Chandeliers - Golden Oldies [CD]
Chandeliers - Golden Oldies [CD]
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The Chandeliers were active from 1954 until 1959, playing one-nighters and cabarets across the Kansas City region. "Blueberry Sweet" became a hit in their hometown and spread to St. Louis and New York. Presented here, along with the original 1958 single is their entire output from 1958 which includes the previously unreleased "Wild Cherry" and "Tender Love." These six tracks are highly sought after in Doo-Wop collector's circles and are considered true vocal group rarities. Newly re-mastered.
Tracklist:
- Blueberry Sweet
- Wild Cherry
- One More Step
- Dancing In The Congo
- Tender Love
- Dolly
UPC: 894231370922
Label: Essential Media Mod
Release Date: 8.8.12
Format: CD
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