Product Description
Now on The Turtles own imprint FloEdCo on Manifesto, this is the ONLY Greatest Hits package currently in print from 1960s pop icons, The Turtles. Newly-remastered from the original tapes, this collection features twenty of The Turtles classics, including Happy Together, Elenore, She d Rather Be With Me, You Baby, and It Ain t Me Babe.

CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 4.5 based on 7 reviews)

Extremely Pleased with this item. by Larry Titus

5 Stars
October 20, 2009
Extremely pleased with this product. I had been looking for this for a long time and was unable to find.Thank you Amazon.

Two great hits and a bunch of ordinary songs by J. Dauntless (Clearwater, Florida)

3 Stars
August 29, 2009
I bought this CD mainly for two songs (Happy Together and Elenore) in the album. If you're not a Turtles fan, you'll find the rest of the pieces boring.

60's Rock by D. Barber (Tacoma.Wash.)

4 Stars
June 22, 2009
We old timers (I'm 55), can't help being a bit nostalgic about the 60's. OK, it was a time of Yummy, Yummy, Yummy, I Got Love In My Tummy (a real song), but it was also a time of unforgettable standards like: House Of The Rising Sun, A Whiter Shade Of Pale, Satisfaction, and For What It's Worth. Don't remember For What It's Worth? Yeah, you do, try playing it. Say what you will, some of these lightweight rock bands from the golden age of rock made some real gems, catchy tunes that have never lost their timeless appeal. The Turtles made some nice little pop hits. I bought this album for the sake of sheer nostalgia. One nice thing is that when you go back and review a greatest hits style album you often find a diamond in the rough you haven't heard before. On this album it's a tune called Me About You. A quirky little tune that I think would make a great commercial jingle for say, Coca-Cola. I'm going to keep adding to my collection of golden oldies, I like them. If you like 60's stuff, you'll probably enjoy this album.

Great Turtles Compilation- Excellent sound! by E. R. Brenneman (Elkhart, IN USA)

5 Stars
May 20, 2009
I got the new "Save the Turtles" collection last weekend. I thought the remastering sounded great! It's hard to believe that all those songs are roughly forty years old! With the remastering they sound like they were just recorded. I remember a Captain Beefheart interview i once read where Beefheart talks about the first time he actually saw a Van Gogh painting up close in an art museum. He told the interviewer that the colors were so vibrant and the paintstrokes so vivid, it looked like Van Gogh had just painted it, went down the hall to go to the bathroom, and then came back to take another look at it. I had the same feeling listening to your songs on "Save the Turtles." It sounded like you'd just recorded them, went down the hall to go to the bathroom, and then came back to have another listen.

don't sell Camaro commercial short by attentive listener (Joysey)

5 Stars
May 02, 2009
The Camaro ditty is fun. One could easily knitpick about what periphery was included or not, but this FloEdCo collection is well concieved and sounds utterly brilliant. I also recomment the first two Flo & Eddie albums, also remastered and released as a set, by FloEdCo, last year. I'm glad these nuggets are finally getting the attention they deserve.

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