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Do You Wanna Dance Issue 04 Atomicat Records (ACCD096) continues the series direction with more pulsating and vibrant sounds with an Atomicat records approach. The songs chosen are often a lesser-known title and the music is not ostensibly collector direction obscure, the songs are ideal for all-around listening be it, cruising down the highway, entertaining friends at home, or due to the clear Atomicat mastering blasting from the speakers at your record hop of choice. Do You Wanna Dance Issue 04 Atomicat Records (ACCD096) opens with leave the shoe leather on the dance-floor rocker from Dick Lory, Ballroom Baby which sets the pace of the album through to the conclusion by Arkansas rocker Teddy Redell with his bouncy song Pipeliner. The killer sounds filling up the album includes: Dorsey Burnette perfect rendition of Don't Let Go, The Four Seasons bring Doo-Wop panache into the album with, Why Do Fools Fall In Love, Dorothy Collins warms her guy too, Cool It Baby, because people are looking, The Drifters have found love at the dance, I'll Take You Home, as have Big Al Downing and The Poe Kats, It Must Be Love and Benny Joy is going Steady With Betty. The killer sounds filling up the album includes: British rocker Billy Fury provides a song which gives American artists stiff competition, Turn My Back On You, Jerry Lee Lewis gives the proceedings with his interpretation of, Good Golly Miss Molly, and Bobby Freemans offer of, Do You Wanna Dance titles the album. As with every album, there is more music to hear and enjoy and the vibrant music has a pleasing up-tempo feel throughout. Our albums have; stunning design, sleeve notes, twenty-eight songs, mastered for the best possible sound. The disc is housed in an attractively designed cardboard sleeve, specially designed to avoid the use of plastic and be environmentally friendly. You are listening to music from the past and preserving the future! Atomicat Records "Often imitated, never duplicated"