Various Artists - Talking On The Telephone / Various - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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2020 collection. Telephones have been part of our lives for over a hundred years. Like automobiles, which appeared at roughly the same time, telephones had a massive impact on how we live from the very start. Not surprisingly, people sang about telephones almost as quickly as the devices appeared. Previous 'Talkin' on the Telephone' collections have focused on hillbilly and R&B music. This long-awaited collection brings together Telephone Songs from the early days of rock & roll and teen pop music. Teenagers were becoming a force in the music business during the 1950s and rock & roll gave them a chance to sing about their newfound freedom. Talking on the telephone offered teenagers independence from parental oversight, and the birth of rock and roll gave them a chance to sing about it. This collection brings together some extremely rare and long-forgotten songs about what telephones meant to teenagers. Some of these artists, like Paul Anka, Brenda Lee and Chuck Berry, remain well-known today, nearly 70 years after they made these records. Others, like Lew Williams, Johnny Fallin and Bill Woods, have faded into near-total obscurity. Album Tracks 1. Chantilly Lace - the Big Bopper 2. If a Man Answers - Bobby Darin 3. Bigelow 6-200 - Brenda Lee 4. Memphis, Tennessee - Chuck Berry 5. Don't Hang Up - the Orlons 6. Operator - Johnny Burnette 7. Can't Get You on the Phone - Mickey & Sylvia 8. Phone Call - Billy Fury 9. The Telephone Game - Claudine Clark 10. Hello - the Nutmegs 11. Buzz Buzz a Diddle It - Freddy Cannon 12. Bopper 486 009 - Donna Damron 13. Tenneager's Talkin' on the Phone - Lew Williams 14. Your Line Was Busy - Big Bob 15. Just Thought I'd Call - Carl Perkins 16. Got to Call That Number - Bobby Mitchell 17. I Just Called Up to Say Goodbye - Johnny Burnette 18. Hello, Helo Baby - Jerry Lee Lewis 19. Come on - Chuc
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- GenreRockDescription2020 collection. Telephones have been part of our lives for over a hundred years. Like automobiles, which appeared at roughly the same time, telephones had a massive impact on how we live from the very start. Not surprisingly, people sang about telephones almost as quickly as the devices appeared. Previous 'Talkin' on the Telephone' collections have focused on hillbilly and R&B music. This long-awaited collection brings together Telephone Songs from the early days of rock & roll and teen pop music. Teenagers were becoming a force in the music business during the 1950s and rock & roll gave them a chance to sing about their newfound freedom. Talking on the telephone offered teenagers independence from parental oversight, and the birth of rock and roll gave them a chance to sing about it. This collection brings together some extremely rare and long-forgotten songs about what telephones meant to teenagers. Some of these artists, like Paul Anka, Brenda Lee and Chuck Berry, remain well-known today, nearly 70 years after they made these records. Others, like Lew Williams, Johnny Fallin and Bill Woods, have faded into near-total obscurity. Album Tracks 1. Chantilly Lace - the Big Bopper 2. If a Man Answers - Bobby Darin 3. Bigelow 6-200 - Brenda Lee 4. Memphis, Tennessee - Chuck Berry 5. Don't Hang Up - the Orlons 6. Operator - Johnny Burnette 7. Can't Get You on the Phone - Mickey & Sylvia 8. Phone Call - Billy Fury 9. The Telephone Game - Claudine Clark 10. Hello - the Nutmegs 11. Buzz Buzz a Diddle It - Freddy Cannon 12. Bopper 486 009 - Donna Damron 13. Tenneager's Talkin' on the Phone - Lew Williams 14. Your Line Was Busy - Big Bob 15. Just Thought I'd Call - Carl Perkins 16. Got to Call That Number - Bobby Mitchell 17. I Just Called Up to Say Goodbye - Johnny Burnette 18. Hello, Helo Baby - Jerry Lee Lewis 19. Come on - ChucArtistVarious ArtistsTitleTalking On The Telephone / VariousFormatCDLabelBear Family
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