Track Listings Disc 1
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Stay with Me Baby :: Duffy
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All Day and All of the Night :: The Kinks
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Elenore :: The Turtles
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Judy in Disguise (With Glasses) :: John Fred & His Playboy Band
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Dancing in the Street (Single Version) :: Martha & the Vandellas
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Wouldn't It Be Nice :: The Beach Boys
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Ooo Baby Baby :: Smokey Robinson & the Miracles
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This Guy's in Love with You :: Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass
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Crimson and Clover :: Tommy James & the Shondells
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Hi Ho Silver Lining :: Jeff Beck
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I Can See for Miles :: The Who
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With a Girl Like You :: The Troggs
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The Letter :: The Box Tops
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I'm Alive :: The Hollies
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Yesterday Man :: Chris Andrews
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I've Been a Bad Bad Boy :: Paul Jones
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Silence Is Golden :: The Tremeloes
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The End of the World :: Skeeter Davis
Track Listings Disc 2
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Friday on My Mind :: The Easybeats
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My Generation [Original Mono Version] :: The Who
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I Feel Free :: Cream
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The Wind Cries Mary [Stereo Version] :: The Jimi Hendrix Experience
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A Whiter Shade of Pale :: Procol Harum
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These Arms of Mine :: Otis Redding
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Cleo's Mood :: Junior Walker & the All-Stars
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The Happening :: The Supremes
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She'd Rather Be with Me :: The Turtles
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98.6 :: The Bystanders
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Sunny Afternoon :: The Kinks
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Father and Son :: Cat Stevens
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Nights in White Satin [Single Edit] :: Peter Knight, London Festival Orchestra, The Moody Blues
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You Don't Have to Say You Love Me :: Dusty Springfield
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Stay with Me Baby :: Lorraine Ellison
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Hang on Sloopy :: The McCoys
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This Old Heart of Mine :: The Isley Brothers
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Let's Dance :: David Bowie
Additional Releases
| Year | Type | Label | Catalog # | | 2009 | CD | Mercury | 848056 | | 2009 | CD | Universal Distribution | | | 2009 | CD | Universal International | 2705517 |
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Album Review
The soundtrack to Richard Curtis' salute to British pirate radio doesn't quite have the crazed, maverick spirit of legend, partially due to the song selection and partially due to the passage of time. Back in the late '60s, hearing the Who and Hendrix intercut with Motown and Dusty Springfield had a dangerous thrill, especially in the U.K. where this was only heard on pirate radio, not the BBC, but in 2009, having all these sounds on one compilation can't help but feel a little commonplace, since there have been 25 years of reissues that cover similar ground. That said, this is a tremendously entertaining set that does a good job of balancing the very familiar ("I Can See for Miles," "The Letter," "Crimson and Clover," "My Generation," etc.) with some left-field choices like "Yesterday Man," "I've Been a Bad Boy," and "The Happening." If this leans just a little bit too heavily on the familiar, well, that's just an indication that this soundtrack isn't for those who actually experienced pirate radio (or U.S. radio) in the '60s, it's for those who wish they had been there. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide
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