The Rockin' Berries - They're In Town FLAC album

Tracklist

1	Poor Man's Son
2	Goodnight
3	Ain't That Lovin' You Baby
4	Oh Gosh
5	Without Your Love
6	The Laughing Policeman
7	Money Grows On Trees
8	She's Not Like Any Girl
9	Mr. Blue
10	What in the World's Come Over You
11	Shades Of Blue
12	My Little Red Book
13	I Know An Old Lady
14	Miss Fortune
15	I Could Make You Fall In Love
16	I Need You
17	Iko Iko
18	That Lucky Old Sun
19	Take A Giant Step
20	Doesn't Time Fly
21	All I Want Is My Baby
22	Follow Me
23	You Don't Know What You Do
24	Dawn (Go Away)
25	What Can I Do
26	From One Who Knows
27	Ich Liebe Dich (Ecstacy)
28	I Didn't Mean To Hurt You
29	Joe Barla
30	Land Of Love
31	The Way You Look Tonight
32	Happy To Be Blue
33	Across The Street
34	The Water Is Over My Head
35	Smile
36	You'd Better Come Home
37	Barterers And Their Wives
38	When I Reach The Top
39	Needs To Be
40	When I'm Cleaning Windows
41	Everything I Do Is For You
42	He's In Town
43	Crazy Country Hop
44	Flashback
45	All Of Me
46	Without The One
47	Funny How Love Can Be
48	Sometimes
49	Yellow Rainbow
50	Let's Try Again
51	Midnight Mary
52	If You Find Somebody To Love
53	You're My Girl
54	Lonely Avenue
55	Pain
56	Breakfast At Sam's
57	Harvest Of Love
58	Brother Bill (The Last Clean Shirt)

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
CMDDD 1288	The Rockin' Berries	They're In Town: The Pye Anthology ‎(2xCD, Comp)	Castle Music, Sanctuary Records	CMDDD 1288	UK	2006
ADASD 07234	The Rockin' Berries	They're In Town ‎(CD, Comp, Ltd, Unofficial, Jew)	ADA Sound Ltd.	ADASD 07234	Russia	2001

Notes

Jammed-to-the-brim two-CD, 58-track set has almost everything they did in the 1960s, including their In Town and Life Is Just a Bowl of Berries albums, their Piccadilly and Pye singles, their 1965 New From the Berries EP, and eight previously unreleased cuts. Disc one, built around the In Town LP, New From the Berries EP, and several 1964-65 singles, fares considerably better than disc two, which has the frequently dismal Life Is Just a Bowl LP, and some less impressive 1966-68 singles. In addition to the fairly decent In Town LP and the "He's in Town" and "Poor Man's Son" hits, though, there are some enjoyable cuts, like the R&B jive "Flashback," the moody and poignant "If You Find Somebody to Love" (co-written by Perry Ford), and the uncharacteristic "Yellow Rainbow" (which is not the same as the song of the same name from the Move's first album), which is, hard as it is to believe, pretty fair pop-psychedelia. All that keeps this from being the last word on the Berries' sixties recordings is the absence of their two 1963 Decca singles. ~ Richie Unterberger.

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