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Colonization Artist: New Colony Six
Label: Sundazed Music Inc.
Category: Music


Average customer rating: 4.5 out of 5 stars
Media: Audio CD
Number Of Discs: 1


UPC: 090771602626
EAN: 0090771602626
ASIN: B000003GXN


Release Date: 1994-10-21

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Tracks:

  1. Love You So Much
  2. Let Me Love You
  3. Hello Lonely
  4. Warm Baby
  5. My Dreams Depend On You
  6. Elf Song (Ballad Of The Wingbat Marmaduke)
  7. I'm Here Now
  8. I'm Just Waitin' (Anticipatin' For Her To Show Up)
  9. You're Gonna Be Mine
  10. Woman
  11. Power Of Love
  12. Accept My Ring
  13. Mister You're A Better Man Than I
  14. Accept My Ring (Alt. Version)
  15. Rap-A-Tap

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Album Description

Chicago's New Colony Six originally emerged as a tough, British Invasion-styled outfit prominently featuring Farfisa organ and a novel (at the time) Lesley guitar. The rest of the '60s saw the band gradually abandoning their roots for middle-of-the-road pop with horns and strings. Now Sundazed brings you this release with the bonus tracks 'Accept My Ring' (alt. version) and 'Rap-A-Tap' (early version). Originally released in 1967, this is a 1994 reissue.

Customer Reviews:

3 out of 5 stars Slighly sap-omogenous.......2000-04-09

Either this group declined early, or the brains behind the song selection had sentimental leanings. A few too many sappy love songs for my taste. That being said, the first 4 songs are quintessential 60s garage rock -- some of the best I've ever heard. They justify the CD, and are the only cuts from their debut release. The only later gems are "Things I'd Like To Say", and especially "Barbara, I Love You". Both sappy tear-jerkers with lots of strings, but in a good way reminiscent of The Association, and as good as "Cherish" or any other 60s ballad.

5 out of 5 stars Greatest album ever and not just because its my Dad!.......2000-01-24

I feel constrained by the 1000 word review so I will be brief. I love to sit back and listen to the music of the sixties. This is one of my favorites.

5 out of 5 stars Great memories of Great Times !.......1999-06-18

The Blend of Harmony and styles comes through on each song. Mike Hutton kept a lot of Viet Nam in perspective for the 6/27th Arty. I hope He continued in the music business 'cause his talent is too great to be idle.

5 out of 5 stars

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