Sorrows Youve Got What I Want: Essential Sorrows 1965-67 CD

2010 collection. When it came to tough, snarling, Mod-into-Freakbeat sounds, legendary mid-'60s act the Sorrows had few peers. In the space of little more than a year, they cut a superb album as well as a clutch of menacing, thrillingly essential 45s, including the iconic 'Take a Heart' (the band's only chart success) and it's equally incendiary follow-up, 'You've Got What I Want'. Adding a slightly revised line-up's blistering 1967 single 'Pink Purple Yellow And Red' (and it's b-side 'My Gal') to proceedings, You've Got What I Want: The Essential Sorrows 1965-67 does exactly what it says on the tin, eschewing the more marginal outtakes, phonetically-learnt foreign language recordings and post-band demos that have diluted previous collections in favor of collecting top-of-the-range, primetime Sorrows on one handy little silver disc. Cherry Red.

1. I Don't Wanna Be Free 2. Come with Me 3. Baby 4. Teenage Letter 5. Take a Heart 6. We Should Get Along Fine 7. You've Got What I Want 8. No, No, No, No 9. Let the Live Live 10. Don't Sing No Sad Songs for Me 11. Let Me in 12. How Love Used to Be 13. Pink, Purple, Yellow, Red 14. My Gal 15. Baby (1966 Re-Recording) 16. Gonna Find a Cave 17. I Take What I Want 18. Baby All the Time 19. Baby (Album Version, Stereo) 20. No, No, No, No (Album Version, Stereo) 21. Take a Heart (Album Version, Stereo) 22. She's Got the Action 23. How Love Used to Be (Album Version, Stereo) 24. Teenage Letter (Album Version, Stereo) 25. I Don't Wanna Be Free (Album Version, Stereo) 26. Don't Sing No Sad Songs for Me (Album Version, Stereo) 27. Cara-Lin 28. We Should Get Alone Fine (Album Version, Stereo) 29. Come with Me (Album Version, Stereo) 30. Let Me in (Album Version, Stereo)