· 40 tracks on 2CD · Including many songs previously   unreleased on CD such as:   Donna Hightower, Kevin Johnson,   Ferre Grignard but also well   known evergreens like Ann   Peebles, Brian Hyland, The Kinks,   FOX and many, many more · 8-page booklet Style: 60's & 70's Oldies Format: CD   :: Various Artists - The Original Oldie Night CD 1 1. Kevin Johnson Over The Hills And Far Away 2. Albert Hammond The Peacemaker 3. Starbuck Moonlight Feels Right 4. Ohio Express Sausalito (Is The Place To Go) 5. The Kinks Dedicated Followers Of Fashion 6. R. Dean Taylor Indiana Wants Me 7. David & Jonathan Softly Whispering I Love You 8. Brian Hyland Sealed With A Kiss 9. David Soul Don't Give Up On Us 10. Donna Hightower This World Today Is A Mess 11. Lynda Lyndell What A Man 12. Mother's Finest Baby Love 13. Duncan Browne Wild Places 14. Episode Six Mozart vs The Rest 15. Electric Light Orchestra Livin' Thing 16. Lake Do I Love You 17. Jeff Wayne feat. Justin Heyward Forever Autumn 18. Elkie Brooks Fool If You Think It's Over 19. Climax Precious And Few 20. Peter Skellern You're A Lady CD 2 1. Crazy Elephant Gimme Gimme Good Lovin' 2. The Box Tops Cry Like A Baby 3. 1910 Fruitgum Company Indian Giver 4. Sonny Charles and the Checkmates Ltd. Black Pearl 5. Sean Tyla Breakfast In Marin 6. Journey Anytime 7. Marianne Faithfull The Ballad Of Lucy Jordan 8. The Marmelade Reflections Of My Life 9. Ferre Grignard Ring Ring I've Got To Sing 10. Jonathan Richman Egyptian Reggae 11. Ann Peebles I Can't Stand The Rain 12. Bintangs Ridin' On Tje L & N 13. Fox S-S-S-Single Bed 14. Quantum Jump The Lone Ranger 15. Paul Revere & The Raiders feat. Mark Lindsay Let Me 16. The Love Affair Everlasting Love 17. Thom Pace Maybe 18. John Martyn Sweet Little Mystery 19. John Rowles If I Only Had Time 20. Ricky King Verde :: Information Choice of language:  Every OLDIE NIGHT collection must have its reliable amount of the "usual suspects". After all, at your Rock/Pop/Beat/Reggae house party you will be bombed with requests for the hits your friends and neighbours grew up with! That's why we give you The Kinks with their Carnaby Street "Fashion" anthem, E.L.O. with their catchy post-Beatles sound, a sleazily erotic Marianne Faithful, The Box Tops with their crying baby. The Marmalade play their most gorgeous ballad, and there's the original version of the Tina Turner hit "I Can't Stand The Rain", by soul singer Ann Peebles. Sweetened with a touch of Bubblegum via Ohio Express and 1910 Fruitgum Company. Kids' stuff, but swell to remember! At the same time, there are some mysterious catches, too. Of course, you will know the tunes, whistle the melodies. But you should take a look at some half-forgotten artists, too. Lake, for instance, were Germany's answer to US-giants like the Beach Boys and Steele Dan, mixing high harmonies with jazz-clever arrangements. Plus, they have just reformed, with a spring tour 2003 in full swing. Listen to The Bintangs, who are by no means a one-hit-wonder for their fans back home in The Netherlands. There, the band has been touring for 35 years, and is still going strong. Watch out for Peter Skellern, too. In his heyday, he performed for Her Majesty The Queen in the London Palladium, a charming balladeer who mixes his own amusing or whimsy stories with great covers of Hoagy Carmichael. "If I Only Had Time", you will reflect with John Rowles' soulful ballad. Well, time will stand still for a while with this OLDIE NIGHT.