1963 & 64 were transition years in rock & roll. The British Invasion of America was underway, and this action-packed CD - with 29 original stereo hits, including 10 tracks from the UK- captures the international excitement of the times in breathtaking fidelity![!-twonewline -][!-]As if [!-bold -]73 minutes of music that includes 18 Top 10 hits and 20 stereo debuts[!-] isn't enough, here are a few more highlights [!-twonewline -][!-] For years, oldies collectors have yearned to hear the early mono hits by Jay & The Americans and The Seekers in stereo, and now they can on this great CD.[!-newline -][!-] Ditto for Bobby Rydell's orchestral masterpiece [!-bold -]Forget Him[!-] and the lovely [!-bold -]So Much In Love[!-] by The Tymes, both finally in stereo![!-newline -][!-] Early surf classics by the Beach Boys and also the late Dick Dale, the original surf guitar maestro, who thrills with his incredible performance of [!-bold -]Miserlou[!-] in w-i-d-e stereo![!-newline -][!-] British Invasion classics by The Animals and The Kinks freed from their narrow one-track existence.[!-newline -][!-] Contemporary TV fans will recognize the rare [!-bold -]Anyone Who Knows What Love Is[!-] by Irma Thomas as used in multiple episodes of InchBlack MirrorInch & many commercials.[!-newline -][!-] Fans of rare stereo girl-group hits will find the almost avant-garde [!-bold -]Egyptian Shumba[!-] by The Tammys, background singers on Lou Christie's top hits, to be an indispensable addition to their collection![!-newline -][!-] [!-bold -]For serious collectors[!-], finally here are the correct hit single versions of [!-bold -]I'll Be There[!-] by Gerry & The Pacemakers along with the iconic Heat Wave and The InchInInch Crowd![!-twonewline -][!-]Produced by collectors FOR collectors! We've meticulously compared all these great records to their original vinyl singles to match the exact speed