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Track Listings
| 1. Ring-A-My-Phone | |||
| 2. Chimes Of Arcady | |||
| 3. Buzzin | |||
| 4. Cry,Cry Baby | |||
| 5. Mister Dee-Jay | |||
| 6. Tell Him No | |||
| 7. (Seven Little Girls) Sitting On The Back Seat | |||
| 8. Sitting On The Sidewalk | |||
| 9. My Mother's Eyes | |||
| 10. You've Got What It Takes | |||
| 11. Someone Loves You Joe | |||
| 12. Tintarella Di Luna (Magic Colour Of The Moonlight) | |||
| 13. Two-Some | |||
| 14. Down South | |||
| 15. London My Home Town | |||
| 16. I Want That Boy | |||
| 17. Sticks And Stones | |||
| 18. The Secret Of My Success | |||
| 19. Gonna Get Burned | |||
| 20. Gonna Give Him Some Love | |||
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· The Lana Sisters made all girl commercial harmony pop singles for Fontana during the late 1950's.
· Formed by Ris Chantelle, they were joined in 1958 by Mary Isabel Catherine Bernadette O'Brien. Later the artist known as Dusty Springfield.
· They came closest to a hit with their version of Seven Little Girls, appeared on TV's `Drumbeat', and produced 7 singles in all. The NME in 1960 reviewed their Someone Loves You Joe as "a lively rocker that moves along at a fair old pace with guitars twanging all around. There's lots of echo and the girls put over the number with plenty of punch".
· This is a first time reissue for all of the singles and an early part of the Dusty Springfield story. The release falls into place in front of RPM's previous successful reissue of The Springfields (Retro D 820).
· As a bonus we have five singles by The Chantelles, the follow up Brit girl trio Ris Chantelle lead after Miss O'Briens departure. Their media launch was in the film `Dateline Diamonds' alongside Kiki Dee. As with the film they had a strong connection with Radio London and London My Home Town was a regularly played and fondly remembered theme song which came out of a Radio London jingle.
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1-Ring-A-My-Phone 2-Chimes Of Arcady 3-Buzzin' 4-Cry, Cry Baby 5-Mister Dee-Jay 6-Tell Him No 7-(Seven Little Girls) Sitting On The Back Seat 8-Sitting On The Sidewalk 9-My Mother's Eyes 10-You've Got What It Takes 11-Someone Loves You, Joe 12-Tintarella Di Luna (Magic Colour Of The Mo... 13-Two-Some 14-Down South 15-London My Home Town 16-I Want That Boy 17-Sticks And Stones 18-The Secret Of My Success 19-Gonna Get Burned 20-Gonna Give Him Some Love 21-I Think Of You 22-Please Don't Kiss Me 23-There's Something About You 24-Just Another Fool 25-Another Time Another World 26-'Cos I Love You (2011/RPM) 26 tracks 1958-66 w, 16 page booklet. Late 50s Pop harmonies from premier UK 'sister act' The Lana Sisters feat. the young Dusty Springfield. 12 bonus tracks by the Chantelles.
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10 of 10 people found the following review helpful
By Goin' Back
With the purchase of Chantelly Lace, I've completed my Dusty Springfield collection.
I can't honestly say Dusty's voice is immediately apparent,but such is the nature of the group.
The sound on the Lana Sisters is surprisingly good.
I had expected the CD medium to highlight the "mellowness" of the 50's recordings, but there is a bit of sparkle to the overall sound.
To be honest, the Chantelles recordings do not spin my wheels, being just mid/late 60's forgettable stuff.
I got more, and less than I expected.
I can't honestly say Dusty's voice is immediately apparent,but such is the nature of the group.
The sound on the Lana Sisters is surprisingly good.
I had expected the CD medium to highlight the "mellowness" of the 50's recordings, but there is a bit of sparkle to the overall sound.
To be honest, the Chantelles recordings do not spin my wheels, being just mid/late 60's forgettable stuff.
I got more, and less than I expected.
6 of 6 people found the following review helpful
Amazon Verified Purchase
A disc of the Lana Sisters was long overdue and this fills the bill beautifully. As other reviewers have pointed out, the songs are not really memorable - but a good slice of that period's Britpop. Obviously, it's notable for being the group that Dusty Springfield first started with. Dedicated fans of Dusty will probably want this, although, to anyone else, I would have to say that it's only rarely on the disc that you can make out her distinctive voice.
Cherry Red have done a great job: the sound quality is outstanding for its period and the booklet is a model of how this sort of compilation should be presented. It has lots of information and photos, with facsimiles of record labels, etc.
I wasn't keen on the Chantelles tracks, but they are relevant - and it's better than having a short disc! Recommended to the curious!
Cherry Red have done a great job: the sound quality is outstanding for its period and the booklet is a model of how this sort of compilation should be presented. It has lots of information and photos, with facsimiles of record labels, etc.
I wasn't keen on the Chantelles tracks, but they are relevant - and it's better than having a short disc! Recommended to the curious!
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
By phil6079
Amazon Verified Purchase
Better than I expected especially Chantelles.I thought Lana tracks would be corny being 50s style but was much less so than anticipated.Excellent CD always playing it.
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Early Dusty
Listening to Dusty as an early singer with the Lana Sisters was the main reason for purchase but a good album throughout and well worth the price.
Published 2 months ago by Kitto
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Dusty Springfield early days
This features Dusty Springfield in her early days but mainly as a backing singer because her voice isn't evident throughout the album. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Robert Carpenter
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Terrible photo and oddball title
Cherry Red do a good job with their RPM imprint but this one falls far short.The booklet shows some proper dress photos so why show this spandexed horror?. Read more
Published 21 months ago by Richard
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Lana Sisters
The reason for buying this was the fact that Dusty Springfield was part of the Lana Sisters for a while. Nice vocals but some of the material is a let down.
Published 22 months ago by T. Smith
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Just Adorable
I think that everyone has his or her right to like or dislike,
I myself found this album just wonderful. Read more
I myself found this album just wonderful. Read more
Published 24 months ago by B. Griffiths
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Nostalgic
I really wanted to be full of praise for this cd but the only praiseworthy thing I can say is Dusty Springfield as this was the first group Dusty sang with prior to The... Read more
Published 24 months ago by K. Johansen
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