Brooklyn's had a single hit, the brilliantly moony The 25 performances here trace the group's attempts to recapture the spotlight on a variety of labels (Smash, Mercury, Epic, etc.) from 1958 to 1964. Lead singer 's smooth, full-throated performances on pleading pop ballads make perfect for slow dancin'. But "I Can't Sleep" is up 'n' at 'em, and 1960's "Little Lover," with its twangy guitar, sounds like the inspiration for 's "Little Sister" a year later. It has fine sound, plus a history of the group by in a sixteen-page booklet. ~ Mark Humphrey, Roundup Newsletter