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Product Identifiers

Record LabelSuz, Sundazed Music Inc.

UPC0090771557414

eBay Product ID (ePID)16046040765

Product Key Features

FormatRecord

Release Year2020

GenreRock

ArtistChicks

Release TitleSound of the Chicks

Dimensions

Item Height0.26 in

Item Weight0.55 lb

Item Length12.58 in

Item Width12.39 in

Additional Product Features

Number of Tracks12

Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States

Tracks1.1 Heart of Stone 1.2 You Don't Talk About Love 1.3 Hucklebuck 1.4 Ticket to Ride 1.5 I Don't Want to Spoil the Party 1.6 The Birds and the Bees 1.7 Can't You Hear My Heart Beat 1.8 I Feel Fine 1.9 Tobacco Road 1.10 I Want You to Be My Boy 1.11 Looking for the Right Guy 1.12 Goodnight Baby

Number of Discs1

NotesThe Sound Of The Chicks by The Chicks - '60s Kiwi girl group harmonies! Recorded shortly after their tour with The Pretty Things, the Donaldson sisters made The Chicks a household name in New Zealand circa '66. Uptempo effervescent '60s kiwi girl group pop, with the kind of stunning harmonies that could only come from sisters. Recorded in single takes to two track for the Viking label when Judy was 16 and Sue was just 14, yet they manage to capture a true fauxtown sound. NZ's answer to Spector's girls, reissued for the first time and pressed on colored vinyl! Right from the time The Chicks hatched out of New Zealand's fertile rock'n'roll scene, Judy and Sue Donaldson were two of the biggest pop stars of the '60s. Sporting matching mod hairdos and pop art outfits, the girls were unique because they not only sang, but could dance up a storm. Their mother was musical and taught the girls to sing harmonies and their neighbor Kevin Borich, future member of one of New Zealand's wildest combos, The La de Das, taught the girls how to play guitar while they sang. The Chicks were signed to Viking in 1965 and promptly sent to the recording studio where the girls were given Chubby Checker's 'Hucklebuck,' and then 'Heart Of Stone.' Recordings were done on only two tracks, meaning they had to get things right quickly. Music was already chosen and rehearsed with a young band by musical director and pianist Mike Perjanik, who also gave The Chicks their name. The girls were just 14 and 16 when 'Hucklebuck' shot up the charts to #1, so they were quickly hustled back into the studio to record their first album The Sound Of The Chicks.