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1. this band don and the goodtimes are awesome, when they came making their music, first there was the kingsmen,the sonics,so forth i cant beleive the price of this albumits priceless to me im proud to own this cd dawdpolemapudo.zauspitherchairetofrathesmaytragbaymi.co if you like bands like the early british bands like,the animals,the beatles,the rollin dawdpolemapudo.zauspitherchairetofrathesmaytragbaymi.co buy this cd/5(4).

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2. Don And The Goodtimes was one of the premier Pacific Northwest bands of the 's. I would recommend this album to anyone who grew up in the Pacific Northwest during the 60's/5(4).

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6. Although Don & the Goodtimes continued to record until or so, this song anthology focuses exclusively on what most fans would agree was their prime era, The group might be remembered fondly, particularly in their native Northwest, but on the basis of what's here they were really an average, unmemorable band.9/

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7. The Original Northwest Sound of Don And The Goodtimes, an album by Don And The Goodtimes on Spotify We and our partners use cookies to personalize your experience, to show you ads based on your interests, and for measurement and analytics purposes.

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8. The northwestern group Don & the Goodtimes started out as unvarnished garage rockers but evolved into something more sophisticated by the time they charted two minor hits for Epic Records in , "I Could Be So Good to You" and "Happy and Me." Comparisons to the Kingsmen are apt because Don Gallucci and Jack Ely had both been members of that most famous of garage rock bands.

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