' second hits collection covered the first two years of their stay at Philips Records, a period nearly as successful as the previous two years spent at Vee Jay Records and covered by that label's 1963 . Here, the hits led off with ' latest Top Ten smash, and followed by the chart-topping "Rag Doll," the Top Tens "Dawn (Go Away)," "Ronnie," and "Save It For Me," the Top 40s "Big Man in Town," "Bye, Bye, Baby (Baby Goodbye)," and "Girl Come Running," and the chart entry "Toy Soldier." would continue to score big hits for the next couple of years (for those, see ), but this album covers them at an especially engaging and popular point in their career. ~ William Ruhlmann