Oldays

Enjoy this Compilation with the most successful Rock singers like The Animals, Bee Gees, The Blues Magoos, The Dave Clark Five, The Kinks and many more!

The newly released album "Twist & Shout: The Song That Made History" by Oldays Records is a special compilation that celebrates the evolution and impact of the iconic rock 'n' roll track "Twist and Shout." This album brings together key renditions of the song from different eras, offering music lovers a nostalgic journey through its rich history.

"Driftwood and Dreams" (1957) is an album by the legendary composer and arranger Henry Mancini. It is often remembered for its lush orchestral arrangements and evocative sense of mood, capturing the essence of the title's themes through both the music and the arrangements.

The 54th in the "60's GARAGE ROCKIN' OLDAYS" reissue series supervised by Jimmy Masuko and presented in conjunction with "60's GARAGE DISK GUIDE" by All Days Records is finally here with a surf to wild rock 'n' roll compilation of Jimmy Masuko's best selections! The 54th volume of the reissue series in conjunction with the "60's Garage Disc Guide" supervised by Jimmy Masuko is the first surf compilation in the series! The 54th issue of the series is the first surf compilation in the series! Pre-orders include a sticker with an amazing cover illustration by Jimmy Masuko! Don't miss it! Song selection and commentary, jacket illustration by Masuko Jimmy, commentary by Masuko Jimmy

The Trashmen, a Minneapolis band, recorded the 1:20-minute "Surfin Bird" in the basement of George Garrett's record shop in the fall of 1963. Recorded in the basement of George Garrett's record store. When they played the tape to Bill Diehl, a DJ at Minneapolis radio station WDGY, he said it was too short and suggested they re-record it. The Trashmen were taken by Garrett to Kay Bank Studios four blocks away and re-recorded. Released in November on the Garrett label, "Surfin Bird" received airplay on WDGY, selling 3,000 copies in its first week and reaching #3 in Minneapolis in its second week. The record was distributed by Soma Records and was a hit everywhere, climbing to #4 in the U.S. in January 1964. The hit hit song "Crazy" galvanized Minneapolis teens, and many teen bands visited Kay Bank Studios to make records with Garrett, including The Gestures, who went on to become one of the most popular teen bands of all time. Some of these groups, like The Gestures and The Castaways, had national hits.This compilation is a collection of Soma Records/Kay Bank Studios-related material that captures the vibrancy of the Minneapolis teen scene from 1964 to 1966. It is full of the charm of the local teen garage scene, which was different from that of New York and Los Angeles, more down-to-earth and more "Bird Fever" than "British Fever".

Features 25 songs that were released domestically at the time. The collection includes French/Yé-yé girls like Sylvie Vartan, France Gall, and Marjorie Noël; memorable Italian singers for real-time fans such as Mina and Gigliola Cinquetti; and lesser-revisited artists like Marisol and Danielle Denin.

A best-of album by The Hollyridge Strings, an easy listening project planned by Capitol Records. This release features a colorful selection of artists, including The Beatles and The Beach Boys.

The fifth and sixth albums released in 1965 as related albums to the TV show of the same name are reissued in 2-in-1 format! This CD is a coupling of his two solo albums released in 1965, "My Name Is Barbra" (5th album) and "My Name Is Barbra, Two…" (6th album). Both albums were released on April 28 of the same year on CBS. In 1965, Barbra was only 23 years old. Despite this, the high degree of perfection and the dignified manner in which she sings are nothing short of astonishing. The combination of the imposing, young singer with the vigor and freshness of a new generation is a boundary that will leave the listener in a state of intoxication. Commentary:Kazunori Harada

2 albums in 1 CD of Barbra Streisand. Originally released in 1963. 22 tracks included. The early works of Barbra Streisand, one of the most popular artists in the U.S. entertainment industry, are reissued! Barbra Streisand, born in New York, has been active as a singer since the early 1960's, and is now one of the most popular artists in the American entertainment industry. The album features the overwhelming presence of Barbra Streisand on standard numbers such as M-1 and M-4, and Peter Matz's jazzy arrangements. Commentary: Kazunori Harada

The second album after transferring to Atlantic is back in complete STEREO/MONO! This is the second album from Atlantic released in 1967, following "I Never Loved A Man The Way I Love You". Although this album is relatively less well-known because it is sandwiched between "I Never Loved A Man The Way I Love You" and the next album "Lady Soul," both of which are well-known albums, this album contains many cover versions of songs such as "Satisfaction" and "96 Tears," which are familiar to rock fans. The album is a collection of songs that includes many covers, such as "Atisfaction" and "96 Tears," which are familiar to rock fans. This is a must-have for fans of Aretha's music, as it combines the STEREO and MONO recordings, which were released separately in the analog era, into a single disc.