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Shoosh 800-1100 Series Master Tracklist 800-1106 SHOOSH CDs -- 800 - 1100 Series www.opalnations.com CD # Track Title Artist Label / # Date 801 1 I need someone to stand by me Johnny Nash & Group ABC-Paramount 10212 1961 801 2 A thousand miles away Johnny Nash & Group ABC-Paramount 10212 1961 801 3 You don't own your love Nat Wright & Singers ABC-Paramount 10045 1959 801 4 Please come back Gary Warren & Group ABC-Paramount 9861 1957 801 5 Into each life some rain must fall Zilla & Jay ABC-Paramount 10558 1964 801 6 (I'm gonna) cry some time Hoagy Lands & Singers ABC-Paramount 10171 1961 801 7 Jealous love Bobby Lewis & Group ABC-Paramount 10592 1964 801 8 Nice guy Martha Jean Love & Group ABC-Paramount 10689 1965 801 9 Little by little Micki Marlo & Group ABC-Paramount 9762 1956 801 10 Why don't you fall in love Cozy Morley & Group ABC-Paramount 9811 1957 801 11 Forgive me, my love Sabby Lewis & the Vibra-Tones ABC-Paramount 9697 1956 801 12 Never love again Little Tommy & The Elgins ABC-Paramount 10358 1962 801 13 Confession of love Del-Vikings ABC-Paramount 10341 1962 801 14 My heart V-Eights ABC-Paramount 10629 1965 801 15 Uptown - Downtown Ronnie & The Hi-Lites ABC-Paramount 10685 1965 801 16 Bring back your heart Del-Vikings ABC-Paramount 10208 1961 801 17 Don't restrain me Joe Corvets ABC-Paramount 9891 1958 801 18 Traveler of love Ronnie Haig & Group ABC-Paramount 9912 1958 801 19 High school romance Ronnie & The Hi-Lites ABC-Paramount 10685 1965 801 20 I walk on Little Tommy & The Elgins ABC-Paramount 10358 1962 801 21 I found a girl Scott Stevens & The Cavaliers ABC-Paramount 10054 1959 801 22 Ashamed Joey Nichol & The Rock-A-Fellows ABC-Paramount 9951 1958 801 23 You gave me no chance Bobby Wilding & Group ABC-Paramount 10275 1961 801 24 Tree of love Elites ABC-Paramount 10460 1963 801 25 Papa's yellow tie V-Eights ABC-Paramount 10201 1961 801 26 Next year Glen Pace & The Gliders ABC-Paramount 10091 1960 801 27 Silhouettes Steve Gibson & The Red Caps ABC-Paramount 9856 1957 801 28 How will I know Damita Jo & The Red Caps ABC-Paramount LP 378 1961 801 29 Bless you Barry Mann & Group ABC-Paramount 10380 1962 801 30 I told you so Ray Charles & The Raeletts ABC-Paramount LP 695 1969 801 31 Lies Teddy Randazzo & Group ABC-Paramount 10043 1959 802 1 Don't ever leave me Paul Anka & Group ABC-Paramount 10040 1959 802 2 Crazy love Paul Anka & Group ABC-Paramount 9907 1958 802 3 Standing in Tams ABC-Paramount LP 481 1964 802 4 It's all right Tams ABC-Paramount 10533 1964 802 5 Someone like you Fascinations ABC-Paramount 10387 1962 802 6 Mama didn't lie Fascinations ABC-Paramount 10387 1962 802 7 Don't you just know it Tams ABC-Paramount 11358 1973 802 8 See the real me Curtis Mayfield w/ Impressions ABC-Paramount 10581 1964 802 9 Sneaky alligator Ellis Brothers ABC-Paramount 9954 1958 802 10 The one I adore Emeralds ABC-Paramount 9889 1958 802 11 I want revenge Rosco Gordon & Group ABC-Paramount 10407 1963 802 12 Oh what a baby Tonettes ABC-Paramount 9905 1958 802 13 Don't laugh at me Dubs ABC-Paramount 10100 1960 802 14 I love Marie Floridians ABC-Paramount 10185 1961 802 15 Believe me Billy Champ & Group ABC-Paramount 10518 1963 802 16 The letter Larktones ABC-Paramount 9909 1958 802 17 Picture of love Laurels ABC-Paramount 10048 1959 802 18 Please tell me why Evelyn Dell & The Vibrations ABC-Paramount 10218 1961 802 19 For the first time Dubs ABC-Paramount 10150 1960 802 20 I only have eyes for you Persians ABC-Paramount 11145 1968 1 SHOOSH CDs -- 800 - 1100 Series www.opalnations.com CD # Track Title Artist Label / # Date 802 21 Ain't that so Dubs ABC-Paramount 10150 1960 802 22 My heart has a mind of its own Gloria Mann ABC-Paramount 9805 1957 802 23 My brother Coolbreezers ABC-Paramount 9865 1957 802 24 Down, down I go Dubs ABC-Paramount 10269 1961 802 25 Steady love Joey Nichol & The Rock-A-Fellows ABC-Paramount 9951 1958 802 26 Sincerely Evelyn Dell & The Vibrations ABC-Paramount 10218 1961 802 27 Hand in hand Laurels ABC-Paramount 10048 1959 802 28 Joogie boogie Dubs ABC-Paramount10198 1961 802 29 Rockin' swingin' man Larktones ABC-Paramount 9909 1958 802 30 You'll never belong to me Dubs ABC-Paramount 10100 1960 802 31 Penny loafers & bobby socks Sparkletones ABC-Paramount 9867 1957 802 32 Maybe baby Sparkletones ABC-Paramount 9867 1957 803 1 No one Dubs ABC-Paramount 10056 1959 803 2 Lighted windows Hoagy