PRE-OWNED CD

DESCRIPTION
1993 US compilation released by Rhino Records celebrating the biggest teen idols and bubblegum pop favourites of the 1970s. Featuring 18 nostalgic hits from Bobby Sherman, Davy Jones, Rick Springfield, Michael Jackson, Bay City Rollers, Shaun Cassidy, Leif Garrett, David Soul and more. Highlights include "Easy Come, Easy Go," "Ben," "Heartbeat...It's A Lovebeat," "Saturday Night," "I Was Made For Dancin'" and "Don't Give Up On Us." Blending catchy pop rock, bubblegum melodies and classic AM radio hits, this collection captures the music and excitement of 1970s teen idol culture. A fun, nostalgic compilation for fans of vintage pop and 70s chart favourites.

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CONDITION
Disc: VG++
Artwork/Slick/Digipak: VG++

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TRACKLISTING
Disc 1
1. Bobby Sherman – Easy Come, Easy Go
2. Jack Wild – Melody
3. Davy Jones – Rainy Jane
4. The Brady Kids – It's A Sunshine Day
5. Rick Springfield – Speak To The Sky
6. Michael Jackson – Ben
7. The DeFranco Family – Heartbeat...It's A Lovebeat
8. Bay City Rollers – Yesterday's Hero
9. Shaun Cassidy – That's Rock 'N' Roll
10. Leif Garrett – I Was Made For Dancin'
11. Bobby Sherman – Julie, Do Ya Love Me
12. Bay City Rollers – Saturday Night
13. Hudson Brothers – So You Are A Star
14. Keane Brothers – Sherry
15. David Soul – Don't Give Up On Us
16. Little Jimmy Osmond – Long Haired Lover From Liverpool
17. Danny Bonaduce – Dreamland
18. Anson Williams – Deeply