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Doo Wop Delights | 
| Artist: Various Artists
Label: Proper Box UK
Category: Music
Buy New: $25.98
Rating:  3 reviews
Sales Rank: 212825
Format: Box Set, Import
Media: Audio CD
Discs: 4
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.2
Dimensions (in): 5.5 x 5.1 x 2
UPC: 805520020794
EAN: 0805520020794
ASIN: B00062FMDC
Release Date: October 18, 2004
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
Availability: Usually ships in 1 to 2 months
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| Tracks:
Disc 1
| • | Crying in the Chapel - Glenn, Artie | | • | Wheel of Fortune - Benjamin, Bennie | | • | Golden Teardrops - Carter, Johnny | | • | These Foolish Things - Link, Harry | | • | Help Me Somebody - Pauling | | • | White Cliffs of Dover - Burton | | • | A Thousand Stars - Pearson, Eugene | | • | Goodnite Sweetheart Goodnite - Hudson | | • | Gee - Davis | | • | A Sunday Kind of Love - Prima, Louis | | • | Stormy Weather - Arlen, Harold | | • | Crazy, Crazy, Crazy - Pauling, Lowman | | • | Beside You - Denby | | • | You're My Inspiration - Patterson | | • | Is It a Dream? - Robinson, Bobby | | • | Money Honey - Stone, Jesse | | • | Rock Me All Night Long - Ricks | | • | Baby It's You - Hudson | | • | Baby Don't Do It - Pauling | | • | I Found Out - Ginyard | | • | Have Mercy Baby - Marks, Rose | | • | Baby Please Don't Go - Strutt | | • | The Bells - Marks | | • | Rags to Riches - Adler | | • | Too Much Lovin' (Much Too Much) - Pauling, Lowman |
Disc 2
| • | Good Luck Darling - Patterson | | • | I'll Be Back - Ricks, Jimmy | | • | Can't Do Sixty No More - Robinson, Bobby | | • | Lucy Brown - Rene | | • | Kiss Me Baby - Ertegun, Ahmet | | • | Bicycle Tillie - Glover | | • | Someday Someday - Gonzales, Charles | | • | I Want Her Back - DeJesus | | • | Pedal Pushin' Papa - Ward | | • | Waiting at the Station | | • | My Baby's Gone - King | | • | I Wanna Know - Ginyard | | • | Mama (Your Daughter Told a Lie on Me) - Smith, Dickie | | • | Bounce - Hudson | | • | The Last of the Good Rocking Men - Bass | | • | I-Yi - Bartholomew | | • | Sure Cure for the Blues - Pettus | | • | Oh Babe! - Smith, Dickie | | • | My Baby Done Told Me | | • | Cross over the Bridge - Benjamin, Bennie | | • | No Help Wanted - Carlisle | | • | Too Hot Too Handle | | • | Real Pretty Mama - Taub | | • | Housewife Blues - Hall | | • | Fine as Wine - Raisman |
Disc 3
| • | Teardrops on My Pillow - Chessler | | • | Paradise Hill - Ellington | | • | I Want to Love You Baby - Hill, Don | | • | I Walk Alone - Robinson, Bobby | | • | In the Mission of St Augustie - Chiarelli | | • | Shadrack - MacGimsey | | • | Please Love Me - Robertson | | • | I - Robinson, Bobby | | • | I Miss You So - Scott | | • | Alone Again - More | | • | I'll Cry No More - Gibson | | • | Gold Old 99 - Robertson | | • | Don't Be Angry - Wright, C. | | • | Hurry Home Baby | | • | No One to Love Me - Bannister | | • | You're Nobody 'Till Somebody Loves You - Cavanaugh | | • | I Only Have Eyes for You - Warren | | • | Are You Lonesome Tonight - Turk | | • | Cryin' for My Baby | | • | Will You Be True - Robinson | | • | You Are My Only Love - Abramson, Herb | | • | Blues at Dawn - Whyton | | • | Give Thanks - Davis, Dwight | | • | Rocking and Crying Blues - Toombs. R | | • | I'd Be Satisfied - Ward |
Disc 4
| • | Why Don't You Believe Me - Douglas | | • | Will She Know - Hill | | • | Come On and Love Me Baby - Tarnopol | | • | Rough Ridin' - Fitzgerald, Ella | | • | Straighten Up Baby - Shifty Henry | | • | I Had a Love - Flairs | | • | Dirt Dishin' Daisy | | • | You Ain't Ready | | • | Fried Chicken - Robertson | | • | Lovie Darling - Ertegun, Ahmet | | • | (Get Away Child) You Don't Move Me - Gregory | | • | Baby Please - Fuqua, Harvey | | • | Tabarin - Wilson, Murry | | • | Little Girl Little Girl - Ginyard | | • | Getting Tired Tired Tired - Tennyson | | • | A Falling Star | | • | Red Sails in the Sunset - Williams | | • | Between the Devil & the Deep Blue Sea - Arlen | | • | All Night Long - Tucker | | • | Be Bop Wino - Rockwell | | • | Call a Doctor - Bethea | | • | See See Rider - Rainey, Ma | | • | Whistle My Love - Fuqua, Harvey | | • | I Live True to You | | • | She Rocks - Meredith Brothers |
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Album Details
100 of the Greatest Moments in Doo Wop, the Music that in Large Part Gave Birth to Rock and Roll. Includes Not Only the Big Numbers from the Likes of the Platters and the Drifters but also More Obscure Cuts from the Likes of the Five Sharps. 4cds Complete with Comprehensive Liner Notes and Discography.
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| Customer Reviews:
Doo Wop, PROPER-ly done December 31, 2006
Annie Van Auken (Planet Earth)
7 out of 8 found this review helpful
British label PROPER records scores another huge hit with DOO-WOP DELIGHTS. The surprisingly compact album box contains a catalog, a 60 page liner notes/photos book, and four colorfully packaged CDs that hold a total of 100 great old vocal group recordings.
Each disc has a theme. CD #1 is called FROM RAGS TO RICHES. Disc #2 is TOO HOT TO HANDLE. Album #3 is entitled ROCKING & CRYING BLUES, and #4 is named CALL A DOCTOR. DOO-WOP DELIGHTS is about 5 hours of fabulous-sounding music for the price of one CD. How DOO they do it?
This is a super 4 disc 100 song collection of the best of early doo wop.All songs are original tracks sweet. January 4, 2006
stewart L (flushing ,ny)
13 out of 14 found this review helpful
What we have here is an ultimate early doo wop collection with the original hits by the original artists...You get 4 cd with 25 tracks per disc.These songs are mostly early 1950 thru 1954...What music...Some tracks are rare...When you put the music all together wow...A must have boxed set for the doo wop fanatics,of all ages...5 star + highly recommended,and an exceptional deal... I thank you Stewart L.
Excellent collection of early Doo Wop. June 6, 2005
HardyBoys.us (Long Island USA)
11 out of 11 found this review helpful
This 4 CD box set by Proper is a fantastic collection of early (1950-1954) Doo Wop featuring the earlier R&B-tinged work of many classic groups such as the Flamingos, the Moonglows, the Platters, the Ravens, the 5 Royales and many others.
This set clearly illustrates R&B's evolution into Doo Wop.
The accompanying booklet is very well researched although not laid out in the order of the songs.
All the recordings are the original versions and the sound quality is first-rate.
The box sets by Proper continue to amaze me with their quality and low price.
A "must-have" for all Doo Wop fans.
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