Sandy Nelson's Big Sixties All-Nighter!
Released: 2005
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Released: 2005
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Man, did Sandy Nelson record a lot of albums in the last half of the 1960s -- more than 15 between 1965 and 1969. This 24-track collection samples from most of them, the program dominated by...
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Beat That Drum/Be True to Your School
Released: 1997
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Released: 1997
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Nelson drums with visceral intensity on this two-fer, which combines the 1963 instrumental LPs Beat That Drum and Be True to Your School. ~ Jason Ankeny, All Music Guide
Country Style/Teenage House Party
Released: 1997
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Released: 1997
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This two-fer assembles a pair of 1963 dates for Imperial, capturing the best and the worst of Sandy Nelson. With Imperial churning out Sandy Nelson LPs at a breakneck pace, the drummer began to...
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Drummin' up a Storm/Compelling Percussion
Released: 1996
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Released: 1996
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This two-fer assembles a pair of Sandy Nelson LPs from 1962 that rank among the influential drummer's finest hours. Drummin' Up a Storm continues Nelson's collaboration with producer and session...
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Golden Hits/The Best of the Beats
Released: 1997
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Released: 1997
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Although their titles seem to suggest best-of compilations, both Golden Hits and Best of the Beats are simply two more entries in a long line of Sandy Nelson records cut in response to the chart...
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Plays Teen Beat/He's a Drummer Boy!
Released: 1996
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Released: 1996
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This two-fer assembles Sandy Nelson's first LPs for the Imperial label, material originally dating back to 1960. From Charlie Watts to Keith Moon to Meg White, virtually every drummer in rock...
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Let There Be Drums/Drums Are My Beat!
Released: 1996
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Released: 1996
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This two-fer pairs back-to-back Sandy Nelson LPs from the drummer's commercial and creative heyday. Let There Be Drums is more than just an album title. It's a proclamation from above, a call to...
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