Music To Watch Girls By

Disc One: Embark on a musical journey with Andy Williams smooth Music to Watch Girls By and sway through Julie London's sultry rendition of "Fly Me To The Moon." Feel the rhythmic grace of Bobby Darin's "Beyond The Sea" and the exotic charm of Astrud Gilberto's Call Me.. Disc Two: Continue your auditory adventure with Shirley Bassey's powerful "Something" and the charismatic "She's A Lady" by Tom Jones. Drift through the enigmatic "Windmills Of Your Mind" by Dusty Springfield and experience the lush orchestration of "MacArthur Park" by Ray Conniff & The Singers. Disc Three: Conclude your journey with classic croonings of Tony Bennett in The Good Life and the irresistible allure of Frankie Vallis Cant Take My Eyes Off You.

75 cool, sophisticated and timeless tracks across 3CDs, all packaged in an attractive card fold out pocket pack. Includes Andy Williams, Elvis Presley, Roy Orbison, Dusty Springfield, Tony Bennett, Aretha Franklin, Etta James and many more.

75 cool, sophisticated and timeless tracks across 3CDs, all packaged in an attractive card fold out pocket pack. Includes Andy Williams, Elvis Presley, Roy Orbison, Dusty Springfield, Tony Bennett, Aretha Franklin, Etta James and many more.

Hard to Find Pop Instrumentals, Vol. 2 is a 21-song collection of instrumentals from the early '50s to the late '60s. The disc is overflowing with memorable memories drawn from a wide range of styles. This CD will be a must-have for collectors of popular and instrumental music of the '50s and '60s. Includes a detailed 8-page booklet.

2016 collection. The Ace catalogue has traditionally focused on American music. But our compilers have never shied from venturing worldwide in their quest for good sounds, as evident from our popular collections spotlighting the female vocalists of 1960s Japan, France and Italy (not forgetting the UK). Now it's the turn of Sweden. Our smörgåsbord of Swedish she-pop opens with early solo sides by the lead singers of the nation's greatest pop music export, ABBA: Agnetha Fältskog with 'Ge Dej Till Tåls' (a highlight of her second album) and Anni-Frid Lyngstad with 'Så Synd Du Måste Gå' (a song popularised by Françoise Hardy as 'Comment Te Dire Adieu'). Other featured well-known names include national treasure Lill-Babs with her cover of Dusty Springfield's 'Little By Little' and chart star Mona Wessman with a version of 'Music To Watch Girls By'. But it wasn't all cover versions in mid-60s Sweden. Dig, for example, Eleanor Bodel's title track, 'Don't' by cult favourite Doris (who also appears as lead vocalist of the group Plums), au pair duo Bella & Me's groovy 'Help Me Break This Habit' and Britt Bergström's Ivy League-penned 'You Really Have Started Something'. Cherry-picked tracks by the Plommons and cover stars MAK Les Soeurs illustrate the country also produced it's fair share of all-girl groups.

Our smorgasbord of Swedish she-pop opens with early solo sides by the lead singers of the nation's greatest pop music export, ABBA: AgnethaFaltskog with 'Ge Dej Till Tls' (a highlight of her second album) and Anni-Frid Lyngstad with 'SaSynd Du Maste Ga' (a song popularised by Francoise Hardy as 'Comment Te Dire Adieu'). Other featured well-known names include national treasure Lill-Babs with her cover of Dusty Springfield's 'Little By Little' and chart star Mona Wessman with a version of 'Music To Watch Girls By'.