' Book Launch
53. Murry The Beast
54. 'Thank You'
55. 'Sloop John B'

[Sheriff John Stone]

Wow, petsite! Thank you very much. That's quite an impressive set. I'd like to get one. Did you type all of that? Appreciate it...

[petsite]

Nope. It's listed on several "import" sites.

Also, I was re-reading an interview with Mark L. from 1996 where he is talking about future plans for the BB catalogue (some of which have happened, alot that have not). He said he wanted to do a Brian Wilson Productions CD along the line of Still I DreamOf You. Wish that would have happened. Still I Dream is such a great set. I was so glad to finally get that CD when it was so hard to find. But someone was selling off their whole BB collection and I got it for like $35 when it was going for like $175 at the time. Now you can't even find it. I was always suprised that no one else in Japan ever re-released it.

Bob

[petsite]

Somebody pinged me about Still I Dream Of You. So here is the cover and a review from a 60's music site:



Various Artists
Still I Dream Of You – Rare Works of Brian Wilson
M&M MMCD-409, 1993

The legendary M&M label (from Japan) released this collection of Brian Wilson's non-Beach Boys rarities in 1993. Similar volumes followed, including Toshiba Japan's The Brian Wilson Productions in 2003 and Ace's Pet Projects in 2004. Both of these later releases include tracks not found here (mostly Honeys cuts, some of which can be found on their official collection), but this 32-track set includes over a dozen sides not found elsewhere. The bulk of this set are side projects Wilson produced during the Beach Boys hey-day, when he simply had too much music and too many ideas in his head for one band to record. A few tracks are contemporaneous covers of Wilson tunes.

Tracks
Kenny & The Cadets – Barbie (Bruce Morgan)
Kenny & The Cadets – What is a Young Girl Made Of (Bruce Morgan)
Rachel & The Revolvers – The Revo-Lution (Brian Wilson, Gary Usher)
Rachel & The Revolvers – Number One (Brian Wilson, Gary Usher)
Bob & Sheri – The Surfer Moon (Brian Wilson)
Bob & Sheri – Humpty Dumpty (Bob Norberg, Cheryl Pomeroy)
The Timers – No Go Showboat (Brian Wilson, Roger Christian)
Sharon Marie – Run-Around Lover (Brian Wilson, Mike Love)
The Survivors – Pamela Jean (Brian Wilson)
The Castells – I Do (Brian Wilson, Roger Christian)
Paul Petersen – She Rides With Me (Brian Wilson, Roger Christian)
The Nodaens – Beach Girl (David E. Nowlen, Brian Wilson)
The Honey's – He's a Doll (Brian Wilson)
Gary Usher – Sacramento (Gary Usher, Brian Wilson)
Gary Usher – That's Just the Way I Feel (Gary Usher)
Sharon Marie – Thinkin' 'bout You Baby (Brian Wilson, Mike Love)
Sharon Marie – The Story of My Life (Brian Wilson, Mike Love)
Hale & The Hushabyes – Yes Sir, That's My Baby (Walter Donaldson, Gus Kahn)
Basil Swift & The Seegrams – Farmer's Daughter (Brian Wilson)
Annette – The Monkey's Uncle (Robert B. Sherman, Richard M. Sherman)
Glen Campbell – Guess I'm Dumb (Brian Wilson, Russ Teitleman)
The Blossoms – Things Are Changing (Jerry Riopell, Phil Spector, Brian Wilson)
Bob & Bobby – Twelve-O-Four (Bob Norberg)
Bob & Bobby – Baby What You Want Me To Do (Jimmy Reed)
The Laughing Gravy – Vegetables (Brian Wilson, Van Dyke Parks)
Ron Wilson – I'll Keep on Loving You (Ron Wilson)
Ron Wilson – As Tears Go By (Mick Jagger, Keith Richard, Andrew Oldham)
Dino, Desi & Billy – Lady Love (Brian Wilson, Billy Hinsche)

Bonus Tracks
Kenny & The Cadets – Barbie (Take 2) (Bruce Morgan)
Dante & His Friends – Miss America (Herb Alpert, Vince Catalano, Don Drowry)
Joey & The Continentals – She Rides With Me (Brian Wilson, Roger Christian)
The Beach Boys – Surfin' Safari (ARIOLA Version) (Brian Wilson, Roger Christian)
The Beach Boys - Karen (TV Theme) (Jack Wilton Marshall, Bob Mosher)

