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Track Listings
| 1. Delilah |
| 2. Money Honey |
| 3. The Impossible Dream |
| 4. The Last Of The Teenage Idols/Parts 1-2-3 |
| 5. Shake That Thing |
| 6. Framed |
| 7. Anthem |
| 8. Gamblin' Bar Room Blues |
| 9. Tomorrow Belongs To Me |
| 10. There's No Lights On The Christmas Tree Mother, They're Burning Big Louie Tonight |
| 11. Cheek To Cheek |
| 12. "Runaway" |
| 13. "School's Out |
| 14. The Faith Healer |
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Amazon.co.uk Review
With a seamless and unique blend of music hall, comic books and heavy rock, SAHB became a major UK live draw during the mid-70s. Led by the twinkling eye and imposing charismatic presence of their proudly Glaswegian frontman Alex Harvey, a 60s blues scene veteran, their singularly vaudevillian exploits and astoundingly dynamic cohesion of hitherto unrelated genres couldn't help but melt even the hardest of hearts. Delilah, named for their chart-busting cover of Tom Jones' finest hour, is a perfect introduction to the SAHB canon in that it judiciously collates a truly representative sprinkling of the band's finest recorded moments. From their strident take on Leiber and Stoller's "Framed", through the gorgeously bagpipe-drenched tear-jerkings of "Anthem", to the epic, proto-electro stylings of "Faith Healer", Delilah is a testament to pure genius. Alex Harvey tragically died in 1982, but his priceless legacy lingers on, so go on, sample a slice. --Ian Fortnam
With a seamless and unique blend of music hall, comic books and heavy rock, SAHB became a major UK live draw during the mid-70s. Led by the twinkling eye and imposing charismatic presence of their proudly Glaswegian frontman Alex Harvey, a 60s blues scene veteran, their singularly vaudevillian exploits and astoundingly dynamic cohesion of hitherto unrelated genres couldn't help but melt even the hardest of hearts. Delilah, named for their chart-busting cover of Tom Jones' finest hour, is a perfect introduction to the SAHB canon in that it judiciously collates a truly representative sprinkling of the band's finest recorded moments. From their strident take on Leiber and Stoller's "Framed", through the gorgeously bagpipe-drenched tear-jerkings of "Anthem", to the epic, proto-electro stylings of "Faith Healer", Delilah is a testament to pure genius. Alex Harvey tragically died in 1982, but his priceless legacy lingers on, so go on, sample a slice. --Ian Fortnam