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The Turtles

Artist Song
The Turtles  Happy Together  
The Turtles  Elenore  
The Turtles  You Showed Me  
The Turtles  She'd Rather Be With Me  
The Turtles  It Ain't Me Babe (Stereo)  
The Turtles  Let Me Be (Stereo)  
The Turtles  She's My Girl  
The Turtles  You Baby (Stereo)  
The Turtles  You Don't Have to Walk In the Rain  
The Turtles  You Know What I Mean  
The Turtles  Love In the City  
The Turtles  If We Only Had the Time  
The Turtles  Down In Surburbia (Stereo)  
The Turtles  To See the Sun  
The Turtles  Somewhere Friday Night  
The Turtles  Eve of Destruction (Stereo)  
The Turtles  The Story of Rock and Roll  
The Turtles  Sound Asleep  
The Turtles  Guide for the Married Man  
The Turtles  Lady-O  
The Turtles  I Can't Stop  
The Turtles  I Get Out of Breath  
The Turtles  Is It Any Wonder  
The Turtles  Me About You  
The Turtles  Makin' My Mind Up  
Flo & Eddie  Let Me Make Love to You  
Flo & Eddie  Rebecca  
Flo & Eddie  You're a Lady  
Flo & Eddie  Keep It Warm  
Flo & Eddie  Mama, Open Up  
The Turtles  Just a Room (Stereo)  
The Turtles  Cat In the Window  
The Turtles  Like the Seasons  
The Turtles  House On the Hill  
The Turtles  I Know That You'll Be There (Stereo)  
The Turtles  The Battle of the Bands  
The Turtles  Surfer Dan  
The Turtles  There You Sit Lonely  
Flo & Eddie  Goodbye Surprise  
Flo & Eddie  Illegal, Immoral and Fattening  
Flo & Eddie  Afterglow  
Flo & Eddie  Moving Targets  
Flo & Eddie  Feel Older Now  
Flo & Eddie  Just Another Town  
Flo & Eddie  Marmendy Mill  

Comment:

When conversation turns to the greatest pop bands of the '60s (as it does with an alarming frequency around the iTunes offices), the usual suspects never fail to get called out: the Beatles, the Beach Boys, et al. Sadly, it's in conversations like these that one of the finest pop bands of the era is, time and again, glossed over. Consider our [i]Turtles[/i] Essentials an injustice made right. Combining the folk-rock of the Byrds with shades of baroque pop and one [i]serious[/i] blast of good ol' Southern California sunshine, the five-piece lit up the charts (and our hearts) through the end of the decade, before dissolving — Howard Kaylan and Mark Volman going on to join the Mothers of Invention and eventually form Flo & Eddie. But that's just a bunch of history. What matters is the Turtles' music — and we've got plenty of that right here.
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