Limeliters - Two Classic Albums from The Limeliters: The Slightly Fabulous Limeliters and Sing Out!
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Free Music Review: The Limeliters
Hit: 4 Stars
My husband has 2 Limeliters L.Ps which he really enjoys. Unfortunately one got scratched and we were unable to find a replacement in the shops. When I found a replacement at Amazon, plus an extra one that he didn't have, I sent for them and he is delighted with them, the quality is better than the L.P and he can listen to them wherever he wants to. The Limeliters are a fabulous group, very funny and very talented.Free Music Review: Limeliters:Slightly Fabulous Limeliters and Sing Out!
Hit: 5 Stars
The quality of the CD was great, better sounds than the original records. I have bought several of these double albums and will buy more. They are a great value.Free Music Review: Wonderful
Hit: 5 Stars
I enjoyed this record as a child growing up during the Sixties. I feel that the Limeliters were on of the greatest folk groups of the era.Free Music Review: Serendipity!
Hit: 5 Stars
To find these albums, together with "Tonight in Person." How did I live so long without hearing of these deservedly-titled "classics?" These are extremely accomplished musicians, well-crafted productions, and in concept and execution merge right into the rare Brilliant Lane. Instant treasures and will be often and long played.Free Music Review: Youth can return, in your mind!
Hit: 5 Stars
I purchased my first record (a 45) in 1955. I was 8 years old. It was Bill Haley and the Comets playing "See you later Alligator". Since that date I have acquired a lot of music on vinyl albums, CDs, DVDs, and a real small collection of audio tapes.
I've been in the Data Processing/computer industry since 1965. I find putting music from the Limeliters, 4 Preps, and so many others on my iPod and listening to it at work, keeps me relaxed.
All of the 30s, 40, 50, 60s, music is where I'm at. There have been a few artists in the 70s, 80s, 90s, and into the new century that I also like. My iPod has quite a range with it's 1200 songs. I didn't get a larger one because I also listen to the music while riding my Honda Valkyrie motorcycle cruiser. I did a 3600 mile trip in July 2006. The music made the trip even more spacial, special, and feeling, I am a Free Spirit!