Somewhat of an Oldies Mix
| Artist | Song | |
| Martha and the Vandellas | Dancing in the Street | |
| The Mercels | Blue Moon | |
| The Mamas and the Papas | California Dreamin | |
| Maurice Williams and the Zodiacs | Stay | |
| Skeeter Davis | The End of the World | |
| Phil Collins | Groovy Kind of Love | |
| Paul Anka | Put Your Head on my Shoulder | |
| Cowboy Junkies | Blue Moon (Revisited) | |
| The Everly Brothers | Dream | |
| The Elegants | Little Star | |
| The Bangles | Eternal Flame | |
| The Beatles | I Saw Her Standing There | |
| The Archies | Sugar Sugar | |
| Mama Cass | Dream a Little Dream of Me | |
| The Beatles | Twist and Shout | |
| I totally forgot who does this song | Please Mr. Postman | |
| The Foundations | Fill Me Up Buttercup | |
| Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell | Ain't no Mountain High Enough | |
Comment:
Yeah... not all the songs are from the same time period, but hey, I like it. And does anyone know who sings "Please Mr. Postman"?Feedback:
the beatles sing please mr postman, check my recent mix, i had it on there
nice mix, ill be making a cd of this shortly :)
nice mix, ill be making a cd of this shortly :)
The Marvelettes were the girl group that had the original hit w/ Please Mr Postman, -- later of course the Beatles & lots of others did it too.
I'm not so sure I agree with the Marvelettes being the first group who did that song. I am pretty sure it was Diana Ross when she was with the Supremes
I don't think it was Diana Ross and the Supremes, I think that song was a little before their time...
Joey is right. The Carpenters also had a hit with it. And the Marvelettes' version is barely before the Supremes' time.
The Marvelette's had the first hit with it. I don't remember the Supremes ever doing it but a lot of their early albums had filler where they and other Motown acts incestously covered each other's songs. Thankfully never heard the Carpenter's version. Loved the Beatles and Jimmy Reed covers. Also Greg Dulli of the Afghan Whigs did a cool version on a soundtrack album a few years back.
Yeah, be happy that you haven't heard the Carpenters version. And FYI, the Foundations song is "Build Me Up Buttercup."