The Pretty Things - The Rhythm & Blues Years

Title: The Rhythm & Blues Years Artist: The Pretty Things Release Date: 11/27/2001 Re-Released On: 10/9/2001 Label: Recall (UK) Album Type(s): Greatest Hits UPCs: 636551434324, 766487845021 Genre: Rock Styles: Rock & Roll, Hard Rock, Prog-Rock, British Invasion, Psychedelic, British Blues, Album Rock, British Psychedelia, Freakbeat, Regional Blues Moods: Energetic, Freewheeling, Confident, Fiery, Aggressive, Brooding, Dramatic, Intense, Raucous, Reckless, Rousing, Rowdy, Theatrical, Visceral, Acerbic, Druggy, Menacing, Passionate, Thuggish, Ambitious, Complex Total Copies: 0 Members Wishing: 1 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 2

1. Judgement Day
2. The Moon Is Rising
3. I'm Gonna Find Me Substitute
4. 13 Chester Street
5. Oh Baby Doll
6. Get a Buzz
7. Don't Bring Me Down
8. Sittin' All Alone
9. You'll Never Do It Baby
10. Come See Me
11. Rosalyn
12. She's Fine, She's Mine
13. I Can Never Say
14. Get Yourself Home
15. I Had a Dream
16. Me Needing You
17. It's Been So Long

1. Mama Keep Your Big Mouth Shut
2. Rainin' in My Heart
3. Big Boss Man
4. Unknown Blues
5. We'll Play House
6. Don't Lie to Me
7. I Want Your Love
8. Roadrunner
9. We'll Be Together
10. Honey I Need
11. Cry to Me
12. Buzz the Jerk
13. Big City
14. London Town
15. Out in the Night
16. Vivian Prince
17. Pretty Things

Year Type Label Catalog # 2001 CD Recall (UK) 343

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Before The Pretty Things began dabbling with psychedelia in the late '60s, they were primarily a r&b-influenced rock band. The double-disc, 34-track The Rhythm & Blues Years collection compiles the work from that early era in the band's history. Featured songs include the group's biggest hit from the time, "Don't Bring Me Down," along with less-remembered songs like "Honey, I Need," "Judgement Day," "The Moon Is Rising," "I'm Gonna Find Me Substitute," "13 Chester Street," "Oh Baby Doll," "Get a Buzz," and many more. Overall, this is a great one-stop collection for anyone interested in the group's more-anchored and less-heady work. ~ Jason Birchmeier, All Music Guide

Name Credits Mike Stax Liner Notes The Pretty Things Arranger