- Do You Believe in Magic?
- You Didn't Have to Be So Nice
- Daydream
- You Baby
- Did You Ever Have to Make up Your Mind?
- Wild About My Lovin'
- Younger Girl
- On the Road Again
- Didn't Want to Have to Do It
- Jug Band Music
- Summer in the City
- Rain on the Roof
- Pow!
- Nashville Cats
- Lovin' You
- Darlin' Companion
- Coconut Grove
- Full Measure
- Darling Be Home Soon
- Lonely (Amy's Theme)
- You're a Big Boy Now
- Six O'Clock
- She Is Still a Mystery
- Money
- Younger Generation
- Never Going Back
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John Sebastian Guest Artist
John Sebastian Composer,Production Assistant
Mark Sebastian Composer
Don Paulsen Photography
Frank Ursoleo Production Assistant
Steve "Syco Steve" Williams Production Assistant
Joe Butler Composer,Production Assistant
David Kessler Design
Traditional Composer
Steve Boone Composer
Bob Irwin Mastering
J. Sebastian Composer
Ben Edmonds Liner Notes
Cynthia Weil Composer
Rob Santos Producer
Henry Diltz Photography
Zal Yanovsky Composer
Phil Spector Composer
Barry Mann Composer
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Although it sports the same amount of tracks (26) as Rhino's 1993 Anthology, up to now the last word in comprehensive Spoonful compilations, the 2000 issue of the umpteenth collection from this short-lived '60s band gets the nod over all others. Taken from the original first-generation masters, apparently for the first time, the sound quality -- with a crispness and definition previously unheard -- and even track selection, is the finest yet. "On the Road Again," "Wild About My Lovin'," and "Darlin' Companion," all excellent tunes representative of the Spoonful's good-time folksy/jugband style that were omitted from the Rhino set, are included, further reinforcing this as the last word in single-disc anthologies from this legendary band. What's startling is how many great songs the group recorded in such a short time span. The majority of the tracks were released within a two-year period from 1965-1967, almost all springing from the pen of John Sebastian who also took lead vocals on all the hits. The band was a textbook example of compressed quality, with only three tracks here breaking the three-minute barrier, and many clocking in at just under two. Which means there still could be an even more definitive compilation created by adding five more songs and extending the running time to the 77-minute CD maximum. Until then, this is the Lovin' Spoonful disc to own. ~ Hal Horowitz
Product Details
Release Date: | 02/22/2000 |
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Label: | Buddha Records |
UPC: | 0744659971624 |
Tracks
Album Credits
Performance Credits
The Lovin' Spoonful Primary ArtistJohn Sebastian Guest Artist
Technical Credits
John Stewart ComposerJohn Sebastian Composer,Production Assistant
Mark Sebastian Composer
Don Paulsen Photography
Frank Ursoleo Production Assistant
Steve "Syco Steve" Williams Production Assistant
Joe Butler Composer,Production Assistant
David Kessler Design
Traditional Composer
Steve Boone Composer
Bob Irwin Mastering
J. Sebastian Composer
Ben Edmonds Liner Notes
Cynthia Weil Composer
Rob Santos Producer
Henry Diltz Photography
Zal Yanovsky Composer
Phil Spector Composer
Barry Mann Composer
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