The Unreleased Album of 1969 & BONUS print of his handwritten lyrics
Don Ciccone was the original lead singer/songwriter of the sixties hit group, The Critters ("Younger Girl" and Don's song "Mr. Dieingly Sad" both charted with his lead vocals). "There's Got To Be a Word" was another hit written by Don & later recorded by the Innocence, who recorded several more of his songs for their album as did the Trade Winds on their "Mind Excusion" album, adding to Don’s vast history of involvement in the recording industry. Don went on to join Frankie Valli as one of the Four Seasons where he contributed both vocally & instrumentally to the success of "Who Loves You" and "December '63 (Oh What a Night)." When he left the Seasons, he went on to join Tommy James & the Shondells. Don’s unfinished solo album project of 1969 (some vocals were just test vocals) remained unreleased until now! This CD is that 10-song album but it includes 19 outtakes, demos & a gorgeous booklet with rare photos! It is the first release in what hopes to be a series of rare recordings of yesterday & today by one of the top singer-songwriters in the music industry.
Don Ciccone  (Artist, Composer)    Format: Audio CD
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