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- Girl Group Greats
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Various Artists
Released 2001

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songs

- 1
- (Love Is Like A) Heat Wave
- 02:46
- 634 plays

- 2
- The Loco-Motion
- 02:26
- 7,150 plays

- 3
- It's My Party
- 02:21
- 4,654 plays

- 4
- Leader of the Pack
- 02:54
- 504 plays

- 5
- He's So Fine
- 01:53
- 547 plays

- 6
- Please Mr. Postman
- 02:28
- 15,311 plays

- 7
- I Will Follow Him
- 02:34
- 881 plays

- 8
- Tell Him
- 02:36
- 2,816 plays

- 9
- Chapel of Love
- 02:48
- 1,021 plays

- 10
- Don't Say Nothin' Bad (About My Baby)
- 02:44
- 597 plays

- 11
- Easier Said Than Done
- 02:09
- 1,749 plays

- 12
- My Boyfriend's Back
- 02:10
- 12,644 plays

- 13
- The Shoop Shoop Song (It's in His Kiss)
- 02:16
- 16,376 plays

- 14
- Where Did Our Love Go
- 02:34
- 319 plays

- 15
- The Boy from New York City
- 03:08
- 986 plays

- 16
- Will You Love Me Tomorrow
- 02:43
- 491 plays

- 17
- Sally, Go 'Round the Roses
- 03:00
- 369 plays

- 18
- Johnny Get Angry
- 02:34
- 1,181 plays

- 19
- A Lover's Concerto
- 02:41
- 3,740 plays

- 20
- Party Lights
- 02:24
- 1,204 plays

album review

There are two ways of looking at Rhino's Girl Group Greats. First, you could argue that it's unnecessary, since every one of its 20 cuts is known (and probably owned) by girl group collectors. Second, you could argue that it's absolutely necessary, since every one of its 20 tracks forms the essential foundation for a girl group collection. And that's probably the best way to view the collection, since it summarizes all the girl group hits from the early '60s, including cuts from Motown and solo cuts that fit the musical definition, even if they aren't by groups. So, this turns out to be a nearly impeccable collection of early-'60s pop, as not one of these 20 songs could qualify as anything less than indispensible (with the possible exception of Joanie Sommers' "Johnny Get Angry," which still stands as a great artifact of its times). Ultimately, this isn't an album for collectors, but rather something for a listener wanting an immediate immersion into the best of girl groups, and this functions flawlessly. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide