Billy J Kramer With The Dakotas - Billy J Plays The States

Review by OaN Christie

Billy J Plays The States is an album featuring Billy J Kramer With The Dakotas, released in 1964. The album features a collection of songs that showcase the band's ability to blend rock and roll with pop sensibilities.

The album opens with the hit single "Little Children," which features a catchy melody and Billy J Kramer's distinctive vocals. The album also includes covers of popular songs such as "Bad to Me" and "I Call Your Name," which showcase the band's ability to take existing material and make it their own.

Other standout tracks on the album include "Great Balls of Fire" and "Kansas City," which highlight the band's ability to rock out and get audiences dancing. The album also features a number of ballads, such as "Trains and Boats and Planes" and "My Babe," which showcase Kramer's ability to deliver heartfelt and emotional performances.

Summary by OaN Christie

Billy J Plays The States is a solid album that showcases the talents of Billy J Kramer With The Dakotas. The band's ability to blend rock and pop sensibilities, combined with Kramer's distinctive vocals, makes for an enjoyable listening experience that will appeal to fans of 60s pop and rock music.