Various - Teenage Crush Volumes 1 - 5

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Teenage Crush brings together those teen ballads from The Golden Age of American Rock'n'Roll that some would deem too wimp to be included in a compilation purporting to be rock'n'roll. Although they may not be rock'n'roll, they were omnipresent throughout this era and are a part of the fabric of the period. For those of us there at the time some of these became essential items for creating the right romantic atmosphere that might produce results.



TEENAGE CRUSH VOL 1







Disc: 1

 1. Sea Of Love - Phil Phillips & The Twilights

 2. You Don't Know What You've Got - Ral Donner

 3. What In The World's Come Over You - Jack Scott

 4. How Time Flies - Jerry Wallace

 5. Born Too Late - The Poni-Tails

 6. Tell Laura I Love Her - Ray Peterson

 7. Sweet Dreams - Don Gibson

 8. It's Only Make Believe - Conway Twitty

 9. Bobby Sox To Stockings - Frankie Avalon

 10. Sealed With A Kiss - Brian Hyland

 11. Pretty Blue Eyes - Steve Lawrence

 12. The Diary - Neil Sedaka

 13. Devil Or Angel - Bobby Vee

 14. Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me - Mel Carter

 15. Close To Cathy - Mike Clifford

 16. The Way You Look Tonight - The Lettermen

 17. Tragedy - The Fleetwoods

 18. My Heart Is An Open Book - Carl Dobkins Jr

 19. My Special Angel - Bobby Helms

 20. It's All In The Game - Tommy Edwards

 21. Love Me Warm And Tender - Paul Anka

 22. Teen Angel - Mark Dinning

 23. Chances Are - Johnny Mathis

 24. Guess Who - Jesse Belvin

 25. Take Good Care Of Her - Adam Wade

 26. Teenage Crush - Tommy Sands

 27. Cry Me A River - Julie London

 28. I Understand - The G-Clefs







TEENAGE CRUSH VOL 2







Disc: 2

 1. Sittin' in the Balcony - Eddie Cochran

 2. Come Softly to Me - The Fleetwoods

 3. Donna - Ritchie Valens

 4. Fortune Teller - Bobby Curtola

 5. Venus in Blue Jeans - Jimmy Clanton

 6. Endlessly - Brook Benton

 7. A Teenager's Romance - Ricky Nelson

 8. I've Come Of Age - Billy Storm

 9. Robbin' The Craddle - Tony Bellus

 10. Sandy - Larry Hall

 11. For Your Love - Ed Townsend

 12. You're Sixteen - Johnny Burnette

 13. I Only Have Eyes for You - The Flamingos

 14. Dear One - Larry Finnegan

 15. The Three Bells - The Browns

 16. Funny How Time Slips Away - Jimmy Elledge

 17. Honeycomb - Jimmie Rodgers

 18. A Rose and a Baby Ruth - George Hamilton IV

 19. The End of the World - Skeeter Davis

 20. Look for a Star - Garry Miles

 21. Letter From Sherry - Dale Ward

 22. Venus - Frankie Avalon

 23. Let Me Belong To You - Brian Hyland

 24. Dream Lover - Bobby Darin

 25. Since I Met You Baby (Live 1995) - Ivory Joe Hunter

 26. Sixteen Reasons - Connie Stevens

 27. So This Is Love - The Castells

 28. The Theme from 'A Summer Place' - Percy Faith



TEENAGE CRUSH VOL 3







Disc: 3

 1. Suspicion - Terry Stafford

 2. Talk to Me, Talk to Me - Little Willie John

 3. String Along - Fabian

 4. Heart - Kenny Chandler

 5. Rumors - Johnny Crawford

 6. Girl of My Best Friend - Ral Donner

 7. Corrina, Corrina - Ray Peterson

 8. Sheila - Tommy Roe

 9. Angela Jones - Johnny Ferguson

 10. Makin' Love - Floyd Robinson

 11. After School - Randy Starr

 12. Here Comes Summer - Jerry Keller

 13. Raindrops - Dee Clark

 14. I Wish That We Were Married - Ronnie And The Hi-Lites

 15. Midnight Mary - Joey Powers

 16. Little Band Of Gold - James Gilreath

 17. Mission Bell - Donnie Brooks

 18. Pretty Baby - Gino & Gina

 19. Primrose Lane - Jerry Wallace with the Jewels

 20. Pledge of Love - Ken Copeland

 21. Lonely For You - Gary Stites

 22. Baby Blue - The Echoes

 23. Turn Around, Look at Me - Glen Campbell

 24. Honest I Do - The Innocents

 25. If I Had A Girl - Rod Lauren

 26. Count Every Star - Donnie And The Dreamers

 27. Over the Rainbow - The Demensions

 28. I Can't Say Goodbye - Fireflies



TEENAGE CRUSH VOL 4







Brainstormed by the venerable gang behind the Golden Age Of American Rock'n'Roll series, TEENAGE CRUSH Volume 4 brings together 28 more clean-cut pop rockers and teen ballads from the late 50s and early 60s, each one from Billboard's Hot 100. Not quite rock'n'roll, for a generation of teenagers, recordings like these were their zeitgeist, the soundtrack of their adolescence, evoking the angst and the joy of those innocent times more faithfully than any number of frantic rockers. Cardigan Rock, some of the guys and gals at Ace call it.

