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The Twilights - The Twilights FLAC album


Performer: The Twilights
Genre: Rock
Title: The Twilights
Country: Australia
Released: 1966
Style: Pop Rock, Psychedelic Rock
Label: Columbia
Catalog Number: 33-OSX-7779
FLAC version ZIP size: 1662 mb
MP3 version ZIP size: 2111 mb
WMA version ZIP size: 1570 mb
Rating: 4.2
Votes: 575

Tracklist

1I'm Not Talkin'
Written-By – Allison
2:23
2It's Dark
Written-By – Shorrock, Brideoake
1:55
3Yes I Will
Written-By – Goffin, Titelman
2:50
4Sorry, She's Mine
Written-By – Lynch
2:33
5Diddy Wa Diddy
Written-By – McDaniel, Dixon
2:16
6Long Life
Written-By – Barry Gibb
3:20
7Needle In A Haystack
Written-By – Whitfield, Stevenson
2:09
8Lucky Man
Written By – BaardaWritten-By – Poulsen
2:10
9Let Me Go
Written-By – Laine, Pinder
3:01
10Satisfaction
Written-By – Jagger-Richards
3:33
11You've Got Soul
Written-By – Margaret Nash
2:22
12La La La Lies
Written-By – Pete Townshend
2:06

Versions

CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
MFP-A 8129The Twilights The Twilights ‎(LP, RE)Music For PleasureMFP-A 8129Australia1969
7243 8 55272 2 7The Twilights The Twilights ‎(CD, Album, RE)EMI7243 8 55272 2 7Australia1996

Credits

  • BassJohn Bywaters
  • DrumsLaurie Prior
  • GuitarPeter Brideoake
  • Lead GuitarTerry Britten
  • VocalsGlenn Shorrock, Paddy McCartney

Notes

Made By E.M.I. (Australia) Limited, Sydney, N.S.W.

Black inner label with blue coloured Columbia font.

Companies

  • Made By – EMI (Australia) Limited
Wel
The Twilights do really well for their first long player, and while it's 99% covers, it's done excellently. These guys were master interpreters and would later prove to be swell songwriters themselves but here we get a glimpse of their repertoire of mostly contemporary British and American hits played with a lot of rhythm and a little soul. "It's Dark" is a great beat tune the only original here, written by Peter Brideoak. "Long Life" is a ballad, written by Barry Gibb of the Bee Gees and given to the band during recording. They also cover the Gerry Goffin/Russ Titelman composition "Yes I Will" which previously had been released as a single By The Hollies in '65 and by The Monkees as a LP track in '66. The Twilights were big fans of The Hollies so their version more resembles that one. One of the best tunes on the album was a big regional hit for The Twilights, the rocking "Needle in a Haystack". The album closes with a fast and cracking version of the Stones' "Satisfaction" sung with a growl. It's one of my favorite versions of that song. This album really stands above other covers-heavy albums of the era and shows a band with lots of energy, talent and potential. A strong debut by most standards.