
1
Baby
2
No No No No
3
Take a Heart
4
She's Got the Action
5
How Love Used to Be
6
Teenage Letter
7
I Don't Wanna Be Free
8
Don't Sing No Sad Songs for Me
9
Cara-Lin
10
We Should Get Along Fine
11
Come with Me
12
Let Me in
13
I Don't Wanna Be Free
14
Come with Me
15
Baby
16
Teenage Letter
17
Take a Heart
18
We Should Get Along Fine
19
You've Got What I Want
20
Let the Live Live
21
Don't Sing No Sad Songs for Me
22
Let Me in
23
How Love Used to Be
24
Pink Purple Yellow and Red
25
My Gal
26
My Way of Thinking
27
Which Way
28
Gonna Find a Cav
29
I Take What I Want
30
Baby All the Time
31
Baby (1966 Version)
32
Nimm Mein Herz ('Take a Heart' in German)
33
Sie War Mein Girl ('We Should Get Along Fine' in German)
34
Mi Si Spezza Il Cuore ('Take a Heart' in Italian)
35
Vivi ('Baby' in Italian)
36
Verde, Rosso, Giallo, Blu ('Pink Purple Yellow and Red' in Italian) No No No No (In Italian)
37
Zabadak
38
La Libertà Costa Cara ('How Love Used to Be' in Italian)
39
Hooky
40
You're Still Mine
41
Armchair King
42
Smoke Gets in Your Eyes:
43
The Lament of the Cherokee Reservation Indian
44
Dreamin' Room
45
We Can Make It Together
46
Coming on Strong
47
Good Lovin'
48
Ruby's Picture's on My Wall
49
The Letter
50
Daytripper
51
Captain Man
52
Sally Goes Round the Moon
53
How Do You Mend a Broken Heart
54
Gimme Gimme Good Lovin'
55
Sunshine Woman
56
Treat Her Right
57
Goodbye
58
Running Bear
59
I Need Somebody
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Label: BGO - BEAT GOES ON
Sorrows
Take A Heart Plus The Pye A & B Sides & More (Uk)
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ABOUT THE ALBUM
Digitally remastered and expanded edition. 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'.
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