The Ohio Express were the manufactured face of bubblegum pop in the late 1960s, though actual recording musicians varied behind the scenes. This 1989 Repertoire reissue compiles their pop rock singles in all their sugary, infectious glory. The sound is pure '60s pop production: bright, hook-laden arrangements with crisp guitars, bouncy rhythms, and vocals designed for maximum radio accessibility. It's unpretentious, unashamed pop music made with genuine craft for the commercial market. Essential for understanding the mass-appeal pop that dominated late-60s radio.