My Selected 15 favourite tracks
1. Right Now and Not Later ( Moseley/Bateman/Hollon ) Shangri-Las 65
2. Give Us Your Blessings ( Barry/Greenwich ) Shangri-Las 65
3. The Train From Kansas City ( Barry/Greenwich ) Shangri-Las 65
4. Out in the Streets ( Barry/Greenwich ) Shangri-Las 65
5. Leader of the Pack ( Barry/Greenwich/Morton ) Leader of the Pack
6. Heaven Only Knows ( Barry/Greenwich ) Shangri-Las 65
7. Remember Walking in the Sand ( Morton ) Leader of the Pack
8. What is Love ( Barry/Greenwich/Morton ) Leader of the Pack
9. Never Again ( Michaels/Racano/Gormann ) Shangri-Las 65
10. Past Present and Future ( Morton/Leiber/Butler ) Golden Hits
11. Paradise ( Nelson/Botkin/Garfield/Spector ) Complete Collection
12. So Much in Love ( Jackson/Straight/Williams ) Leader of the Pack
13. Sophisticated Boom Boom ( Morton ) Shangri-Las 65
14. I Can Never Go Home Anymore ( Morton ) Golden Hits
15. Dressed in Black ( Morton ) Complete Collection
1. The Leader of the Pack - Red Bird 1965
Tracks:
1. Give Him a Great Big Kiss / 2. Leader of the Pack / 3. Bull Dog / 4. It's Easier to Cry / 5. What Is Love? / 6. Remember (Walking in the Sand) / 7. Twist and Shout / 8. Maybe / 9. So Much in Love / 10. Shout / 11. Goodnight, My Love, Pleasant Dreams / 12. You Can't Sit Down
2. Shangri-Las 65
Tracks:
1. Right Now and Not Later / 2. Never Again / 3. Give Us Your Blessings / 4. Sophisticated Boom Boom / 5. I'm Blue / 6. Heaven Only Knows / 7. The Train From Kansas City / 8. Out in the Streets/ 9. What's a Girl Supposed to Do? / 10. The Dum Dum Ditty / 11. You Cheated, You Lied / 12. The Boy
Full album discography here
Number 2 - The Supremes
As number 2 comes The Supremes. One could easily argue that The Supremes by far was the most succesful group, who had by far the most hit-songs. Well I still choose to put them behind The Shangi-Las, due to their production, which is very extensive but also pretty inconsistent. Their best tracks are, without discussion, timeless classics and their recordings have largely helped define the Motown genre; not least thanks to the fantastic Holland-Dozier-Holland songwriting and production team.
My Selected 15 favourite tracks
1. You Can't Hurry Love ( Holland/Dozier/Holland ) Supremes a Go Go
2. Love Child ( Sawyer/Tailor/Wilson/Richards ) Love Child
3. You Keep Me Hanging On ( Holland/Dozier/Holland ) Sing Holland Dozier Holland
4. Come See About Me ( Holland/Dozier/Holland ) Where Did Our Love Go
5. Stop in the Name of Love ( Holland/Dozier/Holland ) More Hits
6. Reflections ( Holland/Dozier/Holland ) Reflections
7. Where did our Love Go ( Holland/Dozier/Holland ) Where Did Our Love Go
8. Baby Love ( Holland/Dozier/Holland ) Where Did Our Love Go
9. Ode to Billy Joe ( Gentry ) Reflections
10. The Happening ( Holland/Dozier/Holland ) Single 1967
11. I Hear a Symphony ( Holland/Dozier/Holland ) I Hear a Symphony
12. My World is Empty Without You Babe ( Holland/Dozier/Holland ) I Hear a Symphony
13. Love is Here and Now You're Gone ( Holland/Dozier/Holland ) Sing Holland Dozier Holland
14. Back in My Arms Again ( Holland/Dozier/Holland ) More Hits
15. Forever Came Today ( Holland/Dozier/Holland ) Reflections
Best album:
2. Where Did Our Love Go - Motown 1964
Tracks:
1. Where Did Our Love Go / 2. Run, Run, Run / 3. Baby Love / 4. When The Lovelight Starts Shining Through His Eyes / 5. Come See About Me / 6. Long Gone Lover / 7. I'm Giving You Your Freedom / 8. A Breathtaking Guy / 9. He Means The World To Me / 10. Standing At The Crossroads Of Love / 11. Your Kiss Of Fire / 12. Ask Any Girl.
