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1959: A Time to Remember, 20 Original Chart Hits,Various Artists

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Various Artists
Released 1998

The World Outside
02:47
5 plays

What Do You Want
01:37
29 plays

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02:16
256 plays

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songs

- 1
- It's Late
- 01:59
- 0 plays

- 2
- What Do You Want
- 01:37
- 29 plays

- 3
- Side Saddle
- 01:54
- 12 plays

- 4
- C'mon Everybody
- 01:55
- 10 plays

- 5
- Red River Rock
- 02:11
- 18 plays

- 6
- Why Should I Be So Lonely
- 02:35
- 0 plays

- 7
- Be My Guest
- 02:01
- 1 plays

- 8
- Seven Little Girls Sitting in the Back Seat
- 02:14
- 121 plays

- 9
- We Got Love
- 02:09
- 1 plays

- 10
- Guitar Boogie Shuffle
- 02:16
- 256 plays

- 11
- The World Outside
- 02:47
- 5 plays

- 12
- Come Softly to Me
- 02:24
- 2 plays

- 14
- Goodbye Jimmy, Goodbye
- 02:47
- 21 plays

- 15
- A Pub With No Beer
- 02:59
- 112 plays

- 17
- Little Donkey
- 03:33
- 142 plays

- 18
- Please Don't Touch
- 01:50
- 15 plays

- 19
- You Made Me Love You
- 02:55
- 0 plays

- 20
- Only Sixteen
- 02:11
- 195 plays

album review

1959: A Time to Remember is a fun and strange collection of British chart hits from the year 1959. The music is a mix of rockers like Eddie Cochran ("C'mon Everybody"), Fats Domino ("Be My Guest"), Rick Nelson ("It's Late"), and Johnny Kidd & the Pirates (the mighty "Please Don't Touch"); old-school pop like Nat King Cole and Gracie Fields; new-school pop like the Fleetwoods' ("Come Softly to Me"), D Adam Faith ("What Do You Want"), and Alma Coogan ("We Got Love"); as well as the odd novelty song by the likes of Slim Dusty ("A Pub With No Beer") and Russ Conway ("Side Saddle"). The styles don't mesh together very well, making the record kind of difficult to listen to, but as a snapshot of the year, it works. Music fans with very catholic tastes will find it quite enjoyable. ~ Tim Sendra, All Music Guide