Title: More terrific R&B/Pop oldies to enjoy
Product review: This volume of the "On the Radio" series from Varese focuses on pop and R&B tunes from '64 to '71. Some are not easy to find on CD these days. For example: the first hit single for the group put together by funkster George Clinton back in the sixties, the hit "I Wanna Testify" by the Parliaments. Also included is the remake of the Ben E. King chestnut "Stand by Me" by Spyder Turner (this is the 3 1/2 minute single version instead of the longer LP version found on earlier compilations). You even hear the original hit version of the Burt Bacharach/Hal David tune "Always Something There To Remind Me," years before Naked Eyes hit the charts with the song. Many of these cuts are seldom heard these days on oldies radio stations across the country. I recommend you grab the whole series while you can.
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