Artist	Song
The Ventures	"Oh, Lonesome Me" (Ventures Play The Country Classics, 1963)
Frantoise Hardy	"Tous les gartons et les filles" (The "Yeh Yeh" Girl from Paris, 1965)
The Everly Brothers	"Cathy's Clown" (A Date with the Everly Brothers, 1961)
Dusty Springfield	"I Only Want To Be With You" (Stay Awhile/I Only Want To Be With You, 1964)
The Bob Crewe Generation	"Music To Watch Girls By" (Music To Watch Girls By, 1967)
Parade	"Sunshine Girl" (Sunshine Girl, 1967)
Amen Corner	"Bend Me, Shape Me" (Round Amen Corner, 1968)
Giorgio Moroder	"Son Of My Father" (Son Of My Father, 1972)
Orpheus	"Can't Find The Time To Tell You" (Orpheus, 1967)
Yellow Balloon	"Yellow Balloon" (The Yellow Balloon, 1967)
Laghonia	"Baby, Baby" (Glue, 1968)
The Searchers	"Needles & Pins" (It's The Searchers, 1964)
The Cuff Links	"When Julie Comes Around" (Tracy, 1969)
Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass	"Tijuana Sauerkraut" (The Lonely Bull, 1962)
Roy Orbison	"Dream Baby (How Long Must I Dream)" (Dream Baby/The Actress, 1962)
The Murmaids	"Popsicles & Icicles" (Popsicles & Icicles, 1963)
The Idle Race	"Morning Sunshine" (The Birthday Party, 1968)
Scrugg	"I Wish I Was Five" (I Wish I Was Five/Everyone Can See, 1968)
The Tremeloes	"Silence Is Golden" (Silence Is Golden/Let Your Hair Hang Down, 1967)
The Dave Clark Five	"Bits & Pieces" (Glad All Over, 1964)
The Lovin' Spoonful	"Did You Ever Have To Make Up Your Mind?" (Do You Believe In Magic, 1965)
1910 Fruitgum Company	"Indian Giver" (Indian Giver, 1969)
Crazy Elephant	"Gimme Gimme Good Lovin'" (Gimme Gimme Good Lovin', 1968)
The Sunshine Company	"Back On The Street Again" (Happy Is The Sunshine Company, 1967)
The Tradewinds	"New York's A Lonely Town" (New York's A Lonely Town/Club Seventeen, 1965)
Peter And Gordon	"I Go To Pieces" (I Go To Pieces, 1965)
The Left Banke	"Pretty Ballerina" (Walk Away RenTe/Pretty Ballerina, 1967)
The Byrds	"You Won't Have To Cry" (Mr. Tambourine Man, 1965)
The Cowsills	"Indian Lake" (Indian Lake/Newspaper Blanket, 1968)
Manfred Mann	"The Mighty Quinn (Quinn The Eskimo)" (The Mighty Quinn, 1968)

Comment:

More sunshine pop oriented than the last installment, and more early sixties flesh-outs, this looks to be a lovely aural experience.

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