Full album discography here
Number 3 - The Ronettes
As number 3 comes Phil Spector's personal favorite girl group, The Ronettes. Spector found many really strong songs for the group, and on the personal level he ended up marrying lead singer Ronnie Bennett. Bennett has a distinctive voice, but may lack the sensitivity of both Mary Weiss and Diana Ross. With "Be My Baby" the group is perhaps the epitome of The Wall of Sound but despite other great hits, the group only managed to record one album with Phil Spector before they disbanded in 1968. Before the group came under Spector's wings, they had recorded some less significant singles in the period 1961-1962.
My Selected 15 favourite tracks
1. Be My Baby ( Spector/Greenwich/Barry ) Presenting the Fabulous Ronettes
2. Baby I Love You ( Spector/Greenwich/Barry ) Presenting the Fabulous Ronettes
3. I Can Hear Music ( Spector/Greenwich/Barry ) Single 1966
4. Is This What I Get For Loving You Baby ( Spector/Goffin/King ) Single 1965
5. Oh I Love You ( Spector) B side 1965
6. Walking in the Rain ( Spector/Mann/Weil ) Presenting the Fabulous Ronettes
7. Breaking Up ( Spector/Andreoli/Ponchia ) Presenting the Fabulous Ronettes
8. You Baby ( Spector/Mann/Weil ) Presenting the Fabulous Ronettes
9. Keep on Dancing ( Barry/Greenwich ) Originally unreleased
10. Here I Sit ( Nilsson ) Originally unreleased
11. I Wonder ( Spector/Greenwich/Barry ) Presenting the Fabulous Ronettes
12. Recipe For Love ( Connick ) The Ronettes featuring Veronica (Colpix Records)
13. I Want a Boy ( Dinu ) The Ronettes featuring Veronica (Colpix Records)
14. Do I Love You ( Poncia/Andreoli/Spector) Presenting the Fabulous Ronettes
15. How Does it Feel ( Poncia/Andreoli/Spector) Presenting the Fabulous Ronettes
Best album:
2. Presenting the Fabulous Ronettes Featuring Veronica - Philles 1964
Tracks:
1. Walking in the Rain / 2. Do I Love You? / 3. So Young" William Tyus / 4. (The Best Part Of) Breakin' Up / 5. I Wonder" / 6. What'd I Say / 7. Be My Baby / 8. You, Baby / 9. Baby, I Love You / 10. How Does It Feel? / 11. When I Saw You / 12. Chapel of Love
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Number 4 - The Shirelles
Now it's getting tough, but the number 4 pick falls on The Shirelles. That the group deserves a high ranking, The Beatles, who recorded a couple of their songs ("Baby Its You" "and" Boys ") would probably welcome. The group's sound is predominantly pre-Spector and The Beatles, but the group's long list of hit singles is only overmatched by the Supremes. The group was produced by Luther Dixon and Bob Irwin. The best period of the group is from 1960-1964. A few of the later albums from 1967 also contain single gems. The group continued into the 1970s, but that is beyond this concept.
