The Zombies - The Singles A's & B's

Title: The Singles A's & B's Artist: The Zombies Release Date: 1990 Re-Released On: 12/16/1994 Label: See For Miles Records Album Type(s): Greatest Hits UPC: 5014661003039 Genre: Rock Styles: British Invasion, Psychedelic, Contemporary Pop/Rock, Baroque Pop, Psychedelic Pop, British Psychedelia, AM Pop Moods: Autumnal, Bittersweet, Elegant, Melancholy, Atmospheric, Austere, Delicate, Dreamy, Gentle, Literate, Lush, Poignant, Restrained, Sophisticated, Wistful, Amiable/Good-Natured, Theatrical, Intimate, Laid-Back/Mellow, Sweet, Wry, Cynical/Sarcastic, Refined/Mannered, Reflective, Innocent, Sentimental, Summery Total Copies: 0 Members Wishing: 7 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1

1. She's Not There
2. Leave Me Be
3. Tell Her No
4. She's Coming Home
5. I Want Her Back
6. Whenever You're Ready
7. Is This the Dream
8. Remember You
9. Indication
10. Gotta Get a Hold of Myself
11. Goin' Out of My Head
12. You Make Me Feel Good
13. Woman
14. What More Can I Do
15. I Must Move
16. I Remember When I Loved Her
17. I Love You
18. Don't Go Away
19. Just Out of Reach
20. How We Were Before
21. The Way I Feel Inside
22. She Does Everything for Me

Year Type Label Catalog # 1994 CD See For Miles Records 30

The Singles Collection: A's & B's, 1964-1969 Singles A's & B's Singles A's & B's [Japan]

This presents, in chronological sequence, both sides of all 14 of the Zombies' British singles. The Zombies were one of the most consistent British '60s bands, so it's no surprise that this is a great compilation, containing nothing mediocre and little that's even average. In addition to the three well-known hits "She's Not There," "Tell Her No," and "Time of the Season" (all present), there's an abundance of gems from B-sides and flop singles: "I Must Move," "Indication," "She's Coming Home," "Gotta Get a Hold of Myself," and "Beechwood Park" are just the very best of those. However, the absence of the great U.S.-only 1965 single "I Want You Back Again"/"I Remember When I Loved Her" and, to a lesser degree, some standout LP-only tracks (particularly "Changes" from Odessey & Oracle) prevents this from being the definitive single-disc best-of. Collectors should note that all tracks are presented in their mono versions, as they were originally issued. The differences between these and other versions in circulation are usually minor, but occasionally noticeable, as in the strange guitar reverb on "I Must Move" and the more prominent organ lines in "Time of the Season," although in the latter case the mono mix is actually inferior to the more familiar one. There are no liner notes, but the insert contains lots of press clippings and reprints of original press reviews of the singles, if you're looking for another reason to buy tracks that you might already have. ~ Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide

Name Credits Ken Jones Producer Spencer Leigh Liner Notes