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The Crests - Greatest Hits (CD)

Greatest Hits
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Release Date:03/14/2006
Label:Collectables
UPC:090431500927

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  • All Music Guide

    This 18-track collection compiles the notable sides Johnny Maestro and the Crests recorded for the New York-based Coed label. Although their debut single -- the doo wop collector favorite "My Juanita," originally released on the Joyce label -- isn't aboard, all of their biggies like the classic "16 Candles," "Six Nights a Week," "The Angels Listened In," "A Year Ago Tonight," "Step By Step," and "Trouble in Paradise" more than pick up the slack. The transfers are excellent, many of them amazingly in true stereo. There's a reason that this mixed group of four African-Americans and a white Italian lead singer is so revered by doo wop collectors, and here's where you'll find their legacy.

    - Cub Koda, All Music Guide

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Biography

The Crests

One of the most successful integrated doo wop groups, the Crests waxed the classic ballad "16 Candles" in 1959. Formed in 1956, they began recording the next year for Joyce, where they inched onto the pop lists with "Sweetest One." Moving to the brand-new Coed logo, Johnny Maestro's (b. May 7, 1930) warm tenor made "16 Candles" a national smash, and pop/RB hybrids like ... Read more