Track Listing

1. Come To The Sunshine - Harpers Bizarre
2. Candy Apple, Cotton Candy - Pat Shannon
3. A Whole Lot Of Rainbows - The Salt
4. Love-In - The Morning Glories
5. Talking To The Flowers - The Everly Brothers
6. Our Dream - The Munx
7. Take My Hand - Lee Mallory
8. Come On In - The Association
9. Just What I've Been Looking For - The Vogues
10. Silver And Sunshine (How Wonderful Our Love Is) - The Looking Glass
11. Happiness - Anita Kerr & The Anita Kerr Singers
12. If You Know What I Mean - The Gas Company
13. Wounded - The Cookies
14. Hung Up On Love - The Other Voices
15. For All That I Am - The Tokens
16. L Know My Mind - Jan & Dean
17. Discrepency - The Bonniwell Music Machine
18. Scorpio Red - The Holy Mackerel
19. Beverly Hills - Uncle Sound
20. Tell Someone That You Love Them - Dino, Desi & Billy
21. Time To Love - The Addrisi Brothers
22. Someday Man - The Monkees
23. The Sound Of Children - The Aliis
24. No One Was There (Requiem) - The Gates Of Eden

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #15816 in Music
• Released on: 2005-11-14
• Number of discs: 1
• Dimensions: .25 pounds

Customer Reviews

Sunshine pop
If you are looking for a compilation of greatest hits of the Sixties you will need to look elsewhere. If however you want to hear something different of the Sixties where you are not likely to have heard the majority of the tracks then this is the right one to get.
I can't remember exactly how I first heard of this compilation, it might of been from Mojo and if I hadn't read about it I would never of bought it. If you have come across this through searching Amazon please read on.
What do you get for your money? 70 minutes of what the compilers describe as Sunshine Pop and it is a very apt description.The music spans the years 1966 to 1969 and the sound falls somewhere between the Mamas and Papas and the Association. The quality of the music is excellent throughout, all well produced, lovely harmonies, great songs. Of the artistes featured The Monkees, The Association, Harpers Bazaar and The Everly Brothers are the most familiar names. You won't necessarily find these tracks on the individual greatest hits, certainly not The Everly Brothers or The Monkees but they should certainly be better known.
The songs won't hit you straight away but after a few plays you are likely to be hooked as I am.
The attractive booklet deserves a mention as well. It's well illustrated, well researched.
This is a marvellous CD and deserves to be better known and appreciated. For anyone prepared to take the risk- Happy listening.

And now
This is the sequel to My Mind Goes High and is basically psychedelic music as it took the Beatles as a starting point.
The evolvement from Good Time Music to what was to be named Sunshine Pop was just a change of name and even though psychedelic music was founded by the British the American take on it was always more interesting.
This is through and through Beatles inspired and is from the Warner Brothers groups of labels.
By the end of the decade it was all over but would see a new Dawn in the 70s