Title:

The D-Men - I Wanna Shout! download free

Performer:

The D-Men

Album:

I Wanna Shout!

Released:

2014

Genre:

Rock

Style:

Garage Rock, Beat

MP3 archive size:

1445 mb

FLAC archive size:

1261 mb

WMA archive size:

1196 mb

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Rating:

4.3

Votes:

486

The D-Men Garage Rock Beat 2014

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Tracklist Hide Credits

A1	I Just Don't Care Written-By – Askew, Engler
A2	Hi-Heel Sneakers Written-By – Higginbotham*
A3	Love Could Show Me Written-By – Askew, Wadhams
A4	Don't You Know Written-By – Askew, Wadhams
A5	No Hope For Me Written-By – Askew, Wadhams
A6	Like I Love You Written-By – Askew, Wadhams
A7	Every Minute Of Every Day Written-By – Askew, Wadhams
B1	So Little Time Written-By – Askew, Wadhams
B2	Boom Boom Written-By – Hooker*
B3	When I'm Gone Written-By – Askew, Wadhams
B4	Empty Heart Written-By – Nanker/Phelge*
B5	It's Cruel Written-By – Evans, Engler, Wadhams*
B6	Night On Fire Written-By – Askew, Wadhams
B7	I Wanna Shout! Written-By – Evans, Engler, Wadhams*

Companies, etc.

Mastered At – Pauler Acoustics

Credits

Bass, Vocals – Doug Ferrara
Design, Layout – Andreas Ehrengard
Drums, Vocals – Ken Evans
Engineer – Bill Szymczyk (tracks: A3, A6, A7, B1), Phil Ramone (tracks: A1, A4, A5, B3), Wayne Wadhams (tracks: A2, A6, B2, B4, B5, B7)
Guitar, Vocals – Bill Shute , Rick Engler
Keyboards, Vocals – Wayne Wadhams
Liner Notes – Joseph Tortelli
Transcription By – Doug Ferrara

Notes

compilation of their singles and unreleased sides

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Rights Society: GEMA

PC-rider

D-MEN was a '60s US garage/beat band from Stamford, Connecticut. This is a painstakingly remastered collection of rare 1964-'66 singles and unreleased recordings. Includes a great LP-sized full glossy 4-page insert with pics and history by Goldmine writer Joseph Tortelli. Take the 14 tunes of this platter, add a band named The D-Men, and you've got a driving, shaking demonstration of US mid 1960's British invasion influenced Garage'n'Roll. The D-Men are best remembered today for their minor hit success with 45s such as 'I Just Don't Care' or 'So Little Time'. Their biggest success and recognition though, came in 1967 under their new name 'The Fifth Estate' when they charted nationwide with their baroque rock adaptation 'Ding Dong! The Witch Is Dead'. But the 1964-'66 recorded tracks on this platter were the ones which got first played to the neighbourhood kids and then to wild fans which often brought the house down.

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