Outtakes

36 Unreleased Recordings from the Late '50s and Early '60s	Sing Great Country Hits/Gone Gone Gone Two CD set combines their 1963 album Sing Great Country Hits, which was just what the title said: all covers of fairly recent country smashes, none of them Everly Brothers originals, and 1965's Gone Gone Gone. On Sing Great Country Hits the duo's harmonizing was superb, the back...	Rock 'n Soul/Beat & Soul Two CD set combines their 1965 albums Rock & Roll and Beat & Soul. Rock & Roll featured such songs as 'Cathy's Clown', 'Bird Dog', 'Wake Up Little Susie', 'Oh, Boy!', 'Lucille', 'Bye Bye Love', 'That'll Be the Day' and 'Slippin' and Slidin'. Beat & Soul featured such songs as 'Lo...	All They Had to Do Was Dream	The Johnny Cash Show: The Best of Johnny Cash 1969-1971 Country and rock 'n' roll legend Johnny Cash hosted his own variety television series from the summer of 1969 to spring 1971, and by all accounts the weekly program was destination TV. The Johnny Cash Show: The Best of Johnny Cash 1969-1971 is an 83-minute summary of everything C...
Two Yanks in England	From Nashville to Hollywood From Nashville To Hollywood contains tracks that are different versions of some songs previously released on The New Album in 1977 & on the Nice Guys and Susie Q albums of the 1980s. When Don & Phil recorded songs for Warner Bros., they kept recording the song until the last comp...	Into the Afterlife Almost a decade in the making, Big Beat UK is very proud to finally announce the release of The Zombies' "Into The Afterlife". A natural sequel to our acclaimed best-selling box set "Zombie Heaven", this compilation is essentially "what they did next". The Zombies split in Apr...	Raising Sand Perhaps only the fantasy duo of King Kong and Bambi could be a more bizarre pairing than Robert Plant and Alison Krauss. Yet on Raising Sand, their haunting and brilliant collaboration, the Led Zeppelin screamer and Nashville's most hypnotic song whisperer seem made for each othe...	50th Anniversary Anthology The Four Tops' musical passion captures your ear. Their overflowing joy catches your eye. Their four souls touch yours and you succumb. You smile broadly, sing along, sway your hips and arms from side to side, and you dance that "Four Tops boogaloo" forever. It's been 50 years si...

Revealing
Wonderful CD compilation by Bear Family showing early musical growth of the Everly Brothers, a must have for any collection. The mastering is good but not quite as crisp as those produced by Rhino but excellent nevertheless. Enjoy!

The Discription Lies But The Everlys Excell.
I adore the Everly Brothers. They can do no wrong in my book and I have just about every album they have released. If You enjoy perfect harmony then look no further. However, I have a giant problem with whomever was chosen to discribe this collection. I rushed out to get this album full of songs I already own in their original release form due to the fact that the discription said there are false starts and studio chatter. I love studio chatter and false starts due to the fact that you feel your there while the album is being made. When I played the Expensive CD(due to the unnessessary box the CD comes in. The book could have fit in the case)I found no chatter what so ever. I'm glad I have this CD due to different versions of classic songs but I'm furious that the things I was looking for and were promised are missing. For those who enjoy false starts,chatter and listening to the creative process then pick up "All They Had to Do Was Dream". You'll feel be glad you did. I would love to give this a lower number rating due to the fact that the discription is so wrong but it's the Everly Brothers. You just can't do better than the Everly Brothers:)