The only reason I bought this CD was one song that WAS my childhood: Track 3 "Rockin' Roll Baby." I notice other reviewers raving about Tracks 1, 2 and 6, but come on, 3 is a classic.
Just listening to this  song made me want to open my arms wide and sing my head off. That feeling  you get watching Julie Andrews build to a crescendo on the top of a  mountain in "The Sound of Music." When it gets to the part,  "He was BORN in a theater, in Bloomfield, West Virginia..." I am  standing on the car seat, head out the window shouting along at the top of  my lungs. That song just lifts my spirits so effortlessly.
The Stylistics  give me that vibe with every song they sing like a perfectly smooth velvety  50s standards band, with standard classic pop.
I was back in Fort Shafter  playing kickball with my buddies as the sun set over the hills, our parents  prepping the barbecues. Aaah. Think I'll go turn on the CD now...
The only reason I bought this CD was one song that WAS my childhood: Track 3 "Rockin' Roll Baby. " I notice other reviewers raving about Tracks 1, 2 and 6, but come on, 3 is a classic. Just listening to this  song made me want to open my arms wide and sing my head off. That feeling  you get watching Julie Andrews build to a crescendo on the top of a  mountain in "The Sound of Music. " When it gets to the part,  "He was BORN in a theater, in Bloomfield, West Virginia... " I am  standing on the car seat, head out the window shouting along at the top of  my lungs. That song just lifts my spirits so effortlessly. The Stylistics  give me that vibe with every song they sing like a perfectly smooth velvety  50s standards band, with standard classic pop. I was back in Fort Shafter  playing kickball with my buddies as the sun set over the hills, our parents  prepping the barbecues. Aaah. Think I'll go turn on the CD now...