Limited Edition 180g Audiophile Vinyl Mastered by Joe Reagoso At Friday Music & Capitol Mastering From Original Roulette Records Tapes!
The legendary Tommy James & The Shondells set the music world on fire in the sixties and beyond with their superstar brand of classic rock and pop music. Led by the multi-talented singer/songwriter Tommy James, their debut recording of Hanky Panky would prove to become a huge catalyst for things to come for these popular rockers. They would go on to sell multiple millions of records and albums and have their songs successfully covered by many rock and pop acts like Billy Idol and Joan Jett.
With a dazzling number of chart topping singles, Tommy James and Co. also delivered a plethora of powerful albums too like Crimson And Clover, Cellophane Symphony, Mony, Mony, and Travellin. These recordings would take the band to the top of all the popular music charts and would become some of the finest top 40 and rock radio hits of all time. With their massive radio airplay and an amazing string of hit records, Tommy James & The Shondells to this day are still revered and loved by their continual growing legion of fans worldwide.
After delivering a plethora of hits in rapid succession for Roulette Records, the label honored this hugely popular band with their incredible greatest hits album simply titled The Best of Tommy James & The Shondells.
Filled with a treasure trove of chart topping singles and hit album tracks from their smash albums, this incredible 1970 effort awarded these rock legends with one of the finest greatest hits albums ever released.
All your favorites are here, as this masterpiece is loaded with hit after hit with smash singles like Hanky Panky, Crystal Blue Persuasion, I Think Were Alone Now, Mony, Mony and the album version of the number one sixties classic Crimson And Clover.
As one of the most enduring albums in their massive career catalog, The Best of Tommy James & The Shondells includes even more significant hit tracks like Ball Of Fire, Sugar On Sunday as well as the smash Mirage. All in all, a collection of songs which took the fans by storm, forever associating the title superstars to the Tommy James & The Shondells brand.
Relayer Friday Music is pleased to announce for the very first time ever on audiophile vinyl The Best of Tommy James & The Shondells. Mastered impeccably from the original Roulette Records tapes by Joe Reagoso at Friday Music Studios and at Capitol Records, this amazing classic truly shines in the audiophile vinyl domain.
Welcome back the amazing The Best of Tommy James & The Shondells... an audiophile first time vinyl dream release, only from your friends at Relayer Friday Music.
Crimson and Clover....Over and Over...
Features:
Limited Edition
180g Audiophile Vinyl
Mastered from Original Roulette Records Tapes
Mastered by Joe Reagoso
Mastered at Friday Music Studios & Capitol Records
Selections:
Side A:
1. Ball of Fire
2. Crystal Blue Persuasion
3. Mony, Mony
4. (Baby, Baby) I Can't Take No More
5. Hanky Panky
Side B:
1. Crimson and Clover
2. Sweet Cherry Wine
3. Sugar On Sunday
4. Mirage
5. I Think We're Alone Now
The legendary Tommy James & The Shondells set the music world on fire in the sixties and beyond with their superstar brand of classic rock and pop music. Led by the multi-talented singer/songwriter Tommy James, their debut recording of Hanky Panky would prove to become a huge catalyst for things to come for these popular rockers. They would go on to sell multiple millions of records and albums and have their songs successfully covered by many rock and pop acts like Billy Idol and Joan Jett.
With a dazzling number of chart topping singles, Tommy James and Co. also delivered a plethora of powerful albums too like Crimson And Clover, Cellophane Symphony, Mony, Mony, and Travellin. These recordings would take the band to the top of all the popular music charts and would become some of the finest top 40 and rock radio hits of all time. With their massive radio airplay and an amazing string of hit records, Tommy James & The Shondells to this day are still revered and loved by their continual growing legion of fans worldwide.
After delivering a plethora of hits in rapid succession for Roulette Records, the label honored this hugely popular band with their incredible greatest hits album simply titled The Best of Tommy James & The Shondells.
Filled with a treasure trove of chart topping singles and hit album tracks from their smash albums, this incredible 1970 effort awarded these rock legends with one of the finest greatest hits albums ever released.
All your favorites are here, as this masterpiece is loaded with hit after hit with smash singles like Hanky Panky, Crystal Blue Persuasion, I Think Were Alone Now, Mony, Mony and the album version of the number one sixties classic Crimson And Clover.
As one of the most enduring albums in their massive career catalog, The Best of Tommy James & The Shondells includes even more significant hit tracks like Ball Of Fire, Sugar On Sunday as well as the smash Mirage. All in all, a collection of songs which took the fans by storm, forever associating the title superstars to the Tommy James & The Shondells brand.
Relayer Friday Music is pleased to announce for the very first time ever on audiophile vinyl The Best of Tommy James & The Shondells. Mastered impeccably from the original Roulette Records tapes by Joe Reagoso at Friday Music Studios and at Capitol Records, this amazing classic truly shines in the audiophile vinyl domain.
Welcome back the amazing The Best of Tommy James & The Shondells... an audiophile first time vinyl dream release, only from your friends at Relayer Friday Music.
Crimson and Clover....Over and Over...
Features:
Limited Edition
180g Audiophile Vinyl
Mastered from Original Roulette Records Tapes
Mastered by Joe Reagoso
Mastered at Friday Music Studios & Capitol Records
Selections:
Side A:
1. Ball of Fire
2. Crystal Blue Persuasion
3. Mony, Mony
4. (Baby, Baby) I Can't Take No More
5. Hanky Panky
Side B:
1. Crimson and Clover
2. Sweet Cherry Wine
3. Sugar On Sunday
4. Mirage
5. I Think We're Alone Now
