Lost Album, The - Peter Sarstedt

Advantages: Great selection of tracks.
Disadvantages: Its not long enough.

...' All Over - Kidd, Johnny & The Pirates 3. Go Now - Moody Blues 4. Elenore - Turtles 5. Catch The Wind - Donovan 6. Excerpt From A Teenage Opera - West, Keith 7. If Paradise Is Half As Nice - Amen Corner 8. Honey - Goldsboro, Bobby 9. Fun Fun Fun - Beach Boys 10. Hi Ho Silver Lining - Beck, Jeff 11. On The Road Again - Canned Heat 12. Where Do You Got To My Lovely - Sarstedt, Peter 13. He Ain't Heavy (He's My Brother) - Hollies 14. Itchycoo Park - Small Faces 15. Let's Go To San Francisco - Flower Pot Men 16. First Cut Is The Deepest - Arnold, P.P. 17. Pictures Of Matchstick Men - Status Quo 18. Sweets For My Sweet - Searchers CD Two 19. America - Nice 20. Out Of Time - Farlowe, Chris 21. Wonderful Land - Shadows 22. Silence Is Golden - Tremeloes 23. Three Steps To Heaven - Cochran, Eddie 24. I'm Alive... Read review

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Advantages: The biggest selling records from a memorable musical era
Disadvantages: No Beatles, No Rolling Stones, No Elvis

...for 20 weeks. Although popular at the time, this hasn't received the subsequent air play or adulation and to be honest I didn't recognise the track. Given its high chart position and longevity I can see why it was included on the album but I think they could have appealed to a more mainstream audience by including maybe a track which was a little less popular in terms of sales but more well known. Just a little gripe. WHERE DO YOU GO TO MY LOVELY - PETER SARSTEDT The brother and one-time roadie of 1961 chart topper Eden Kane scored with a continental-sounding song that picked up the prestigious Ivor Novello award for Song of the Year in 1969. At last, a half decent track on this third CD. HERE IT COMES AGAIN - FORTUNES This single peaked at Number 4 when released in October 1965 and remains a timeless classic. Didn't quite achieve... Read review

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Advantages: Solsbury Hill, Moribund the Burgemeister
Disadvantages: Brought Collins out of his shell

...you always were and in 'Solsbury Hill' we get a typical vintage Genesis track, but the little mastro certainly branched out with barbershop harmonies on 'Excuse Me' and weirdie voices on the sublime 'Moribund the Burgemeister' - ooh, this is ace stuff. $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ I will find out.... And you did, Peter, and you did..... Okay, weirdness over..... Peter Gabriel emerged following his departure form Genesis in 1976 with a solo album to die for. 'Peter Gabriel', also known as 'One', to distinguish it from 'Peter Gabriel' and 'Peter Gabriel' (? sorry, if you're lost), was an absolute classic which saw Gabriel stretch all his musical frontiers as he forged himself a whole new identity and put together an assured and very different brew of exactly what he had been hiding under a bushel for years. Fulsome... Read review

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