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Greatest Rock and Roll Songs
Pop · 2005 · 12 tracks · 29m

Greatest Rock and Roll Songs

High-fidelity stereo re-recordings of mid-century rock and roll essentials. Gravelly, powerhouse vocals meeting polished Nashville arrangements and holiday warmth.

March 29, 2005 · Curb Records

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A vibrant, high-fidelity celebration of mid-century rock and roll and sentimental pop.

Tracklist · 12 Tracks · 29m
01
Sweet Nothings (re‐recorded in stereo)
2:37
02
I’m Sorry (re‐recorded in stereo)
2:39
03
Dum Dum (re‐recorded in stereo)
2:33
04
Emotions (re‐recorded in stereo)
2:46
05
All Alone Am I (re‐recorded in stereo)
2:48
06
Break It to Me Gently (re‐recorded in stereo)
2:33
07
Comin’ On Strong (re‐recorded in stereo)
2:08
08
If You Love Me (re‐recorded in stereo)
2:42
09
That’s All You Gotta Do (re‐recorded in stereo)
2:35
10
Dynamite (re‐recorded in stereo)
2:08
11
Jingle Bell Rock (re‐recorded in stereo)
2:14
12
Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree (re‐recorded in stereo)
2:04
Moments Worth Listening For
The sharp, explosive vocal grit on the opening line of Dynamite that justifies her nickname.
The way the backing harmonies swell to meet her soaring heartbreak on the chorus of I'm Sorry.
The iconic, bouncy guitar lick that introduces Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree.

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