Oldies Music

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"Golden Oldies Vol. 5: Greatest Rock N' Roll Hits 50's & 60's" (06/04/2002) Oldies Various Artists, Original Sound EntertainmentPerformers include: The Isley Brothers, Dee Dee Sharp, Ritchie Valens, Bob & Earl.

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"#1 Pop Hits of the 60's and 70's [Digipak]" (06/30/2005) Oldies Various Artists, Madacy Records

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"Soul Hits of the 80's [Box]" (02/17/2004) Oldies Various Artists, Sony

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"Casey Kasem Presents America's Top Ten: The 70's Classic Rock's Greatest Hits" (05/20/2003) Oldies Various Artists, Top Sail ProductionsIncludes liner notes by Alan Di Perna.

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"Classic Love Songs of the Seventies" (02/06/2001) Oldies Various Artists, EMI Records (UK)Performers include: Scott Fitzgerald, Yvonne Keely, Minnie Ripperton, Dr. Hook, Don McLean, Kandidate, Maxine Nightingale, Tavares, The Fortunes, The Hollies, Crystal Gayle, Hot Chocolate, Congregation, Glen Campbell, Racey, Billie Jo Spears, Shadow, Olivia Newton John, Bobby Goldsboro, Hurricane Smith, Kenny Rogers.

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"Old School: Oldies 2" (10/11/2005) Oldies Various Artists, Thump Records

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"Rock 'N Roll's Greatest Hits 70's" (07/18/2000) Oldies Various Artists, Platinum Disc Corp.

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"30th Anniversary Collection" (11/28/1989) Oldies Anka, Paul, Rhino Records (USA)

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"Billboard Top 10 Karaoke: 1960's" (05/06/2005) Oldies Karaoke, Sybersound

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"Summer Fun: WSNI Sunny 104.5 FM Presents" (03/14/2006) Oldies Various Artists, Collectables Records

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"The Only Doo-Wop Collection You'll Ever Need [Box]" (01/18/2005) Oldies Various Artists, Shout! FactoryLiner Note Author: Billy Vera.

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"Pure 80's" (08/10/1999) Oldies Various Artists, PolyGram TVCompilation producers: Michael Cohen, Jeff Moskow. Digitally mastered by Suha Gur (Universal Music Group Studios East).

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"Something Happening" (11/19/1996) Oldies Paul Revere & The Raiders, Sundazed Music Inc.Producer: Mark Lindsay. Reissue producer: Bob Irwin. 1968's SOMETHING HAPPENING is Paul Revere and the Raiders' SGT. PEPPER. Unlike most "concept albums" from this era, though, it actually holds up pretty well. There's not much of a heavy message to this album, although there's some pointed social commentary here and there. Mostly, Paul Revere and the Raiders--under the direction of singer Mark Lindsay, who became the group's producer and primary songwriter during this period--go more for the recurring musical themes, as in the bits linking "Happens Every Day" to the closing "Happening '68." Some of the song titles verge on the ridiculous, as in the incredibly of-its-time "Observation From Flight 285 (In 3/4 Time)" and "Communication (Parts 1 and 2)," but there's a sense of fun and general lack of pretension that keeps things from getting ponderous. Really quite good, even if there's no single song as immediate as any of their classic singles.

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"Ivory Tower: The Very Best of Otis Williams & The Charms" (03/14/2006) Oldies Williams, Otis, Collectables Records

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"Top Hits of the Fifties: 1956" (03/14/2006) Oldies Various Artists, Collectables Records

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"25 All-Time Greatest Hits" (03/23/1999) Oldies Pitney, Gene, Varese VintageProducers include: Phil Spector, Aaron Schroeder, Wally Gold, Gene Pitney, Stan Kahan. Compilation producers: Carey E. Mansfield, Steve Massie, Mike Ragogna. Recorded between 1961 & 1968. Includes liner notes by Mike Ragogna. All tracks have been digitally remastered.

