Tommy Sands Teenage Crush (CD)

$12.94 * $20.73 * (37.58% Saved)

* incl. VAT / plus shipping costsDepending on the country of delivery, the VAT at checkout may vary.

Ready to ship today,
delivery time** appr. 1-3 workdays

catalog number: CDBG2039
weight in Kg 0.107

P Secure bonuspoints now

(Request) 27 tracks more

Close menu

Tommy Sands: Teenage Crush (CD)

(Request) 27 tracks

Article properties: Tommy Sands: Teenage Crush (CD)

Interpret: Tommy Sands
Album titlle: Teenage Crush (CD)
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Label REQUEST
Artikelart CD
EAN: 2500000020391
weight in Kg 0.107

Sands, Tommy - Teenage Crush (CD) CD 1
01	Teenage Crush	Tommy Sands
02	Hawaiian Rock	Tommy Sands
03	Ring-A-Ding-A-Ding	Tommy Sands
04	Goin' Steady	Tommy Sands
05	Ring My Phone	Tommy Sands
06	Sing Boy Sing	Tommy Sands
07	Blue Ribbon Baby	Tommy Sands
08	The Old Oaken Bucket	Tommy Sands
09	Bigger Than Texas	Tommy Sands
10	Worrin' Kind	Tommy Sands
11	Crazy Cause I Love You	Tommy Sands
12	Sinner Man	Tommy Sands
13	Hep Dee Hootie	Tommy Sands
14	Maybellene	Tommy Sands
15	Hey Miss Fanny	Tommy Sands
16	Is It Ever Gonna Happen	Tommy Sands
17	I Ain't Gittin' Rid Of You	Tommy Sands
18	Man, Like Wow!	Tommy Sands
19	Oop Shoop	Tommy Sands
20	Tweedlee Dee	Tommy Sands
21	Little Mama	Tommy Sands
22	Gonna Get A Girl	Tommy Sands
23	Chicken And The Hawk	Tommy Sands
24	Such A Night	Tommy Sands
25	Honey Love	Tommy Sands
26	Hearts Of Stone	Tommy Sands
27	A Young Man's Fancy	Tommy Sands

Tommy Sands T hanks to his 1955 friendship with the pre-international superstardom Elvis,... more

Close menu

"Tommy Sands"

Tommy Sands

Thanks to his 1955 friendship with the pre-international superstardom Elvis, Tommy Sands was recommended by Col. Tom Parker for the starring part in a major television show called 'The Singing Idol' (loosely featured on Presley's meteoric rise). Sands had knocked around for a while as a young country singer, recording eight singles for RCA, but Capitol's Teenage Crush – featured in 'The Singing Idol' - became one of the fastest breaking discs of the period: eventually reaching number two in early 1957.

The song is somewhat identikit Elvis, with a low vocal and a slow tempo, but it is enlivened by some tough guitar back-up and a lyric that restates the same old teenage problem – this time somewhat pointedly aimed at parents in an early rumble of inter-generational dissent: "They call it a teen-age crush/ They don't know how I feel/ They call it a teen-age crush/ They can't believe this is real/ They've forgotten when they were young/ And the way tried to be free/ All they say is 'This young generation/ Is just not the way it used to be'".

Tommy Sands The Worryin' Kind
Read more at: https://www.bear-family.com/sands-tommy-the-worryin-kind.html
Copyright © Bear Family Records

Read, write and discuss reviews... more

Close menu

Customer evaluation for "Teenage Crush (CD)"

Write an evaluation

Evaluations will be activated after verification.