Latest Updates - The Tremeloes

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Comment by moorlock2003:

The second of 3 Epic LPs by the band that suffer from being electronically rechannelled to simulate stereo. Stick with mono.

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Comment by moorlock2003:

A mishmash of tracks but some gems here. The soul covers are uniformly blah but “Suddenly Winter” is a psych gem and several more of the band originals are quite good. Avoid the stereo version; it is electronically rechannelled to simulate stereo and sounds tinny compared to the preferred mono version.

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Comment by moorlock2003:

If you thought that was bad, check out the weird cover Art for their 2nd LP.

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Comment by moorlock2003:

Horrible cover Art aside, this is a hodge-podge of mostly lame cover tunes, three group originals, plus their recent single Helule Helule. As with every Tremeloes album, one must be at-the-ready to lift the tonearm when an offending track comes along.

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Comment by moorlock2003:

The original title of the LP was “ Keep on comin on”, but was hastily retitled after the two hits, as was customary of Epic.

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Comment by 55bluesman:

@gregs45 and @RockOla: The LP is listed in Discogs also as a Malaysia-issue. I think we can change the country to Malaysia.

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Comment by RockOla:

@gregs45s - my searching for country and date takes me to MALAYSIA, 1971

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Comment by RockOla:

Cover, label and missing composer added

Another record from the serie -TOP GROUPS OF POP MUSIC -
On label: Made in Holland / GEMA
On back cover: printed in Holland
1981 CBS Schallplatten Gmbh, Germany/Compilation (P) 1971 CBS Inc.
MEMORY ist ein Warenzeichen von CBS Inc., im Vertrieb von Gruner+Jahr AG & Co., Hamburg

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Comment by RockOla:

Cover, label and info added

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Comment by gregs45s SUBS:

Can anyone shed any light on this one?
Unsure of country and can't find any info on label, a brief search online hasn't revealed any useful info.
There's very little to go on in the Matrix, just "CMB 7004 A" / "CMB 7004 B".
It has 4 extra tracks tagged on to the end of the standard UK running order, noticeably without composers.
I wonder if it might be some kind of contemporary boot?