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Garrett Stack's American Jukebox Only on WMNR Playlist* Garrett Stack’s American Jukebox Only on WMNR Fine Arts Radio Show #: 159 Broadcast Date: June 1, 2013 Time: 16:00 - 18:00 # Selections: 36 Classic Pop from the ‘50s, ‘60s and Beyond Time Writer(s) Title Artist Disc Label Year Position Comment File Number Track Intro Holiday Release Date Date Played Date Played Copy 2:52 Holland/Dozier/Holland Back In My Arms Again Supremes AM Gold 1965 Time-Life 1965 1 In this song Diana Ross remarks, “How can Mary tell me what to do when she’s lost her RKG Supremes 19 0:16 1990 6/4/11 6/1/13 love so true?” “And Flo, she don’t know cause the boy she loves is a Romeo.” 2:12 M Gaye/M Stevenson/ B Gordy Beechwood 4-5789 The Marvelettes Dick Bartley Presents All-Time Greatest Girl Varerse Serabande 1962 17 First time stereo remix from the original three-track master with prominent lead vocal RKV Girl Groups 9 2000 6/1/13 Groups by Gladys Horton. 1:59 John Madara/David White Boy Next Door Secrets Growin’ Up Too Fast - Girl Group Anthology Mercury Chronicles 1963 18 45 RKV 1/10 8/25/12 6/1/13 2:46 Ellie Greenwich/Jeff Barry/Phil Chapel Of Love The Dixie Cups Box Set - Malt Shop Memories: Save The Last Dance Time-Life 1964 1 BOX Malt SHop 1/7 6/5/10 6/19/10 6/16/12 6/1/13 Spector For Me - Disc 1 2:48 Jeff Barry & Ellie Greenwich Don't Ever Leave Me Connie Francis BOX SET - Among My Souvenirs Polydor/Chronicles 1964 42 45/Cas (copy of CD) Connie Francis Rocksides Box Francis 3/21 23 5/31/08 11/7/09 10/22/1112/3/11 6/1/13 2:46 G Goffin/C King Don't Say Nothin' Bad (About My The Cookies Dick Bartley Presents All-Time Greatest Girl Varerse Serabande 1963 7 ALSO ON GIRL GROUPS Vol 2 - TRACK 11 RKV Girl Groups 11 2000 6/1/13 Groups 2:19 Miller/Greenfield FoolishBaby) Little Girl Shirelles The Shirelles Anthology: 1959-1964 Rhino 1963 4 45/LP & CD GrHts/CD 1963 Still Rock RKG Shirelles 13 1/23/10 3/10/12 6/1/13 CDG-26/CDV-9A 2:53 J Barry/E Greenwich/S Venet Good Night Baby (Goodnight Baby) The Butterflys Dick Bartley Presents All-Time Greatest Girl Varerse Serabande 1964 51 All four voices are Ellie Greenwich harmonizing with herself RKV Girl Groups 15 2000 6/1/13 Groups 1:58 Steve Schlaks/Charles Weiss He’s Mine Alice Wonder Land (Aice Early Girls Vol. 3 ACE 1963 62 RKV 3 0:06 9/12/09 5/5/12 6/1/13 2:44 Barry Mann/Cynthia Weil He's Sure The Boy I Love TheWonderland Crystals Alice Wunderland) The Best Of The Crystals ABKCO/Phil Spector 1963 11 Darlene Love lead vocal RKG Crystals 11 1992 2/12/11 3/10/12 2/16/13 6/1/13 Records 3:10 Ellie Greenwich/Jeff Barry/Phil I Can Hear Music The Ronettes The Ultimate Collection Marginal Records 1966 100 Veronica Bennett (aka Ronnie Spector) lead vocal. With Estelle Bennett Vann (sister) and RKG Ronettes 20 0:09 1997 10/23/106/2/12 6/1/13 Spector (Import) Nedra Tally Ross (cousin). 2:06 Carole Kiing/Gerald Goffin I Can't Stay Mad At You Skeeter Davis Nipper’s Greatest Hits - Vol 2 RCA/BMG 1963 7 45/LPSupGrls/CDNip'sGrHts2+60sLast RKV 46 11 1988 1/12/08 5/9/09 10/24/096/5/10 2/12/11 6/1/13 LPV-15/CDV-46, 9B 2:05 Jeff Barry and Ellie Greenwich I Have A Boyfriend The Chiffons Rock ‘n’ Roll Era: ‘60s Teen Time Time-Life 1964 36 45/LP Grtst Hits/CD Teen Time Series RnR Era 5 1/10/09 12/26/095/19/12 6/1/13 2:17 Ellie Greenwich & Jeff Barry I Wanna Love Him So Bad Jelly Beans The Girl Group Sound: 25 All-Time Greatest Hits Varese Sarabande 1964 9 45/LP WCBS 5/Super Girls/CD'64 Beat RKV Girl Group 13 12/26/091/15/11 3/24/12 6/1/13 from Red Bird Records 2:21 (m)L Pockriss (l)L Duddy Johnny Angel Shelley Fabares AM Gold 1962 Time-Life 1962 1 Shelley Fabares, teen star of the Donna Reed Show, was scared to death to sing. It took Series AM Gold 22 O:01 1991 9/27/08 1/10/09 4/25/09 4/3/10 6/4/11 8/13/11 11/19/111/28/12 6/1/13 much coaxing and threatening. Lucky for us, this piece of pop fluff surfaced at all. For all 2:10 Ellie Greenwich & Jeff Barry Kind