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Ral Donner: You Don't Know What You've Got - Collection

(2005/COL) 10 tracks

Article properties: Ral Donner: You Don't Know What You've Got - Collection

Interpret: Ral Donner
Album titlle: You Don't Know What You've Got - Collection
Label Collectables
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0090431992920
weight in Kg 0.1

Donner, Ral - You Don't Know What You've Got - Collection CD 1
01	You Don't Know What You've Got	Ral Donner
02	I Didn't Figure On Him To Come Back	Ral Donner
03	Nite Owl	Ral Donner
04	Little Miss Heartbreak	Ral Donner
05	Half Heaven, Half Heartache	Ral Donner
06	Will You Love Me In Heaven	Ral Donner
07	Creampuff	Ral Donner
08	Please Don't Go	Ral Donner
09	It's Been A Long Long Time	Ral Donner
10	Turn Back The Clock	Ral Donner

Ral Donner Born in Chicago on Feb. 10, 1943, Ralph Stuart Donner first recorded in 1958 for... more

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"Ral Donner"

Ral Donner

Born in Chicago on Feb. 10, 1943, Ralph Stuart Donner first recorded in 1958 for Scottie. Moving to New York, he signed with Gone and reached the Top Twenty with 'The Girl Of My Best Friend' (a song from Presley's Elvis Is Back album) in 1961. As Presley became more of a Neapolitan balladeer than a rock'n'roller, Donner continued to sing in the manner to which early Elvis fans had been accustomed.

His heavily stylized, hot-potato-in-the-mouth vocals smouldered through a string of blistering soul ballads. They included 'You Don't Know What You've Got' (No. 4), `Please Don't Go', 'She's Everything' (another Top Twenty hit) and 'What A Sad Way To Love Someone'. Dormer re-corded also for Tau (1960), Reprise (the fine 'I Got Burned' in 1963), Fontana (1965), Red Bird (1966), Rising Sons (where he was produced by Billy 'I Can Help' Swan in 1968), Mid Eagle, M. J. (1971) and Chicago Fire, Sunlight (1972).

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