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Hard to Find 45s on CD, Volume 10: 1960-1965
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Binding: Audio CD
EAN: 0730531152823
Label: Eric Records
Manufacturer: Eric Records
MPN: 11528
Number Of Discs: 1
Publisher: Eric Records
Release Date: April 17, 2007
Studio: Eric Records
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Editorial Review:
"Hard To Find 45s on CD Volume 10 (1960-1965)" also features the trademark formula of charted hits not commonly found on other CDs and even more CD debuts. Almost a full hour of music that includes 24 carefully chosen rock'n'roll songs from the early 60s, 18 of which made the Top 30. Many rarities plus more than 10 hits never before on CD. Superbly remastered for highest quality sound. Includes a 12 page booklet with detailed biographies of all the artists. No real oldies collection is complete without these "Hard To Find 45s"!
Highlights include STEREO CD debuts of "She's About A Mover" by the Sir Douglas Quintet, "There She Goes" by Jerry Wallace, "Roses Are Red (My Love)" by the You-Know-Who Group and "One Has My Name" by Barry Young. Also "Take Good Care of Her" by Adam Wade & "Mission Bell" by Donnie Brooks (both CD debuts of the original single versions).
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating: - Good to Have
Like the rest of this series it's good to have some of these songs and to hear them for the first time in years, especially since the number of oldies stations is steadily shrinking or playing newer decades. There are fewer of us still interested in the music from our formative years I guess. Anyway, as always the quality of these songs as transferred to cd is amazing and the selection is interesting. This volume is not the best of the series but the inclusion of songs like "If You Gotta Make a Fool ... Read More
Rating:  - Not Hard to find oldies
It looks like the producer of this series just selects what's made available to him by the record companies and releases it hoping it will sell. Almost every cut has been available for several years on other compilations. All the songs are great, but at least one or two "hard to find" selections should have been added. As a collector, if you don't have these selections it's a great CD to have.
Rating: - Hard to Find 45's Series
Though this series is more expensive than other collections in the same era, it does do a great job of fitting obscurities that are unavailble elsewhere.
Rating:  - Fantastic 45's
If Dick Bartley is on the other end of compiling oldies, you can't go wrong. He knows his business. This review covers 61-64, sixties pop classics, More sixties Classics, 1960-1965 and Rock and Roll Oldies.(One Hit Wonders)No mistaking the original sounds of those wonderful hits that are so hard to find.
Rating:  - Searching for the obscure
As a series, these discs are uneven. The songs have all charted which means some of us out there have heard a large number of them, if only seldomly, as we grew up. There are some more obscure songs as well as ones already out there on CD.
What hurts this disc and others in the collection is how weak some of the selections are. Songs such as the truly abysmal "Enamorado" by Keith Colley and "Ruby Duby Du" by Tobin Matthews deserve to be obscure forever. The people at Eric should take guidance from ... Read More
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