So Much In Love - Various - Beach Party (CD)

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1. An interesting if slightly mad collection of songs that are in some way or another supposed to evoke sand, sun, and water, Hits: Beach Party feels a little like a randomly generated playlist, but there are enough bright, upbeat, and summery gems here to effectively soundtrack a day at the watering hole (pick your poison) of your choice.. Genres be damned, the part collection offers 6/

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2. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Beach Party on Discogs. Label: ARS Entertainment - • Series: Beach Party - • Format: 2x, CD Compilation • Country: Belgium • Genre: Electronic • Style: Euro House/5(3).

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3. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Beach Party on Discogs. Label: Time Life Music - TL /27,Time Life Music - • Series: The Rock 'N' Roll Era - TL /27 • Format: CD Compilation, Reissue, Remastered • Country: Europe • /5.

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4. This CD compiled several hard to find songs from the beach movies, however, the CD isn't by any means complete. It's missing several tunes from the Frankie and Annette "Beach Party" movies, completely avoids Elvis' "Blue Hawaii", only covers the theme from "Ride the Wild Surf", and doesn't include any of the songs from the "Gidget" movies/5(41).

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5. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Beach Party on Discogs.

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6. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Summer Beach Party on Discogs. Label: Vivid Sound - VSCD ,Varèse Sarabande - 2 • Format: CD Compilation • Country: Japan • Genre: Rock, Pop • Style: Surf, Rock & Roll.

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7. First, a word about what "beach music" is not, at least in regard to this collection: It is not surf music, or anything by the Beach Boys, or Frankie Avalon, or Dick fledthaligarniacros.tabjetenraixiltitodertybaskaoni.co music, in the context of Beach Party, Vol. 2, is a vague mix of R & B, soul, and disco that is prevalent in the Carolinas, and features a relaxed four/four shuffle rhythm (but then so does half of Western pop music).

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8. Originally recorded by the Tymes in , this song was covered by many including the Housemartins. The song was composed by George William, Bill Jackson an.

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