Lands & Group ABC-Paramount 10171 1960 803 3 Don't you hear me calling baby Ronnie Haig & Group ABC-Paramount 9912 1958 803 4 You're just my kind Jay B. Loyd & Group ABC-Paramount 9922 1958 803 5 Later baby Johnny Janis & Group ABC-Paramount 9840 1957 803 6 Two timin' woman Jack Scott & Group ABC-Paramount 9860 1957 803 7 I ain't gonna be your low down dog no more Vince Everett & Group ABC-Paramount 10360 1962 803 8 Come back a little mama Joey Du'Ambra & His Mellow-D's ABC-Paramount 9918 1958 803 9 Close to you Clarence Ashe & The Hearts ABC-Paramount 10698 1965 803 10 Only one love George Hamilton IV & Group ABC-Paramount 9782 1957 803 11 High school romance George Hamilton IV & Group ABC-Paramount 9838 1957 803 12 Why I'm walking George Hamilton IV & Group ABC-Paramount 10090 1960 803 13 School boy romance Danny & The Juniors ABC-Paramount 9888 1958 803 14 I won't have you breaking my heart Marvels ABC-Paramount 9771 1956 803 15 Gee but I'd give the world Anthony & The Sophomores ABC-Paramount 10073 1959 803 16 Eddie my love JoAnn Campbell & Group ABC-Paramount 10224 1961 803 17 She loves to rock Flairs ABC-Paramount 9689 1956 803 18 Get back to you Anthony & The Sophomores ABC-Paramount 10073 1959 803 19 You know Del Mars ABC-Paramount 10426 1963 803 20 I still care Miss Frankie Nolan & Group ABC-Paramount 10231 1961 803 21 I believe in your love Montclairs ABC-Paramount 10463 1963 803 22 In self defense Flairs ABC-Paramount 9689 1956 803 23 Tell me teenage tears Todd Richards & Group ABC-Paramount 10084 1960 803 24 I hear bells Del-Vikings ABC-Paramount 10248 1961 803 25 Tiny cloud Elegents ABC-Paramount 10219 1961 803 26 Cathy Four Temptations ABC-Paramount 9920 1958 803 27 Darling Vibes ABC-Paramount 9810 1957 803 28 Hey moon Spindletoppers ABC-Paramount 10346 1962 803 29 Happy birthday broken heart Barry Mann & Group ABC-Paramount10180 1961 803 30 My love is real Tony & The Holidays ABC-Paramount 10295 1962 803 31 I worship the ground you walk on Jackie Montre & Group ABC-Paramount 11035 1968 803 32 I gave my love a cherry Jimmy Williams & Group ABC-Paramount 10525 1964 804 1 Let it be you Rick & The Randells ABC-Paramount 10055 1959 804 2 Daisy Corvells ABC-Paramount 10324 1962 804 3 The millionaire Barry Mann & Group ABC-Paramount 10180 1961 804 4 There goes my heart again Tony & The Holidays ABC-Paramount 10295 1962 804 5 The right time for love Dreamers ABC-Paramount 9746 1956 804 6 An angel up in heaven Del-Vikings ABC-Paramount 10385 1963 804 7 Honey doll Rick & The Randells ABC-Paramount 10055 1959 2 SHOOSH CDs -- 800 - 1100 Series www.opalnations.com CD # Track Title Artist Label / # Date 804 8 I done you wrong Kip Anderson & Group ABC-Paramount 10578 1964 804 9 Promise me anything Maxine Brown & Group ABC-Paramount 10370 1962 804 10 If you have no real objections Maxine Brown & Group ABC-Paramount 10388 1962 804 11 A lover's blues Raelets Tangerine 976 1967 804 12 My dog Evie Sands & Group ABC-Paramount 10458 1963 804 13 Let the sunshine in Teddy Randazzo & Group ABC-Paramount 10228 1961 804 14 Loan me a handkerchief Danny White & Group ABC-Paramount 10525 1964 804 15 Let love go by Jeanette Washington & Group ABC-Paramount 10223 1961 804 16 Good time Joe Betty Wells & Group ABC-Paramount 9802 1957 804 17 The half man Jimmy Williams & Group ABC-Paramount 10471 1963 804 18 Howie Tonettes ABC-Paramount 9905 1958 804 19 Fake out Frankie Sardo ABC-Paramount 9963 1958 804 20 The country fool Royal Robins ABC-Paramount 10504 1963 804 21 Sham rock Royal Teens ABC-Paramount 9918 1958 804 22 Going to a party Internationals ABC-Paramount 9964 1958 804 23 I love you so much Howie & The Top Notes ABC-Paramount 10399 1963 804 24 Look at that guy Percells ABC-Paramount 10449 1963 804 25 One of these days Gwen Richards & The Cotillions ABC-Paramount 10431 1963 804 26 The U.T. Harry M & The Marvels ABC-Paramount 10243 1961 804 27 What's the use Harry M & The Marvels ABC-Paramount 10243 1961 804 28 Thank you for loving me Sapphires ABC-Paramount 10590 1964 804 29 My kind of dream Royal Teens ABC-Paramount 9955 1958 804 30 You are my sunshine Harry M & The Marvels ABC-Paramount 10321 1962 804 31 Love, true love (I put you down) Barry Mann & Group ABC-Paramount 10237 1961 805 1 Pachuko Hop Ike Carpenter Orch. w/ Maxwell Davis Aladdin 3172 1953 805 2 You're nobody till somebody loves you Ebonaires w/ Maxwell Davis Orch.
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