Chordettes: Fabulous
Chordettes: Fabulous
Format: CD
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Artist: Chordettes
Label: Ace Records UK
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 029667790529
Genre: Vocal
The Chordettes were one of the most successful female groups of the vintage era. After their selection, in 1949, for the Arthur Godfrey talent program, they recorded a series of albums, first for Columbia, and then for Cadence. "The Fabulous Chordettes" is a selection from this later period ('54-'61), and includes their first big hit, "Mr. Sandman,", "Lollipops," "Just Between You And Me," and nine others (accompanied, but reticently). Their vocal style and arrangements, though not strictly vertical, were definitely influenced by barbershop theory. Many of the cuts are mono - the digital master was transferred from the original analog recordings.
Tracks:
1.1 Lollipop
1.2 Born to Be with You
1.3 Eddie My Love
1.4 Wedding
1.5 Mister Sandman
1.6 Teenage Goodnight
1.7 Just Between You and Me
1.8 Soft Sands
1.9 Zorro
1.10 No Other Arms, No Other Lips
1.11 Lay Down Your Arms
1.12 Never on Sunday
