Steve's "Footstompin' Oldies" CD

I recently acquired the "Footstompin' Oldies" CD on Garland (GRZ 011) 1987 which was mastered by Steve. In my quest for this CD, I never found an online (AMG, Half.com, etc.) track listing. Assuming that there are some other oldies' fans on the board, below is a list of the tracks:

1) "It's Gonna Work Out Fine" (Long Version) - Ike & Tina Turner (3:03)

2) "Ain't Got No Home" - Clarence "Frogman" Henry (2:16)

3) "Money" - Barrett Strong (2:34)

4) "Let Me In" - The Sensations (3:01)

5) "Stagger Lee" (Original Uncensored Version) - Lloyd Price (2:21) stereo

6) "Bo Diddley" - Bo Diddley (2:55)

7) "The Boy From New York City" - The Ad Libs (2:59)

8) "Susie Q" (w/o echo) - Dale Hawkins (2:15)

9) "Killer Joe" - The Rocky Fellers (2:20)

10) "Cool Jerk" - The Capitols (2:26) stereo

11) "Roll Over Beethoven" - Chuck Berry (2:23)

12) "Hey Little Girl" - Dee Clark (2:13) stereo

13) "Tell Mama" - Etta James (2:20) stereo

14) "Mama Said" - The Shirelles (3:07) stereo

15) "Hi-Heel Sneakers" - Little Tommy Tucker (2:49)

16) "Barefootin'" - Robert Parker (2:30)

 

Chip,

Great track line-up!

Thanks!

Bob

 

Chip,

Don't forget the companion CD: Garland GRZ012 "Remember When"


Laugh Laugh-Beau Brummels(2:52) Stereo
It Hurts To Be In Love-Gene Pitney(2:31)
Soldier Boy-The Shirelles(2:39) Stereo
I Do Love You-Billy Stewart(2:58) Stereo
Happy,Happy Birthday Baby-The Tune Weavers(2:16)
Turn Me Loose-Fabian(2:22) Stereo
Personality-Lloyd Price(2:34) Stereo
I Don't Know Why (But I Do)-Clarence "Frogman" Henry(2:18) Stereo
Long Lonely Nights-Lee Andrews & The Hearts(2:56)***
Suspicion-Terry Stafford(2:28)
Just A Little-The Beau Brummels(2:23) Stereo
Sea Of Love-Phil Phillips & The Twilights(2:22)
Venus-Frankie Avalon(2:19) Stereo
16 Candles-The Crests(2:52)
Every Breath I Take-Gene Pitney(2:40)
One Summer Night-The Danleers(2:12)

***There is a misprint on The Lee Andrews song! The info on the back of the CD is from the Capitol's song on the Footstompin' Oldies disc!

 

Thanks, Pat, for the stereo info. I am aware of this CD from Steve's discography but have not found one yet.