Brian Hyland - The Complete Releases 1960-62 '2016

Tracks list

Tracklist

CD1
01. Library Love Affair
02. Rosemary
03. Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weeny Yellow Polka Dot Bikini
04. Don't Dilly Dally, Sally
05. Four Little Heels (The Clickety Clack Song)
06. That's How Much
07. I Gotta Go ('cause I Love You)
08. Lopsided, Over Loaded
09. Baby Face
10. Sixteen Cubes of Sugar
11. Lipstick on Your Lips
12. When Will I Know
13. She's My All American Girl
14. Every Other Night
15. Let Me Belong to You
16. Let It Die
17. I'll Never Stop Wanting You
18. The Night I Cried
19. Ginny Come Lately
20. I Should Be Gettin' Better

CD2
01. Sealed with a Kiss
02. Summer Job
03. Warmed over Kisses (Left over Love)
04. Walk a Lonely Mile
05. It Ain't That Way at All
06. I May Not Live to See Tomorrow
07. Paper Doll
08. ''a'' You're Adorable
09. Cleo
10. Poor Little Fool
11. I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire
12. Angel in My Heart
13. I Don't Know Why (I Just Do)
14. Cozy Little Compact Car
15. Are You Lonesome Tonight?
16. I'm Sorry
17. Bye Bye Love
18. Lonely Weekend
19. Love Me Tender
20. All Shook Up

Brian Hyland was one of the good-looking teen stars to come to the fore in years
after the initial impact of the rock 'n' roll explosion had dissipated somewhat
and the moguls of Tin Pan Alley sought to recapture the musical high ground by
launching artists who they felt would appeal to the broad middle-ground of
record buyers. Recording initially in 1960 for Mickey Kapp's Leader label, he
switched to the main Kapp label when he had initial success with the classic pop
novelty song "Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weeny Yellow Polka Dot Bikini", a memorable
classic of it's kind on both sides of the Atlantic. He switched to ABC-Paramount
in 1961, and working with the great songwriter/producers Peter Udell and Gary
geld, had Top 5 successes with "Ginny Come Lately" and "Sealed With A Kiss".
This 40-track 2-CD set comprises all his releases during that hectic first three
years of his career, including all his Leader, Kapp and ABC-Paramount A and B
sides, plus all the album tracks for those labels which were not otherwise
released as singles. It's an evocative slice of pre-British Invasion pop.

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