- A1: Baby Talk
- A2: Heart & Soul
- A3: Barbara Ann
- A4: Palisades Park
- A5: Who Put The Bomp
- A6: Poor Little Puppet
- A7: Cindy
- A8: Wanted, One Girl
- A9: Queen Of My Heart
- B1: There's A Girl
- B2: Gee
- B3: Tennessee
- B4: A Sunday Kind Of Love
- B5: We Go Together
- B6: Clementine
- B7: (She's Still Talkin') Baby Talk
- B8: Jennie Lee (Jan & Arnie)
- B9: Gas Money (Jan & Arnie)
History brackets Jan and Dean with friends the Beach Boys as
stereotypical young Californians – all-American surfers with bikiniclad girls on their arm. Yet they had a history before they fell in with
the Wilson brothers, beating Brian and company to the charts by a
matter of four years. Their success also helped Los Angeles emerge
as a musical centre of the United States. The major labels of the
time were based in New York and Chicago, and the city’s major
leisure industries were television and cinema. This album focuses
on the early years, including a couple of the rare Jan and Arnie
songs, to give the fullest possible background to a classic pop
partnership.































































































































































