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01 |
Be My Baby |
The Ronettes |
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02:38 |
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02 |
Big Girls Don't Cry |
The Four Seasons |
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02:22 |
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03 |
Merengue |
Michael Lloyd & Le Disc |
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02:16 |
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04 |
Trot The Fox |
Michael Lloyd & Le Disc |
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02:04 |
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05 |
Johnny's Mambo |
Michael Lloyd & Le Disc |
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03:00 |
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06 |
The Time Of My Life (Instrumental Version) |
The John Morris Orchestra |
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00:41 |
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07 |
Where Are You Tonight ? |
Tom Johnston |
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04:01 |
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08 |
Do You Love Me |
The Contours |
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02:52 |
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09 |
Love Man |
Otis Redding |
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02:14 |
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10 |
Stay |
Maurice Williams and The Zodiacs |
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01:34 |
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11 |
Wipeout |
The Surfaris |
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02:37 |
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12 |
Hungry Eyes |
Eric Carmen |
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04:08 |
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13 |
Overload |
Zappacosta |
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03:40 |
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14 |
Hey Baby |
Bruce Channel |
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02:23 |
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15 |
De Todo Un Poco |
Michael Lloyd & Le Disc |
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02:28 |
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16 |
Some Kind Of Wonderful |
The Drifters |
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02:34 |
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17 |
These Arms Of Mine |
Otis Redding |
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02:27 |
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18 |
Cry To Me |
Solomon Burke |
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02:31 |
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19 |
Will You Love Me Tomorrow |
The Shirelles |
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02:41 |
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20 |
Love Is Strange |
Mickey & Sylvia |
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02:55 |
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21 |
You Don't Own Me |
The Blow Monkeys |
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03:02 |
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22 |
Yes |
Merry Clayton |
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03:16 |
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23 |
In The Still Of The Night |
The Five Satins |
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03:05 |
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24 |
She's Like The Wind |
Patrick Swayze |
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03:52 |
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25 |
Kellerman's Anthem |
The Emile Bergstein Chorale |
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02:29 |
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26 |
(I've Had) The Time Of My Life |
Bill Medley & Jennifer Warnes |
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06:46 |
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| Purchase Date |
22/03/2014 |
| Price |
£1.49 |
| Store |
PDSA (Peterlee - Castlegate) |
| Location |
Upstairs Black Bookcase Shelf 2 |
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| Cat. Number |
82876 55525 2 |
| UPC (Barcode) |
828765552523 |
| Packaging |
Jewel Case |
| Sound |
Stereo |
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I feel a little bit dirty for owning, this, so I'll just make the excuses now, and it all circles around the last track of the album, "I've Had The Time of My Life" Insert brackets where appropriate, I can't be bothered.
When the song was released waaaay back, it used to be played on the radio all of the time. I liked it, and taped a copy off the radio (as you do when you're 9). I wouldn't say I played it constantly, but I played it enough to get familiarised with the song. A year or two later, a friend went up in the technological world, and his parents owned a CD player ( a novel item back in the day) One of the albums owned was the original "Dirty Dancing" soundtrack.
As I liked the afore-mentioned song, it got played, and, this was the first time in my life I'd ever noticed such jarring edits in a song. Where was the full instrumental? The trumpet bit? Argh, it was horrible! Cut to ribbons.
It confused me. If the CD was the future
