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The Swinging Blue Jeans - The Best Of The EMI Years (1992) [Remastered]





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Tracks have full tags (including embedded thumbnail).


All artwork in jpgs at 300 d.p.i. Rotated and cropped losslessly using jpegcrop. (Includes 8 page booklet.)


AMG Bio.txt


AMG Review.txt


Notes.txt (which is simply these notes included in the torrent)





All Music Bio:





Although they're only remembered today for their 1964 hit "Hippy Hippy Shake," the Swinging Blue Jeans were actually one of the strongest of the Liverpool bands from the '60s British Invasion. "Hippy Hippy Shake" -- a cover of an obscure '50s rocker that was actually done much better by the Beatles on tapes of their BBC performances -- was their only Top 30 entry in the U.S. But the band enjoyed some other major and minor hits in the U.K., including a top-notch Merseyization of Betty Everett's (and later Linda Ronstadt's) "You're No Good," which they took into the British Top Five in 1964. They also wrote some catchy and energetic, if slightly sappy, originals in the purest Merseybeat style. While it doesn't add up to an enduring legacy, there's a lot to be said for the naive energy of the best of their early tunes.





Taken from: [url]http://www.allmusic.com/cg/amg.dll?p=amg&sql=11:wpfixq95ldfe~T1[/url]





All Music Album Review:





Weighing in at a hefty 34 tracks, this is the most exhaustive Swinging Blue Jeans anthology available. Do not mistake this, however, for the best collection of these cheery Liverpool British Invaders. That honor belongs to the American Hippy Hippy Shake collection, which is nearly as comprehensive (at 26 tracks) but much more well chosen. All their U.K. hits -- half a dozen, more or less -- are included here, as well as many B-sides, flop singles, and eight previously unreleased tracks (most of which bear the writing credits "unknown," even the relatively well-known Little Richard song "Ready Teddy"). At their best, the Blue Jeans were one of the better British Invasion pop-rockers, and they did manage a fair number of good tracks, but a great deal of the selections here are uneventful or downright difficult to bear in their dated quaintness, fallow MOR pop, or lame rehashing of '50s rock. The small bonus is that the version of their 1968 single "Now That You've Got Me (You Don't Seem to Want Me)," written by Clint Ballard (also responsible for "You're No Good" and other great '60s tunes), is, for some reason, much better than the one on Hippy Hippy Shake. That's hardly worth the fairly hefty price of this import -- stick with the U.S. compilation.





Track List:





01. Three Little Fishes


02. Now I Must Go


03. Hippy Hiip Shake


04. It's Too Late Now


05. Shaking Feeling


06. Good Golly Miss Molly


07. Ol' Man Mose


08. Don't It Make You Feel Good


09. Lawdy Miss Clawdy


10. You're No Good


11. Long Tall Sally


12. Shakin' All Over


13. Tutii Frutti


14. Make Me Know You're Mine


15. Ready Teddy


16. Crazy 'Bout My Baby


17. I've Got A Girl


18. Chug-A-Lug


19. You're Welcome To My Heart


20. I Wanna Be There


21. Sidney, Gotta Draw The Line


22. I Want Love


23. Don't Make Me Over


24. What Can I Do Today


25. Tremblin'


26. Rumors, Gossip, Words Untrue


27. One Woman Man


28. Something's Coming Along


29. Don't Go Out In The Rain (You're Gonna Melt)


30. What Have They Done To Hazel


31. Now That You've Got Me (You Don't Seem To Want Me)


32. Summer Comes Sunday


33. Hey Mrs. Housewife


34. Big City





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