Good Times: The Ultimate Collection
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Artist: The Tremeloes
Label: Castle Us Category: Music Average customer rating: Format: Original recording remastered Media: Audio CD Number Of Discs: 2 UPC: 823107228425 EAN: 0823107228425 ASIN: B00006RY74 Release Date: 2002-11-05 |
Good Times: The Ultimate Collection
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Brilliant pop group.......2003-10-18
I have never seen a compilation that included the Brian Poole tracks as well as the more famous recordings of the Tremeloes after he left - you have to buy a different compilation to get them - but this is the best Tremeloes compilation I have yet seen.
Silence is golden is their most famous song. It was a cover of a Four Seasons song that became a British number one hit and a major American hit, just missing the top ten. Here comes my baby was written by Cat Stevens who was unknown at the time. The Tremeloes had a huge hit - top five in the UK and top twenty in America. After that, Cat was able to have hits with his own versions of his songs.
Even the bad times are good, Suddenly you love me, My little lady, Call me number one and Me and my life provided the Tremeloes with further British top ten hits but only the first two of them charted in America. Hello world and Helule helule were UK top twenty hits, while Be mine, I shall be released (a Bob Dylan song), By the way and Hello buddy were minor UK hits.
Their last (very minor) UK hit came in 1983 with Words, a cover of an F R David song (not to be confused with the Bee Gees song of the same title). This might have been a big hit, but F R David's own version, which didn't chart first time round, was re-released and became a huge UK hit.
Apart from the hits, this collection contains plenty of other tracks, mainly B-sides and non-hits. Among them, Suddenly winter, Once an a Sunday morning and Lights of Port Royal are particularly notable, but there are plenty of other good songs here including a cover of Yellow river.
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Elis & Tom (Bonus CD) ~ Elis Regina
One Entrance, Many Exits ~ Mal Waldron
The Darkling Thrush ~ Sasha Dobson, Chris Byars Octet
Hugh Masakela: Almost Like Being in Jazz ~ Hugh Masakela
The Jilemnice Occultist and Ritual ~ Master's Hammer
Chanting for Healing and Prayer ~ Paula Gilbert