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Bonds (born Gary Levone Anderson, June 6, 1939, in Jacksonville, Florida) is an American rhythm and blues and rock and roll singer, known for his classic hits "New Orleans" and "Quarter to Three". Born in Jacksonville, Florida, Bonds lived in Norfolk, Virginia, in the 1950s when he began singing publicly in church and with a group called the Turks. He joined record producer Frank Guida's small Legrand Records label where Guida chose Anderson's stage name, .

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Album · 1996 · 10 Songs. The Very Best of Gary 'US' Bonds. New Orleans (Remastered) - Single. See All. It's My Turn, Now (Independent Version). Boccigalupe & The Badboys.

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The best album by Gary . Bonds is Dance 'Til Quarter To Three With U. S. Bonds which is ranked number 28350 in the list of all-time albums with a total rank score of 27. Gary . Bonds album bestography. Higher ranked (91,924th) This album (99,044th) Lower ranked The Best Of Gary . BondsThe Very Best Of Gary . Bonds: The Original Legrand Masters-. Listen to The Very Best Of Gary . Bonds: The Original Legrand Masters on YouTube. Bonds at the Iridium, . 2011 Part 1. 2011 Part 2.

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Fully 14 tracks are duplicated with The School of Rock 'n' Roll: Best of Gary . All the chart hits are here, including "New Orleans," "Quarter to Three," "School Is Out" (again with the original intro clipped off, same as the Rhino comp), "School Is In," "Twist, Twist Señora," and "Dear Lady Twist. The latter two items grazed the bottom of the charts, hence their inclusion, but leaving off strong album and single material like "Trip to the Moon," "I Know Why Dreamers Cry," "Mixed Up Faculty," and "Cecelia" to make room for the second go-round of non-charters like "Take Me Back to New Orleans," "Having So Much Fun," "Where Did the Naughty Little. Girl Go," and "I Wanta Holler (But the Town's Too Small)" makes this a less than stellar supplement to the Rhino package.