Vinyl Album - Cilla Black - 'Sher-oo!' - Parlophone

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Cilla Black
Title:	'Sher-oo!'
Label:	Parlophone
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	PMC 7041
Date:	6 Apr 1968
Format:	Mono LP (also Stereo LP)
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	12 Own, 1 Wants
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Cilla Black	What The World Needs Now	Bacharach, David	1.0 Rate
A2	Cilla Black	Suddenly You Love Me	Pace, Panzeri, Pilat, Peter Callander	1.0 Rate
A3	Cilla Black	This Is The First Time	Doug Flett, Guy Fletcher	Rate
A4	Cilla Black	Follow The Path Of The Stars	Smith, Gallagher, Bell	Rate
A5	Cilla Black	Misty Roses	Tim Hardin	Rate
A6	Cilla Black	Take Me In Your Arms And Love Me	Strong, Penzabenne, Grant	1.0 Rate
B1	Cilla Black	Yo Yo	Joe South	7.0 Rate
B2	Cilla Black	Something's Gotten Hold Of My Heart	Greenaway, Cook	Rate
B3	Cilla Black	Step Inside Love	Lennon, McCartney	1.0 Rate
B4	Cilla Black	A Man And A Woman (Un Homme Et Une Femme)	Lai, Barouh, Keller	Rate
B5	Cilla Black	I Couldn't Take My Eyes Off You	Willis, Westlake	6.0 Rate
B6	Cilla Black	Follow Me	Paddy Roberts	Rate

Notes

Produced By George Martin
Sleeve Photography : John Kelly
Sleeve By Garrod & Lofthouse Ltd
Arranged and Conducted By Mike Vickers

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Comments and Reviews


Quad5point1 13th Jan 2024		Added full size sleeve scans to replace my originals



johnnyhotspur 28th Sep 2019		Cilla does some Northern Soul time with 'Yo Yo'.



Burton LeB SUBS 23rd Sep 2019		Aside from the cover versions already mentioned, Cilla takes on Skip Bifferty's "Follow The Path Of The Stars", a most unlikely choice.



LouisSidney 20th Feb 2014		Of course, PhilMH, but yours is very astute. In French we say "Il est roux de chez roux", meaning "his hair is really very red". But that's a new expression, it wasn't used in the sixties. And naturally, for girls, it's "rousse".



PhilMH 20th Feb 2014		carryonsidney's answer is more likely to be correct than mine! Anyway, I might have to track this down for the Gene Pitney, Gladys Knight & the Pips, and Tim Hardin covers - I love Cilla's version of Tim's "That Will Never Happen Again".



LouisSidney 20th Feb 2014		Thanks, guys!



carryonsidney ● 20th Feb 2014		well its Scouse dialect - I've always assumed it was = "Hello".



PhilMH 20th Feb 2014		Or, is it Cilla's version of the French "chez roux", which Google Translate tells me means "in red"?



PhilMH 20th Feb 2014		It means, "I'll kill the hairdresser!" :) No, seriously, I don't know, despite being an Englishman by birth - possibly a Liverpudlian expression?



LouisSidney 19th Feb 2014		What is the meaning of "Sher-oo" please ??