Livin' Above Your Head/Try Some of This Jay & the Americans

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CD - Remastered

  • Release Date: 11/12/2002
  • 2 Disc Set
  • Label: BGO - BEAT GOES ON
  • UPC: 5017261205704

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Livin' Above Your Head/Try Some of This

1LISTENLivin' Above Your Head 2:45
2LISTENThe Grass (Will Sing for You) 3:22
3LISTENToo Many Times, Diana (From Howie to Diana) 2:47
4LISTENOver the Mountain 2:26
5LISTENI'll Remember You 2:47
6LISTENThe Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore 2:55
7LISTENThe Reason for Living (For You My Darling) 2:34
8LISTENMonday, Monday 3:10
9LISTENBaby Come Home 2:12
10LISTENStop the Clock 2:48
11LISTENLook at Me-What Do You See 2:26
12LISTENYou Ain't as Hip as All That Baby 3:05
13LISTEN(There's) Always Something There to Remind Me / Howie Kane 2:38
14LISTENWhere's the Girl 2:30
15LISTENThe Show Must Go On 2:02
16LISTENTruly Julie's Blues / Howie Kane 2:58
17LISTENWhere Is the Village / Howie Kane 3:16
18LISTENNature Boy / Howie Kane 2:40
19LISTENHere, There and Everywhere / Howie Kane 2:44
20LISTEN(He') Raining in My Sunshine / Howie Kane 2:56
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Two of the group's lesser-known albums, dating from the psychedelic era when their fortunes started to ebb. The songs and sounds are surprisingly contemporary, with covers of songs by John Phillips, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and Bob Lind, as well as above-average originals by the group that mostly constitute a sincere effort to keep their sound up-to-date. As neither of these albums was ever reissued after their original release, this is effectively the first chance that most listeners will have had to hear these albums -- the audio quality is excellent, but the annotation is a bit non-specific, delving more into the era than the music. Bruce Eder, All Music Guide

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