One Fine Day: 26 Greatest Hits (2008)

"One of the best early-'60s New York girl groups, combining sassiness and innocence on several of the style's greatest classics. The Chiffons had some singles under their belt when they reached number one with "He's So Fine," whose classic 'doo-lang, doo-lang' riff was appropriated by George Harrison in 1970 for his own chart-topper, "My Sweet Lord". Their follow-up, Goffin-King's "One Fine Day," was just as good, featuring killer piano riffs from King herself. This well-liked early-'60s female group delivers unintimidating soft pop on this solid 26-track career chronicle. The million-selling "He's So Fine" and jewels like "One Fine Day" and "Sweet Talking Guy" are complemented by lesser hits "A Love So Fine," "I Have A Boyfriend," "Sailor Boy," "Nobody Knows What's Goin' On," "Out of This World," and "Stop Look and Listen." Their version of the Angels' "My Boyfriend's Back" is as hard-edged as the Chiffons ever get. Also noteworthy are the catchy "Oh My Lover" and "The Real Thing."" (Allmusic)