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Those Oldies But Goodies

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Download links and information about Those Oldies But Goodies by Nino. This album was released in 1999 and it belongs to Rock, Pop, Teen Pop genres. It contains 13 tracks with total duration of 31:17 minutes.

Artist: Nino
Release date: 1999
Genre: Rock, Pop, Teen Pop
Tracks: 13
Duration: 31:17
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Tracks

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No. Title Length
1. Juke Box Saturday Night 2:38
2. Those Oldies But Goodies (Remind Me Of You) 2:48
3. Tonight (I'll Be Lonely) 2:25
4. Puppy Love 2:24
5. Two Purple Shadows In The Snow 2:12
6. You Make Me Wanna' Rock And Roll 2:24
7. Tell The World I Do 2:19
8. I Love Girls 2:27
9. I'm Confessin' (That I Love You) 2:20
10. Happy Guy 2:34
11. Franny, Franny 2:14
12. Don't Look Around 2:04
13. Darling I'll Love Only You 2:28

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The grammatical error that appears on Little Caesar & the Romans' original recording of "Those Oldies But Goodies (Reminds Me of You)" provided an opportunity for Nino & the Ebb Tides to correct the lyric on their competing version. Little Caesar & the Romans' version remains better known, but Nino & the Ebb Tides' rendition has sharper harmonies and, of course, lacks the bizarre diction of the former. Mainly a regional phenomenon, Nino and company managed to score a small national hit in 1961 with an update of Glenn Miller's "Jukebox Saturday Night" that rocks where Miller swings. Those Oldies But Goodies is a generous anthology that demonstrates, above all, the group's creativity in devising interesting and unusual vocal arrangements. They could mimic the Four Seasons on a song called "Four Seasons" and drop ear-catching stutters and whoops into songs like "Wished I Was Home" and "Franny" without ever sounding like a novelty group. "Automatic Reaction" is a remarkably fierce rocker that shows the group's willingness to grow and explore new styles as the '60s wore on, although the experiment was short-lived. The collection includes stacks of singles, acetates, and demos along with a handful of sides the group recorded with other artists, and concludes with a recent recording of Eric Clapton's "Wonderful Tonight" performed a cappella, proving that the group still has it.