Disk: 1
 Venus in blue jeans - Clanton, Jimmy 1. Venus in blue jeans - Clanton, Jimmy
 How can I meet her? - Everly Brothers, The 2. How can I meet her? - Everly Brothers, The
 A forever kind of love - Vee, Bobby 3. A forever kind of love - Vee, Bobby
 Everybody's somebody's fool - Francis, Connie 4. Everybody's somebody's fool - Francis, Connie
 What a nice way to turn seventeen - Crystals, The 5. What a nice way to turn seventeen - Crystals, The
 That's where my lovin' goes - Twitty, Conway 6. That's where my lovin' goes - Twitty, Conway
 Before we say goodnight - Poni-Tails, The 7. Before we say goodnight - Poni-Tails, The
 That's how much - Hyland, Brian 8. That's how much - Hyland, Brian
 Who - Crosby, Gary 9. Who - Crosby, Gary
 One little acre - Hailton, George IV 10. One little acre - Hailton, George IV
 A heartache named Johnny - Morgan, Jaye P. 11. A heartache named Johnny - Morgan, Jaye P.
 It's unbearable - Jones, Dorothy 12. It's unbearable - Jones, Dorothy
 Now you know how it feels - Martindale, Wink 13. Now you know how it feels - Martindale, Wink
 Next - O'Neill, Johnny 14. Next - O'Neill, Johnny
 When does friendship end and true love start - Stuart, Debbie 15. When does friendship end and true love start - Stuart, Debbie
 Have a nice weekend - McGuire Sisters, The 16. Have a nice weekend - McGuire Sisters, The
 Cute and collegiate - Brooktones, The 17. Cute and collegiate - Brooktones, The
 A most impossible dream - Hickman, Dwayne 18. A most impossible dream - Hickman, Dwayne
 I've got a lot of things to do - Burnette, Johnny 19. I've got a lot of things to do - Burnette, Johnny
 Walking in the footsteps of a fool - King, Ben E. 20. Walking in the footsteps of a fool - King, Ben E.

Disk: 2
 Run to him - Vee, Bobby 1. Run to him - Vee, Bobby
 Little Hollywood girl - Crickets, The 2. Little Hollywood girl - Crickets, The
 Yum yum yum - Cinderellas, The 3. Yum yum yum - Cinderellas, The
 Seven minutes in heaven - Poni-Tails 4. Seven minutes in heaven - Poni-Tails
 It started all over again - Lee, Brenda 5. It started all over again - Lee, Brenda
 Ask me no questions - Dobkins, Carl Jr. 6. Ask me no questions - Dobkins, Carl Jr.
 Keep in touch - Gibbs, Georgia 7. Keep in touch - Gibbs, Georgia
 Never say goodbye - Beaumont, Jimmy 8. Never say goodbye - Beaumont, Jimmy
 Everybody lives a guy named Johnny - Cardigan Brothers 9. Everybody lives a guy named Johnny - Cardigan Brothers
 A pair of scissors - Reed, Dean 10. A pair of scissors - Reed, Dean
 Just couldn't resist her with her pocket transistor - Cogan, Alma 11. Just couldn't resist her with her pocket transistor - Cogan, Alma
 One more tim with Billy - Bryant, Anita 12. One more tim with Billy - Bryant, Anita
 Poor little puppet - Jan & Dean 13. Poor little puppet - Jan & Dean
 Lonely tomorrows - Orlando, Tony 14. Lonely tomorrows - Orlando, Tony
 Just between you and me - Chordettes, The 15. Just between you and me - Chordettes, The
 The world in my arms - Cole, Nat King 16. The world in my arms - Cole, Nat King
 Say hello (Goodbye makes me cry) - Cardigan Brothers 17. Say hello (Goodbye makes me cry) - Cardigan Brothers
 I've got my pride - Jones, Jack 18. I've got my pride - Jones, Jack
 I can't sit down - Marie & Rex 19. I can't sit down - Marie & Rex
 Beats there a heart so true - Como, Perry 20. Beats there a heart so true - Como, Perry

Disk: 3
 No one can make my sunshine smile - Everly Brothers, The 1. No one can make my sunshine smile - Everly Brothers, The
 Who do you think you are? - Four Lads, The 2. Who do you think you are? - Four Lads, The
 If I didn't love you so much - Tino, Babs 3. If I didn't love you so much - Tino, Babs
 Short hair and turtleneck sweater - Adams, Billy 4. Short hair and turtleneck sweater - Adams, Billy
 Don't read the letter - Page, Patti 5. Don't read the letter - Page, Patti
 The lovin' touch - Dinning, Mark 6. The lovin' touch - Dinning, Mark
 Notify the F.B.I. - Arena Twins, The 7. Notify the F.B.I. - Arena Twins, The
 Love is a two way street - Chordettes, The 8. Love is a two way street - Chordettes, The
 He who laughs last - Payne, Freda 9. He who laughs last - Payne, Freda
 Give it up - Deb Tones, The 10. Give it up - Deb Tones, The
 Wanted, one girl - Jan & Dean 11. Wanted, one girl - Jan & Dean
 Fantastico - Lee, Peggy 12. Fantastico - Lee, Peggy
 Please don't ask about Barbara - Vee, Bobby 13. Please don't ask about Barbara - Vee, Bobby
 My heart has a mind of it's own - Francis, Connie 14. My heart has a mind of it's own - Francis, Connie
 Chills - Orlando, Tony 15. Chills - Orlando, Tony
 He's got my sympathy - Adams, Ray 16. He's got my sympathy - Adams, Ray
 Breaking in a brand new broken heart - Campbell, Jean 17. Breaking in a brand new broken heart - Campbell, Jean
 One way ticket (to the blues) - Sedaka, Neil 18. One way ticket (to the blues) - Sedaka, Neil
 Don't ask me to be friends - Everly Brothers, The 19. Don't ask me to be friends - Everly Brothers, The
 The tiger's wide awake (The lion sleeps tonight) - Romeos, The 20. The tiger's wide awake (The lion sleeps tonight) - Romeos, The

Some would have it that the time between the initial explosion of rock and roll and the advent of the Beatles were barren years, but that is far from the truth. The period from Buddy Holly's death to the Beatles' first No.1 that is from February 1959 to February 1963 was dominated by the young and talented New York songwriters operating in and around New York's Brill Building. Some of the writers became famous performers in their own right but there were many other songwriters in Tin Pan Alley who also had impressive track records but remained unknown. Such a person was Jack Keller, a backroom musician who would often work with the lyricists Gerry Goffin and Howard Greenfield. He also worked with Larry Kolber, Noel Sherman and several other writers who recognised him as an effective collaborator who could come up with winsome melodies in a few minutes. This 3CD set is a fitting tribute to Jack Keller, featuring 60 of his compositions including many hit singles.