The tried and tested Teenage Crush recipe includes a mixture of boppin' teen idols, smooth balladeers, harmony groups and suchlike-.-some of them household names, others verging on the obscure. The presentation, of course, is matchless, with thorough annotation and a cornucopia of rare period ads and memorabilia. The following stream of consciousness, brutally cut and pasted from the 6,000 words contained within the 20-page booklet, should help paint a picture of what's in store:

I Saw Linda Yesterday by DICKEY LEE, a rip-roaring excursion into Dion territory ... ABC recognised the hit potential of ANDY ROSE's Just Young and rushed out a cover version by new teen star Paul Anka ... A full year after its release, HUELYN DUVALL's Little Boy Blue made a belated showing on the Hot 100 ... Twixt '55 and '61, the white buck-wearing PAT BOONE topped the Hot 100 with Ain't That A Shame, I Almost Lost My Mind, Don't Forbid Me, Love Letters In The Sand, April Love and Moody River, Queen Of The Hop ensured BOBBY DARIN was no one-hit wonder. 1959's Dream Lover and Mack The Knife established him as Atco's biggest star ... RICKY NELSON presented a conservative nation with the acceptable face of rock'n'roll. Never Be Anyone Else But You brought the youngster his seventh gold disc ... Another young pretender clearly under the spell of Dion DiMucci, TOMMY BOYCE was no novice when he reached Hot 100 with the self-penned I'll Remember Carol... Far removed from the raw rockabilly stylings of JOHNNY BURNETTE's youth, Dreamin' exemplified the tightly produced, highly polished pop sound that was fast becoming the trademark of Liberty Records ... An update of Tony Bennett's 1951 hit Blue Velvet by the STATUES. The group comprised Buzz Cason and Richard Williams plus Hugh Jarrett of the Jordanaires ... GEORGE HAMILTON IV, the genial International Ambassador of Country Music. Why Don't They Understand was his fourth chart hit and the second biggest of his career ... Why marked hit number eleven for former kiddie trumpet star FRANKIE AVALON, Philadelphia's favourite son. It has the distinction of being the final #1 of the 1950s ... The ominous, throbbing Torture was another notch on the belt of the brilliant songwriter John D Loudermilk, but for KRIS JENSEN it was his first - and last - hit ... When Treasure Of Love reached #16 on the Hot 100, CLYDE McPHATTER's acceptance by a pop audience was sealed ... A Teenager Feels It Too ensured Phoenix, Arizona-based would-be teen idol DENNY REED his place in chart reference books ... By early 1958 She's Neat was sitting pretty at #38 on the Hot 100, garnering DALE WRIGHT sufficient royalties to buy himself the car of his dreams, a light blue Corvette ... 18-year-old BOBBY VEE was already a chart veteran of two years standing when Take Good Care Of My Baby breezed into the top slot ... Less than two months after Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and the Big Bopper perished in that tragic plane crash, TOMMY DEE's tribute disc Three Stars entered the Hot 100 en route to its final resting place ... It was with Goodbye Cruel World that JAMES DARREN's recording career really took off. He, Shelley Fabares and Paul Petersen were dubbed Colpix Records' Teenage Triangle ... Bespoke follow-up to DALE AND GRACE's leftfield chart-topper I'm Leaving It Up To You, the soundalike Stop And Think It Over - distinguished by its uncommonly long pause - made it to #8 ... The massive success in Louisiana of T K HULIN's third L & K platter prompted Mercury to lease I'm Not A Fool Anymore for nationwide distribution ... Dion's #1 Runaround Sue was an influential record, generating multiple answer-discs and soundalikes, one of the best of which was Heart Breaker by DEAN CHRISTIE ... The wild falsetto of LOU CHRISTIE came from beyond the Valli of the Frankie. Two Faces Have I reached #6 ... The Way You Look Tonight was eclipsed by the similarly re-styled When I Fall In Love. The inventive Jimmie Haskell arrangements planted the LETTERMEN in a kind of doo wop-lite territory ... FRANK PIZANI's rocked-up version of Art Gillam's 1925 smash Angry was no one-off for the 22-year-old Chicagoan ... It was the Baker Knight-penned The Wonder Of You that provided RAY PETERSON with his breakthrough ... Mr Blue, the second chart-topper in under a year for the FLEETWOODS, was a gift from one group to another ... Featuring a guest appearance by an unnamed female accomplice, CLYDE STACY and the Nightcaps' So Young was living proof that rock'n'roll was all about sex ... Young Ideas, penned by chart-topping country star Sonny James, gave RCA's new signing CHICO HOLIDAY a kick-start chartwise in 1959.

