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Track List
01) Sherry
02) Big Girls Don't Cry
03) Walk Like a Man
04) Ain't That a Shame
05) Rag Doll
06) Dawn (Go Away)
07) Silence Is Golden
08) Let's Hang On
09) Working My Way Back to You
10) Who Loves You
11) Opus 17 (Don't You Worry About Me)
12) I've Got You Under My Skin
13) Can't Take My Eyes Off You
14) The Night
15) My Eyes Adored You
16) You're Ready Now
17) Swearin' to God
18) December, 1963 (Oh, What a Night)
19) Silver Star
20) Fallen Angel
21) We Can Work It Out
22) The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine (Anymore)
23) Down the Hall
24) Grease
01) Sherry
02) Big Girls Don't Cry
03) Walk Like a Man
04) Ain't That a Shame
05) Rag Doll
06) Dawn (Go Away)
07) Silence Is Golden
08) Let's Hang On
09) Working My Way Back to You
10) Who Loves You
11) Opus 17 (Don't You Worry About Me)
12) I've Got You Under My Skin
13) Can't Take My Eyes Off You
14) The Night
15) My Eyes Adored You
16) You're Ready Now
17) Swearin' to God
18) December, 1963 (Oh, What a Night)
19) Silver Star
20) Fallen Angel
21) We Can Work It Out
22) The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine (Anymore)
23) Down the Hall
24) Grease
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First Released
1992
Rock
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The Four Seasons are often overlooked when lists of important bands of the 1960s are made. That really shouldn't be the case. With Frankie Valli's amazing bray of a voice backed by the solid harmonies of the other Three Seasons singing simple, powerful songs with great hooks and lots of musical surprises, they were really quite special. And Bob Crewe knew how to produce records that sounded great on car radios: the drums snap, the guitars crunch, and the voices jump out of the mix. The Four Seasons had a lot of really big hit songs: "Sherry," "Big Girls Don't Cry," "Dawn (Go Away)," and "Working My Way Back to You." This compilation rounds up all their chart smashes from their original incarnation in the 1960s plus two tracks ("Who Loves You" and the disco-fied "December, 1963 ") from the mid-'70s. One could question the inclusion of solo tracks by Frankie Valli on a Four Seasons compilation. "Can't Take My Eyes Off You," "My Eyes Adored You," "Swearin' to God," and "Grease" are all fine songs and hits as well, but sound out of place, as his solo style is nothing like the classic Four Seasons sound. It seems like a disservice to the group. Surely Rhino could have found a few more Four Seasons tunes to round out the disc -- maybe a song from their weird concept album, The Genuine Imitation Life Gazette, or the should-have-been-a-smash "Silence Is Golden." Ignoring all that, this is still the best single-disc Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons compilation on the market (since Rhino has deleted their superior Anthology, which had more tracks and only one Frankie Valli solo number) and could easily be recommended to the casual fan.
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The Four Seasons are often overlooked when lists of important bands of the 1960s are made. That really shouldn't be the case. With Frankie Valli's amazing bray of a voice backed by the solid harmonies of the other Three Seasons singing simple, powerful songs with great hooks and lots of musical surprises, they were really quite special. And Bob Crewe knew how to produce records that sounded great on car radios: the drums snap, the guitars crunch, and the voices jump out of the mix. The Four Seasons had a lot of really big hit songs: "Sherry," "Big Girls Don't Cry," "Dawn (Go Away)," and "Working My Way Back to You." This compilation rounds up all their chart smashes from their original incarnation in the 1960s plus two tracks ("Who Loves You" and the disco-fied "December, 1963 ") from the mid-'70s. One could question the inclusion of solo tracks by Frankie Valli on a Four Seasons compilation. "Can't Take My Eyes Off You," "My Eyes Adored You," "Swearin' to God," and "Grease" are all fine songs and hits as well, but sound out of place, as his solo style is nothing like the classic Four Seasons sound. It seems like a disservice to the group. Surely Rhino could have found a few more Four Seasons tunes to round out the disc -- maybe a song from their weird concept album, The Genuine Imitation Life Gazette, or the should-have-been-a-smash "Silence Is Golden." Ignoring all that, this is still the best single-disc Frankie Valli & the Four Seasons compilation on the market (since Rhino has deleted their superior Anthology, which had more tracks and only one Frankie Valli solo number) and could easily be recommended to the casual fan.
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