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Performer: Slim Whitman
Producer: Scotty Turner... Distributor: Universal Music Operation Notes: Audio Remasterer: Andrew Thompson . Liner Note Author: Maurice Hope. Editor: John Tobler. Arranger: Harold Bradley. This reissue from Beat Goes On Records features a pair of rare LPs by Slim Whitman, In Love the Whitman Way and Happy Street, originally issued in 1968 and 1969 on Imperial. Highlights among the 24 tracks include "South of the Border (Down Mexico Way)," "Just a Few Sweet Kisses," and "My Happiness." Casual listeners should keep an eye open for the two-disc set The Collection on EMI before purchasing this two-fer. ~ Al Campbell
One of American music's greatest yodelers, Slim Whitman is a country/pop crossover artist who scored big in the U.S. with such songs as "Indian Love Call," but ultimately found his greatest success in England. He became the first country star to headline at the London Palladium, influencing the Beatles along the way. In the '70s and '80s, the Floridian singer was best known to many in the U.S. through a popular series of TV commercials advertising his records, but Whitman's music was introduced to a new generation in the satirical 1996 Tim Burton film MARS ATTACKS, where "Indian Love Call" turns out be the only thing that can defeat the Martian invaders.
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