Name: American Graffiti Highlights: 25th Anniversary Edition
Brand: MCA
SKU: 8411
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American Graffiti Highlights

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Album: American Graffiti Highlights: 25th Anniversary Edition
#	Song Title	Time
1)	(We're Gonna) Rock Around the Clock
2)	Runaway
3)	Why Do Fools Fall in Love?
4)	That'll Be the Day
5)	Almost Grown
6)	Smoke Gets in Your Eyes
7)	Little Darlin'
8)	Barbara Ann
9)	Maybe Baby
10)	Ain't That a Shame
11)	Johnny B. Goode
12)	I Only Have Eyes for You
13)	To the Aisle
14)	Come Go with Me
15)	You're Sixteen (You're Beautiful and You're Mine)
16)	Love Potion No. 9
17)	Since I Don't Have You
18)	Only You (And You Alone)
19)	Goodnight, Well It's Time to Go
20)	All Summer Long

Album: American Graffiti Highlights: 25th Anniversary Edition
#	Song Title	Time
1)	(We're Gonna) Rock Around the Clock
2)	Runaway
3)	Why Do Fools Fall in Love?
4)	That'll Be the Day
5)	Almost Grown
6)	Smoke Gets in Your Eyes
7)	Little Darlin'
8)	Barbara Ann
9)	Maybe Baby
10)	Ain't That a Shame
11)	Johnny B. Goode
12)	I Only Have Eyes for You
13)	To the Aisle
14)	Come Go with Me
15)	You're Sixteen (You're Beautiful and You're Mine)
16)	Love Potion No. 9
17)	Since I Don't Have You
18)	Only You (And You Alone)
19)	Goodnight, Well It's Time to Go
20)	All Summer Long

Performer Notes

Personnel: Wolfman Jack (vocals).
Audio Remasterers: Daniel Hersch; Bill Inglot.
In 1998, the original two-album set gets reduced to a single compact-disc selection to coincide with the 25th anniversary re-release of the original motion picture American Graffiti -- hence this best-of compilation, a curious release in and of itself. Still utilizing voice-overs from the late disc jockey Wolfman Jack, who had a memorable cameo in the movie, American Graffiti Highlights: 25th Anniversary Edition pares the original two-disc set down to highlights from Chuck Berry ("Johnny B. Goode," "Almost Grown"), Buddy Holly ("That'll Be the Day," "Maybe Baby"), the Platters ("Only You," "Smoke Gets in Your Eyes"), great rocking one-shots from Fats Domino, Del Shannon, Johnny Burnette, Bill Haley, and the Beach Boys, and plenty of great doo wop from the Spaniels, the Skyliners, the Clovers, Dell Vikings, the Five Satins, the Flamingos, the Regents, and the Diamonds. Even in this truncated 20-track form, this is still one great little oldies compilation to add to the collection. ~ Cub Koda