Vinyl Album - Ike And Tina Turner - River Deep - Mountain High - London

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Ike And Tina Turner
Title:	River Deep - Mountain High
Label:	London
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	HAU.8298
Date:	Sep 1966
Format:	Mono LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	4 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Ike And Tina Turner	River Deep – Mountain High	Spector, Greenwich, Barry	Rate
A2	Ike And Tina Turner	I Idolize You	I. Turner	Rate
A3	Ike And Tina Turner	A Love Like Yours (Don't Come Knocking Every Day)	E. Holland, B. Holland, Dozier	Rate
A4	Ike And Tina Turner	A Fool In Love	I. Turner	Rate
A5	Ike And Tina Turner	Make 'Em Wait	I. Turner	Rate
A6	Ike And Tina Turner	Hold On Baby	Greenwich, Barry	Rate
B1	Ike And Tina Turner	Save The Last Dance For Me	Pomus, Shuman	Rate
B2	Ike And Tina Turner	Oh Baby! (Things Ain't What They Used To Be)	Harris	Rate
B3	Ike And Tina Turner	Everyday I Have To Cry	Alexander	Rate
B4	Ike And Tina Turner	Such A Fool For You	Turner	Rate
B5	Ike And Tina Turner	It's Gonna Work Out Fine	Seneca, Lee	Rate
B6	Ike And Tina Turner	You're So Fine	Finney, Schofield, West	Rate

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johnnyhotspur 29th May 2023



Santiago Molinero Sisto 14th Aug 2021		Hi. I have a doubt. Why the B6 song (you’re so fine) is that? Like, in the A&M pressing the B6 song is “it’s gonna work out fine” and the B1 is “I’ll never need more than this”. Can someone, please, answer my doubt? Ohh, and by the way, the song London B6 pressing song is available on Spotify?



PhilMH ● 31st Aug 2019		In 2014 I should have thought to check the release date of the original "I'll Never Need More Than This" singles; Feb 1967 in the US, and September 67 in the UK, so after the LP. In 1969 Spector probably thought that the track deserved to be on an album (his co-writing credit on the song most likely had a bearing), so he simply picked one of Ike's productions for the chop! And as it happens, I didn't notice the change in the production credits until you mentioned it, ppint, because I never had the London issue, only the A & M (Aussie pressing), and I wish I hadn't sold that when I got the later CD, because said CD has Tony Hall's updated liner notes printed in yellow text on white paper, and that is extremely hard to read!



ppint. 30th Aug 2019		philmh: that's a good question, to which i've no convincing answer; and have you noticed how the production credits on half the lp change from ike turner to phil spector on the later, '69 & ff. releases ?



PhilMH ● 22nd Feb 2014		A3 songwriting credit should be "E. Holland, B. Holland, Dozier" - see label. So, how come "You're So Fine" was dropped from the 1969 A & M reissue in favour of "I'll Never Need More Than This"?



BEATLEJOHN 21st Feb 2014		Ike Turner's glare on the back cover is priceless!..John