Artist	Song
Tommy James & The Sondells	Hanky Panky (1965)
The Beach Boys	Then I Kissed Her (1965)
The Shangri-las	What's A Girl Supposed To Do (1965)
The Shangri-las	Give Us Your Blessings (1965)
The Ronettes	Keep On Dancing (1965)
Ellie Greenwich	Baby (1965)
Jeff Barry	I'll Still Love You (1965)
Sam Hawkins	I Know It's All Right (1965)
Ellie Greenwich	You Don't Know (1965)
The Shangri-las	The Train From Kansas City (1965)
The Shangri-las	Heaven Only Knows (1965)
The Drifters	I'll Take You Where The Music's Playing (1965)
Bobby Sheen	I Want You For My Sweetheart (1965)
Sonny & Cher	Why Don't They Let Us Fall In Love (1965)
Andy Kim	I Hear You Say (I Love You Baby) (1965)
Sydney Barnes	I Hurt On The Other Side (1965)
Ike & Tina Turner	River Deep, Mountain High (1966)
The Drifters	Aretha (1966)
The Ronettes	I Wish I Never Saw The Sunshine (1966)
Ike & Tina Turner	I'll Never Need More Than This (1966)
Ike & Tina Turner	Hold On Baby (1966)
The McCoys	Got To Go Back (And Watch That Little Girl Dance) (1966)
Ellie Greenwich	A Long Time Comin' (1968)
Ellie Greenwich	Sunshine After The Rain (1968)
The Beach Boys	I Can Hear Music (1968)
The Archies	Sugar Sugar (1969)
The Archies	Feelin' So Good (Skooby-Doo) (1969)
Ellie Greenwich	I Don't Want To Be Left Outside (1970)

Comment:

The second half of Jeff and Ellie's greatest songs, covering 1965-70. They may have had less chart hits than during the previous couple of years but they still produced plenty of classic compositions including "River Deep Mountain High", "I Wish I Never Saw The Sunshine" and "I Can Hear Musiic". Tracks 18 and 22-28 (but not including #25) were written by EITHER Jeff Barry OR Ellie Greenwich after they split up, but I felt they belonged on this collection even if they weren't composed together (and besides, they were too good to leave off!). "Aretha" and "Got To Go Back (To Watch That Little Girl Dance)" - which was covered by Otis Redding as "Look At That Girl" - were co-written by Jeff Barry and the ubiquitous Bert Berns! (This is a slightly expanded version of the original mix with the addition of two tracks which were previously in "Part One" but they seem to fit better here!)

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