MURMAIDS - A FEW OF THE THINGS WE LOVE
CD (Compact Disc)
Label: ACE
Release date: 27/11/2015
Barcode: 0029667074827
Catalog no.: CDTOP0001459
Item ID: 423892
Written by a pre-fame David Gates and produced by arch eccentric Kim Fowley at Gold Star Studios in Hollywood, the Murmaids' recording of 'Popsicles And Icicles' was one of
the smash hits of 1963, girl group ground zero. Their follow-up, 'Heartbreak Ahead', was the nearest the teenage trio came to another hit, and they disbanded after their next single. Various different singers were heard on three
later releases, while an album, featuring tracks recorded circa 1964, eventually appeared in 1980. Titled after a line in their famous hit, 'A Few Of The Things We Love' includes the group's
complete recordings for the Chattahoochee label, many of which have not appeared on CD before, including one featuring lead vocals by Jackie DeShannon.
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