The CD is a great mix of all the Classics Fours Hits. I thoroughly enjoyed each song and the memories they brought back. After all the Classics Four was my very first album as a teenager.

excellent hits from a group that has been long forgotten. all the tracks are great songs.the best thing is that the CLASSICS IV greatest hits are all on this cd.

This cd really brings back memories of teenage hot summer nights. It's relaxing and perfect chill out music for when you are driving, house cleaning or just want to relive the past.

On the basis of "Spooky"--and, especially, the guitar lick that never lets up (until it's time to sound that from-a-B-horror-flick whistle and that curdling saxophone solo, that is)--this Georgia quintet should have developed into an insinuating and harmless white soul band, with one unforgettable piece of blue-eyed soul kitcsch to show for it. There are far worse ways to be remembered.

Unfortunately, the Classics found them. The trouble was, "Spooky's" was also the guitar lick they couldn't let go of if they tried (you can't really blame them for wanting to hold onto an unquestioned gem) and--when derived and applied to progressively lighter-weight followups, from the wannabe-jazzy "Stormy" to the intro of the sugary weepie "Traces" (the lyric, especially the first verse, is actually very effective, and deserved much better music) to the truly unforgivable "Everyday With You, Girl"--it proved only that rare are the birds who can forge entire careers upon or spun off one lick on any instrument, never mind a guitar, never mind when anything other than their singles was barely worth a sample hearing.

The shame was that the Classics were a solid enough little band otherwise, and Dennis Yost was a pleasant enough singer who might have gone further with superior material. But, as things turned out it was the other way around: Yost all but disappeared, for years, into the land of trivia contests and the occasional oldies show, while various Classics members went further, for awhile. (You have heard of them, perhaps: the Atlanta Rhythm Section, who even had a crack---and not a bad one---at remaking "Spooky.")

That the Classics IV have reformed testifies either to stubbornness or to chutzpah. Whether they manage to eke out a new full career, considering the stillbirth of their old one, is anyone's guess. If you can find a CD single of "Spooky," you are far better served. And so, in the end, are they.

I love this music and will never get tired of it. Sounds just as fresh today as ever. I wish this group was still proforming.

Buy , close your eyes and enjoy:))