The Tams Hey Girl Don't Bother Me (CD)
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The Tams: Hey Girl Don't Bother Me (CD)
The Tams – Best Of The Tams is a 1998 CD compilation released on Spectrum Music / Half Moon. The CD contains 22 tracks and brings together recordings by the American group The Tams in the fields of soul, R&B and pop. One of the best-known titles included in the collection is Hey Girl Don't Bother Me. The release is listed as a compilation and was distributed by Universal Music. This edition carries EAN 0008811181925 and catalogue number HR611042. The Tams became known for their distinctive soul and R&B sound, and this collection provides a compact overview of their recorded repertoire. FOMO for collectors and listeners interested in classic soul, R&B and recordings from the 1960s: with 22 tracks on one CD, Best Of The Tams offers a focused addition to collections dedicated to this musical era and to the history of The Tams.
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Album titlle: Hey Girl Don't Bother Me (CD)
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EAN: 0008811181925
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| Tams, The - Hey Girl Don't Bother Me (CD) CD 1 | ||||
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| 01 | Hey Girl Don't Bother Me | The Tams | ||
| 02 | Be Young, Be Foolish, Be Happy | The Tams | ||
| 03 | I've Been Hurt | The Tams | ||
| 04 | Go Away Little Girl | The Tams | ||
| 05 | It's All Right (You're Just In Love) | The Tams | ||
| 06 | The Letter | The Tams | ||
| 07 | Laugh It Off | The Tams | ||
| 08 | The Greatest Love | The Tams | ||
| 09 | You Lied To Your Daddy | The Tams | ||
| 10 | Shelter | The Tams | ||
| 11 | All My Hard Times | The Tams | ||
| 12 | Weep Little Girl | The Tams | ||
| 13 | What Kind Of Fool (Do You Think I Am) | The Tams | ||
| 14 | Silly Little Girl | The Tams | ||
| 15 | Anna (Go To Him) | The Tams | ||
| 16 | Melancholy Baby | The Tams | ||
| 17 | Riding | The Tams | ||
| 18 | Got To Get Used To A Broken Heart | The Tams | ||
| 19 | The Truth Hurts | The Tams | ||
| 20 | Why Did My Little Girl Cry | The Tams | ||
| 21 | Get Away (Leave Me Alone) | The Tams | ||
| 22 | Untie Me | The Tams | ||
The Tams
What Kind Of Fool (Do You Think I Am)
The Tams
What Kind Of Fool (Do You Think I Am)
Atlanta had long been an R&B hotbed, but The Tams were one of the city's precious few vocal groups. Named after the blue headgear they modeled onstage during their formative years, they consisted of brothers Joseph (born November 6, 1933) and Charles Pope, Floyd Ashton, Horace Key, and bass singer Robert Lee Smith. Atlanta entrepreneur Bill Lowery, who owned the NRC label (home to such future stars as Ray Stevens, Joe South, and Jerry Reed), was their manager.
The Tams cut South's Untie Me at Rick Hall's fledgling Fame Studios in Muscle Shoals, Lowery assigning the master to Philadelphia's Arlen Records. The result was a #12 R&B hit in late 1962. Their Arlen follow-ups didn't follow suit, but Lowery didn't give up. At a subsequent Muscle Shoals date, the quintet waxed What Kind Of Fool (Do You Think I Am), Joe Pope's gritty lead vocal contrasting with a trilling flute and swirling rhythm. Penned by another Lowery protege, Ray Whitley, it rocketed to #9 pop after Lowery engineered a pact for the group with ABC-Paramount Records.
The Tams continued to score hits for ABC—You Lied To Your Daddy and its flip It's All Right (You're Just In Love), Hey Girl Don't Bother Me, and Silly Little Girl later in '64 and the buoyant Be Young, Be Foolish, Be Happy in 1968. Their later hits were cut in Atlanta at Master Sound Studios rather than in Muscle Shoals, Al Cottle, Jr. replacing Ashton in 1964. The Tams' original ABC version of Whitley's I've Been Hurt was a regional hit but a '69 pop smash for Bill Deal & The Rhondels, who covered What Kind Of Fool the same year and had another sizable seller.
Long after The Tams stopped piercing the charts, they maintained their following on the Carolina beach music scene. In 1987, they scored a UK hit with There Ain't Nothing Like Shaggin'. Though Joe Pope died March 16, 1996, his brother Charles continues to lead one Tams group, while Smith leads a rival Tams aggregation.
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