Papasito - Gasolina - COMPACT DISCS [CD]

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Formed in New Rochelle, New York in the early 1960s, The Cordials made their first appearance at New Rochelle High School in 1963. On the same bill were the soon to be famous Four Seasons. Before that night, the members of the group were split up into two different groups know as Denny and The Aragons, and The Cordials. Eventually, five of the boys from both groups formed one group and retained the name The Cordials - consisting of Dennis Lane (lead vocals), Jimmy McSweeney (2nd tenor), Charlie Balascio (bass), Kenny Wessel (baritone) and Bob Stewart (high tenor). Their first recorded single entitled InchOh How I Love HerInch b/w InchYou Can't Believe in Love,Inch was released in 1965 on Liberty Records. This recording was done in the Sta-Phillips studio in the Americana hotel on Broadway in Manhattan. This was the same studio that the Four Seasons did all their recording in. Neil Levenson, who wrote InchOh, How I Love HerInch for The Cordials, also wrote the hit song InchDeniseInch for Randy and the Rainbows. Before cutting their first record, The Cordials won second prize in a contest at the famed Apollo Theatre. In 1967, The Cordials recorded their first full-length album entitled InchAcappella Blue-Eyed SoulInch for the Catamount Records tag, which was well received and met with much critical acclaim at the time. Today, that album is considered an acappella classic. The group eventually disbanded in the late 1960s, due to some of it's members being drafted during the Vietnam war. Their classic album is presented here newly remastered for this exclusive . . Album Tracks 1. My Love for You 2. I'm on the Outside 3. Island of Love 4. Steal Away 5. Duke of Earl 6. Love No One But You 7. Everybody Says 8. When You're Young and in Love 9. I Do 10. If I Should Lose You 11. I Laughed 12. Tear Drops 13. So Much in Love 14. Traveling Stranger

The exotic Trinidadian chanteuse set the clubs on fire with her version of Kevin Lyttle's smash hit. Featuring a Dancehall and Reggaeton remix. Album Tracks 1. Turn Me on - Trini 2. Turn Me on - Trini 3. Turn Me on - Trini