LPCDreissues: Looking forward to the past

When it came to tough, snarling, mod-into-freakbeat sounds, legendary mid-Sixties act the Sorrows had few peers. Formed in Coventry, the band was signed by producer/A&R man John Schroeder to the Piccadilly label in late 1964. In the space of little more than a year, they cut a superb album as well as a clutch of menacing, thrillingly essential 45s, including the iconic Take A Heart (the band s only chart success) and its equally incendiary follow-up, You've Got What I Want .

Featuring a dazzling 16-page booklet that contains previously unpublished photos, new liner notes and quotes from band members Don Fardon and Wez Price, You've Got What I Want is nothing less than pure sonic overload from one of the most dynamic garage bands of the era...

 Tracklist
1     I Don't Wanna Be Free    
2     Come With Me    
3     Baby    
4     Teenage Letter    
5     Take A Heart    
6     We Should Get Along Fine    
7     You've Got What I Want    
8     No, No, No, No    
9     Let The Live Live    
10     Don't Sing No Sad Songs For Me    
11     Let Me In    
12     How Love Used To Be    
13     Pink, Purple, Yellow, Red    
14     My Gal    
15     Baby (1966 Re-Recording)    
16     Gonna Find A Cave    
17     I Take What I Want    
18     Baby All The Time    
19     Baby    
20     No, No, No, No    
21     Take A Heart    
22     She's Got The Action    
23     How Love Used To Be    
24     Teenage Letter    
25     I Don't Wanna Be Free    
26     Don't Sing No Sad Songs For Me    
27     Cara-Lin    
28     We Should Get Alone Fine    
29     Come With Me    
30     Let Me In