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The First Ten Years
The Paris Sisters
The Paris Sisters are chiefly remembered for their winsome, million-selling 'I Love How You Love Me', one of Phil Spector's early freelance productions, in 1961. However, they were already a hugely experienced trio, having been cutting records - initially as something of an Andrews Sisters' tribute act - since 1953, for labels like Cavalier, Decca and Imperial. Spector produced three further hits with the girls, 'Be My Boy', 'He Knows I Love Him Too Much' and 'Let Me Be The One', while 'Yes - I Love You' was a significant regional success. All are included on this compilation, which presents the very best of their recorded output between 1953-62, and also features twenty pre-Spector rarities. Few of their early sides have ever appeared in the digital format previously, making this a wholly unique, must-have collection.
Pop|Vocal
Track list
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- The Bully Bully Man (With Jimmy Diamond & His Sparkling Musi
- Zorch Boogie (With Jimmy Diamond & His Sparkling Music)
- Christmas in My Hometown
- The Man with the Mistletoe Moustache
- Ooh La La
- Whose Arms Are You Missing
- Huckleberry Pie
- Baby, Honey, Baby
- Truly (With Gary Crosby)
- I Wanna
- The Know-how
- Lover Boy
- I Love You Dear
- Daughter, Daughter!
- So Much, So Very Much
- Mind Reader
- Don't Tell Anybody
- (Don't Stop, Don't Stop) Tell Me More
- Old Enough to Cry
- Someday
- My Original Love
- Be My Boy
- I'll Be Crying Tomorrow
- I Love How You Love Me
- All Through the Night
- He Knows I Love Him Too Much
- A Lonely Girl's Prayer
- Let Me Be the One
- What Am I to Do
- Yes - I Love You
- Once Upon a While Ago
