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Various Artists: Happy Lovin' Time: Sunshine Pop - COMPACT DISCSTitle: Happy Lovin' Time: Sunshine Pop Artist: Various Artists Label: Big Beat Product Type: COMPACT DISCS UPC: 029667432825 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2015 07 10 Number of Discs: 1 Additional Details: UNITED KINGDOM IMPORT 2015 collection. Big Beat makes a long overdue foray back into the copious vaults of maverick pop personage Gary S Paxton, this time focusing on late 60s production pop. The workaholic engineer arranger producer left a tremendous
Title: Happy Lovin' Time: Sunshine PopArtist: Various Artists
Label: Big Beat
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 029667432825
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2015-07-10
Number of Discs: 1
Additional Details: UNITED KINGDOM - IMPORT
2015 collection. Big Beat makes a long overdue foray back into the copious vaults of maverick pop personage Gary S Paxton, this time focusing on late 60s production pop. The workaholic engineer/arranger/producer left a tremendous cache of such material in his vault, all bearing his unique and idiosyncratic trademark of quality. Happy Lovin' Time celebrates this overlooked aspect of Paxton's capabilities, with a remarkable selection of his production work in the genre between 1966 and 1970. Most tracks employ the same crack session team that appeared on Paxton-engineered hits by the Association, Tommy Roe and others and some feature familiar names. Among Paxton's collaborators was popmeister Curt Boettcher, who is showcased on here on two rare demos. Paxton also produced the influential vocal quartet the Four Freshmen, dragging them into the 60s with records such as the groovy 'Nowhere To Go. ' The producer's secret weapon in the later 1960s was writer Kenny Johnson, who contributed a wealth of strong material to visiting acts including the Canadian groups the Jay Bees, New Wing and Privilege, as well as his own recordings under such various guises as the Bogart Cult, Homogenized Dirt and Bakersfield Poppy Pickers. Detailed liner notes by compiler Alec Palao explain the manner in which much of the contents came to be recorded, and overall, Happy Lovin' Time is a fun-filled, eminently listenable package that will delight any fan of 60s sunshine pop.
Tracks:
1.1 Make Up Your Mind - Augie Moreno
1.2 Dandelion Wine - the Whatt Four
1.3 The Thinking Animal - the New Wing
1.4 Christina, in My Dreams - Curt Boettcher
1.5 Happy Lovin' Time - the Black Box
1.6 Ostrich People - the Chocolate Tunnel
1.7 She Loves Me - Dave Antrell
1.8 How Many Times - Jim Gordon
1.9 Games - the Bogart Cult
1.10 Bad Sign - the Jay Bees
1.11 Am I Wastin' My Time - Johnny Apollo Clean Up Your Own Backyard - the Bakersfield Poppy Pickers
1.12 Nowhere to Go - the Four Freshmen
1.13 Is It Love - Willie ; the Walkers
1.14 Savin' (Everything for You Girl) - the Lords
1.15 Stay - Curt Boettcher
1.16 You Take Things Lightly Babe - Dave Antrell
1.17 The Highly Successful Young Rupert White - the Privilege
1.18 Is It Better to Live or to Die - Mary Saxton
1.19 Don't Put Me Down - the Lords It's Written All Over My Face - the Bakersfield Poppy Pickers
1.20 Who Do You Think You Are - the Jay Bees
1.21 Dirt Beneath My Feet - Homogenized Dirt
1.22 I Never Wanna Hurt You - Dave Antrell
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our dog can't get enough of these. we have to buy them in packs like this since they end up in places unknown. they don't get torn up and will last forever!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2026
★★★★★ 3
Very lightweight and not good for fetching
These balls are very lightweight. They feel like styrofoam. I try to use my Chuckit Chucker to throw them but they don't go very far and the wind will drift them in another direction as they are so light weight. Then, when my dog's saliva covers the ball, the moisture creates a suction in the launcher and the ball won't exit the chucker at all no matter how much force I put into the launch attempt. I guess they might be good for chewers, but not for throwing, if your dog likes to fetch. They would be good for throwing in the house as they won't damage anything.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Shockingly impressed
I have a heeler and he destroys everything. I thought I was going to be unimpressed at first thinking these were going to be shredded everywhere, but I have yet to see him destroy these and we have had them for over a month. I definitely recommend for high energy aggressive chewers.
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★★★★★ 1
Cheap and easily destroyed!
I bought these balls because they are advertised as indestructible. Frankly, tennis balls last 5x longer! We breed Cane Corso, and these don’t last even a few minutes with them. Definitely not indestructible and definitely not for aggressive chewers. Very disappointing. The search continues….
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★★★★★ 5
Great balls
So far so good. Belgian/pyrenees mix that loves chewing and destroying toys. He’ll have a hard time destroying these. They are light but carry well once thrown outside. Being light they are good inside on very cold days compared to something like a lacrosse ball. Better than Chuck It brand.
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