She's All Right With Me! Girl Group Sounds USA 1961-1968
Label : Ace Records
Catalogue No: CHD 1569
["Whirlwind\nCupid's Got A Hold On Me\nToo Bad He's Bad\nSir Galahad\nIs It Better To Live Or To Die\nBeauty Is Just Skin Deep\nI Say Yeah\nSummertime Is Surfin' Time\nFirst Love Baby\nYour Yah-Yah Is Gone\nSo In Luv\nYou Are My First Love\nI Need A Guy\nSing Me A Love Song\nMr Everything\nHe's Alright With Me"]
Media Condition : Mint (M)
Sleeve Condition : Mint (M)
For those who prefer to own their music on vinyl, her is an eclectic and gorgeously packaged selection of American girl group artefacts from the 60s. The album opens with 'Whirlwind' by producer Gary Paxton protégées the Rev-Lons, the trio's final recording but also their best, and closes with 'He's All Right With Me' by the Mirettes ( the Ikettes incognito). Other highlights include the Supremes-style 'Cupid's Got A Hold On Me' by the Belles; the Sweethearts' recording of 'Beauty Is Just Skin Deep', a song originally intended for the Ikettes; and 'Summertime Is Surfin' Time' by the Surf Bunnies - three more terrific instances of the West Coast girl group sound. But not all the tracks here emanate from that part of the USA - viz 'Mr Everything' by New York-based Little Eva Harris and little-heard examples from the Pets, Tren-Teens and Lovettes, all from New Jersey.