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"Top Hits of the Sixties: Coolest Hits" (03/14/2006) Oldies Various Artists, Collectables Records

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"Biggest Hits of the 70's" (04/16/2002) Oldies Various Artists, Sony Music Special Products

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"The Monkees: Anthology" (04/21/1998) Oldies Monkees (The), Rhino Records (USA)The Monkees: Michael Nesmith (vocals, acoustic, electric, 12-string & pedal steel guitars, organ); Peter Tork (vocals, guitar, electric guitar, banjo, harpsichord, piano, keyboards, organ, bass); Davy Jones (vocals, guitar, tambourine, organ, percussion, maracas, chimes, tree); Mickey Dolenz (vocals, zither, drums, tympani, wood block). Additional personnel includes: Tommy Boyce (acoustic guitar, background vocals); Wayne Erwin, Gerry McGee, Louie Shelton (acoustic & electric guitars); Chip Douglas (guitar, bass); Glen Campbell, Ry Cooder, Carole King, Danny Kortchmar, Neil Young (guitar); Leon Russell (keyboards); Larry Knechtel (bass); Hal Blaine (drums, percussion); Harry Nilsson. Producers include: Tommy Boyce, Bobby Hart, Jack Keller, Michael Nesmith, Jeff Barry. Compilation producers: Andrew Sandoval, Bill Inglot. Engineers include: David Hassinger, Hank Cicalo, Ray Hall, Al Pachucki. Includes liner notes by Andrew Sandoval. The Monkees: Mike Nesmith (vocals, guitar); Peter Tork (vocals, piano, bass guitar); Mickey Dolenz (vocals, drums); Davy Jones (vocals). A slimmed-down two-disc version of the four-disc box set LISTEN TO THE BAND, ANTHOLOGY is the Monkees collection for the average fan. Collecting all the Prefab Four's singles, and selected album tracks from "Theme From The Monkees" and "Last Train To Clarksville" together with the best tracks from their '80s reunion, the selection sticks mostly to the familiar. More obscure cuts are available in the three excellent volumes of MISSING LINKS. There's no arguing with the quality, though; Micky Dolenz and Mike Nesmith have classic pop voices, and the songwriting is uniformly outstanding. The demands of a weekly television show meant that the Monkees recorded more classic pop songs in the '60s than just about any band save the Beatles. In a post-Milli Vanilli world where questions about the Monkees' authenticity are pretty much moot, ANTHOLOGY can be enjoyed on its own abundant merits.

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"Fabulous 50s [Digipak]" (06/30/2005) Oldies Various Artists, Madacy RecordsAll tracks have been digitally mastered using 24-bit technology.

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"Fabulous 50's [Digipak]" (05/24/2005) Oldies Various Artists, Madacy Records

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"Casey Kasem Presents America's Top Ten: The 70's Rock's Greatest Hits" (08/30/2005) Oldies Various Artists, Top Sail Productions

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"Wolfman Jack's Graffiti Gold: Hall of Fame" (04/13/2007) Oldies Various Artists, St. Clair

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"Greatest Hits" (12/27/2005) Oldies Nelson, Ricky, Capitol/EMI RecordsPersonnel include: Ricky Nelson (vocals, guitar); James Burton (guitar). Although the differences between this 2005 Capitol GREATEST HITS collection and its 2002 counterpart may seem slight (the two sets do share many of the same tracks), the former is credited to the singer's teen-idol name, Ricky Nelson, while the latter uses the more adult moniker of Rick Nelson. Consequently, the 2005 compilation features more of charming actor/vocalist's early work, focusing on material from the late 1950s and early '60s. During this time, Nelson moved from light rockabilly ("Stood Up" and "Believe What You Say") to winsome ballads ("Poor Little Fool" and "Lonesome Town"), revealing a talent that went deeper than his manicured TV persona. Though both Capitol GREATEST HITS discs are excellent, this is the one for fans seeking more of Nelson's initial recordings.

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"25 All-Time Greatest Hits" (04/03/2001) Oldies Tillotson, Johnny, Varese Sarabande (USA)Producers: Archie Bleyer, Paul Tannen. Compilation producers: Cary E. Mansfield, Johnny & Nancy Tillotson, Steve Massie. Recorded between 1958 and 1967. Includes liner notes by Brian Mansfield. Includes liner notes by Brian Mansfield. Digitally remastered by Evren Goknar & Marty Wesker (Capitol Mastering, Hollywood, California).