| CD1 1. The Walk 2. Interview 3. I Put A Spell On You 4. Baby Work Out 5. Shake 6. Take Me Home 7. Interview 8. Hi-Lili, Hi-Lo 9. Interview 10. When A Man Loves A Woman 11. Barefootin’ 12. Interview 13. What A Wonderful Feeling 14. Interview 15. Getting Mighty Crowded 16. Loving You Is Sweeter Than Ever 17. Critic’s Choice 18. Interview 19. Tickle Me 20. I Can’t Turn You Loose 21. I Take What I Want 22. Said I Wasn’t Gonna Tell Nobody 23. Tickle Me 24. Interview 25. Simon Smith And The Amazing Dancing Bear 26. Rip It Up 27. Goin’ Out of My Head 28. Interview 29. Simon Smith And The Amazing Dancing Bear 30. Living Without You 31. Knock On Wood 32. Bet No One Ever Hurt This Bad 33. Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood 34. Rip It Up | CD2 1. The House That Jack Built 2. Who Cares 3. Take Me In Your Arms And Love Me 4. The House That Jack Built 5. I Was Made to Love Her 6. Lover’s Law 7. Don’t Do That Again 8. Shame 9. The Letter 10. Satisfied Street 11. Don’t Do That Again 12. Interview 13. Don’t Stop The Carnival Show 14. Going to Chicago 15. The Time Has Come 16. When I Was A Cowboy 17. You Don’t Love Me No More 18. 1941 19. Interview 20. Love Story 21. Goin’ Down Slow 22. My Old Kentucky Home 23. Falling in Love Again 24. I Can’t Turn You Loose 25. Interview 26. Sunshine And Rain 27. Savaloy Dip 28. When The Battle Is Over 29. Bring Back The Good Old Days
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The Alan Price Set – BBC Sessions 1966-68 2CD
£10.00
Description
The Alan Price Set were among the most frequent visitors to the BBC studios between 1966 and 1968 recording 46 songs over 16 different sessions. Over two hours and thirty minutes playing time, this is the complete set of BBC recordings along with a further 5 tracks that Alan recorded as a solo artist after leaving the group. Also included are some revealing interviews he made at that time. The sound quality is excellent throughout.
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This album is the pefect way to get a sense of his live act, his record releases and his career as it was then happening. Highly recommended! Bill Shute Ugly Things
This is almost as good a summary of his early post-Animals years as his studio recordings. Richie Unterberger
