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Bobby Vee - Come Back When You Grow Up

Primary Artist
Bobby Vee
Album Title
Come Back When You Grow Up
Release Date
October, 1967 
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Review by Bruce Eder
This is the Bobby Vee album that most non-fans should probably hear first, in the 21st century. It captures Vee as an exciting, dynamic singer and artist, working within a contemporary pop/rock sound circa 1967, without a trace of the soft pop tendencies of his early-'60s material in evidence. It's not all great music, but it was a demonstration of how well Vee could adapt to the changes around him. Suddenly, instead of sounding like a Buddy Holly wannabe gone to seed, he doing music that could just as easily have come from, say, The Classics Iv or The Monkees, or any other contemporary rock act out of 1966-1967. Read More
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