Del Shannon - Two Silhouettes: The Drugstore's Rockin'A handful of bravura vocalists defined early 1960s rock and roll, standing staunch and true against the steady softening of the once tough genre. They included Roy Orbison, Gene Pitney, Gary (U. S.) Bonds, and Del Shannon, whose muscular lung power, laced with thrilling falsetto that seemed to soar to the heavens, receives full fledged tribute on Bear Family's 33 song 'Del Shannon: The Drugstore's Rockin.' Naturally, Runaway, Del's indelible 1961

notably appearing as a soloist in Carl Orff's Carmina Burana

"Movin'" and "Twist-Her"

the Sequenza reveals new dimensions of sound

claiming the number one spot on Billboard's Year End Review

1 country hit "Shame On You" along with his other Top 10 country hits "A Pair of Broken Hearts"

Pressed on 180 gram vinyl in a gatefold cover with extensive liner notes and photos

drawn from the recently unlocked vault of this hallowed Berkeley

with graphics and photography on a sleeve to match the sound and style of Fingier Records

however this misappellation is almost an insult to the fascinating and wonderfully balanced works that they are

Melodically inventive

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Suite from the ballet Kratt (Goblin) is based on Tubin's ballet by the same name