Customer Reviews for Louie Louie: The Very Best of The Kingsmen
Louie Louie: The Very Best of The Kingsmen
Model: 06651213
SKU: 10765816
UPC: 090431562826
Track Listing: 1. Louie, Louie, 2. Money (That's What I Want), 3. Jolly Green Giant, 4. Little Latin Lupe Lu, 5. Death of an Angel, 6. Annie Fannie, 7. Climb, The, 8. Killer Joe, 9. Little Sally Tease, 10. Don't You Just Know It, 11. That's Cool, That's Trash, 12. Long Green, 13. Shout, 14. Mashed Potatoes - (live), 15. Little Green Thing - (live), 16. Shake a Tail Feather, 17. Mustang Sally, 18. I Like It Like That, 19. Twist and Shout, 20. Do You Love Me, 21. New Orleans, 22. Fever - (live), 23. Gimme Some Lovin', 24. Tall Cool One - (live), 25. Long Tall Texan - (live), 26. Night Train - (live)
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Customer Reviews for Louie Louie: The Very Best of The Kingsmen
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An Album Full of Time-Enduring Hits
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What's great about it: Almost a pefect album
The Portland, Ore. garage/frat band is pefectly profiled on this album, which contains memorable hit after memorable hit, most notably Louie,Louie".
This 1963 hit became a legend - and the legend still lives on.
Jack Ely's slurred lyrics created a controvesy about what "objectional" things were being said, causing it to be banned in Indiana. In late 1963 and early 1964, the song hit the #1 spot on Cashbox and continued to be ranked #2 on Billboard's Hot 100 (denied the top spot only by Bobby Vinton and the Singing Nun).
"Money (That's What I Want)" And "Little Latin Lupe Lu" are other top hits featured. But, of the 26 cuts on this album, there is not a "loser".
This is a "MUST PURCHASE"for any music lover !!!!!!!!!!
This 1963 hit became a legend - and the legend still lives on.
Jack Ely's slurred lyrics created a controvesy about what "objectional" things were being said, causing it to be banned in Indiana. In late 1963 and early 1964, the song hit the #1 spot on Cashbox and continued to be ranked #2 on Billboard's Hot 100 (denied the top spot only by Bobby Vinton and the Singing Nun).
"Money (That's What I Want)" And "Little Latin Lupe Lu" are other top hits featured. But, of the 26 cuts on this album, there is not a "loser".
This is a "MUST PURCHASE"for any music lover !!!!!!!!!!
I would recommend this to a friend!
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