Vinyl Album - Spencer Davis Group - The Best Of The Spencer Davis Group Featuring Stevie Winwood - Island

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Spencer Davis Group
Title:	The Best Of The Spencer Davis Group Featuring Stevie Winwood
Label:	Island
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	ILPM 9070
Barcode:	5014474100703
Date:	Oct 1986
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	3 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Spencer Davis Group	I'm A Man	S. Winwood	Rate
A2	Spencer Davis Group	Gimme Some Lovin'	S. Winwood, M. Winwood, S. Davis	Rate
A3	Spencer Davis Group	Every Little Bit Hurts	E. Cobb	Rate
A4	Spencer Davis Group	This Hammer	S. Winwood, M. Winwood, S. Davis	Rate
A5	Spencer Davis Group	Back Into My Life Again	J. Edwards, J. Miller	Rate
A6	Spencer Davis Group	Waltz For Lumumba	S. Winwood	Rate
A7	Spencer Davis Group	Together Till The End Of Time	Frank Wilson	Rate
B1	Spencer Davis Group	Keep On Running	Jackie Edwards	Rate
B2	Spencer Davis Group	Trampoline	S. Winwood	Rate
B3	Spencer Davis Group	When I Come Home	S. Winwood, J. Edwards	Rate
B4	Spencer Davis Group	Strong Love	Malone, Silvers, Brown	Rate
B5	Spencer Davis Group	Somebody Help Me	J. Edwards	Rate
B6	Spencer Davis Group	She Put The Hurt On Me	L. Nelson	Rate
B7	Spencer Davis Group	Goodbye Stevie	S. Winwood, M. Winwood, P. York, S. Davis	Rate

Notes

"Island Life Collection: 25 Years"
Produced by:
Jimmy Miller (A1)
Chris Blackwell (A2-A7, B1-B3, B5-B7)
Harry Robinson (B4)

Comments and Reviews


OldMod67 6th Apr 2024		A long ago puzzle for me is the change in cover art between this and the original issue. When I got this in 1986 I noticed the difference to the the illustration on the back of the Best of EP which I'd bought three years earlier. The difference in alignment of titles with Trampoline stuck out at the end just looked weird. What seems to have occurred is the original cover title Please Do Something has been removed and a re-jig taken place. Together Till The End Of Time meanwhile, doesn't appear on either cover. I wondered if I'd missed a comment somewhere on the site and even second guessed myself in case I'd left one already. Last minute track change in '67, covers already printed? Perhaps the artwork change happened before '86. Just wondered.



Cúlabúla 4th Jul 2019		Yes, the ILPM designation was applied to classic LPs that were issued as part of the Island Life celebrations in the late 80s. I had the good sense to buy many of them at the time and they uniformly sound wonderful. A great deal of them were simply ILPS original stampers, stamped through and then overprinted with ILPM. As I own this one among them (and it is one of those with the 's' scored out with a capital M replacing it), I can tell you that this release is most definitely not mono, if not exactly the widest stereo ever heard. It closely resembles the 1U Pink Rim pressing of the early 70s. As most of these cost 2.99IEP in the late 80s, I kick myself on a daily basis for not having bought every single one of them.



ppint. 20th Jul 2017		unless this is stated to be mono on cover or record labels, it should not be presumed to be so from the "ILPM" cat# prefix; island's pink/pop label initially indicated stereo/mono distinction by inserting a "0" after the initial "9" of the three-digit mono number and adding an "S" to the "ILP" alpha prefix of the mono cat#. this system would have broken down after ILP 999/ILPS 9099, but before that, island had ceased issuing mono versions of albums they were releasing in stereo. the M suffix was, so far as yr hmbl srppnt.'s aware, used to indicate a later mid-price reissue of a previously full-price original album, and perhaps for original releases at the mid-price mark. .

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