The Olympics - Doin' the Hully Gully + Dance by the Light of the Moon (Bonus Track Version) (2016)

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Title: Doin' the Hully Gully + Dance by the Light of the Moon (Bonus Track Version)
Year Of Release: 2016
Label: Yeah Mama Records
Genre: R&B, Pop Rock, Doo-wop
Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
Total Time: 00:53:38
Total Size: 254 mb
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Tracklist

01. (Baby) Hully Gully
02. Big Boy Pete
03. Stay Away from Joe
04. The Slop
05. What'd I Say
06. Boo-Dee Green
07. Private Eye
08. Dodge City
09. Dance by the Light of the Moon
10. Workin' Hard
11. Big Chief Little Puss
12. Stay Where You Are
13. Peanut Butter (with the Marathons)
14. Little Pedro
15. I'll Never Fall in Love
16. Dooley
17. Shimmy Like Kate
18. The Stomp (Bonus Track)
19. Pony Time (Bonus Track)
20. Everybody Likes to Cha Cha Cha (Bonus Track)
21. Hoochie Coochie Coo (Bonus Track)
22. Party Pooper (Bonus Track)

The Olympics - Doin' the Hully Gully + Dance by the Light of the Moon (Bonus Track Version) (2016)


Based in L.A., The Olympics are arguably one of the most underrated R&B vocal groups of all time, and one of the few bands in rock & roll history to successfully straddle the line between music and comedy. With their humorous lyrics, funny voices, and up-tempo beats, the band’s style was reminiscent of The Coasters (although they had their own sound and were far from clones). That engaging and infectious combination made The Olympics one of the most consistently entertaining vocal groups ever. Few acts of the ‘50s and ‘60s could match the chilling excitement of The Olympics' R&B-rock recordings. This release features their first two original LPs, which were recorded for the Arvee label between 1959 and 1960: Doin’ the Hully Gully and Dance by the Light of the Moon.
These two essential albums have been packaged together in this very special collector’s edition, which also includes 5 bonus tracks from the same period. All of these great songs – most of them penned by the team of Fred Smith and Cliff Goldsmith – were propelled by the strong performances of the vocal-harmony quartet, often with funny recurring lines produced/repeated by the bass voice, and fairly simple arrangements that relied heavily on strong rhythms. There's no better proof of The Olympics’ talents than these funny, energetic and sensational recordings.

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