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1-Can You Hear Me 2-Down In The Valley 3-Things Get Better 4-Walk On The Wild Side 5-I Keep Forgettin' 6-Keep Lookin' 7-One More Heartache 8-Work, Work, Work 9-Be My Lady 10-If You Gotta Make A Fool Of Somebody 11-Stop And Think It Over 12-Don't Cry No More 13-Sweet Mary 14-If I Ever Get My Hands On You 15-Goodbye Sisters 16-She Knows What To Do 17-I Take What I Want 18-I Feel Good 19-What Shall I Do 20-In The Deep End 21-These Boots Are Made For Walkin' 22-A Taste Of Honey 23-Our Man Flint 24-Routine 25-Brother Can You Spear A Dime 26-Al's Party (2009/REPERTOIRE9 26 tracks 1964-67 / digipac with 12 page booklet
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful
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I bought this on vinyl as a young lad way back in the 60s, although I never got to see them live. I sold the LP years ago, so it's nice to see it available again, with lots of extra tracks.
I still think the Art Gallery album is a good one; solid, workmanlike covers, played with bags of enthusiasm (and a certain skill as well, particularly from Jon Lord on keyboards, and Keef Hartley on drums). They must have been great to see live, but I guess they suffered from a dearth of original material, which perhaps resulted in them never emerging too far from the club scene of the time.
The extra tracks are quite interesting, although, I have to say, not stunningly exciting as far as I am concerned! If anything, they sound a little amateurish now!
That said, the whole package is well worth buying as a good indicator of the sort of quality band you could see at pubs and clubs across the UK in the 60s.
I still think the Art Gallery album is a good one; solid, workmanlike covers, played with bags of enthusiasm (and a certain skill as well, particularly from Jon Lord on keyboards, and Keef Hartley on drums). They must have been great to see live, but I guess they suffered from a dearth of original material, which perhaps resulted in them never emerging too far from the club scene of the time.
The extra tracks are quite interesting, although, I have to say, not stunningly exciting as far as I am concerned! If anything, they sound a little amateurish now!
That said, the whole package is well worth buying as a good indicator of the sort of quality band you could see at pubs and clubs across the UK in the 60s.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
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A good piece of 60s eel pie island R&B all good solid covers from a great band which was the starting point for Deep Purples Jon Lord & Keef Hartley on Drums. Good stuf without being a knock out, enjoy this CD re-release as origional vinyl copies go for a whopping £1200 !!!
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