The Four Aces - The Hits Collection 1951-59 (2016)
BAND/ARTIST: The Four Aces
- Title: The Hits Collection 1951-59
- Year Of Release: 2016
- Label: ACROBAT
- Genre: Pop, Oldies
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 02:20:26
- Total Size: 388 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
CD1
01. (It's No) Sin
02. Tell Me Why
03. A Garden in the Rain
04. Perfidia
05. Two Little Kisses
06. My Hero
07. I'm Yours
08. Should I
09. Heart and Soul
10. Just Squeeze Me (But Don't Tease Me)
11. Ti-Pi-Tin
12. La Rosita
13. I'll Never Smile Again
14. You Fooled Me
15. Organ Grinder's Swing
16. Honey in the Horn
17. False Love
18. Laughing on the Outside (Crying on the Inside)
19. Stranger in Paradise
20. The Gang That Sang Heart of My Heart
21. Amor
22. So Long
23. Three Coins in the Fountain
24. Wedding Bells (Are Breaking up That Old Gang of Mine)
25. Dream
26. It Shall Come to Pass
27. It's a Woman's World
CD2
01. Mister Sandman
02. I'll Be with You in Apple Blossom Time
03. Melody of Love
04. There's a Tavern in the Town
05. There Goes My Heart
06. Heart
07. Love Is a Many Splendored Thing
08. Shine on Harvest Moon
09. A Woman in Love
10. Of This I'm Sure
11. If You Can Dream
12. The Gal with the Yaller Shoes
13. To Love Again
14. Dreamer
15. I Only Know I Love You ('na Voce 'Na Chitarra E's Poco 'E Luna)
16. Friendly Persuasion (Thee I Love)
17. You Can't Run Away from It
18. Someone to Love (Seul Un Homme Peut Faire Ca)
19. Written on the Wind
20. Bahama Mama
21. You're Mine
22. Rock and Roll Rhapsody
23. Roses of Rio
24. The World Outside
25. No Other Arms, No Other Lips
A consistent feature of the pop charts during the early 1950s was the popularity of vocal groups, ideally suited to the easy-going style of the time, and providing a ready vehicle for the songs regularly emerging from the Tin Pan Alley production line. One of the most popular of the vocal quartets of that time were the Four Aces, a group of ex-US Navy personnel from Philadelphia, who scored a million-selling hit with their first record, released on their lead singer Al Alberts' own label because they couldn't get a deal. Signed to Decca, they racked up around fifty hits over the next decade in the Billboard, Cash Box and UK charts - they achieved significant success in the UK charts, with several Top 10 hits - before rock 'n' roll and its aftermath overtook them and the group broke up not long after Al Alberts left in the late '50s. This great-value 52-track 2-CD set comprises all of those hits, plus a few bonus A sides which were popular airplay records. It naturally includes all of their landmark No. 1 hits 'It's No Sin', 'Stranger in Paradise', 'Three Coins in the Fountain', 'Mister Sandman', 'Melody Of Love' and 'Love Is a Many Splendored Thing', and many other memorable classics. It's a thorough overview of their chart career, capturing both the essence of their distinctive appeal and the nostalgic musical zeitgeist of the era...
CD1
01. (It's No) Sin
02. Tell Me Why
03. A Garden in the Rain
04. Perfidia
05. Two Little Kisses
06. My Hero
07. I'm Yours
08. Should I
09. Heart and Soul
10. Just Squeeze Me (But Don't Tease Me)
11. Ti-Pi-Tin
12. La Rosita
13. I'll Never Smile Again
14. You Fooled Me
15. Organ Grinder's Swing
16. Honey in the Horn
17. False Love
18. Laughing on the Outside (Crying on the Inside)
19. Stranger in Paradise
20. The Gang That Sang Heart of My Heart
21. Amor
22. So Long
23. Three Coins in the Fountain
24. Wedding Bells (Are Breaking up That Old Gang of Mine)
25. Dream
26. It Shall Come to Pass
27. It's a Woman's World
CD2
01. Mister Sandman
02. I'll Be with You in Apple Blossom Time
03. Melody of Love
04. There's a Tavern in the Town
05. There Goes My Heart
06. Heart
07. Love Is a Many Splendored Thing
08. Shine on Harvest Moon
09. A Woman in Love
10. Of This I'm Sure
11. If You Can Dream
12. The Gal with the Yaller Shoes
13. To Love Again
14. Dreamer
15. I Only Know I Love You ('na Voce 'Na Chitarra E's Poco 'E Luna)
16. Friendly Persuasion (Thee I Love)
17. You Can't Run Away from It
18. Someone to Love (Seul Un Homme Peut Faire Ca)
19. Written on the Wind
20. Bahama Mama
21. You're Mine
22. Rock and Roll Rhapsody
23. Roses of Rio
24. The World Outside
25. No Other Arms, No Other Lips
A consistent feature of the pop charts during the early 1950s was the popularity of vocal groups, ideally suited to the easy-going style of the time, and providing a ready vehicle for the songs regularly emerging from the Tin Pan Alley production line. One of the most popular of the vocal quartets of that time were the Four Aces, a group of ex-US Navy personnel from Philadelphia, who scored a million-selling hit with their first record, released on their lead singer Al Alberts' own label because they couldn't get a deal. Signed to Decca, they racked up around fifty hits over the next decade in the Billboard, Cash Box and UK charts - they achieved significant success in the UK charts, with several Top 10 hits - before rock 'n' roll and its aftermath overtook them and the group broke up not long after Al Alberts left in the late '50s. This great-value 52-track 2-CD set comprises all of those hits, plus a few bonus A sides which were popular airplay records. It naturally includes all of their landmark No. 1 hits 'It's No Sin', 'Stranger in Paradise', 'Three Coins in the Fountain', 'Mister Sandman', 'Melody Of Love' and 'Love Is a Many Splendored Thing', and many other memorable classics. It's a thorough overview of their chart career, capturing both the essence of their distinctive appeal and the nostalgic musical zeitgeist of the era...
Year 2016 | Pop | Oldies | FLAC / APE
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