Vinyl Album - The Rockin' Berries - In Town - Piccadilly

Vinyl Album

Artist:	The Rockin' Berries
Title:	In Town
Label:	Piccadilly
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	NPL.38013
Date:	Feb 1965
Format:	Mono LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	2 Own, 2 Want
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Rockin' Berries	He's In Town	Goffin, King	Rate
A2	The Rockin' Berries	Let's Try Again	Carter, Lewis	Rate
A3	The Rockin' Berries	Ich Liebe Dich (Ecstasy)	Pomus, Spector	Rate
A4	The Rockin' Berries	You Don't Know What You Do	W. King	Rate
A5	The Rockin' Berries	Brother Bill (The Last Clean Shirt)	Leiber, Stoller, Otis	Rate
A6	The Rockin' Berries	Without Your Love	J. Schroeder, M. Hawker	Rate
A7	The Rockin' Berries	All Of Me	Simons, Marks	Rate
B1	The Rockin' Berries	Crazy Country Hop	Otis	Rate
B2	The Rockin' Berries	All I Want Is My Baby	Richard, Oldham	Rate
B3	The Rockin' Berries	Lonely Avenue	Pomus	Rate
B4	The Rockin' Berries	Shades Of Blue	J. Capaldi, D. Mason	Rate
B5	The Rockin' Berries	Follow Me	J. Schroeder, M. Hawker	Rate
B6	The Rockin' Berries	Ain't That Lovin' You Baby	J. Reed	Rate
B7	The Rockin' Berries	Funny How Love Can Be	Carter, Lewis	Rate

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Comments and Reviews


goodbear66 ● 7th Jun 2021		Missing scans added. Two tracks deserve comment: Track B2 All I Want Is My Baby - a Keith Richard and Andrew Loog Oldham composition (see also Bobby Jameson's 45 on UK Decca F.12032), and perhaps more interestingly Track B4 Shades of Blue - Dave Mason and Jim Capaldi's first composition together (at that time they were performing as The Hellions from Worcester).



Juke Jules SUBS 7th Mar 2020		Fine cover of the Tokens hit for the title track



Juke Jules SUBS 7th Mar 2020		Funny How Love Can Be was written by Carter and Lewis for the The Rockin' Berries and they recorded it just before The Ivy League but didn't release it on a 45, the League had the hit with it. Should have been a hit for The Rockin' Berries too