How'd We Ever Get This Way/Rainbow Ride
As a Montreal teenager, Andy Kim (then Andre Youakim) came to New York and played a song for his Brill Building hero Jeff Barry, and thus began one of the most successful songwriting partnerships of the late '60s and early '70s. Not only Kim co-write with Barry the most successful bubblegum hit of all time (the Archies' `Sugar Sugar'), but he recorded a series of pop-rock gems for Barry's Steed label that produced several hits and marked the last vestige of the Brill Building sound. We at Collectors' Choice Music are thrilled to answer the pleas of pop-rock fans the world over by releasing Kim's three Steed albums (plus his later album for the Uni label) two by two with new liner notes, a pair of CCM exclusives! (END INTRO) Andy's 1968 and 1969 releases on Steed, full of hits and hooks! Includes `How'd We Ever Get This Way'; `Shoot 'Em Up Baby'; `Sunday Thunder'; `Ordinary Kind of Girl'; `Just Like Your Shadow'; `Pretty Thing'; `Love That Little Woman'; `Do You Feel It Too'; `You Got Style'; `You Girl'; `Circus'; `Resurrection'; `Rainbow Ride'; `Please Be True'; `Nobody's Ever Going Anywhere'; `Baby While We're Young'; `I Found Her'; `I Want You'; `Mr. Music Man'; `Foundation of My Soul'; `I Wonder If I Care as Much'; `Wonderful You'; `Gee Girl', and `To Be Continued'.