Story Twist

Give a Twist Party Review by Richie Unterberger
A rather strange concept for an early-'60s album, pairing the Shirelles, then at the peak of their success, with R&B/soul sax great King Curtis. It's not so much a collaboration as an alternation; Curtis gets three instrumentals to himself, and sings "I Got a Woman" and another cut. King does duet with the girls on "I Still Want You," and the Shirelles handle the rest of the material, mostly written by their chief producer/songwriter Luther Dixon, in a much more up-tempo vein than their famous singles. No hits on this record, which is respectable but not terribly exciting, and a bit schizo in concept.

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A Twist In My Story is the 2008 album by John Vesely, better known as Secondhand Serenade. This is a Glassnote/EastWest presentation.

"VA - Twist And Shout (The $tateside Story)" (2013) is a compilation album that celebrates the vibrant music of the Stateside label, focusing on the doo-wop, R&B, and early rock and roll sounds of the late 1950s and early 1960s. The album features a collection of tracks from various artists who were part of the Stateside roster, showcasing the label's influence on the pop music scene during that era. The title track, "Twist and Shout," famously performed by The Isley Brothers, is emblematic of the energetic and danceable spirit of the time. The compilation likely includes other notable tracks that capture the essence of the rock and roll movement, characterized by catchy melodies, upbeat rhythms, and harmonized vocals.

"VA - Twist And Shout (The $tateside Story)" (2013) is a compilation album that celebrates the vibrant music of the Stateside label, focusing on the doo-wop, R&B, and early rock and roll sounds of the late 1950s and early 1960s. The album features a collection of tracks from various artists who were part of the Stateside roster, showcasing the label's influence on the pop music scene during that era. The title track, "Twist and Shout," famously performed by The Isley Brothers, is emblematic of the energetic and danceable spirit of the time. The compilation likely includes other notable tracks that capture the essence of the rock and roll movement, characterized by catchy melodies, upbeat rhythms, and harmonized vocals.