Ellie Greenwich Ellie - The Kind Of Girl You Can't Forget - The Early Years 1962-1964 (CD)

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(2015/Rare Rockin' Records) 33 tracks, 24-page booklet with photos and label shots. A great... more

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Ellie Greenwich: Ellie - The Kind Of Girl You Can't Forget - The Early Years 1962-1964 (CD)

(2015/Rare Rockin' Records) 33 tracks, 24-page booklet with photos and label shots. A great compilation of the early works of fabulous composer and producer Ellie Greenwich through the years 1962-64, feat. Tony Powers, Jeff Barry, The Ronettes, Joanie Sommers, Bobby Vee, Jo Ann Campbell, Connie Francis, The Angels, Gene Pitney, The Shirelles, Patsy Ann Noble and many more - It's great! It's rare! MM/Bear Family Records

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Interpret: Ellie Greenwich
Album titlle: Ellie - The Kind Of Girl You Can't Forget - The Early Years 1962-1964 (CD)
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Label RARE ROCKIN' RECORDS
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0636823300296
weight in Kg 0.1

Greenwich, Ellie - Ellie - The Kind Of Girl You Can't Forget - The Early Years 1962-1964 (CD) CD 1
01	The Kind Of Boy You Can't Forget	The Raindrops
02	Be My Baby	The Ronettes
03	Do-Wah-Diddy	Ellie Greenwich
04	Do-Wah-Diddy (First Time In True Stereo)	The Exciters
05	A Little Bit Of Everything	Joanie Sommers
06	Maybe I Know (Original Demo)	Ellie Greenwich
07	Mister Magic Moon	The Kim Sisters
08	One Boy Too Late	Bobby Vee
09	My Mama Don't Like Him	Kellie Douglas
10	Waiting For You (Original Demo)	Ellie Greenwich
11	I Wish It Would Rain All Summer	Jo Ann Campbell
12	Hickory Dickory Dock	Baby Jane & The Rock-A-Byes
13	You Got What I Like	Jimmy Curtiss
14	What's A Girl Supposed To Do (Original Demo)	Ellie Greenwich
15	Look At Him	Connie Francis
16	Couldn't You Wait (Prev Unreleased)	Ellie Greenwich
17	Our Love, It Grows	Myrna March
18	Look Of Love (Original Demo)	Ellie Greenwich
19	Here She Comes	Christine Quaite
20	He Tells Me With His Eyes	Patsy Ann Noble
21	You Should Have Told Me	The Angels
22	Be A Man (Prev Unreleased Demo)	Ellie Greenwich With Group
23	I Wonder Who's Dancing With Her Now	The Majors
24	I Didn't Mean To Hurt You	The Shirelles
25	Don't Ever Leave Me	Connie Francis
26	Keep Tellin' Yourself	Pitney, Gene
27	Happy Anniversary	Pat Powdrill
28	What Every Teenager Goes Through (Prev Unreleased Demo) Take	Ellie Greenwich
29	It From A Guy Who Knows	Tim Considine
30	It Was Me Yesterday	Beverly Warren
31	Swingin' Wedding	The Visions
32	The Kind Of Boy You Can't Forget (Alt Vocal)	Ellie Greenwich
33	Studio Chatter (Bonus)	Ellie And Brooks Arthur

Ellie Greenwich, born on Long Island, New York in 1940, first recorded unsuccessfully for RCA... more

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"Ellie Greenwich"

Ellie Greenwich,

born on Long Island, New York in 1940, first recorded unsuccessfully for RCA in the late Fifties, as Ellie Gay, and played local dance hops. In 1960, she majored in English at college and worked as a teacher for a short spell before breaking into the songwriting field by co-writing (with Tony Powers) 'This Is It' for Jay and the Americans and 'He's Got The Power' for the Exciters. In 1963, she began co-writing with her boyfriend, Jeff Barry, and, working in close alliance with producer Phil Spector, they notched up a series of hits by the Ronettes, the Crystals and Bob B. Soxx.

Drifting away from Spector in 1964, Greenwich and Barry were responsible for 80 per cent of the Red Bird label's early output, including such hits as 'Chapel Of Love' and 'Goodnight Baby', and, during 1965-7, they performed a similar role for Bert Bern's Bang label, where they produced Neil Diamond. In the late Sixties, Greenwich and Barry were divorced and she retired temporarily before attempting a comeback as a singer-songwriter with an album on Verve in 1973.

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