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Two more of their original Tower albums, these from '66 and '67 and featuring "Try It" (which was widely banned for it's libidinous message); the hit "Can't Help but Love You," and their covers of "Summer in the City," "Wild Thing" and more!
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1. Last Train to Clarksville 2. Wild Thing 3. Sunshine Superman 4. Sunny Afternoon 5. Lil' Red Riding Hood 6. Eleanor Rigby 7. Black Is Black 8. Summer in the City 9. 19th Nervous Breakdown 10. Dirty Water 11. Can't Help But Love You 12. Ninety Nine and Half 13. Trip to Paradise 14. St James Infirmary 15. Try It 16. Barracuda 17. Did You Ever Have That Feeling 18. All Fall Down 19. Poor Shell of a Man 20. Riot on Sunset Strip
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