My Selected 15 favourite tracks
1. Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow ( Goffin/King ) Tonight's the Night
2. Mama Said ( Dixon/Denson ) Sing to Trumpets and Strings
3. Baby It's You ( Bacharach/David/Williams ) Baby It's You
4. What a Sweet Thing That Was ( Goffin/King ) Sing to Trumpets and Strings
5. Tonight's the Night ( Dixon/Owens ) Tonight's the Night
6. Soldier Boy ( Dixon/Green ) Baby It's You
7. Foolish Little Girl ( Greenfield/Miller ) Foolish Little Girl
8. What Does a Girl Do ( Townsend ) Greatest Hits Vol 2
9. The Things I Want to Hear ( Anisfield/Denson ) Baby It's You
10. The Voice of Experience ( Patton/Snyder ) Baby It's You
11. Make The Night a Little Longer ( Goffin/King ) Baby It's You
12. Putty in Your Hands ( Patton/Rogers ) Baby It's You
13. The Things I Want to Hear ( Anisfield/Denson ) Baby It's You
14. It's Mine ( Denson ) Sing to Trumpets and Strings
Best album:
3. Baby it's You - Scepter 1962
Tracks:
1. Baby It's You / 2. Irresistible You / 3. Things I Want to Hear / 4. Big John / 5. The Same Old Story / 6. Voice of Experience / 7. Soldier Boy / 8. A Thing of the Past / 9. Twenty One / 10. Make the Night a Little Longer / 11. Twisting in the U.S.A. / 12. Putty in Your Hands
Full album discography here
Number 5 - The Crystals
As number 5. Comes another of Phil Spector's groups, The Crystals. I don't think there can be any doubt that this group of big voices like Lala Brooks and Darlene Love could have achieved more than they did as a group. Spector was more likely to give the best songs to The Ronettes. It did, however, come to big classics like "He's to Rebel", "Then I Kissed Him" and "Da Do Ron Ron Ron". Two albums were released in 1962 and 1963 containing more or less the same tracks; while you must go for some of the several compilations to find the other great tracks. The girls did not back down on releasing songs, with controversal lyrics, like "He Hit Me" and "He's a Rebel" - a song that The Shirelles did not dare record
My Selected favourite tracks
1. Then I Kissed Him ( Spector/Greenwich/Barry) Single 1963
2. Da Do Ron Ron Ron ( Spector/Greenwich/Barry) Single 1963
3. He's a Rebel ( Pitney ) He's a Rebel
4. He's Sure the Boy I Love ( Mann/Weil ) He's a Rebel
5. I Wonder ( Spector/Greenwich/Barry ) Single 1964
6. He Hit Me ( Goffin/King ) Single 1962
7. Uptown ( Mann/Weil ) Uptown
8. All Grown Up ( Spector/Greenwich/Barry ) Single 1964
9. Little Boy ( Spector/Greenwich/Barry ) Single 1964
10. You Can't Tie a Good Girl Down ( Tannen/Trimachi ) Single 1965
11. My Place ( Decoteaux/Kusik ) B-side 1965
12. Are You Trying to get Rid of me Baby ( Ashford/Simpson/Armstead ) B-side 1966
13. There's No Other ( Spector/Hall ) He's a Rebel
14. No One Ever Tells You ( Spector/King/Goffin ) He's a Rebel
15. I LoveYou Eddie (Spector/Hunter) Twist Uptown
16. On Broadway (Weil/Mann/Leiber/Stoller) He's a Rebel
Best album:
3. He's a Rebel - Philles 1963
Tracks:
1. He's a Rebel / 2. Uptown / 3. Another Country-Another World / 3. Frankenstein Twist / 4. Oh Yeah, Maybe Baby / 5. He's Sure the Boy I Love / 6. There's No Other (Like My Baby) / 7. On Broadway / 8. What a Nice Way to Turn Seventeen / 9. No One Ever Tells You / 10. He Hit Me (It Felt Like a Kiss) / 11. I Love You Eddie
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Number 6 - The Chiffons
As number 6, I have chosen another relative productive groups with 4 albums with several singles released during 1963-1970. The Chiffons are probably best known for their big hits "So So Fine" and "One Fine Day" with the distinctive piano theme; probably played by Carole King, who along with Gerry Goffin also wrote the song. Their albums may be a bit uneven, but there are gems on them all.
