Artist: Pete Anders, Vince Poncia Title: Masterworks 1961-1967 Year Of Release: 1995 Label: Brill Tone Records Genre: Pop Rock, Surf Audio codec: WAV | lossless Total Time: 02:32:12
Tracklist: CD 1 (1961-1965): 01. The Trade Winds - New York's A Lonely Town 02. The Trade Winds - Club Seventeen 03. The Trade Winds - Summertime Girl 04. The Trade Winds - The Party Starts At Nine 05. The Trade Winds - The Girl From Greenwich Village 06. The Trade Winds - There's A Rock & Roll Show In Town 07. The Trade Winds - New York's A Lonely Town (Alt - Take 2) 08. The Treasures - Hold Me Tight 09. The Videls - A Letter From Ann 10. The Videls - This Year's 'Mr. New' 11. The Vi-Dels - Streets Of Love 12. The Vi-Dels - I'll Keep On Waiting 13. Pete & Vinnie - Why Can't We Try It Again 14. Pete & Vinnie - Laughing Fool 15. Pete & Vinnie - Remember Me 16. Pete & Vinnie - Why Does The Dance Have To End? 17. Pete & Vinnie - Hand Clappin' Time (Part 1) 18. Pete & Vinnie - Laughs Laughs (The Life Of The Party) 19. Vinnie Poncia - Give Your Wife A Kiss From Me 20. Pete & Vinnie - Ballad Of The Willow Tree 21. Vinnie Poncia - Don't Try To Change Me 22. Pete & Vinnie - After The Party's Over 23. Vinnie Poncia - Take It On The Chin 24. Pete & Vinnie - What'll We Do With The Pieces 25. Pete & Vinnie - She's The Girl Who Stole My Baby 26. Vinnie Poncia - Summer In The South 27. Pete & Vinnie - Understand Me 28. Vinnie Poncia - Walk Away 29. Vinnie Poncia - Fool Around Fool 30. Pete Anders - Remember Me 31. Pete Anders - I'm Your Slave
СD 2 (1966-1967): 01. The Trade Winds - Mind Excursion 02. The Trade Winds - Catch Me In The Meadow 03. The Trade Winds - Bad Misunderstanding 04. The Trade Winds - New York's A Lonely Town 05. The Trade Winds - I Believe In Her 06. The Trade Winds - Only When I'm Dreamin' 07. The Trade Winds - Small Town Bring Down 08. The Trade Winds - To Be With You 09. The Trade Winds - Huggin' In The Hall 10. The Trade Winds - Little Susan's Dreamin' 11. The Innocence - There's Got To Be A Word! 12. The Innocence - Mairzy Doats 13. The Innocence - Someone Got Caught In My Eye 14. The Innocence - All I Ask 15. The Innocence - Your Show Is Over 16. The Innocence - A Lifetime Lovin' You 17. The Innocence - Whence I Make Thee Mine 18. The Innocence - It's Not Gonna Take Too Long 19. The Innocence - All I Do Is Think About You 20. The Innocence - I Don't Wanna Be Around 21. The Innocence - Do You Believe In Magic 22. The Innocence - I Don't Wanna Be Around (single version) 23. The Innocence - The Day Turns Me On (The Bufferin Song) 24. Anders 'n' Poncia - So It Goes 25. Anders 'n' Poncia - Virgin To The Nite 26. Peter Anders - Sunrise Highway 27. Peter Anders - Baby Baby 28. The Trade Winds - Anything A Fool Can Do 29. The Trade Winds - Mary Ann 30. The Trade Winds - Make Up Your Mind 31. The Trade Winds - (I Just Go) Wild Inside 32. The Lovelites - He's My Eddie Baby 33. Pete & Vinnie - Hand Clappin' Time (Part 2)
Peter Andreoli (b. 28 April 1941, New York, USA) and Vincent Poncia Jnr. (b. 29 April 1942, New York, USA) were originally members of the Videls, who enjoyed minor US success with ‘Mister Lonely’ in June 1960. Switching to full-time songwriting, the duo worked with the Aberbachs at Hill and Range music. They enjoyed a close association with Phil Spector, penning songs for several of his protégés, including the Ronettes (‘Do I Love You’, ‘How Does It Feel’, ‘The Best Part Of Breakin’ Up’), Crystals (‘Mary Ann’) and Darlene Love (‘He’s A Quiet Guy’, ‘Stumble And Fall’). They also recorded on Spector’s short-lived Shirley label as the Treasures. Under the name the Tradewinds, they enjoyed a US Top 40 hit with ‘New York’s A Lonely Town’ (number 32, February 1965), followed by the less successful ‘Mind Excursion’ (number 51, September 1966). They formed another studio outfit, the Innocence, reaching number 34 in the US charts with ‘There’s Got To Be A Word!’ in December 1966. In 1967 the pair released ‘So It Goes’/‘Virgin To The Night’ under their own name, and later moved to Warner Brothers Records, for whom they recorded The Anders And Poncia Album in 1969. By the end of the 60s, they parted, and Poncia went on to produce Fanny, Ellen Foley and Melissa Manchester. The partnership was reactivated in the mid-70s on albums by Mary Travers, Kiss and Ringo Starr
