Checker, Chubby

Vinyl Records and Rare LPs:

	Biggest Hits New - LP - P 7022 Sealed 1962 Die-Cut Gatefold Original With All The Pull-Off Pix In Place On The Back Cover. Clean COH. more
	Discotheque New - LP - P 7045 Sealed 2LP Mono Gatefold Original. Clean COH. more
	For 'Teen Twisters Only New - LP - P 7009 Sealed 1962 Mono Original. COH. more
	For Twisters Only New - LP - P 7002 Sealed 1960 Original, COH And Tiny Saw Cut. more
	Greatest Hits New - LP - AB 4219 Sealed 1972 2LP Gatefold Compilation. more
	Let's Limbo Some More Used - LP - SP 7027 Beautiful 1962 Heavy Vinyl Stereo Original Still In Shrink Wrap, Small, Clean COH. Appears Glossy, Unplayed. more
	Let's Twist Audiophile - LP - CSPS 1574 1980 Gatefold Original. more
	Let's Twist Audiophile - LP - AE1-1004 Sealed 1980 Gatefold Original. Remastered And Cut From The Original First Generation Mix-Down Tape. Pristine Copy. more
	Limbo Party New - LP - P 7020 Sealed 1962 Mono Original, COH. 4 1/2 Stars On All Music Guide. more
	Limbo Party New - LP - P 7020 Sealed 1962 Mono Original Housed In A Laminated Cover. 4 1/2 Stars On All Music Guide. more
	Limbo Party Used - LP - P 7020 1962 Laminated Cover Mono Original. 4 1/2 Stars On All Music Guide. Appears Unplayed. Promo Stamp On Back Cover. VG++ Copy. "Abandoning For A Moment His Obsession With "The Twist," Chubby Checker Branches Out Into New Territory On This 1962 Epic Entitled Limbo Party. The Half-Tacky/Half-Serious Liner Notes Are Unusual -- And Uncredited -- In Fact, The Only Credit Is To Singer Chubby Checker, With A Rare Mention Of His Birth Name, Ernest Evans, And The Statement That He Was Barely 20 When Releasing This. He Was Actually Four Days Away From Turning 21 When The Sheldon/strange Composition Shot To Number Two On The Charts, The Singer's Third Biggest Hit Behind "Pony Time" And "The Twist." Where Other Checker Albums Beat The Same Formula Into The Ground, All Songs Sounding Like The Production Of His Double-Number One-Hit, "The Twist," Here The Producers Explore Salsa, Soft Rock, And Other Styles. "The Bossa Nova" Is Not "Blame It On The Bossa Nova," And Pre-dated Eydie Gorme's Hit By A Half-A-Year Or So. It Also Has That Cabaret Feel Which Would Be Embraced By Contemporary Chris Montez Four Years Later -- Though Montez Was Rocking Harder Than This With "Let's Dance" The Same Month "Limbo Rock" Hit. "When The Saints Go Limbo In," Instead Of 'marching In' Is A Bit Of A Stretch, While "Jamaica Farewell" Is A Chance For Chubby To Sing An Island Tune. Sing It He Does, Taking Advantage Of The Opportunity, Though The Powers That Be Do Slip The Word "Limbo" Into The Tender Reading, Keeping In Line With The Formula Which Couldn't Be Argued With. Checker Had A Home On The Top 40 Charts That Eluded Other Artists, So When He Has A "Banana Boat Limbo Song" Concocted For Him, It Is An Indulgence The Singer Is Allowed -- And Has Earned. "Desafinado (Slightly Out Of Tune)" Is Slightly Out Of Tune Music Designed For Playing On A Cruise Ship: Truly A Different Arena For The Twister. Ritchie Valens' "La Bamba" Gets Re-designed With Obligatory Nods To Samba And Limbo, And Is A Fun Conclusion To This Respectable Disc Whose Hit Is Its Highlight." AMG Review By Joe Viglione. more
	Twistin' Round The World New - LP - P-7008 Sealed 1962 Mono Original. Archival Copy. more