Dion Belmonts Flac

After many hit singles with the Belmonts, Dion went solo and became one of the first rock & roll stars signed to the Columbia label. Although he was only with the label for four years, Dion recorded some of his most adventurous music during this period. Bronx Blues: The Columbia Recordings chronicles this phase in his career, and is the best single-disc compilation of his mid-'60s work. The first singles released were similar in style to the Belmont's recordings ("Donna the Prima Donna") and demonstrated his continued love for doo wop as he covers older songs such as the Drifters' "Ruby Baby," which peaked at number two. While the first half of this album is strong, the second half is truly revelatory; it shows Dion, who had just been exposed to the music of Robert Johnson, infusing the bravado of his streetwise persona into the blues.

Bruce Springsteen perfectly summed up the Dion DiMucci case: the bond between Frank Sinatra and rock'n'roll.

Above the album worked the 'Doo Wop The Rock & Roll Vocal Group Sound 1957-1961', and his release took place on 2012. The album has got songs with a total duration of more than an hour. A compilation is a compilation of original music.

If you want to hear doo-wop, you can't get much doo-woppier than this. A lot of great vocal harmony songs from the 1950's if you are in the mood to hear this kind of music then this would be good choice to listen to.

London American Doowop 1955-1961 contains the definitive Artists & Rock Pop. The Best hits from The Penguins, The Commodores, The Clovers, The Moonglows and many more.

Released in 1993 by ERA Records, this is a 4-disc compilation of 74 hit songs from 1959 through 1966 from artists like Bobby Darin, Neil Sedaka, Dion & the Belmonts, Tommy James & the Shondells, the Drifters, and many more. (See image for track listing.) Includes 32-page booklet with rare photos.

80 tracks across 3 discs featuring some of the most cherished memories from golden times.Magical Days: True Love Ways features the most memorable artists singing the best love songs from the worlds of pop, rock ‘n’ roll, country, jazz, swing, soul, country and Motown featuring legends such as Elvis Presley, Tom Jones, Dusty Springfield, Buddy Holly, Procol Harum and many, many more…

60 heartfelt songs from the 50s and early 60s, including many that reached number one status on both sides of the Atlantic. All of the greatest teen idols are present here.

Get ready to be transported to a world of cinematic wonder with the Vintage Collection: Best of Movies soundtrack album! This meticulously curated collection of iconic film scores and themes is a must-listen for any movie enthusiast.