About The Shondells
The band initially formed in 1959 as Tom and the Tornadoes, with the then only 12-year-old Tommy James as lead singer. In 1963, he re-named the band The Shondells after one of James' idols, guitarist Troy Shondell. The same year, they recorded the Jeff Barry/Ellie Greenwich song, "Hanky Panky" (originally a B-side by The Raindrops) [1]. James' version sold respectably in Michigan, Indiana and Illinois, but the record label, Snap Records, had no national distribution. The single failed to chart, and the Shondells disbanded.
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I Think We're Alone Now
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Wonderful One
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I Gotta Tell It
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CRIMSON & CLOVER
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Something's Got A Hold Of Me
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Hanky Panky
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Don't Cry My Soldier Boy
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Thunderbolt
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My Love
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Mony Mony
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Ooo Sometimes
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Special Delivery
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It's True
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I Cried Last Night
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Muscle Bound
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Something's Got A Hold On Me
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Don't Cry My Soldier Boy (Remastered)
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Draggin' the Line
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Wonderful One (Remastered)
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Watusi, One More Time
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Mony, Mony
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Don't Cry My Solider Boy
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Shake A Tail Feather
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Memphis
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Cried Last Night
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Don't Put Me Down
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Somethings Got A Hold On Me
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Slow Down
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