Shopping > Music > The Duprees > Best of the Duprees [Collectables]

The Duprees - Best of the Duprees [Collectables] (CD)

Album Details: Best of the Duprees [Collectables]

Release Date:04/19/1990
Label:Collectables
UPC:090431500828

Track List: Best of the Duprees [Collectables]

  1. You Belong To Me
  2. Ginny
  3. It's No Sin
  4. Why Don't You Believe Me
  5. I Wish I Could Believe You
  6. I'm Yours
  7. Have You Heard
  8. My Own True Love
  9. Take Me As I Am
  1. I'd Rather Be Here In Your Arms
  2. The Things I Love
  3. As Time Goes By
  4. Exodus
  5. Gone With The Wind
  6. September In The Rain
  7. So Many Have Told Me
  8. These Foolish Things
  9. Sunset To Sunrise

Other Available Formats: Best of the Duprees [Collectables]

User Reviews: Best of the Duprees [Collectables]

  • Overall:

    Incredible blend of love song & doo wop

    By Donna  Nov 4, 1999

    AS AN OLD FRIEND OF THE GUYS, THIS IS BY FAR THE BEST OF ALL THE CDS AVAILABLE.
    THERE'S A LOT OF UNKNOWN RECORDINGS FROM THESE VERY TALENTED GUYS ON HERE, THAT WILL SURE TO PLEASE ANY DOO WOP LOVER!
    ENJOY!
    DONNA V.

Compare Prices: Best of the Duprees [Collectables]

Store Store Rating Price Notes/Coupons

Amazon.com Marketplace

48 Ratings

(29 Reviews)

Write a review

$7.84Total Price N/A New Item

4 Coupons & Deals

fantastic prices with ease & comfort of amazon
Go to Store

Barnes and Noble

Write a review

$10.19Total Price N/A New Item everyday low prices Go to Store

Tower Records

51 Ratings

(41 Reviews)

Write a review

$9.30Total Price N/A New Item free us shipping for items over $25!!! Go to Store

Rate & Write a Review: Best of the Duprees [Collectables]

All fields marked with * are required
0 out of 5.0 stars
0 out of 5.0 stars
0 out of 5.0 stars
Maximum of 4,000 characters
Cancel

Rate & Write a Review: Best of the Duprees [Collectables]

Thank You. Your review has been posted.
View your postClose

Biography

The Duprees

One of the final Italian doo wop groups to make a wave in the early '60s, the Duprees were in some senses not a rock roll act at all. They relied on updates of pre-rock pop standards for most of their material, dressed up in classy big band arrangements. Their New Jersey street-corner roots were still audible in their doo wop harmonies, giving their treatments of moldy... Read more