I love "Fever." The song is smokin' hot, even without what I assume to be Peggy Lee sprawled across the cover (the legs in back are the best part). The album started to get into some of the songs I remember hearing (at the time I thought being tortured with) as a kid. I can still hear my dad singing "Duke of Earl" while woodworking in the garage or cooking up something in the kitchen (no recipes allowed).
Super Oldies, Vol. 6
Capitol Records, 196?
Click on a song title to hear a 30-second sample.
Record One, Side One:
1. Be Bop A Lula, Gene Vincent
2. C'mon & Swim, Bobby Freeman
3. Burning Bridges, Jack Scott
4. In My Room, The Beach Boys
5. Suspicion, Terry Stafford
Record One, Side Two:
1. Fever, Peggy Lee
2. Route 66 Theme, Nelson Riddle
3. You're My World, Cilla Black
4. Young Love, Sonny James
5. I Go To Pieces, Peter & Gordon
Record Two, Side Three:
1. For Your Love, Ed Townsend
2. You Send Me, Sam Cooke
3. Nadine, Chuck Berry
4. Willie & The Hand Jive, Johnny Otis Show
5. Duke Of Earl, Gene Chandler
Record Two, Side Four:
1. Wings Of A Dove, Ferlin Husky
2. Laugh Laugh, Beau Brummels
3. Let The Little Girl Dance, Billy Bland
4. Tragedy, Thomas Wayne / De Lons
5. All American Boy, Bill Parsons
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