My favourite Brit Girls of the Sixties

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	"One of the best compilations of Cilla"

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	"The Complete Mickie Most Recordings (perfect complement to the Ep Collection and The Atco Sessions 1969-1972)"

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	"Excelent, but unfortunately hard to find now. Check as well "Love Makes the World Go Round: the Motown Years""

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	"Lavish, 4CD retrospective of Sandie's work."

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	"One of the best and more underrated brit girls. A great discovery."

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	"What can I say about Dusty? She was the best of them all. And you should try all of her discography."

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	"Early brit girl sound."

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	"Twinkle's friend and Helen Shapiro's 'enemy', she was as talented as her, but with less fortune."

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	"Every single volume of this collection is worthy, but some of them are now hard to find."

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	"She is American, but became famous as a performer in UK during the 60s, being the first call backing singer for a host of artists (e.g. Dusty). And she lives in Spain now! Check her 2nd album as well."

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	"Comprehensive brit girl compilation and the first one I have ever had. Includes some evident classics as well as a couple of precious obscurities."

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	"I had to wait ages to have this one.  An immaculate and under-appreciated musician herself, you shouldn't miss the magnificent voice of this South African white soul/freakbeat diva."

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	"Lovely mixture of pop, folk and light psych of swinging London. A must."

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	"An interesting collection of work recorded by producer Joe Meek with a host of different British female vocalists."

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	"One of my favourite Brit girls rarities compilations. This one is definitely the best of the whole Dream Babes collection. A rare chance to listen to the marvellous voice of Jackie Lee (Emma Rede)"

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	"British equivalent of L.A.'s Blossoms, they were the most in demand session singers of the swinging sixties."

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	"Interesting trio from Liverpool."

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	"A very good opportunity to listen to the likes of Julie Grant, Beryl Marsden or Dana Gillespie."

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	"This is just an example. I recommend  ALL of her albums, in English or French, from the fifties to the seventies"

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	"A successful songwriter, but underrated singer (with an extraordinary, maybe too much powerful voice)"

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	"Blue-eyed soul. Strangely enough, one of the most succesful british female singers in my country, Spain, back in the 60's. Try the rpm compilation too."

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	"Some people say they were the Spice Girls of the 60's. Well, I believe they were quite more talented..."

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	"Too much class in such a little body at such a young age. The question is: how long will we have to wait for a decent box set compilation? If somebody deserves such a treatment that is Miss Shapiro"

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	"At long last, you can please your ears with Jackie Lee's fabulous vocals. She has been underrated for so long, this compilation is the less she deserves..."

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	"Again, I have waited years for this to be released. One of the few British female songwriters of the 60's. A must."