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Released September 13, 2005
Tommy Roe was one of those pop singers who had the voice, the writers, and the look to scale the rooftops. While he had some major-league smashes, he never quite caught on. But for those curious about the real sound of 1970s pop, or those who have been in Roe's camp for decades, this collection will serve well. The hits like "Dizzy" and "Sheila" are here, as are tracks he nailed in terms of interpretation -- "Sugar Sugar," "Heather Honey," "Sweet Pea," and (of course) "Hanky Panky." There are a massive 20 cuts on this set, and all of them warrant repeated listening. This collection serves far better than his rather spotty LPs. While Roe's sweeter-than-molasses delivery isn't for everybody, he fit the bill quite nicely for the time when AM and FM radio were definitely on different sides of the tracks. ~ Thom Jurek, All Music Guide
TRACKS 1. Sheila 2. Everybody's Had the Blues 3. Jam Up & Jelly Tight 4. The Folk Singer 5. One Summer Night with You 6. Heather Honey 7. Sugar Sugar 8. Dizzy 9. Hoorah for Hazel 10. Sweet Pea 11. Hanky Panky 12. Stir It Up 13. Jack 'n Jill 14. Groovin' 15. Yummy Yummy 16. Stagger Lee 17. Soap Sally 18. Working Class Hero 19. Baby I Love You 20. Crimson and Clover
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