Association - The Association's Greatest HitsL. A. pop rockers The Association set the record charts on fire in the '60s and beyond with their superstar brand of harmony driven vocal rock and pop. With producers like Bones Howe, Curt Boettcher and Jerry Yester at the helm the band churned out hits galore like "Along Comes Mary," "Cherish," "Windy" and "Never My Love." 1968's Greatest Hits gathers all of the aforementioned classics plus fellow standouts "Time For Livin'," "Everything That Touches

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and as a talent scout and producer at Capitol Records was involved in the career of Tennessee Ernie Ford

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The complete set was published in eight opulently appointed volumes between 1724 and 1726

through their long career

From the late '50s

but she also helped redefine the place of black women in the music business