POUNDING IMPACT DYNAMO LP "TAKE A HEART" ORIG 1965 SORROWS = RIOT HARD RAVER Gem

$

299

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• ULTRA RARE = 1965 BIG BOOM =ORIGINAL=
  
• "KILLER" RATED ULTRA RARE LP
• RAVER IMPACT DRIVER !!
  
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• THE SORROWS
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• " Take A Heart "
  
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• GERMANY - PYE RECORDS - NPL 35023
  

1. THE SORROWS roots are traced to England, Coventry (around 1963), where Don Fardon (vocals), Pip Whitcher (lead guitar), Terry Jukes (rhythm guitar), and Philip Packham (bass) played in various local beat groups.  
2. While plying their trade in the local night clubs  THE SORROWS were discovered by John Schroeder, Picadilly’s PYE label manager
3. CLICK ON  IMAGE BELOW: Listen to the 1965 songs

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   [isdntekvideo]   Their first single, “I Don’t Want To Be Free/Come With Me,” is an excellent pounding Kinks-like number, full of power chords and tough biting vocals. Then another impact-heavy quality number was leaked out (“Baby”) yet success seemed to strangely elude the boys.
   
   It wasn’t until “Take A Heart” that the THE SORROWS had their big top 20 smash.  
4. Originally written “Take A Heart” for our vote, is one of Englands greatest rocker boomers.  The song’s arrangement gradually builds up into an explosion of speedy guitar work, charging rhythms, and violent lead vocals (Fardon was a great vocalist).  Without question, this track is one of the true classics.  
5. To capitalize on the success Pye released the Take A Heart LP in December of 1965.  
6. The LP is "killer"-rated, great, featuring pounding originals and and some interesting R&B raver covers.  
7. Standouts include their ferocious “Teenage Letter,” the trashy mod rocker “Come With Me,”  a couple of moody beat ballads (“How Love Used To Be” and “We Should Get Along Fine”), and a Dylan influenced folk-rocker titled “Don’t Sing No Sad Songs For Me.”  
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   Another great cut is their impact “Let Me In,” a track that rocks really hard and features impressive fretwork.  "Take A Heart is right up there with ANY early Stones, Pretty Things or Small Faces early forces; it’s that good.
   
   The Sorrows soon relocated to Italy, from Britain, where they were understandably far more popular, releasing a few more tracks which were highly worthwhile - yet not quite in league  as this original "Take A Heart" Lp
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10. Baby   
    No No No No   
    Take A Heart   
    She´s Got The Action   
    How Love Used To Be   
    Teenage Letter   
    I Don´t Wanna Be Free   
    Don´t Sing No Sad Songs For Me   
    Cara-Lin   
    We Should Get Along Fine   
    Come With Me   
    Let Me In
    
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14. The cover: rated: M- thick, laminated shiny 1965 original is brightly remaining as a top copy, very well handled the past, 60 years ...ages ago "flap-back" seams on back cover date the rare relic... there are no delete marks, no split seams, no bends, and no writing  ... extremely hard to locate, especially THIS CLEAN

1. The vinyl: Rated: near M- awesome all shiny THICK weight-heavy durable platter, plays with powerful loud production as originally intended, no audio surface issues, both PYE labels are clean
   
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3. Very Rare = TOP COPY !