FLAC 16 bit (Tracks) | Pop/Rock | 00:51:58 | 282 MB
This collection is an anthology of Ann-Margret’s recordings from the most vibrant period of her career (1961–1964), when she was famously dubbed the “female Elvis.” The album features tracks primarily recorded for RCA Victor, showcasing her unique transitional style—from sultry, sophisticated jazz-pop to bold rock and roll. The tracklist includes iconic works such as “Thirteen Men,” which became a gold standard for the 1960s “sex-kitten” sound, and “How Lovely to Be a Woman,” referencing her triumph in the film Bye Bye Birdie.
Musically, the album relies on lush orchestral arrangements and rhythmic guitar parts characteristic of the Nashville and Los Angeles studio sessions of that era.
Tracklist
1-1 Ann-Margret – There’ll Be Some Changes Made (Remastered)[2:10]
1-2 Ann-Margret – I Was Only Kidding (Remastered)[2:39]
1-3 Ann-Margret – Make Love to Me (Remastered)[2:53]
1-4 Ann-Margret – Tell Me, Tell Me (Remastered)[2:24]
1-5 Ann-Margret – Please Don’t Talk About Me When I’m Gone (Remastered)[2:05]
1-6 Ann-Margret – Cest Si Bon (It’s so Good) (Remastered)[3:09]
1-7 Ann-Margret – The Rock and Roll Waltz (Remastered)[2:18]
1-8 Ann-Margret – Jim Dandy (Remastered)[2:42]
1-9 Ann-Margret – Thirteen Men (Remastered)[2:43]
1-10 Ann-Margret – Senor Blues (Remastered)[2:58]
1-11 Ann-Margret – Inka Dinka Doo (Remastered)[2:03]
1-12 Ann-Margret – Begin the Beguine (Remastered)[3:25]
1-13 Ann-Margret – I Really Don’t Want to Know (Remastered)[2:48]
1-14 Ann-Margret – How Lovely to Be a Woman (Remastered)[2:31]
1-15 Ann-Margret – The Best Is yet to Come (Remastered)[3:18]
1-16 Ann-Margret – I’m in the Mood for Love (Remastered)[3:17]
1-17 Ann-Margret – Lost Love (Remastered)[2:23]
1-18 Ann-Margret – I Ain’t Got Nobody (And Nobody Cares for Me) (Remastered)[1:55]
1-19 Ann-Margret – It Don’t Hurt Anymore (Remastered)[2:11]
1-20 Ann-Margret – It Do Me so Good (Remastered)[2:18]
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