Take A Heart: The PYE A & B Sides And More

Coventry band The Sorrows leapt into the UK charts in 1965 with their hard-edged R&B/Freakbeat hit ‘Take A Heart’. This package contains their PYE album plus A and B sides and Italian and German material. Though the band’s follow-ups gained extensive airplay, particularly on the off-shore pirate stations, they couldn’t repeat their initial chart success. Vocalist Don Fardon left the band, going on to score a UK Top 3 single with ‘Indian Reservation’. Digitally remastered and slipcased, and with extensive new notes.

CD 1: Baby / No No No No / Take A Heart / She’s Got The Action / How Love Used To Be / Teenage Letter / I Don’t Wanna Be Free / Don’t Sing No Sad Songs For Me / Cara-Lin / We Should Get Along Fine / Come With Me / Let Me In / I Don’t Wanna Be Free / Come With Me / Baby / Teenage Letter / Take A Heart / We Should Get Along Fine / You’ve Got What I Want / Let The Live Live / Don’t Sing No Sad Songs For Me / Let Me In / How Love Used To Be / Pink Purple Yellow And Red / My Gal / My Way Of Thinking / Which Way

CD 2: Gonna Find A Cave / I Take What I Want / Baby All The Time / Baby (1966 Version) / Nimm Mein Herz (‘Take A Heart’ In German) / Sie War Mein Girl (‘We Should Get Along Fine’ In German) / Mi Si Spezza Il Cuore (‘Take A Heart’ In Italian) / Vivi (‘Baby’ In Italian) / Verde, Rosso, Giallo, Blu (‘Pink Purple Yellow And Red’ In Italian) / No No No No (in Italian) / Zabadak / La Libert Costa Cara (‘How Love Used To Be’ In Italian) / Hooky / You’re Still Mine / Armchair King / Smoke Gets In Your Eyes / The Lament Of The Cherokee Reservation Indian / Dreamin’ Room / We Can Make It Together / Coming On Strong / Good Lovin’ / Ruby’s Picture’s On My Wall / The Letter / Daytripper / Captain Man / Sally Goes Round The Moon / How Do You Mend A Broken Heart / Gimme Gimme Good Lovin’ / Sunshine Woman / Treat Her Right / Goodbye / Running Bear / I Need Somebody