
1
If You Gotta Make a Fool of Somebody
2
Feel So Blue
3
I'm Tellin' You Now
4
What Have I Done to You
5
You Were Made for Me
6
Send a Letter to Me
7
Over You
8
Come Back When You're Ready
9
I Love You Baby
10
Don't Make Me Cry
11
Just for You
12
Don't Do That to Me
13
I Understand
14
I Will
15
A Little You
16
Things I'd Like to Say
17
Thou Shalt Not Steal
18
I Don't Know
19
If You've Got a Minute, Baby
20
When I'm Home with You When I'm Home with You
21
Playboy
22
Some Day
23
Turn Around
24
Funny Over You
25
Hello, Hello, 1967
26
All I Ever Want Is You
27
Brown and Porters (Meat Exporters) Lorry
28
Little Brown Eyes
29
Little Big Time
30
You Belong to Me
31
Gabardine Mac
32
It's Great
33
If You Gotta Make a Fool of Somebody
34
Some Other Guy
35
Somebody Else's Girl
36
Yes I Do
37
Zip a Dee Doo Dah
38
Drink This It'll Make You Sleep
39
I Understand (Version 1)
40
Sally Anne
41
I'm a Hog for You
42
The Wedding
43
Money (That's What I Want)
44
Crying
45
He Got What He Wanted (But He Lost What He Had)
46
Kansas City
47
Jailer Bring Me Water
48
It Doesn't Matter Anymore
49
Tell Me When
50
Cut Across Shorty
51
I'll Never Dance Again
52
What'd I Say
53
See You Later Alligator
54
Early in the Morning
55
I Think of You
56
Only You
57
Johnny B Goode
58
I Don't Love You Anymore
59
Say It Isn't True
60
Write Me a Letter
61
The Viper
62
Kansas City
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Freddie & The Dreamers
You Were Made For Me - Complete Recordings 1963-70
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ABOUT THE ALBUM
Five CD set. The complete recordings by Manchester beat group Freddie And The Dreamers for EMI in the 1960s compiled and annotated by respected author and pop historian Bob Stanley of St. Etienne. The band were also loved in the USA where they were part of the "British Invasion", 'I'm Tellin' You Now' topped The Billboard Hot 100 and they reached the Top 20 with 'Do The Freddie'. Two albums, Sing-Along Party (1965) and what Bob Stanley refers to as a "psychedelic pop primer for kids" Oliver In The Overworld (1970) are issued on CD for the first time plus another makes it's debut on CD in the UK, King Freddie And His Dreaming Knights (1967).
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