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| Bill Haley: Rock Around The Clock; Del Shannon: Runaway; Buddy Holly: Maybe Baby; The Platters: The Great Pretender; The Monotones, The Beach Boys, etc. |
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| 1 (We're Gonna) Rock Around the Clock - Haley, Bill & The Comets |
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| 2 Sixteen Candles - Crests |
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| 3 Runaway - Shannon, Del |
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| 4 Why Do Fools Fall in Love? - Lymon, Frankie & the Teenagers |
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| 5 That'll Be the Day - Holly, Buddy |
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| 6 Fannie Mae - Brown, Buster |
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| 7 At the Hop - Continental Kids |
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| 8 She's So Fine - Flash Cadillac |
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| 9 The Stroll - Diamonds [Canada] |
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| 10 See You in September - Tempos [1] |
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| 11 Surfin' Safari - Beach Boys |
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| 12 (He's) The Great Imposter - Fleetwoods |
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| 13 Almost Grown - Berry, Chuck |
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| 14 Smoke Gets in Your Eyes - Platters |
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| 15 Little Darlin' - Diamonds [Canada] |
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| 16 Peppermint Twist - Dee, Joey & the Starliters |
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| 17 Barbara Ann - Regents |
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| 18 Book of Love - Monotones |
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| 19 Maybe Baby - Holly, Buddy |
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| 20 Ya Ya - Dorsey, Lee |
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| 21 The Great Pretender - Platters |
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| 22 Ain't That a Shame - Domino, Fats |
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| 23 Johnny B. Goode - Berry, Chuck |
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| 24 I Only Have Eyes for You - Flamingos [1] |
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| 25 Get a Job - Silhouettes [1] |
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Album Review
The soundtrack to the George Lucas film about teenage life in a small California town in the early '60s was probably the best thing about the movie, featuring several dozen outstanding early rock & roll hits. There's nothing terribly obscure here -- in fact, most of those were big smashes -- but it's a good survey of rock's early days, ranging from superstars like Buddy Holly, Chuck Berry, Fats Domino, and the Beach Boys to great one-shots like The Monotones, the Tempos, and Buster Brown. Drawbacks: Wolfman Jack talks over the intros of a few songs, and there are a couple tracks by early-'70s Sha-Na-Na-type revivalists Flash Cadillac. ~ Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide
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