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FREQAZOIDIAC  -  UNIQUES  
presents :

HITS A GO GO-ARC-1966-CANADA-HP37 MONO-2448-ALAC


24K music

01-day tripper BEATLES.m4a
02-we can work it out BEATLES.m4a
03-it's my life ANIMALS.m4a
04-yesterday man-CHRIS ANDREWS.m4a
05-it's good news week-JONATHAN KING.m4a
06-here it comes again-FORTUNES.m4a
07-michelle BEATLES.m4a
08-she's just my style GARY LEWIS PLAYBOYS.m4a
09-well respected man KINKS.m4a
10-five o'clock world VOGUES.m4a
11-the sounds of silence SIMON GARFUNKLE.m4a
12-the duck JACKIE LEE.m4a

ARChitsAGoGo66HP37.pdf
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Design compilation-layout remanipulation by :

unknown studio band doing ripping covers of british songs of 1966.
released on ARC records from toronto canada
coinciding with promotion of a CTV canada TV dance show.


 This is one in a series of cover albums that are Canada's answer
to a cash in album - all unknown artists covering hits of the day
in this case 1966 and is mostly UK beat vibe.

Sometimes ARC records of Toronto would purchase wholesale
from the UK in the proven case of John Smith and the New Sound
but on this LP it's unknown who the cover artists are but they
do show up on consecutive ARC LPs like Don't Feed the Animals.
The track "The Duck" the only Funk Soul track here could be 
an early track provided by The Majestics who released their
first Album on ARC a year later. Speculation only though!
I personally enjoy these albums and in some cases I like these
cover versions as much as the originals. 
The condition isn't the best on some tracks as the LP
was well used when I found it.
I provided the original artist name beside the tracks for context.
One neat thing is to hear a cover version of 'Sounds of Silence' 
in the PRE beat version with just acoustic guitars and Stand Up Bass
and pretty nice vocals and Michelle getting a soul treatment