"GO, JOHNNY GO" SOUNDTRACK Vinyl LP Star JN 5705 ALAN FREED CHUCK BERRY VG++
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"Go, Johnny Go!" soundtrack A Hal Roach Production Vinyl LP on Reel'N Rock Star JN 5705
Vinyl : Almost New Looking VG++ Cover: small piece of tape on middle of spine,not because of a split. otherwise almost new looking VG++
We grade using the Goldmine Standard and DEEP CLEAN all of our open albums using the VMI method. Thanks for looking.
Disc-jockey Alan Freed made several rock & roll movies in the '50s, all featuring great music, neglible plots, and wooden acting. This one features the best of all three, with top-notch performances from Chuck Berry, the Flamingos, Eddie Cochran, and Ritchie Valens, corny dialog from all the participants, and just enough of a plot not to get in the way of what's really important. This is some of the best rock & roll ever committed to nitrate film stock.
Jimmy Clanton ~ My Love Is StrongJimmy Clanton & Sandy Stewart ~ Once Again
Jimmy Clanton ~ Angel Face
Jackie Wilson ~ You’d Better Know It
Chuck Berry ~ Go, Johnny, Go
The Cadillacs ~ Jay Walker
The Flamingo’s ~ Jump Children
Sandy Stewart ~ Heavenly Father
Chuck Berry ~ Memphis Tennessee
Jimmy Clanton ~ Ship On A Stormy Sea
Eddie Cochran ~ Teenage Heaven
Sandy Stewart ~ Playmates
Ritchie Valens ~ Oh! My Head
Harvey Of The Moonglows ~ Don’t Be Afraid To Love
Chuck Berry ~ Little Queenie
The Cadillacs ~ Please Mr. Johnson
Jo Ann Campbell ~ Mama, Can I Go Out
Jimmy Clanton ~ It Takes A Long, Long Time
Jimmy Clanton ~ Now The Day Is Over
Disc-jockey Alan Freed made several rock & roll movies in the '50s, all featuring great music, neglible plots, and wooden acting. This one features the best of all three, with top-notch performances from Chuck Berry, the Flamingos, Eddie Cochran, and Ritchie Valens, corny dialog from all the participants, and just enough of a plot not to get in the way of what's really important. This is some of the best rock & roll ever committed to nitrate film stock.
Jimmy Clanton ~ My Love Is Strong
Jimmy Clanton & Sandy Stewart ~ Once Again
Jimmy Clanton ~ Angel Face
Jackie Wilson ~ You’d Better Know It
Chuck Berry ~ Go, Johnny, Go
The Cadillacs ~ Jay Walker
The Flamingo’s ~ Jump Children
Sandy Stewart ~ Heavenly Father
Chuck Berry ~ Memphis Tennessee
Jimmy Clanton ~ Ship On A Stormy Sea
Eddie Cochran ~ Teenage Heaven
Sandy Stewart ~ Playmates
Ritchie Valens ~ Oh! My Head
Harvey Of The Moonglows ~ Don’t Be Afraid To Love
Chuck Berry ~ Little Queenie
The Cadillacs ~ Please Mr. Johnson
Jo Ann Campbell ~ Mama, Can I Go Out
Jimmy Clanton ~ It
Disc-jockey Alan Freed made several rock & roll movies in the '50s, all featuring great music, neglible plots, and wooden acting. This one features the best of all three, with top-notch performances from Chuck Berry, the Flamingos, Eddie Cochran, and Ritchie Valens, corny dialog from all the participants, and just enough of a plot not to get in the way of what's really important. This is some of the best rock & roll ever committed to nitrate film stock.
Jimmy Clanton ~ My Love Is Strong
Jimmy Clanton & Sandy Stewart ~ Once Again
Jimmy Clanton ~ Angel Face
Jackie Wilson ~ You’d Better Know It
Chuck Berry ~ Go, Johnny, Go
The Cadillacs ~ Jay Walker
The Flamingo’s ~ Jump Children
Sandy Stewart ~ Heavenly Father
Chuck Berry ~ Memphis Tennessee
Jimmy Clanton ~ Ship On A Stormy Sea
Eddie Cochran ~ Teenage Heaven
Sandy Stewart ~ Playmates
Ritchie Valens ~ Oh! My Head
Harvey Of The Moonglows ~ Don’t Be Afraid To Love
Chuck Berry ~ Little Queenie
The Cadillacs ~ Please Mr. Johnson
Jo Ann Campbell ~ Mama, Can I Go Out
Jimmy Clanton ~ It Takes A Long, Long Time
Jimmy Clanton ~ Now The Day Is Over
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