The Big Top Records Story: Classic New York Pop 1958-1964 - Студийный альбом от Various Artists. В альбом вошло 26 треков.

Rock-A-Cha-Cha, Teener Rocker - Duet Vocal (Jerry & Bob King) A & B-Side Decca Records 9-30750 (1958) not to be confused with the . Trio "The King Brothers".

Jay Strongman presents Popcorn Heartbreak 1958-1964. C4. Heartbreak Society.

C3Cindy Devereau - Sing On Baby. C4The Radiants - Heartbreak Society feat Gene Mcalister. C5Anna King - The Big Change. D1Ray Rush - So What. D2Johnny Wells - Lonely Moon. D3Timi Yuro - What's A Matter Baby. D4Simone Dina - Now I Lay Me Down To Weep. D5Lew Conetta - You Got Me Crazy. Jay Strongman presents Popcorn Heartbreak 1958-1964. BBE Item No: 481838. Vinyl 2LP 2016, EU – Original New. 23,99 €. Incl. VAT plus Shipping Costs.

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Jay Strongman presents Popcorn Heartbreak 1958-1964 - For teenagers listening to their radios, making out on the back seats of their fathers' cars or slow dancing at High School hops and block parties, the late 1950s through to the early 1960s was a golden age of angst- driven songs and the blossoming of what would later evolve into soul music. There were R&B/pop crossovers that sounded like pop and country/gospel fusions that sounded like soul

The Big Top Records Story: Classic New York Pop 1958-1964. Perhaps because it was a secondary concern of the owners, the company didn't seem to have much of a focus, and listening to this 26-track compilation of 1958-1964 Big Top releases is a little like getting a pack of random overstock 45s from one of those record stores that used to sell them in batches of ten for a.