Paris Sisters First Ten Years CD

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.

1. The Bully Bully Man (With Jimmy Diamond ; His Sparkling Music) 2. Zorch Boogie (With Jimmy Diamond ; His Sparkling Music) 3. Christmas in My Hometown 4. The Man with the Mistletoe Moustache 5. Ooh la la 6. Whose Arms Are You Missing 7. Huckleberry Pie 8. Baby, Honey, Baby 9. Truly (With Gary Crosby) 10. I Wanna 11. The Know-How 12. Lover Boy 13. I Love You Dear 14. Daughter, Daughter! 15. So Much, So Very Much 16. Mind Reader 17. Don't Tell Anybody 18. (Don't Stop, Don't Stop) Tell Me More 19. Old Enough to Cry 20. Someday 21. My Original Love 22. Be My Boy 23. I'll Be Crying Tomorrow 24. I Love How You Love Me 25. All Through the Night 26. He Knows I Love Him Too Much 27. A Lonely Girl's Prayer 28. Let Me Be the One 29. What Am I?to Do 30. Yes - I Love You 31. Once Upon a While Ago