発売日: 2019/3/8輸入盤USレーベル: Bear Family収録曲: 1.1 La Bamba1.2 Ooh! My Head1.3 Hurry Up1.4 Let's Rock and Roll1.5 Fast Freight1.6 Framed1.7 Come on Let's Go1.8 Little Girl1.9 Bony Moronie1.10 Big Baby Blues1.11 Cry, Cry, Cry (Bob Keane Home Recording #1)1.12 Cry, Cry, Cry (Bob Keane Home Recording #2)1.13 Cry, Cry, Cry (With the Claves)1.14 Cry, Cry, Cry1.15 Bluebirds Over the Mountain1.16 Rockin' All Night1.17 Dooby Dooby Wah (Bob Keane Home Recording)1.18 Dooby Dooby Wah1.19 Dooby Dooby Wah (Take 7 - Outtake)1.20 From Beyond1.21 Hi-Tone1.22 The Paddi-Wack Song1.23 Rock Lil' Darlin'1.24 Malaguena1.25 That's My Little Suzie (Demo, Bob Keane Home Recording)1.26 That's My Little Suzie1.27 That's My Little Suzie (Gold Star Studio Outtake)1.28 Rhythm Song1.29 In a Turkish Town1.30 Ritchie Valens Commercial (Donna)1.31 Donna1.32 Stay Beside Me1.33 We Belong Together1.34 Plane Crash Report, Feb 3, 19591.35 Lost Without You1.36 Now That You're Goneコメント:Eight months is a tremendously slim timespan to build a legacy. Yet that's all the time Ritchie Valens had to create his classic recordings, which remain revered around the world. Valens made his first sides for Del-Fi label producer Bob Keane in May of 1958, and on February 3, 1959, he was killed in the tragic plane crash that also took the lives of Buddy Holly and The Big Bopper. In that all-too-brief period, Ritchie scored three indelible hits-his debut single Come On, Let's Go and a blockbuster double-sided single pairing Donna and La Bamba. The teenager certainly knew how to rock, and his Bear Family disc does precisely that as Valens storms through his aforementioned hits and a plethora of other spicy gems: Hurry Up, Ooh! My Head, Rockin' All Night, Dooby Dooby Wah, various alternate takes, and plenty more. As a special bonus, we've included both sides of Donna Ludwig's rare tribute single to her departed boyfriend, touchingly closing the CD.Eight months is a tremendously slim timespan to build a legacy. Yet that's all the time Ritchie Valens had to create his classic recordings, which remain revered around the world. Valens made his first sides for Del-Fi label producer Bob Keane in May of 1958, and on February 3, 1959, he was killed in the tragic plane crash that also took the lives of Buddy Holly and The Big Bopper. In that all-too-brief period, Ritchie scored three indelible hits-his debut single Come On, Let's Go and a blockbuster double-sided single pairing Donna and La Bamba. The teenager certainly knew how to rock, and his Bear Family disc does precisely that as Valens storms through his aforementioned hits and a plethora of other spicy gems: Hurry Up, Ooh! My Head, Rockin' All Night, Dooby Dooby Wah, various alternate takes, and plenty more. As a special bonus, we've included both sides of Donna Ludwig's rare tribute single to her departed boyfriend, touchingly closing the CD.