Sockin' It To You ~ The Complete Dynovoice / New Voice Recordings (3CD)

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Cat No: QRPMT549

Format Details: 3CD

Release Date: 21 February 2020

Label: Rpm / Cherry Red

Packaging Type: Digipak

No of Units: 3

Barcode: 5013929554924

Genres: Rock

Description
- Detailed overview of the hitmaking career of Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels. This is the first CD set to feature all of the albums he recorded for Bob Crewe’s Dynovoice and New Voice labels between 1966 and 1969 on three packed CDs
- Comprehensive 65-track ultimate tribute to the early chart riding career of Mitch Ryder.
- With an extensive booklet with informative historical notes and numerous reproductions of news stories and reviews from the pages of American trade magazines like Billboard and Cashbox. Plus full details of the peak chart positions of all of the singles and LPs from Billboard, Cashbox and Record World, America’s leading music trade magazines.
Mitch Ryder and The Detroit Wheels may well be the most underrated rock band in American music history. Despite his string of influential mid-sixties chart hits and his undeniable influence over a string of late 60s and early 70s bands. Since about 1975 onwards one of his biggest fans, Bruce Springsteen, has incorporated into his show a segment he calls “The Detroit Medley” based on two of Mitch’s biggest hits. Amongst those bands who acknowledge how much they benefitted from Mitch Ryder’s breakout from the Detroit rock scene were The MC5, Alice Cooper and Bob Seger.

Until Mitch Ryder began to fill Detroit’s rock clubs to capacity the city’s musical contributions were dominated by Motown and Detroit’s soul singers both male and female took all of the accolades. A local DJ brought him to the attention of Bob Crewe who was by 1966 one of the hottest producers in America responsible for a non-stop string of hits by Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons since 1962.

Disc One features the albums ‘Take A Ride’ and ‘Breakout’. Disc Two features the album ‘Sock It to Me’ and ‘All Mitch Ryder Hits’, a compilation set that featured one new track a version of the Motown hit for The Marvelettes, ‘Too Many Fish in The Sea’ ending with an album never before released on CD ‘Mitch Ryder Sings the Hits’. Disc Three completes the package with an album that was intended to launch a solo career and a collection of 45-only tracks several of which are making their CD debut.
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