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catalog number: CDNEM695
weight in Kg 0.107

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(1994/SEQUEL) 15 tracks 1962-64 / last copies more

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Shelley Fabares: Best

(1994/SEQUEL) 15 tracks 1962-64 / last copies

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Interpret: Shelley Fabares
Album titlle: Best
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Label SEQUEL RECORDS
Artikelart CD
EAN: 5023224069528
weight in Kg 0.107

Fabares, Shelley - Best CD 1
01	Johnny Angel	Shelley Fabares
02	What Did They Do Before R&R (& P.Peterson)	Shelley Fabares
03	Johnny Loves Me	Shelley Fabares
04	I'm Growing Up	Shelley Fabares
05	Welcome Home	Shelley Fabares
06	Big Star	Shelley Fabares
07	The Things We Did Last Summer	Shelley Fabares
08	I Left A Note To Say Goodbye	Shelley Fabares
09	Telephone (Won't You Ring)	Shelley Fabares
10	Billy Boy	Shelley Fabares
11	Ronnie, Call Me When You Get A Chance	Shelley Fabares
12	How Lovely To Be A Woman	Shelley Fabares
13	Bye Bye Birdie	Shelley Fabares
14	Football Seasons Over	Shelley Fabares
15	He Don't Love Me	Shelley Fabares

Shelley Fabares Shelley Fabares, born on Jan. 19, 1944, in Santa Monica, California, started... more

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"Shelley Fabares"

Shelley Fabares

Shelley Fabares, born on Jan. 19, 1944, in Santa Monica, California, started as a dancer and actress, appearing in Rock Pretty Baby, before achieving public recognition on TV's The Donna Reed Show in the late Fifties. From here it was only a short step to a record contract with Stu Phillips' Colpix label (formed as a subsidiary of Columbia Pictures) where she immediately hit with the embarrassingly cute and wistful Lee Pockriss and Lyn Duddy song 'Johnny Angel', a No. 1 in 1962.

A year later, her record career was over. She had pursued the 'Johnny Angel' theme relentlessly but with declining success on 'Johnny Loves Me', 'The Things We Did Last Summer' and 'Ronnie, Call Me When You Get A Chance'. Later in 1963, she retired to marriage with Lou Adler.

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