(Oldies 50's — 60's / Oldies Pop / Rock' n' Roll) Tommy Sands ( 2 CD) 2006, MP3 (tracks), VBR 194-234

1.- The Worryin' Kind
2.- Ring my phone;
3.- Blue ribbon baby;
4.- Man like wow! ;
5.- One day later ;
6.- I ain't gettin' rid of you;
7.- Every little once in a while ;
8.- I love you because;
9.- Ring a ding a ling ;
10.- Rock light ;
11.- Maybelline;
12.- Hearts of stone;
13.- Oop Shoop;
14.- Hey miss Fannie;
15.- Tweedlee Dee;
16.- Such a night;
17.- Honey love;
18.- Little mama;
19.- Chicken and the hawk;
20.- Big date;
21.- Soda pop pop;
22.- Sing boy sing;
23.- Teenage crush;
24.- Wicked woman;
25.- Is it ever gonna happen;
26.- Goin' steady;
27.- Bigger than Texas;
28.- Hawaiian rock;
29.- Jimmy's song;
30.- The wrong side of love.

Album Details: Release Date:Sep 27 2006
Artist: Tommy Sands
Barcode: 4016030000633
Catalogue number: BCK27133
Number of discs: 1
Playing time: 79.13
Stereo / mono: stereo
Studio / live: Studio
Product format CD
Label: Nervous
Primary genre: Rock And Roll
Secondary genre: Rockabilly
1. Teenage Crush
2. Ring A Ding Ding
3. Goin' Steady
4. After The Senior Prom
5. Teenage Doll
6. Worryin' Kind
7. Just A Little Bit Of Blues (unrel.)
8. That's Love
9. Sing Boy Sing (LP version)
10. Old Oaken Bucket
11. I Love My Baby
12. Queen In Calico (unrel.)
13. Teach Me Tonight
14. 'A' You're Adorable
15. Five Foot Deep In Teardrops (unrel.)
16. I'm Gonna Walk And Talk With My Lord
17. You're Driving Me Crazy
18. Afraid
19. Sinner Man
20. Wrong Side Of Love (alt.#16)
21. All I Do Is Dream Of You
22. Should I
23. Love In A Goldfish Bowl
24. I'll Be Seeing You
25. Who Baby
26. My Love Song
27. The Parent Trap (& Annette)
28. Let's Get Together (& Annette)
29. A Young Man's Fancy
30. Won't You Be My Girl
31. Connie
32. Ten Dollars And A Clean White Shirt
33. Cinderella

The multi-talented Tommy Sands was born August 27, 1937, in Chicago, IL, to show-business parents. His entry into the business was no mistake, surprise, or happenstance, but genetic and inevitable. His father played piano and his mother sang. He took guitar lessons when he was eight years old and became an adequate axeman. By this time the Sands had moved to Houston, TX, where Sands got the acting bug. He moved to Los Angeles after high school and landed a job on Cliffie Stone's country & western television show. The exposure led to regular appearances on Tennessee Ernie Ford's weekly televison program and nightclub gigs.
He got a big break in 1957 when he got the lead role in The Singin' Idol, a television drama on rock & roll. The producer's first choice was Elvis Presley but he wasn't available, so a search went on and Sands won. A single from the show Teenage Crush on Capitol Records went to number two on Billboard's pop chart and Sands became an overnight sensation. He appeared on many Kraft Theater shows and nearly every network variety show on television. No one-hit wonder, he also hit the charts with "Goin' Steady," "The Worryin' Kind," "Blue Ribbon Baby," "Sing Boy Sing," "The Old Oaken Bucket," and "The Parent Trap." The release of "I'll Be Seeing You," marked a new musical direction for Sands. He cut two albums with Nelson Riddle and continue to release singles for a variety of labels, but none in the teen rock format that made him famous.
From the late '50s to the '70s he appeared in more than 150 television programs, and many movies including Sing Boy Sing (his first), Babes in Toyland, The Longest Day, Ensign Pulver, None but the Brave, Mardi Gras, and The Violent One. He married Nancy Sinatra in 1960; the union lasted five years. Where is he now? Still performing and thrilling fans all over the world. What else? It's in his genes. ~ Andrew Hamilton, All Music Guide