View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Teen Idols Of The '70s on Discogs. Label: Time Life Music - AM • Series: AM Gold • Format: CD Compilation • Country: US • Genre: Rock, Pop • Style: Europop, Pop Rock, Ballad Various ‎– Teen Idols Of The '70s Easy Come, Easy Go:4/5(1).

View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Yesterday's Heroes's Teen Idols on Discogs.4/5(1).

The Osmonds, The Jackson 5, The DeFranco Family, Bobby Sherman, The Partridge Family, Rick Springfield, Shaun Cassidy, Andy Gibb, Michael Jackson, Gilbert O'Sullivan - Teen Idols Of The 70's (AM Gold) - ucallokecompli.ndemehhortimmwinfundbackkingwoopedumde.co Music5/5(8).

Time Life's AM Gold: Teen Idols of the '70s collection is as saccharine sweet as bowl full of pop rocks. Legitimate classics like the Jackson 5's "ABC," Bay City Rollers' "Saturday Night," and Gilbert O'Sullivan's "Alone Again (Naturally)" help keep the compilation from dissolving into a total shtick, but even with a torrid pre-"Jessie's Girl" Rick Springfield cut and two selections from the 7/

About Yesterday's Heroes: '70s Teen Idols This Yesterday's Heroes: '70s Teen Idols album was released in and featured titles like Easy Come, Easy Go, Rainy Jane and It's a Sunshine Day from Bobby Sherman, Davy Jones and The Brady Bunch.

Song information for Easy Come, Easy Go - Bobby Sherman on AllMusic. Song information for Easy Come, Easy Go - Bobby Sherman on AllMusic Yesterday's Heroes: '70s Teen Idols. Rhino: Greatest Hits of the 70s [Platinum 3 CD] Platinum Disc:

AM Gold: Teen Idols of the '70s by Various Artists. Share. Rock; Pop Rock; 20 Tracks; Easy Come, Easy Go by Bobby Sherman $ Don't Give Up on Us by David Soul $ It's a Sunshine Day by The Brady Kids $ Go All the Way by The Raspberries $.

YESTERDAY'S HEROESS TEEN IDOLS: Even for a teen heartthrob collection (and one named after an obscure Bay City Rollers tune at that) this peaks uncommonly high on the ol' kitcsh-o-meter. Besides usual suspects Bobby Sherman, Leif Garret, and Tony DeFranco, the listener is treated to a treasure trove of practically every 70s TV hunk ever /5(7).