My Selected favourite tracks
1. One Fine Day ( Goffin/King) One Fine Day
2. He's So Fine ( Mack) He's So Fine
3. Tonight I'm Gonna Dream ( Friedland ) Single 1965
4. Just For Tonight ( Adams/Farrell/Kusik ) Single 1968
5. What Am I Gonna Do With You ( Titelman/Goffin ) Single 1964
6. Dream Dream Dream ( Maresca/Curtiss ) Single 1975 (rec. 1967)
7. My Block ( Radcliffe/Spencer/Bennett ) He's So Fine
8. Oh My Lover ( Mack) He's So Fine
9. When I Go to Sleep at Night ( Margo/Margo/Medress ) He's So Fine
10. Sweet Talking Guy ( Gaer/Greenberg/Morris/Schwartz ) Sweet Talking Guy
11. Out of This World ( Arien/Mercer ) Sweet Talking Guy
12. My Boyfriend's Back ( Feldman/Gioldstein/Gottehrer) Sweet Talking Guy
13. Sweet Talking Guy ( Gaer/Greenberg/Morris/Schwartz ) Sweet Talking Guy
14. When a Boy's Happy ( Greenwich/Barry ) Single 1968
15. He's a Bad One (Goffin/KIng) Sweet Talking Girls (comp.)
Best album:
3. He's So Fine - Laurie 1963
Tracks:
1. He's So Fine / 2. Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow / 3. Oh My Lover / 4. Why Do Fools Fall in Love / 5. My Block / 6. ABC-123 / 7. Lucky Me1 / 8. Why Am I So Shy / 9. See You in September / 10. Wishing / 11. Mystic Voice / 12. When I Go to Sleep at Night
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Number 7 - Reparata and The Delrons
For number 7, I chose Reparata and The Delrons, who recorded two albums and a string of fine singles. Several of the songs that they recorded were also covered by other "girlgroups" but their versions were usually just as good and in some cases even better
My Selected favourite tracks
1. Captain of Your Ship ( Young/Yardley ) Single 1968 / The Best of Ace
2. Whenever a Teenager Cries (Maresca ) Single 1964 / Whenever a Teenager Cries
3. Tommy (Taylor/Daryll ) Single 1965
4. Panic ( Green/Merchand ) Single 1968
5. I Have a Boyfriend (Barry/Greenwich) The Best of Ace
6. I'm Nobody's Baby Now (Barry) Single 1966
7. Take a Look Around You ( Jerome/Aiese ) The Best of Ace
8. Mama's Little Girl (Taylor ) Single 1966
9. The Boy I Love ( Jerome/Aiese)The Best of Ace
10. Bye Bye Baby (Gaudio/Crewe ) Whenever a Teenager Cries
11. Loneliest Girl in Town (Jerome/Jerome) Single 1966
Albums::
1. Whenever a Teenager Cries - World Artists 1964
Tracks:
1. Do Wah Diddy / 2. Bye Bye Baby / 3. If I Fall / 4. That's How It All Began / 5. He's the Greatest / 6. He's My Guy / 7. Dedicated to the One I Love / 8. I Have a Boy Friend / 9. Who Do You Love / 10. In My Diary / 11. Remember When / 12. Whenever a Teenager Cries
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3. Rock & Roll Revolution - Avco 1970
Tracks:
1. Please Love Me Forever / 2. Lollipop / 3. Eddie My Love / 4. To Know Him Is to Love Him / 5. I Met Him on a Sunday / 6. He's So Fine / 7. Be My Baby / 8. Angel Baby / 9. Mr. Lee / 10. Beat of My Heart / 11. Maybe / 12. Till
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3. The Best of Reparata & The Delrons - Ace 2005
Tracks:
1. Boys and Girls / 2. The Captain of Your Ship / 3. Whenever a Teenager Cries / 4. Tommy / 5. The Kind of Trouble That I Love / 6. It's Waiting There for You / 7. Panic / 8. Look in My Diary / 9. Do Wah Diddy / 10. I Have a Boyfriend / 11. I'm Nobody's Baby Now / 12. Take a Look Around You / 13. Mama's Little Girl / 14. I Can Hear the Rain / 15. The Boy I Love / 16. In My Diary / 17. He's My Guy(And I Love Him So) / 18. Bye Bye Baby / 19. I Found My Place / 20. Loneliest Girl in Town / 21. I Can Tell / 22. (Do You) Remember When / 23. Leave Us Alone / 24. He's the Greatest / 25. He Don't Want You / 26. Weather Forecast / 27. (We're Gonna) Hold the Night / 28. Saturday Night Didn't Happen / 29. Why Do Lovers Break Each Other's Heart? / 30. Shoes
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Number 8 - The Honeys
As number 8, I chose The Honeys, which recorded only 5 singles in the 1960s. Most of these, on the other hand, are quite good ones written by Brian Wilson and produced by him. The first four in style are very similar to the Beach Boys themselves - not surprising. The group consisted of sisters Diane and Marilyn Rovell and their cousin Ginger Blake; Brian Wilson married Marilyn in 1964.