Disc: 4

 1. I Saw Linda Yesterday - DICKEY LEE

 2. Just Young - ANDY ROSE

 3. Little Boy Blue - HUELYN DUVALL

 4. Love Letters In The Sand - PAT BOONE

 5. Queen Of The Hop - BOBBY DARIN

 6. Never Be Anyone Else But You - RICKY NELSON

 7. I’ll Remember Carol - TOMMY BOYCE

 8. Dreamin’ - JOHNNY BURNETTE

 9. Blue Velvet - THE STATUES

 10. Why Don’t They Understand - GEORGE HAMILTON IV

 11. Why - FRANKIE AVALON

 12. Torture - KRIS JENSEN

 13. Treasure Of Love - CLYDE McPHATTER

 14. A Teenager Feels It Too - DENNY REED

 15. She’s Neat - DALE WRIGHT WITH THE ROCK-ITS

 16. Take Good Care Of My Baby - BOBBY VEE

 17. Three Stars - TOMMY DEE with CAROL KAYE AND THE TEEN-AIRES

 18. Goodbye Cruel World - JAMES DARREN

 19. Stop And Think It Over - DALE & GRACE

 20. I’m Not A Fool Anymore - T K HULIN

 21. Heart Breaker - DEAN CHRISTIE

 22. Two Faces Have I - LOU CHRISTIE

 23. When I Fall In Love - THE LETTERMEN

 24. Angry - FRANK PIZANI

 25. The Wonder Of You - RAY PETERSON

 26. Mr. Blue - THE FLEETWOODS

 27. So Young - CLYDE STACY AND THE NITECAPS

 28. Young Ideas - CHICO HOLIDAY





TEENAGE CRUSH VOL 5







Disc 5

01 .Push Push - Austin Taylor

02 .Footsteps - Steve Lawrence

03 .I Will - Vic Dana

04 .Why Do I Love You So - Johnny Tillotson

05 . Lullaby Of Love - Frank Gari

06 .Ginnie Bell - Paul Dino

07 .Young Lovers - Paul & Paula

08 .Don't Wanna Think About Paula - Dickey Lee

09 .Suddenly - Nicky DeMatteo

10 .Donna The Prima Donna - Dion DiMucci

11 .Crazy Eyes For You - Bobby Hamilton

12 .Comin' Down With Love - Mel Gadson

13 .Young And In Love - Dick & DeeDee

14  Joanie - Frankie Calen

15 .A House, A Car And A Wedding Ring - Dale Hawkins

16 .Summer's Comin' - Kirby St Romain

17 .Sittin' In The Balcony - Johnny Dee

18 .Tennessee Waltz - Jerry Fuller

19 .Biology - Danny Valentino

20 .Run, Run, Run - Ronny Douglas

21 .Tell Him No - Dean & Marc

22 .The Search - Dean Reed

23 .Just Ask Your Heart - Frankie Avalon

24 .Look For A Star - Deane Hawley

25 . I'm Happy - The Four Dates

26 .Summer Souvenirs - Karl Hammel Jr

27 .Forget Me Not - The Kalin Twins

28 .Love Or Money - The Blackwells