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*5058 $aInnhold CD 1: Will you be my love / The Four J's I'll never know / The Chantells with The Aqua Lads ; My fault / The Passionetts ; I gotta know / The Tonettes ; I wanna be a winner / Vickie & The Van Dykes ; A love of mine / The Vandelettes ; I'll say yes / The Devilettes ; Searching for my man / Dot and The Velvelettes ; Help me somebody / The Chapells ; Same old sweet lovin' / The Devotions ; My lover / The Hill Sisters ; Find somebody new / The Soulettes ; I don't believe / The Mellow Dawns ; Never gonna cry / The Cineemas ; Dum, dum, de dip / Judi & The Affections ; Come go with me / The Para-Monts ; Melvin / The Belles ; I believe (the man loves me) / The Petites ; Fall in love again / The Voices ; Unlucky in love / Charles Pikes and the Scholars ; Broken heart / The Contessas ; I won't cry / The Shades ; Where is love / The Monzas ; Thank you baby / Toni & The Hearts ; From one fool to another / The Dreamliners ; Baby be good (while I'm gone) / The Rayons ; Teenage dropout / Paulette & The Cupids ; Laughing on the outside / Bernadette Carroll
*5058 $aInnhold CD 2: You're acting kind of strange / The Chapells ; Oh my sweet love / The Hill Sisters ; Never change our love / Toni & The Hearts ; I'm leaving you / The Devilettes ; Don't look / The Chantells with The Aqua Lads ; Baby I'm crying / Vickie & The Van Dykes ; He'll wait on me / Paulette & The Cupids ; The lonely fool / The Dreamliners ; Lonely girl / The Petites ; My plea / The Passionetts ; My heart can feel the pain / The Tonettes ; I don't want to lose you / The Para-Monts ; For as long as you want me / Dotty McCullum ; Tell me not to hurt / The Shades ; Ain't it the truth / The Monzas ; Forever is a long, long time / The Voices ; You confuse me baby / The Rayons ; He's all mine / The Vandelettes ; Devil's gotten into my baby / The Devotions ; Come back / The Belles ; I'm sorry baby / The Mellow Dawns ; A crush on you / The Cineemas ; Gimme gimme / The Contessas ; What do you do / Charles Pikes and the Scholars ; The nursery / The Four J's ; It's alright / The Soulettes ; Ain't gonna hurt my pride / Judi & The Affections ; The humpty-dump / Bernadette Carroll
*5110 $aCharles Pikes; Bernadette Carroll; Dotty McCullum; Four J's (Musical group),; Chantells (Musical group),; Aqua Lads (Musical group),; Passionetts (Musical group),; Tonettes (Musical group),; Vickie & The Van Dykes (Musical group),; Van Dykes (Musical group),; Vandelettes (Musical group),; Devilettes (Musical group),; Dot and The Velvelettes (Musical group),; Velvelettes,; Chapells (Musical group),; Devotions (Musical group),; Hill Sisters (Musical group),; Soulettes (Musical group),; Mellow Dawns (Musical group),; Cineemas (Musical group),; Affections (Musical group),; Para-Monts (Musical group),; Belles (Musical group),; Petites (Musical group),; Voices (Musical group),; Charles Pikes and the Scholars,; Scholars (Musical group),; Contessas (Musical group),; Shades (Musical group),; Monzas (Musical group),; Toni & The Hearts,; Hearts (Musical group),; Dreamliners (Musical group),; Rayons (Musical group),; Paulette & The Cupids,; Cupids (Musical group),; Judi & The Affections,
*5208 $aThere have been innumerable collections of classic girl groups that range from the hits to the most obscure artists; unsurprisingly, the Numero Group's entry leans exclusively toward the latter. Basement Beehive: The Girl Group Underground is a two-disc set that uncovers 56 songs recorded all across America during the pre-psychedelic '60s. Unlike a lot of girl group sets that lean on novelty or focus on a certain label or sound, Basement Beehive takes a wide-angle approach that pulls in all manner of variations on the basic template while only spotlighting groups that deliver strong songs sung by powerful voices. There are songs with the tough, melodramatic sound of the Shangri-Las, some swinging R&B-influenced tracks (like the Rayons' funky "You Confuse Me Baby"), a few that lean toward Motown and Northern soul, and even a handful that could have been hits if the breaks had gone their way. The Voices' super-catchy "Fall in Love Again" is one example; the Monzas' insistent lament "Ain't It the Truth" is another. Add in a couple garage rock tracks, including the Belles' "Melvin" (a take on Them's "Gloria"), quite a few swooning ballads, some prerequisite novelty tracks (the infectious "Dum, Dum, De Dip" by Judi & the Affections), and a couple songs that strain at the genre's limitations, like the really weird "I Wanna Be a Winner" by the very over-the-top Vickie & the Van Dykes, and the result is an impressive slice that covers the breadth of the girl group sound. The only downside to the collection is that the second disc leans heavily on ballads -- though most of them are really good, especially the Passionettes' heartbreaking "My Pleas" and the Shades' dramatic weeper "Tell Me Not to Hurt." It's also too bad that the second disc repeats the same bands that are on the first disc; the gems the team at Numero dug up are so golden that one wishes they had found even more singers and groups to spotlight. Those (very) minor issues aside, Basement Beehive is a very strong compilation that stacks up at least half a beehive higher than the usual girl group fare. Along with the overall high quality of the songs and the women who sing them, the package is put together with the usual Numero flair, the sound is clean and crisp, and the essays for each group are enlightening. It's good enough that one starts wishing for the next volume as soon as the last song begins to fade, and there's no higher compliment for an archival collection.
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