Sandy Nelson Big Sixties Frat Party! (CD)

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(ACE) 24 tracks (59:02) Imperial 1965-67 with 20 page booklet. Limited Edition (1.500 copies)... more

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Sandy Nelson: Big Sixties Frat Party! (CD)

(ACE) 24 tracks (59:02) Imperial 1965-67 with 20 page booklet. Limited Edition (1.500 copies) Another fabulous collection of hot-rockin', foot-stompin', feel great instrumentals - most on CD for the first time!

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Interpret: Sandy Nelson
Album titlle: Big Sixties Frat Party! (CD)
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Label Ace Records
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0029667050029
weight in Kg 0.1

Nelson, Sandy - Big Sixties Frat Party! (CD) CD 1
01	Nothing's Too Good For My Baby	Sandy Nelson
02	Casbah	Sandy Nelson
03	Batman Theme	Sandy Nelson
04	Mustang Sally	Sandy Nelson
05	Sabre Dance	Sandy Nelson
06	Let's Go Trippin'	Sandy Nelson
07	Uptight (Everything's Alright)	Sandy Nelson
08	My World Is Empty Without You	Sandy Nelson
09	Just Like Me	Sandy Nelson
10	Ain't Too Proud To Beg	Sandy Nelson
11	Hanky Panky	Sandy Nelson
12	The Clapping Song	Sandy Nelson
13	Hang On Sloopy	Sandy Nelson
14	Tim Tom Drum	Sandy Nelson
15	Monday Monday	Sandy Nelson
16	Niki Hoeky	Sandy Nelson
17	The Jerk	Sandy Nelson
18	Got My Mojo Working	Sandy Nelson
19	Summer In The City	Sandy Nelson
20	Pipeline	Sandy Nelson
21	I Need Somebody	Sandy Nelson
22	Peter Gunn	Sandy Nelson
23	Good Thing	Sandy Nelson
24	Work Song	Sandy Nelson

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"Sandy Nelson"

Sandy Nelson,

Sandy Nelson, born Sander Nelson in Santa Monica, Cali-fornia, on Dec. 1, 1938, attained considerable popularity in the early Sixties with a series of instrumentals which pitched his monotonous drumming against a solitary guitar playing menacing riffs. Originally a member of the same West Coast high school clique with Jan and Dean, Phil Spector and Nancy Sinatra, Nelson first played drums in an obscure local band called Kip Tyler and the Flips, which recorded for the Ebb and Challenge labels (ex-Beach Boy Bruce Johnston played piano).

In 1958, he played drums on the million-seller 'To Know Him Is To Love Him', by the Teddy Bears, with whom he also travelled during a cash-in tour. Turning to session work, he played on Gene Vincent's Crazy Times album (1959), shortly before recording 'Teen-beat' for the small Original Sound label. The record sold a million worldwide and Nelson immediately moved to the larger Imperial label where he had to wait two years for his second hit 'Let There Be Drums'.

Shortly before recording it, Nelson lost his left foot in a car crash but his drumming was unimpaired. During the Sixties, he recorded a series of near-Muzak instrumental albums covering a variety of contemporary themes but has not been active recently.

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