Various - More American Graffiti FLAC

Various Scandinavia Mca Records Rock Roll Rhythm Blues Pop Rock Doo Wop 1978

Genre:	Rock / Soul - Funk
Performer:	Various
Title:	More American Graffiti
Style:	Rock & Roll, Rhythm & Blues, Pop Rock, Doo Wop
Date of release:	1978
Label:	MCA Records
Catalog Number:	MCA2-8007
Country:	Scandinavia
FLAC album size:	1674 mb
MP3 album size:	2724 mb

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Tracklist

1	–Lloyd Price	Stagger Lee Written-By – H. Logan, L. Price	2:58
2	–Little Richard	Ready Teddy Written-By – J. Marascalco, R. Blackwell	2:05
3	–The Platters	Twilight Time Narrator [Dialogue] – Wolfman JackWritten-By – A. Nevins, B. Ram, M. Nevins	2:49
4	–The Kingsmen	Louie, Louie Narrator [Dialogue] – Wolfman JackWritten-By – R. Berry	2:42
5	–Wolfman Jack	Xerb I.D. & Wolfman Intro Narrator [Dialogue] – Wolfman Jack
6	–Buddy Holly And The Crickets	Oh, Boy! Narrator [Dialogue] – Wolfman JackWritten-By – Bill Tilghman, Norman Petty, Sunny West	2:07
7	–Betty Everett	Shoop Shoop Song (It's In The Kiss) Written-By – Rudy Clark	2:14
8	–The Dubs	Could This Be Magic Written-By – H. Johnson, R. Blandon	2:17
9	–The Tune Weavers	Happy Happy Birthday Baby Written-By – G. Lopez, M. Sylvia	2:15
10	–Little Eva	Locomotion Narrator [Dialogue] – Wolfman JackWritten-By – Carole King-G. Goffin	2:18
11	–Bill Haley And His Comets	See You Later Alligator Written-By – Robert Guidry	3:03
12	–Gene Chandler	Duke Of Earl Narrator [Dialogue] – Wolfman JackWritten-By – B. Williams, E. Edwards, E. Dixon	2:11
13	–Brenda Lee	I'm Sorry Written-By – Ronnie Self	2:40
14	–Little Richard	Tutti Frutti Narrator [Dialogue] – Wolfman JackWritten-By – D. La Bostrie, R. Penniman, R. Blackwell	2:23
15	–The Chantels	Maybe Written-By – R. Barrett	2:37
16	–Carl Dobkins Jr.	My Heart Is An Open Book Written-By – H. David, L. Pockriss	2:05
17	–The Coasters	Poison Ivy Narrator [Dialogue] – Wolfman JackWritten-By – J. Leiber-M. Stoller	2:39
18	–The Crows	Gee Narrator [Dialogue] – Wolfman JackWritten-By – H. Levy, W. Davis	2:15
19	–Dion And The Belmonts	Teenager In Love Narrator [Dialogue] – Wolfman JackWritten-By – D. Pomus, M. Shuman	2:34
20	–The Cadillacs	Speedo Written-By – E. Navarro	2:21
21	–Jerry Butler	He Will Break Your Heart Written-By – Carter, Mayfield, Butler	2:42
22	–Larry Williams	Bony Maronie Narrator [Dialogue] – Wolfman JackWritten-By – L. Williams	2:55
23	–Buddy Holly	Peggy Sue Written-By – Buddy Holly, Jerry Allison, Norman Petty	2:28
24	–The Shirelles	Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow Narrator [Dialogue] – Wolfman JackWritten-By – Carole King-G. Goffin	2:54
25	–The Danleers	One Summer Night Narrator [Dialogue] – Wolfman JackWritten-By – D. Webb	2:28
26	–Carole King	It Might As Well Rain Until September Written-By – Carole King-G. Goffin	2:06

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
MCA2-8007	Various	More American Graffiti ‎(2xLP, Comp, Glo)	MCA Records	MCA2-8007	US	1975
MCA2-8007	Various	More American Graffiti ‎(2xLP, Comp, Gat)	MCA Records	MCA2-8007	Canada	1975
MCA2-8007	Various	More American Graffiti ‎(2xLP, Comp, RE, Gat)	MCA Records	MCA2-8007	Scandinavia	1978
MAPS2-7879	Various	More American Graffiti ‎(2xLP, Comp, RE, Gat)	MCA Records	MAPS2-7879	New Zealand	Unknown
L2MC-6498	Various	More American Graffiti ‎(2xLP, Comp, Gat)	WEA	L2MC-6498	Mexico	1975

Credits

Compilation Producer – Terry Brown
Lacquer Cut By – TA
Photography By [Cover Photo] – Elliot Gilbert
Photography By [Liner Photo] – Leonard Koren

Notes

℗ 1975

This is an auto-coupled release.
Record One contains A-side & D-side.
Record Two contains B-side & C-side.

Gatefold Cover hinges at the bottom of the cover.

The dialogue by Wolfman Jack indicated on the inside cover as being at the beginning of the track D5 is actually at the end of the previous track (D4).

A collection of rock classics from the '60s introduced by Wolfman Jack...inspired by the album "American Graffiti".
NOTICE: The selections contained in this album were not contained in the motion picture sound track "American Graffiti". (Except "Gee" by The Crows.) The motion picture sound track album "American Graffiti" was previously released under MCA label (MCA2-8001).