Shelley!

1:1 reproduction of hard-to-find Japanese pressing, a limited collector's edition!
Re-issue in our 11000 collector’s series.
This ten-inch vinyl LP originally came out in 1962 in Japan, only on the Colpix/Jet label, catalog number 4046.
Original vinyl album from the collection of Marcel Meersmann.
Contains two bonus tracks not on original release.
Reproduction of the rare original album cover.
Each records contains a free postcard image.
Painstakingly remastered for highest fidelity and pressed on high quality vinyl!
Limited to 500 colored copies.

Shelley Fabares Born in 1944 as Michele Ann Marie Fabares, the singer and actress (film and TV) got a starring role in the 1965 Elvis film 'Girl Happy'. Three years earlier, she had recorded one of the great teenage anthems of the early sixties with Johnny Angel, which made it to the top of the Billboard pop charts in 1962. The recordings on the self-titles LP, released in July 1962 on the Colpix label, are considered outstanding examples of well-crafted teenage rock & roll and pop of the era. The producer was Stu Phillips, who also produced Nina Simone's Colpix sessions, among others, and was later responsible for the theme music of U.S. television series such as 'Quincy', 'Battlestar Galactica' and 'Knight Rider'.

Belgian record collector Marcel Meersmann has once again opened the doors of his archive for us and provided us with his rare original album for this re-release. Many thanks for this! According to today's technical possibilities we have added two bonus tracks to the ten titles released at that time, carefully mastered the recordings for this limited vinyl edition and had the new version pressed on colored vinyl.

Please note: strictly limited to 500 copies, worldwide!