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Collectables' Goodbye Cruel World is a good, budget-priced ten-track collection combining teen idol James Darren's romantic ballads and up-tempo pop numbers recorded for Colpix in the early '60s. These are the original versions of such modest hits as "Conscience," "Gidget," "Mary's Little Lamb" and the 1961 Top Ten hits "Goodbye Cruel World" and "Her Royal Majesty." ~ Al Campbell Goodbye Cruel World Music James Darren Goodbye Cruel World Songs Goodbye Cruel World Music Review Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars)  good CD
this CD is excellant. there are two well known tracks on it. they cover James Darin most popular hits. I am glad this CD is good quality recording.
Submitted by HTT555BG (Lincoln, NE USA) 
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Not just Goodbye Cruel World.
I have to admit, my all time favourite instrumental track is Because They're Young by Duane Eddy, I'd seen from the UK chart listings that James Darren recorded a vocal version of this, only a minor hit, but very interesting all the same. So, what is the rest of the CD about, only 10 tracks in total, but all of them very pleasant mid sixties pop. An ideal addition to my collection.
Submitted by Graham (Skellingthorpe, Lincolnshire, U.K.)
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