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The Mills Brothers, The Ink Spots - The Best of the Mills Brothers & Ink Spots
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The Mills Brothers, The Ink Spots - The Best of the Mills Brothers & Ink Spots

Facts

Artist(s)The Mills Brothers and The Ink Spots
StudioJukebox Treasures
Release DateNovember 4, 1994
UPC Code769326602526
 

Tracks

  1. If I Didn't Care - The Ink Spots
  2. Paper Doll - The Mills Brothers
  3. We Three (My Echo, My Shadow And Me) - The Ink Spots
  4. Up A Lazy River - The Mills Brothers
  5. To Each His Own - The Ink Spots
  6. Don't Get Around Much Anymore - The Mills Brothers
  7. The Gypsy - The Ink Spots
  8. Sweet Georgia Brown - The Ink Spots
  9. Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall - The Ink Spots
  10. I Heard (Yes I Heard) - The Mills Brothers
  11. When The Saints Go Marching In - The Ink Spots
  12. Goodbye Blues - The Mills Brothers
  13. Life Is A Gamble - The Ink Spots
  14. How Am I Doing (Hey, Hey) - The Mills Brothers
  15. I Don't Want to Set The World On Fire - The Ink Spots
  16. Tiger Rag (Hold That Tiger) - The Mills Brothers
  17. Do I Worry? - The Ink Spots
  18. Java Jive - The Ink Spots

User Reviews

Average user review: 2.0 (4 reviews)

rating: 5 QuoteI love the old soundQuote
I disagree with the reviews I have read of this CD. I think it's fabulous, in fact I bought a second one for my mother. It's true that the sound quality is not up to today's standard, but that's part of the charm; it creates a real nostalgia. I also enjoyed the recordings of the live performances -- makes you want to dust off your zoot suit and join the crowd! I thnk this version is one of the most upbeat in tempo and style, and I highly recommend it. August 18, 2000

rating: 1 QuoteBogusQuote
In my opinion, this is not in anyway, shape or form; any configuration past, present, or future, an authourized recording by The Mills Brothers. If a recording like this was released under the name and likeness of Frank Sinatra (may he rest in peace) it would be considered a crime scene. As for the Ink Spots, I am not sure whose protecting their reputation, but I beleive the originals would turn in their graves! Perhaps a different title could be used for this recording. I suggest "The Butchering of Great Artists". If this was medicine, someone would be sued for malpractice. July 12, 2000

rating: 1 QuoteDisappointing CDQuote
This is a lousy recording with crowd noise, bad recording levels, and terrible quality. I am sorry I bought it and have since gone with a better "classic" collection which better represents these fantastic harmonists. Do NOT buy this CD! unless you hate the Mills Brothers. December 6, 1999

rating: 1 QuoteVery DisappointingQuote
I am very disappointed with this CD. The quality is awful. Some of the songs sound like they were played back on a 78 RPM Victrola into a cheap tape recorder.

Some of the tracks are recordings of live appearances, probably later in their careers, so they really don't represent their original talents.

If I had known that many of the tracks were recorded live, and of such low quality, I probably would not have ordered the CD.

Bottom line: if you want original recordings that represent the true talents of these groups, look for a different CD. May 7, 1999

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