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Iconic Pop Standards In Stereo
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Iconic Pop Standards
In Stereo!
            Complete 60s Records

 

Complete 60s CD #13606         $11.98          Add to cart

Hearing is believing, and you’ll become a believer when you hear these dynamic true-stereo mixes of pre-rock hits that, until now, could never be heard this way! We’ve freed mono recordings from their narrow one-track existence to give you a remarkable audio experience that is more true-to-life than ever before. Our expert sound engineers have reached all the way back to 1939 with cutting-edge DES technology to separate voices, drums and other elements of original mono hit recordings and mix them into true stereo without adding or subtracting anything.

Hear some of the best-known hits by best-loved artists in stereo for the first time in this extraordinary collection, including “That’s Amore” and “Mambo Italiano” by Dean Martin. “Vaya Con Dios” and “How High the Moon” by Les Paul & Mary Ford sound incredible in stereo, as do the vibrant harmonies of vocal-group hits like “Sh-Boom” by the Crew-Cuts and “Goodnight Irene” by the Weavers (#1 for 13 weeks!)

Stereo goes to the movies on iconic standards like “Over the Rainbow” by Judy Garland, “Singin’ in the Rain” by Gene Kelly, “Secret Love” by Doris Day, “Love Is A Many-Splendored Thing” by the Four Aces, and Elmer Bernstein’s exciting theme for “The Magnificent Seven,” never before in stereo.

Even Glenn Miller’s original 1939 hit recording of “In the Mood” gets the stereo treatment, and it sounds like it was recorded 30 years later! And hearing an iconic song from the jump jive swing era in wide stereo by Louis Prima is nothing short of amazing.

Other great classics that appear in first-time stereo on this breakthrough collection include “Cry Me A River” by Julie London, “Shake, Rattle And Roll” by Joe Turner and “Cry” by Johnnie Ray & The Four Lads.

For collectors, we’ve included the stereo single debut of Dave Brubeck’s signature jazz hit “Take Five” and Edith Piaf’s famous French classic “Non Je Ne Regrette Rien.”

Check out the sound samples for each song (on your best system). Includes a 12-page booklet with
photos and liner notes by Greg Adams. You won’t find these EXCLUSIVE stereo gems online!

– ALL 27 SONGS IN STEREO. 79 MINUTES OF MUSIC! –
MAJOR NEW STEREO / 24 STEREO DEBUTS
– AUDIOPHILE QUALITY... CREATED BY COLLECTORS FOR COLLECTORS –

Listen Track Title Artist Chart Year
play 1 STEREO DEBUTSH-BOOM The Crew-Cuts #1 1954
play 2 STEREO DEBUTTHAT’S AMORE Dean Martin #2 1953
play 3 STEREO DEBUTGOODNIGHT IRENE The Weavers With Gordon Jenkins #1 1950
play 4 STEREO DEBUTVAYA CON DIOS (May God Be With You) Les Paul & Mary Ford #1 1953
play 5 STEREO DEBUTHOW HIGH THE MOON Les Paul & Mary Ford #1 1951
play 6 NEW STEREO MIXSINGIN’ IN THE RAIN Gene Kelly 1952
play 7 NEW STEREO MIXOVER THE RAINBOW Judy Garland #5 1939
play 8 STEREO DEBUTSECRET LOVE Doris Day #1 1954
play 9 STEREO DEBUTLOVE IS A MANY-SPLENDORED THING Four Aces #1 1955
play 10 STEREO DEBUTTONIGHT YOU BELONG TO ME Patience & Prudence #4 1956
play 11 STEREO DEBUTMUSIC! MUSIC! MUSIC! Teresa Brewer #1 1950
play 12 STEREO DEBUTIN THE MOOD Glenn Miller #1 1939
play 13 STEREO DEBUTBEI MIR BIST DU SCHON Andrews Sisters #1 1938
play 14 STEREO DEBUTTHAT OLD BLACK MAGIC Louis Prima & Keely Smith #18 1958
play 15 STEREO DEBUTJUST A GIGOLO / I AIN’T GOT NOBODY Louis Prima 1956
play 16 STEREO DEBUTSIXTY MINUTE MAN The Dominoes #1 (R&B) 1951
play 17 STEREO DEBUTSHAKE, RATTLE AND ROLL Joe Turner #1 (R&B) 1954
play 18 STEREO DEBUTI’M GONNA SIT RIGHT DOWN AND
WRITE MYSELF A LETTER
Billy Williams #3 1957
play 19 STEREO DEBUTMAMBO ITALIANO Dean Martin 1954
play 20 STEREO DEBUTPAPA LOVES MAMBO Perry Como #4 1954
play 21 STEREO DEBUTOH! MY PA-PA (O Mein Papa) Eddie Fisher #1 1953
play 22 STEREO DEBUTCRY ME A RIVER Julie London #9 1955
play 23 STEREO DEBUTJOHNNY GUITAR Peggy Lee 1954
play 24 STEREO DEBUTCRY Johnnie Ray & The Four Lads #1 1951
play 25 NON JE NE REGRETTE RIEN Edith Piaf 1961
play 26 STEREO DEBUTTHE MAGNIFICENT SEVEN (Main Title) Elmer Bernstein 1960
play 27 STEREO SINGLE DEBUTTAKE FIVE Dave Brubeck Quartet #25 1961

Chart positions taken from Joel Whitburn’s Record Research series of Billboard chart books.

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