Of Boy You Can't Forget The Raindrops The Best of the Girl Groups - Volume 2 Rhino 1963 17 45/LPSupGrls/CD'63 Still Rkin'+GrlGp/ Raindrops Greatest Hits RKV 98 5 12/26/0912/1/12 6/1/13 2:15 Richard Barrett Look In My Eyes Chantels Early Girls Vol 2 ACE 1961 14 CD 1961 Still Rockin' CDV-7A RKV Early Girls 27 12/29/076/1/13 ALSO ON “EARLY GIRLS” VOL 3 ON ACE RECORDS CD - TRACK 27 2:20 Lennon/ McCartney Love Me Do The Beatles ONE ["1"] Capitol 1964 1 Recorded Sept. 11, 1962 - When Andy White, a session drummer, was on drums. Ringo’s 1 2000 5/17/08 3/30/13 6/1/13 version was released in the UK. Andy White’s in the US. 2:41 Richard Barrett Maybe Chantels Heart and Soul Sony Special 1958 15 CD 1958 TK 12 + Heart and Soul TK 2 - CDV-4, 108 TK 2 RKV 108 2 0:14 6/21/08 2/7/09 6/1/13 Products 2:15 H Dixon|H Gathers|E Pought|L Mr. Lee The Bobbettes Dick Bartley Presents All-Time Greatest Girl Varerse Serabande 1957 6 Wonderful sound! RKV Girl Groups 10 2000 6/1/13 Webb|J Pought Groups 2:43 Ellie Greenwich & Jeff Barry My Block The Four Pennies (Actually The The Bst of The Chiffons 3-C Records 1963 67 The Chiffons recorded as The Four Pennies on Rust Records at the same time they were RKG Chiffons 13 9/12/09 12/26/096/1/13 undercontact to Laurie Records. 2:50 William “Smokey” Robinson My Guy MaryChiffons Wells while under contract with AM Gold 1964 Time-Life 1964 1 #1 on May 17, 1964 Series AM Gold 14 1991 5/17/08 5/9/09 6/5/10 6/1/13 2:17 David Gates My One and Only Jimmy Boy Girlfriends Early Girls Vol 3 ACE 1964 49 CD 60's Jukebox Memories CDV-10B RKV Early Girls 1 6/1/13 2:30 Anderson/Guida Not Me Orlons Caneo/Parkway Box ABKCO 1963 12 Philadelphia R&B group -- Lead singer: Rosetta Hightower b.6/23/44 BOX Cameo-Park 2/24 0:06 5/23/09 6/1/13 2:55 B Holland/L Dozier/E Holland Nowhere To Run Martha And The Vandellas Good Morning Viet Nam film soundtrack A&M 1965 8 45/LPM&Van+cdGdMnViet*/CD'65 Beat CDS Good Mornin 2 0:05 1988 9/10/11 2/16/13 6/1/13 CDV-12A/CDG3-2/CDS-48* 2:46 Ellie Greenwich & Jeff Barry Out In The Streets The Shangri-Las The Best of the Shangri-Las Mercury Chronicles 1964 53 RKG Shangri 6 12/26/093/2/13 6/1/13 3:01 Abner Spector Sally Go 'Round The Roses Jaynetts MALT SHOP BOX: Top Down Convertible Sounds Time-Life 1963 2 45/SupGrls+ChessR'NR/CD '63 Box Malt Shop 2/12 10/8/11 6/1/13 CVD-9 / LPV-15,24 2:39 Bert Burns Tell Him Exciters Best of the Girl Groups Vol 2 Rhino 1963 4 45/LP Big Chill/CD'63 + Girl Groups 2 CDV-9, 98 RKV Girl Groups 10 0:05 6/1/13 2:36 Gamble/Ross The 81 (Eighty one) Candy And The Kisses Cameo-Parkway 1957-1967 [Disc 2] ABKCO 1964 51 *Also LAND OF 1000 DANCES Vol 2 - Track 6 (Excellent RKV Cameo/Park 27 2005 3/30/13 6/1/13 3:02 Phil Spector/Vince Poncia/Pete (The Best Part of) Breakin' Up The Ronettes The Best Of The Ronettes ABKCO/Phil Spector 1964 39 Veronica Bennett (aka Ronnie Spector) lead vocal. With Estelle Bennett Vann (sister) and RKG Ronettes 5 1992 7/28/12 6/1/13 Andreoli Records Nedra Tally Ross (cousin). 2:28 C Sananes/P Buisson/C Sigman Till ['Til] Angels AM Gold 1962 Time-Life 1962 14 Series AM Gold 15 1991 12/15/072/12/11 6/1/13 2:48 Ellie Greenwich/Tony Power/Phil (Today I Met) The Boy I'm Gonna Darlene Love The Best Of Darlene Love ABKCO/Phil Spector 1963 39 Listed as Darlen Love - with backing vocals by the Phill Spector stable of girls probably RKF Love 6 0:10 1992 11/15/0812/26/096/1/13 Spector Records including Cher Bono. 2:03 Dixon/Owens Tonight'sMarry The Night Shirelles Anthology:1959-1964 Rhino 1960 39 CD & LP GrHts/CD '60 Still + Ton. Nght RKG Shirelles 2 1986 2/20/10 6/1/13 CDG-26/CDV-6A, 75 2:22 Barry Mann/Cynthia Weil Uptown The Crystals The Best Of The Crystals ABKCO/Phil Spector 1962 13 Barbara Alston lead vocal RKG Crystals 3 1992 3/6/10 3/10/12 6/1/13 Records 2:19 Pete Antell/John Linde What Are Boys Made Of The Percells Early Girls Vol 3 ACE 1963 53 Black “girl group” formed in Long Island.
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