My Selected favourite tracks
1. He's a Doll ( Wilson ) Single 1964
2. Shoot the Curl (Rowell/Glantz ) Single 1963
3. Pray For Surf (Rowell/Glantz ) Single 1963
4. Tonight You Belong to Me ( David/Rose ) Single 1969
5. Hide and Seek (Wilson) Single 1963
6. The One You Can't Have (Wilson) Single 1963
7. Surfin Down the Swanee River ( Wilson ) Single 1963
8. The Love of a Girl and a Boy (Rowell/Glantz )
9. From Jimmy With Tears ( Kaye/Glover)
10. Darling I’m Not Stepping Out (Rowell/Glantz )
11. Goodnight My Love (Motola/Mareskolka) Single 1969
Compilation album:
3. The Honeys Definite Album - 1977
Tracks:
1. Shoot the Curl / 2. Surfin' Down the Swanee River / 3. Pray for Surf / 4. Hide Go Seek / 5. Three Surfer Boys/ 6. From Jimmy With Tears / 7. Once You Got Him / 8. Little Dirt Bike / 9. The One You Can't Have / 10. He's A Doll / 11. The Love Of A Boy And Girl / 12. For Always And Ever / 13. Darlin' I'm Not Steppin' Out On You / 14. When I Think About You / 15. Goodnight My Love / 16. Tonight You Belong To Me
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Number 9 - The Dixie Cups
For number 9 I have chosen The Dixie Cups, who shared label with The Shangri-Las on Red Bird. They recorded two albums in the 1960's, with several fine songs written by Greenwich/Barry. Only some traks like "Iko Iko" they used traditional African music for inspiration. They were produced by Leiber and Stoller
My Selected favourite tracks
1. People Say (Greenwich/Barry) Chapel of Love
2. You Should Have Seen the Way He Looked at Me (Barry Greenwich ) Single 1964
3. Chapel of Love ( Barry/Greenwich/Spector) Chapel of Love
4. Girls Can Tell (Greenwich/Barry ) Chapel of Love
5. Another Boy Like Mine (Greenwich/Barry ) Chapel of Love
6. That’s What the Kids Say ( Foley ) Single 1965
7. Gee The Moon is Shining Bright (Greenwich/Barry/Spector ) Chapel of Love
8. I’m Gonna Get You Yet (Johnson ) Chapel of Love
9. Love Aint so Bad After All (Johnson) Single 1966
10. Iko Iko (Barbara Hawkins, Rosa Hawkins, Joan Johnson ) Chapel of Love
11. Little Bell ( Greenwich/Barry ) single 1964
Best album:
3. Chapel of Love - Red Bird 1964
Tracks:
1. Chapel of Love / 2. Gee the Moon Is Shining Bright / 3. I'm Gonna Get You Yet / 4. Ain't That Nice / 5. Thank You Mama, Thank You Papa / 6. Another Boy Like Mine / 7. Gee Baby Gee / 8. Iko Iko / 9. Girls Can Tell / 9. All Grown Up / 10. People Say
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Number 10 - The Marvelettes
For number 10 I have decided on The Marvelettes. If not for anything else they deserve the spot for launching "Please Mr Postman", which the Beatles later gave an even better version of. They recorded on the Tamla label and the group is generally more Motown/R&B than what is usually considered girl-group music. Much like Martha and The Vandellas whom I choose to leave out. The Marvelettes had in the early years Gladys Catherine Horton in front with her charming raspy vocals
My Selected favourite tracks
1. Please Mr Postman ( Bert/Dobbins/Garrett) Please Mr Postman
2. Beechwood 4-5789 (Gaye/Stevenson/Gordy) Playboy
3. Too Hurt to Cry, Too Much in Love to Say Goodbye (Holland/Dozier/Holland) single 1963
4. Playboy (Holland/Bateman/Stevenson/Horton) Playboy
5. Strange I Know ( Holland/Dozier/Gorman ) single 1962
6. I’ll Keep Holding On (Stevenson/Hunter ) Single 1965
7. When You're Young and in Love ( McCoy) 1967
8. The Hunter Gets Captured by the Game (Robinson) single 1967
Compilation album album:
3. Please Mr Postman - Red Bird 1964
Tracks:
1. Angel / 2. I Want A Guy / 3. Please Mr. Postman / 4. So Long Baby / 5. I Know How It Feels / 6. Way Over There / 7. Happy Days /n 8. You Don't Want Me No More / 9. All The Love I Got / 10 Whisper / 11I Apologize
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Number 11 - The Cookies
