![]() The October 1965 release of It Ain't Me Babe introduced The Turtles - guitarist/vocalist Mark Volman, keyboardist/vocalist Howard Kaylan, multi-instrumentalist Al Nichol, drummer Don Murray, guitarist Jim Tucker and bassist Chuck Portz - to the LP market with a strong set of potent folk-rockers. ![]() Albums from The Turtles Present the Battle of the Bands on are presented in stereo with rare bonus tracks. Each of the first three albums is presented on CD in both mono and stereo. With a gleeful sense of abandon, The Turtles epitomized sixties pop while merrily sending it up in gently subversive fashion. Though The Turtles have long been recognized as top-flight purveyors of classic 45s, a journey through their compact six-album catalogue as presented in The Complete Original Album Collection unearths numerous riches beyond the big hits. The 6-CD Complete Original Album Collection and 2-CD All the Singles round up, in truly definitive fashion, the original band's recordings between 19 as first released on White Whale Records. ![]() ![]() Prepare to be shell-shocked! Manifesto Records and FloEdCo have, at long last, given fans of The Turtles deluxe sets befitting the band's happy (and happily subversive!) musical legacy.
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