Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. Baby Please Don't Go - Troyce Key
2. Sunset Strip - Don Ralke
3. Like, I Love You - Edd Byrnes
4. Sixteen Reasons - Connie Stevens
5. Apache - Jorgen Ingmann
6. Angel On My Shoulder - Shelby Flint
7. Al Di La - Emilio Pericoli
8. Johnny Get Angry - Joanie Sommers
9. Comin' Home Baby - Mel Torme
10. I Wonder What She's Doing Tonight - Barry And The Tamerlanes
11. Let's Go - The Routers
12. He's A Doll - THE HONEYS
13. Out Of Limits - The Marketts
14. Farmer John - The Premiers
15. Little Miss Sad - The Addrisi Brothers
16. It Was Very Good Year - The Modern Folk Quartet
17. Don't Be Long - The Beefeaters
18. Please Let Me Love You - The Beefeaters
19. One Too Many Mornings (Version 1) - The Association
20. Forty Times - The Association

Disc 2:

1. Cast Your Fate To The Wind - Shelby Flint
2. One Too Many Mornings - The Beau Brummels
3. Good Good Lovin' - The Blossoms
4. Sit Down I Think I Love You - The Mojo Men
5. Looking At A Baby - The Collectors
6. I'm Gone - The Magic Mushrooms
7. Next Plane To London - Rose Garden
8. Pata Pata - Miriam Makeba
9. Here's To You - Hamilton Camp
10. 1941 - Tom Northcott
11. Tip-Toe Thru' The Tulips With Me - Tiny Tim
12. Lady Madonna - Fats Domino
13. This Wheel's On Fire - Hamilton Camp
14. Morning Girl - The Neon Philharmonic
15. Apricot Brandy - Rhinoceros
16. Motherless Child - Sweetwater
17. Go Back - Crabby Appleton
18. Just About The Same - The Assocation
19. Freedom Blues - Little Richard
20. Don't Try To Lay No Boogie-Woogie On The King Of Rock 'N' Roll - Long John Baldry

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #47911 in Music
• Released on: 2001-11-06
• Number of discs: 2
• Format: Compilation
• Dimensions: .22 pounds

Album Description
Hey, collectors-follow us on an amazing 2 CD journey through the dim recesses of the Warner-Elektra-Atlantic vaults and their associated (Valiant, Reprise, Atco) labels, as we bring you 40 tracks from the '60s that you just won't believe are all in one place on one collection! Compiled and annotated by the august Bob Hyde, Buried Treasure starts in 1958 with the seventh record Warner Bros. ever made, Troyce Key's rockabilly classic Baby Please Don't Go, and deals one rare gem after another in chronological order in stereo whenever possible (with some few surprises as well)! This even includes the impossible to find Long John Baldrey's Don't Try To Lay No Boogie-Woogie On The King Of Rock & Roll. 2 CD's in a slimline jewelbox.