Pure 60's: The #1 Hits

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Great CD 60's music, 2008-10-15
Great CD the variety of music and the artists if just awsome.The sixtys were such great times to grow up.This musice just reflects that.We listen to it on trips,and even in town driving to tha mall.

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Great CD, 2008-07-21
Everyone loves this oldie CD. Play it all the time during surgery for the patients.

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BEWARE, 2008-06-22
The MP3 link does NOT direct you to this cd in MP3 format!! Looking forward to owning the cd though!!!

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60's music, 2008-02-10
i like the music that is from the 60's-80's, this has alot of good tunes.

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fine album geared toward the casual fan, 2008-01-18
Pure 60's: The #1 Hits is a budget priced CD that gives you an enormous twenty-six tracks for the price that you pay. The quality of the sound is excellent and I predict that this will bring back fond memories for those of us who first heard these songs on the radio. br / br /Dion's "Runaround Sue" starts the CD off with a bang; he belts this out like a pro and the arrangement even uses hand clapping to make "Runaround Sue" positively electric! There are excellent backup vocalists on "Runaround Sue," too. The Tokens also weigh in with their ballad "The Lion Sleeps Tonight (Wimoweh)." Wow--how they harmonize and they sing this with passion and all their might. br / br /Listen also for Leslie Gore performing her classic "It's My Party;" Leslie never sounded better and she sings this without a superfluous note. "Stop! In The Name Of Love" by The Supremes is a terrific song that always pulls at my heartstrings; The Supremes deliver this one so well nobody could have ever done it better. br / br /"I Got You Babe" by Sonny Cher is a touching soft rock number that rocks and rolls at just the right pace for a love song; and Sonny Cher sound perfect. I really like "I Got You Babe" by Sonny Cher. br / br /The Mamas The Papas do "Monday, Monday" with all their natural grace and this tune will leave you wanting more from this remarkably talented group. There's also "Good Vibrations" from The Beach Boys; they handle the tempo and key changes like the talented men that they are to make "Good Vibrations" an unforgettable `60s hit. "Happy Together" by The Turtles is another softer rock type of number that The Turtles deliver with style, grace and all their heart and soul. Great! br / br /"Incense And Peppermints" by Strawberry Alarm Clock gives us one of the more psychedelic rock numbers that were so common in the mid and late 1960s; Strawberry Alarm Clock may not have had scores of huge hits but "Incense And Peppermints" is easily a highlight of any CD of `60s rock music. br / br /"Aquarius/Let The Sun Shine In (The Flesh Failures)" moves me with its beauty; and the album ends nicely with Steam's "Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye." This solid rockin' tune is a great way to end the album--and again, this'll leave you wanting more! br / br /Overall, this is a fabulous single CD retrospective of `60s rock music geared toward the casual fan. People who are deeply into `60s music will probably have these fine tunes in their collections already. br /