Last place as number 11 goes to The Cookies; mostly because of Carole King's "Chains" which the Beatles also recorded. It only came to an EP and a good handful of singles in the period 1960-1967. Incidentally. The group recorded in the 1950s - out of this concept
My Selected favourite tracks
1. Chains ( King) Cookies EP
2. Will Power (King/Goffin) B-side 1963
3. I Want A Boy For My Birthday (Bradford) single 1963
4. Don't Say Nothin' Bad (King/Goffin) Single 1963
5. Softly in the Night (King/Goffin) B-side 1963
6. I Never Dreamed ( Titelman/Goffin) Single 1964
7. The Old Crowd (King/Goffin) B-side 1964
8. Wounded (Margo/Margo/Siegel/Medress) single 1967
9. I'm Into Something Good (King/Goffin) Earl Jean single 1964
10. We Love & Learn (King/Goffin) Earl Jean single 1964
11. Randy (King/Goffin) Earl Jean single 1964
12. They're Jealous of Me (King/Goffin) Earl Jean single 1964
Compilation album album:
3. Please Mr Postman - Red Bird 1964
Tracks:
1. Chains / 2. Don't Say Nothin' Bad (About My Baby) / 3. Girls Grow up Faster Than Boys / 4. Will Power / 5. The Old Crowd / 6. Stranger in My Arms / 7. Softly in the Night / 8. Foolish Little Girl / 9. I Want a Boy for My Birthday / 10. On Broadway / 11. Only to Other People / 12. I Never Dreamed / 13. Earl-Jean - I'm into Something Good / 14. Earl-Jean - We Love & Learn / 15. Earl-Jean - Randy / 16. Earl-Jean - They're Jealous of Me
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Summing Up
These were my chosen eleven. There will be contenders, and other groups that may deserve a place on the list. Perhaps some I have never heard about.
There a few names I would like to mention. Had Lesley Gore been in a group with a couple of harmony singers, they would have been high on the list. Her music fits perfectly into the concept; and of course, she has a great voice. Also Mamas & the Papas would have fitted in; but they had male singers too! Marianne Faithfull's early records could also match the concept. She did the best version I have of "Is This What I Get For Loving You Baby".
Essential Albums!
Original albums as listed and rated on “Rate Your Music” - March 27- 2023
16 The Ronettes - Presenting the Fabulous Ronettes - 1964
31 The Supremes - Where Did Our Love Go - 1964
70 The Supremes - A Go Go - 1966
88 The Shangri-Las - Shangri-Las 65 - 1965
106 The Shangri-Las - The Leader of the Pack - 1965
120 The Shirelles - Tonight's the Night - 1960
150 The Crystals - Twist Uptown - 1962
159 The Shirelles - Baby It's You - 1962
181 The Marvelettes - Please Mr Postman - 1961
201 The Supremes - Sing Holland Dozier Holland - 1967
208 The Chiffons - He's So Fine - 1963
239 The Supremes - We Remember Sam Cooke - 1965
255 The Marvelettes - Playboy - 1962
266 The Supremes - Meet The Supremes - 1962
272 The Dixie Cups - Chapel of Love - 1964
303 The Shirelles - Sing to Trumpets - 1961
322 The Shirelles - Give a Twist Party - 1962
333 Reparata and the Delrons - I'm Nobody's Baby Now - 1966
339 Reparata and the Delrons - Captain of Your Ship - 1968
343 The Supremes - I Hear a Symphony - 1966
394 The Marvelettes - Marvellous - 1963
419 Reparata and the Delrons - Whenever a Teenager Cries - 1964
431 The Supremes - Love Child - 1968
437 The Supremes - Merry Christmas - 1965
468 The Supremes - A Bit of Liverpool - 1964
471 The Shirelles - Foolish Little Girl - 1963
484 The Chiffons - One Fine Day - 1963
493 The Chiffons - Sweet Talking Guy - 1966
537 The Marvelettes - Sing - 1962
606 The Marvelettes - Sophisticated Soul - 1968
615 The Supremes - Sing Country Western & Pop - 1965
652 The Supremes - Reflections - 1968
668 The Supremes - Sing Rogers and Hart - 1967
727 The Supremes - With Temptations - 1968
792 Reparata and the Delrons - Saturday Night didn't Happen - 1968
892 The Shirelles - Hear Now - 1965
909 The Dixie Cups - Riding High - 1965
928 Reparata and the Delrons - Tommy - 1965
932 The Shirelles - Swing the Most - 1965
994 The Shirelles - It's a Mad Mad Mad World - 1963
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