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1-CD with 16-page booklet, 31 tracks. Total playing time approx. 76 min. Sweets are the everyday little pleasures – this loving compilation is the nostalgic soundtrack to go with them. Let’s meet at the Candy Store! We don’t just have plain chocolate in our program, we carry all kinds of chocolate variations. With 31 tracks from 1950 – 1964 we have assembled the sweets of a musically highly lively time! Primarily you can hear Rock ‘n’ Roll with plenty of Doo-Wop ingredients, including recordings that are quite rare nowadays and appear here on CD for the first time! The package is rounded off with the occasional country, pop, mambo and swing! Musical candy for everyday ears, not only for collectors! The 16-page color booklet contains notes by producer Marc Mittelacher on each track and many photos and illustrations, some of which are rare. TRACK LISTING: 01 Meet Me At The Candy Store – The Chesterfields 02 Candy Store Blues – The Capers 03 Candy Store Love – The Val-Chords 04 Bubble Gum – Johnny Redd 05 Gum Drop – Judy Valentine 06 Chocolata – Nat Russell 07 Bubble Gum (Twist) – Ricky & The Vacels 08 Candy Store Blues – The Casual Three 09 Candy Bar Boogie – The Ames Brothers 10 Patty Cake Man – Eddie Miller & His Band 11 Big Rock Candy Mountain – Kidd Baker 12 Jelly Do-Nuts – The Trail Riders 13 The Chocolate Song – Charlie Walker 14 Bon Bons, Chocolates And Chewing Gum – Buddy Greco & His Quintet 15 Rock Candy Baby – Allan Copeland & The Hotrodders 16 I Hate But I Like Popcorn – Big Bill Schaeffer 17 Cotton Candy – Frank Virtuoso Quintette 18 Chocolate Cha Cha – Chuck Cabot & His Orchestra 19 Cara-Caramel Choco-Chocolate – Tito Rodriguez 20 Sticky Apple And Bubble Gum – Lola Ameche 21 Candy Store – Ronnie Diamond 22 The Patty Cake – Mamie Bradley 23 Candy – The Crew Cuts 24 Bubblegum – Larry Dean & The Sisters 25 Strawberry Shortcake – Sugar & Spice 26 Cherry Chocolate Twist – The Drifters 27 Candy Bar Twist – The Candymen 28 Jam & Jelly – The Col-Lee-Jets 29 Maple Syrup – The Kresents 30 Sugartime Twist (stereo version) – The McGuire Sisters 31 If I Knew You Were Comin’ I’d’ve Baked A Cake – Art Mooney & His Orchestra, Vocal by Betty Harris