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(RPM) 26 tracks 1958-66 with 16 page booklet. - Late 50s Pop harmonies from premier UK... more

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The Lana Sisters: Chantelly Lace - Complete Singles ... plus (CD)

(RPM) 26 tracks 1958-66 with 16 page booklet.
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Late 50s Pop harmonies from premier UK 'sister act' The Lana Sisters feat. the young Dusty Springfield. 12 bonus tracks by the Chantelles.

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Album titlle: Chantelly Lace - Complete Singles ... plus (CD)
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Genre Pop
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EAN: 5013929598966
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Lana Sisters, The - Chantelly Lace - Complete Singles ... plus (CD) CD 1
01	Ring-A-My-Phone	The Lana Sisters
02	Chimes Of Arcady	The Lana Sisters
03	Buzzin'	The Lana Sisters
04	Cry, Cry Baby	The Lana Sisters
05	Mister Dee-Jay	The Lana Sisters
06	Tell Him No	The Lana Sisters
07	(Seven Little Girls) Sitting On The Back Seat	The Lana Sisters
08	Sitting On The Sidewalk	The Lana Sisters
09	My Mother's Eyes	The Lana Sisters
10	You've Got What It Takes	The Lana Sisters
11	Someone Loves You, Joe	The Lana Sisters
12	Tintarella Di Luna (Magic Colour Of The Mo...	The Lana Sisters
13	Two-Some	The Lana Sisters
14	Down South	The Lana Sisters
15	London My Home Town	The Lana Sisters
16	I Want That Boy	The Lana Sisters
17	Sticks And Stones	The Lana Sisters
18	The Secret Of My Success	The Lana Sisters
19	Gonna Get Burned	The Lana Sisters
20	Gonna Give Him Some Love	The Lana Sisters
21	I Think Of You	The Lana Sisters
22	Please Don't Kiss Me	The Lana Sisters
23	There's Something About You	The Lana Sisters
24	Just Another Fool	The Lana Sisters
25	Another Time Another World	The Lana Sisters
26	'Cos I Love You	The Lana Sisters

The Chantels Look In My Eyes Like The Cleftones, The Chantels had started their... more

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"The Lana Sisters"

The Chantels

Look In My Eyes

Like The Cleftones, The Chantels had started their magical career under the aegis of George Goldner, in their case on his End label. They inaugurated End with a hit, He's Gone, in the autumn of '57. The blockbuster Maybe made The Chantels stars in early 1958, thanks in huge part to Arlene Smith's thrilling lead. The rest of the group consisted of altos Renee Minus and Jackie Landry and tenors Lois Harris and Sonia Goring. Along with The Shirelles, The Chantels were role models for the entire girl group movement.

The Chantels scored more hits on a somewhat lesser scale later that year with Every Night (I Pray) and I Love You So. In 1959, they backed their discoverer and A&R man Richard Barrett on his hit Summer's Love for Goldner's other logo, Gone. But change was afoot. Lois quit in the spring of '59 to finish her collegiate studies. More damaging was the loss of Arlene to pursue a solo career (she made a Phil Spector-produced 1961 single for Big Top, later turning up on his short-lived Spectorious label).

Barrett moved Annette Smith, the lead singer of The Veneers (another group he worked with that had a single on the Princeton label, Believe Me, later revived by the Skyliners,), into The Chantels front role and got them a new deal with former RCA Victor A&R man Joe Carlton's Carlton Records. Barrett still had the old magic as their Svengali, writing the breathtaking ballad Look In My Eyes for their first Carlton date in mid-'61. Released that August with Glad To Be Back on the flip, the quartet zoomed back onto the charts that summer when Look In My Eyes went to #14 pop and a lofty #6 R&B.

The Chantels encored that October with a jaunty Well, I Told You, a Barrett-penned answer to Ray Charles' across-the-board chart-topper Hit The Road Jack that made it to #29 pop late in the year. By the time The Chantels had a minor hit with Eternally on Luther Dixon's Ludix logo in early 1963, Sandra Dawn had supplanted Annette in the group's lead role. Arlene Smith became a Bronx school teacher. Landry died December 23, 1997 of cancer, but the remaining three original Chantels are still performing together regularly.

Various Street Corner Symphonies 1961 Vol.13Read more at: https://www.bear-family.com/various-street-corner-symphonies-1961-vol.13.html
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