“Power pop is what we play,” declared Pete Townshend in a 1967 interview to promote the Who’s ‘Pictures Of Lily’. Although the term power pop did not gain much traction at the time, it re-emerged at the beginning of the 70s after the Beatles had dissolved and music began to fracture into various camps.“Come On Let’s Go!” presents us with a smorgasbord of power pop classics, obscurities and left-field gems – collective proof that nothing shakes some action like a snappy guitar-based pop song delivered with a powerful beat, boundless energy and joyous enthusiasm.

• 1. Come On Let's Go - the Paley Brothers & the Ramones
• 2. I Wanna Be With You - Raspberries
• 3. What I Like About You - the Romantics
• 4. Let Go - Dirty Looks
• 5. Looking For the Magic - Dwight Twilley Band
• 6. I Need That Record - the Tweeds
• 7. Shake Some Action - the Flamin' Groovies
• 8. (My Girl) Mary Anne - the Spongetones
• 9. Radio Heart - the Secrets*
• 10. Kerri - Robert Johnson
• 11. The Trains - Nashville Ramblers
• 12. Nuclear Boy - 20/20
• 13. Better Than Anyone Else - the Toms
• 14. Nothing Comes Close - Bill Lloyd
• 15. (Baby) It's You - the Boys
• 16. It's Only Dark - Wire Train
• 17. Andy, Please - Van Duren & Jody Stephens
• 18. Glitter Best - the Rooks
• 19. Teen Line - the Shivvers
• 20. September Gurls - Big Star
• 21. Not the Way It Seems - Gary Charlson
• 22. Tomorrow Night - Shoes
• 23. Rock and Roll is Dead - the Rubinoos
• 24. One World - Utopia