Marmalade - Fine Cuts-The Best Of (2CD) [2011 Union-Salvo]⭐ torrent

Artist: The Marmalade
Title: Fine Cuts: The Best Of Marmalade
Year Of Release: 2011
Label: Union Square Music/ Salvo
Genre: Pop Rock, Psychedelic Pop
Quality: FLAC (tracks+scans)
Total Time: 2:35:04

Tracklist:
CD 1 The 60s
01. It's All Leading Up To Saturday Night (2:18 )
02. Wait A Minute Baby (2:10)
03. Can't Stop Now (2:07)
04. There Ain't No Use In Hanging On (1:58 )
05. I See The Rain (3:44)
06. Laughing Man (3:20)
07. Man In A Shop (3:16)
08. Cry ( The Shoob Doroorie Song ) (2:37)
09. Lovin' Things (3:03)
10. Hey Joe (3:58 )
11. Wait For Me Marianne (3:19)
12. Mess Around (3:08 )
13. Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da (3:00)
14. Chains (2:33)
15. Baby Make It Soon (3:00)
16. Time Is On My Side (2:39)
17. Butterfly (3:39)
18. ( Take A Little ) Piece Of My Heart (3:51)
19. Mr Lion (3:00)
20. Station On 3rd Avenue (3:15)
21. Mr Tambourine Man (3:13)
22. Summer In The City (2:10)
23. I Shall Be Released (3:54)
24. Reflections Of My Life (4:11)
25. Rollin' My Thing (4:51)

CD2 The 70s
01. Rainbow (3:19)
02. The Ballad Of Cherry Flavar (3:20)
03. My Little One (3:19)
04. Is Your Life Your Own (5:42)
05. Cousin Norman (3:11)
06. Back On The Road (2:17)
07. Mama (4:25)
08. Sarah (3:16)
09. Ride Boy Ride (2:21)
10. Empty Bottles (4:51)
11. Stay With Me Baby (4:03)
12. Can You Help Me (8:31)
13. Radancer (4:00)
14. Kaleidescope (4:06)
15. Lady Of Catrine (2:24)
16. She Wrote Me A Letter (2:44)
17. Just One Woman (3:24)
18. Bad Weather (3:18 )
19. Super Clean Jean (3:32)
20. I've Been Around Too Long (4:47)

The Marmalade are one of those 1960s bands too often tagged as ‘one-hit wonders’.‘Obla-Di Obla-Da’, their No. 1 cover of The Beatles’ tune, is what most people remember them for, but in fact they had other hits (though no other chart toppers in the US or UK).

‘Fine Cuts: The Best Of‘ does a good job of correcting false impressions, with a good survey of both their 1960s hits and misses on one disc and a selection of their 1970s output up until about 1972.

This means the comp covers a fair bit of ground, and not everyone will be as entranced by the band’s psych-pop, country rock, folk and radio-friendly orchestral pop in equal degrees