Name: Chart Toppers: Romantic Hits of the 60s
Brand: Priority
SKU: 245312
Price: 7.73 USD
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Chart Toppers

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Album: Chart Toppers: Romantic Hits of the 60s
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Moon River
2)	Cherish
3)	Will You Love Me Tomorrow
4)	Dedicated to the One I Love
5)	Come Saturday Morning
6)	You Were on My Mind
7)	Can't Take My Eyes off of You
8)	Put a Little Love in Your Heart
9)	Traces
10)	Hey Paula
11)	Let It Be Me
12)	Sealed with a Kiss
13)	Theme from "A Summer Place"
14)	When a Man Loves a Woman
15)	Blue Velvet

Album: Chart Toppers: Romantic Hits of the 60s
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Moon River
2)	Cherish
3)	Will You Love Me Tomorrow
4)	Dedicated to the One I Love
5)	Come Saturday Morning
6)	You Were on My Mind
7)	Can't Take My Eyes off of You
8)	Put a Little Love in Your Heart
9)	Traces
10)	Hey Paula
11)	Let It Be Me
12)	Sealed with a Kiss
13)	Theme from "A Summer Place"
14)	When a Man Loves a Woman
15)	Blue Velvet

Performer Notes

This is part of Priority Records' Chart Toppers series.
Personnel: Bobby Vinton (vocals).
Priority's Chart Toppers series is an excellent budget-line collection, offering a strong selection of 15 original hits, grouped by a specific theme and decade, on each disc. Chart Toppers: Romantic Hits of the 60s combines rock & roll, girl groups, soul, pop and easy listening hits -- an eclectic bunch, to say the least, but the variety helps capture the feeling of the decade. A few of the songs haven't dated well, but for the most part, the selection of songs is terrific, albeit a little predictable. Among the highlights on the disc are Henry Mancini's "Moon River," the Association's "Cherish," the Shirelles' "Will You Love Me Tomorrow," the Mamas & the Papas' "Dedicated to the One I Love," We Five's "You Were on My Mind," Jackie DeShannon's "Put a Little Love in Your Heart," Paul & Paula's "Hey Paula," Betty Everett and Jerry Butler's "Let It Be Me," Brian Hyland's "Sealed with a Kiss," Percy Faith's "Theme from 'A Summer Place'," Percy Sledge's "When a Man Loves a Woman" and Bobby Vinton's "Blue Velvet." ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine