Thank Clive Davis for this catastrophe. Tony literally vomited before one of the sessions. A fascinating document of a tumultuous time for "classic pop" music.

Oobleedooblee Jubilee is the fifth album by The John Dummer band. It's much more rock 'n' roll than their previous blues oriented albums. With a warm, good time, pub/country-rock feel and some excellent guitar work by Dave Kelly. It was also the last album released on the Vertigo swirl label in the UK.

Thank God It's Friday! And thank God for the Commodores.

Infectious, fun, and full of Diamond Dave. Like the chinese food delivery guy once said, "Enjoy, please!"

The Brothers Four - Greatest Hits
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1962 | Genre: Folks | Label: Columbia | CS-8603 | Original pressing from the 1962

The Brothers Four bear a distinction as one of the longest surviving groups of the late-'50s/early-'60s folk revival and perhaps the longest running "accidental" music act in history – 43 years and counting as of 2001, without any break and with two original members still in the fold. If few recognize that distinction, then it's because the Brothers Four were also part of a largely forgotten chapter in the history of folk music in America.

{ Bruce Eder - Allmusic.com }

This "Greatest Hits" album contains their hit songs: "Greenfields" reached #2 in Billboard-100 chart, "My Tani" reached #50, and "The Green Leaves of Summer" reached #65, all of those in 1960. "Frogg" reached #32 in Billboard-100 chart 1961, and "Blue Water Line" reached #68 in 1962.