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Artist:Lynsey De Paul
Title:Taste Me... Don't Waste Me
Label:  Jet
Country:UK
Catalogue:JET LP 07
Date:1974
Format:LP
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Community: 4 Own
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TrackArtistTitleComposerRating
A1Lynsey De PaulMy Man And MeLynsey De PaulRate
A2Lynsey De PaulMoonriseLynsey De Paul, Barry BlueRate
A3Lynsey De PaulTaste MeLynsey De PaulRate
A4Lynsey De PaulLet's BoogieLynsey De PaulRate
A5Lynsey De PaulDancing On A Saturday NightLynsey De Paul, Barry BlueRate
B1Lynsey De PaulLying AgainLynsey De PaulRate
B2Lynsey De PaulIf OnlyLynsey De Paul, Barry BlueRate
B3Lynsey De PaulRainbowLynsey De Paul, Alan ClarkeRate
B4Lynsey De PaulNursery RhymeLynsey De Paul, Barry BlueRate
B5Lynsey De PaulWhen I'm Alone With YouLynsey De PaulRate


Notes

Lyric insert.
Produced by Lynsey De Paul.
Engineered by Geoff Calver.

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Redpunk SUBS
17th Oct 2022
 Added front of sleeve with sticker and an in focus back of sleeve scan.
 
 
disco45
11th Jul 2017
 Labels and lyric sheet added.
 
 
Strange Changes
16th Jun 2017
 This was Lynsey's second album of new songs and the first album on the then recently formed "Jet Records". It kicks off with the first single released off the album "My Man and Me", which sets the pace for the late night romantic tone of the album. This was Lynsey's favourite of all her albums and she coined the term "late night cuddle music" to describe it. "Moonrise" features soaring vocals and lyrics that surely must have been an influence on a young Kate Bush. Titiel track "Taste Me" returns to the same vein as "My Man and Me" and Md De Paul sounds remarkably vulnerable on this song. "Let's Boogie" is a funny, sexy song with Lynsey getting down without getting sweaty. A stand out track is Lynsey's re-interpretation of "Dancing On A Saturday Night" as a dreamy late night smoochy dance song. "Lying Again" sounds like a 1940's song and is another highlight. The acoustic guitar into on "If Only" is pure genius and this song also sees Lynsey using similar vocal acrobatics as on "Moonrise". The Bossa Nova beat of "Rainbow" is hypnotic - and the siong was co-written with Alan Clarke, lead singer of the Hollies. "Nursery Rhyme" is possibly the weakest song lyrically on the album, but it still quite catchy. The final track "When I'm Alone With You" is an absolute gem of a song and it is a tragedy that this siong was not released as a single - it ranks as one of Lynsey's all time best songs and yet is so little known.
 

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Germany - Polydor - 1975


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