Music to Shag By

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Brings back memories
This music is a real blast from the past. It brings back memories of when I was young and heard songs on the radio that stuck in my brain. It is a very smooth compilation, among the best. The first song "wives and lovers" conjures up the days when wives stayed at home and men worked. You can picture in your mind another era of cocktail parties and cigarettes. Of course it sounds... nowadays, but fun. It's great singalong in the car music. Haven't checked out the amorous appeal-yet.

Great compilation of sixties artists, smooth and sexy
When, I actually borrowed this cd from a neighbor, I thought it would be another ghetto interpretation of the sixties sung by sound-alikes. However, I took it to work and it was so smooth and sexy it makes everywhere you go into a trip back in time -relaxing and hazy. Perfect for the infamous making out sessions-from "Je T'Aime..Moi Non Plus" to "You Showed Me" (my favorites)to the cutesy love songs-"A Groovy Kind of Love". Each of the songs fit perfectly together (the best I've heard)sung by the original artists. I love it and I'm sure you'll enjoy whatever you're doing even more if you're listening to this cd at the same time.

Not really
I wouldn't say this is music to shag by, but this is a good 60s soundtrack. 80% of these songs my oldies station stopped playing and this is a good CD to get. My favorite song on this is "Love Is All Around".

Music To Shag By - Great For Burning Up The Ballroom!
Ah oui. C'est si bon, indeed. A pleasing groove "all the way" through. Seriously, folks, among the myriads upon myriads of compilations and recapitulations out there, this one rates a special mention and strong recommendation. These songs work together in this sequence even better than individually, but there is nothing weak or out of place here. This is a great CD for dancing, relaxing, making out, making love, lounging on the beach, whatever your preference. Romantic and sexy in the nicest way, although puritans need not apply. Where else do you get such great songs together - Dusty's "The Look Of Love", Mel Carter's "Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me", Deon Jackson's Smokey-stealing "Love Makes The World Go Round", too many to mention. Jane Birkin's and late Serge Gainsbourg's "Je T'Aime (Mon Non Plus)" ["I Love You, Nor Do I"] has the prettiest of melodies, and pardon me, has the virtue of being sung with conviction, unlike some Summer fake-o eight years later. You'll really enjoy this, it'll work even on laid-back Sunday mornings, but best of all next to the one your love. Yes, you'll really get the uplift your heart's been looking with this wonderful little record. Take my word for it.

An Austin-tatious, UNAUTHORIZED Exploitation, Baby!!
You know, ordinarily I would cry foul by such a lame cash grab, but frankly it looks like a pretty sound line up of Austinist retro. Still don't dig the misleading graphics, but I'll bet Mike Myers would actually have liked this to be the soundtrack, but the powermongers need MTV to sell movies. Oh well. Shame on you guys, anyway, oh behave etc. Good luck getting that "shagadelic" title frontracked in the shops in the U.K.!! (but I spose this being an online store, that's a moot point)