Compilation produced and researched by Chu Takahashi
Compiled by Katsu Wada and Chu Takahashi

[petsite]

BTW, Steve McParland wrote the liner notes for CD's out of Germany that were legit but used alternate mixes of several BW tracks. These are also the only place you can get the track 1204 from tape and not vinyl source. Here are the CDs (I have vol 6)



Rare Surf, Vol. 5: The Capitol Masters 1

1. Beach Party [Instrumental] - King Curtis, Noble Knights
2. Take It Off [Take 1][Instrumental] - Genteels
3. Hitch Hiker [Take 1][Instrumental] - Genteels
4. Night Surfin' [Overdub 1/Take 15][Instrumental] - Piltdown Men
5. Surfside [Instrumental]
6. Lisa Maree [Instrumental]
7. Shoot the Curl [Take 15] - The Honeys
8. Surfin' Down the Swanee River [2nd Overdub/Take 28] - The Honeys
9. Pray for Surf [Take 28] - The Honeys
10. Ninth Wave [Instrumental] - Arthur Lee
11. Rumble-Still-Skins [Instrumental] - Arthur Lee
12. Ninth Wave [Speeded-Up Version][Instrumental] - Arthur Lee
13. Not Another One [Instrumental] - Brian Lord & The Midnighters, The Midnighters
14. Big Surfer - Brian Lord & The Midnighters, The Midnighters
15. Beach Ball - City Surfers
16. Sun Tan Baby - City Surfers
17. Powder Puff - City Surfers
18. 50 Miles to Go - City Surfers
19. Simon, The Sensible Surfer
20. Greatest Surfer Couple [Take 60] - The Four Preps
21. Someone's Ahead of You [2nd Vocal Overdub, Final] - Wayne Newton
22. Coming on Too Strong - Wayne Newton
23. Twilight City [Take 18][Instrumental] - Vulcanes
24. Moon Probe [Take 5][Instrumental] - Vulcanes
25. Liverpool [Take 14][Instrumental] - Vulcanes
26. Outrage [Overdub 4A][Instrumental] - Vulcanes
27. My Heart Won't Believe It [Take 2c] - Vulcanes
28. Poison Ivy [Take 2a] - Vulcanes
29. Twelve-O-Four - Bob And Bobby
30. California Sun 





Rare Surf, Vol. 6: The Capitol Masters 2


1. Monster Surf Stomp - Don Hinson
2. Don't Drag No More - Susan Lynne
3. In His Car - Susan Lynne
4. 26 Miles (To Santa Catalina) - The Four Preps
5. Cruisin' - Hollywood Vines
6. When Johnny Comes Slidin' Home - Hollywood Vines
7. Wide Track - The Super Stocks
8. Four on the Floor - The Super Stocks
9. Street Machine - The Super Stocks
10. Cheater Slicks - The Super Stocks
11. Runaround Lover - Sharon Marie
12. Summertime - Sharon Marie
13. Story of My Life - Sharon Marie
14. Thinkin' 'Bout You, Baby

• - Sharon Marie

15. I Don't Want an Angel - The Storytellers
16. Little Street Machine - Roger "Hot Dog Rog" Christian,
17. Repossession Blues - Roger "Hot Dog Rog" Christian,
18. Flash Falcon
19. Night Rod
20. Twin Cut-Outs
21. Woody Walk
22. Car Trouble - The Eligibles
23. Sweet Suzie - Johnny Burnette
24. Guess I'm Dumb - Glen Campbell
25. After the Game - The Survivors
26. Pamela Jean - The Survivors
27. Stranger From Durango, No. 1 - Richie Allen
28. Nothing Good - Richie Allen
29. Chicken - The Cheers
30. Black Denim Trousers and Motorcycle Boots - The Cheers
31. Theme From "The Wild Angels"
32. Hot Rod Lincoln - Johnny Bond
33. Stranger From Durango, No. 2

• - Richie Allen

[DonnaK]

WOW--do you know where I can get a copy of these??