Product Description
Digitally remastered and expanded edition of the 1964 album from this British band includes bonus tracks, some of which have never been available on CD before. This CD offers the band's complete Decca output from 1964-65. Opening with the Top 10 hit, 'Tell Me When', the album also includes their other hits 'Three Little Words (I Love You)' and a song given to them by friends Lennon & McCartney, 'Like Dreamers Do'. Kinks fans will enjoy their version of Ray Davies' komposition, 'I Go To Sleep', while their recording of The Beatles' 'Baby's In Black' only appeared on a various artists compilation. 26 tracks total. Cherry Red. 2009.

1. Tell Me When
2. Wishing Will Never Make It So
3. Over Suzanne
4. Hello Josephine
5. As A Matter Of Fact
6. Too Much Monkey Business
7. Mem'ries Of You
8. Ain't That Just Like Me
9. Kansas City
10. I Wonder
11. Three Little Words (I Love You)
12. Baby Jane
13. No Time
14. See If She Cares
15. What's The Matter Little Girl
16. What'd I Say

Bonus Tracks
17. Like Dreamers Do
18. Boom Boom Boom Boom Everybody Fall Down
19. You're The One For Me
20. Bye Bye Girl
21. It's Not A Game Anymore
22. I Go To Sleep
23. Make Up Or Break Up
24. I'm Through
25. We Gotta Get Together
26. Baby's In Black

Amazon USA:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0029LJ9XW/?tag=imwan-20

Amazon UK:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0029LJ9XW/?tag=imwan-21

Be cautioned that Amazon.co.uk is presently unable to obtain any recent releases on Cherry Red(or its' subsidiary labels) even a month after their release, and this problem almost certainly affects Amazon.com as well. But you CAN obtain the discs directly from http://www.cherryred.co.uk

My guess is that Amazon had a falling out with a distributor and stopped selling Cherry Red's product. Amazon.co.uk will not permit customer reviews to be posted for these albums(Applejacks, Bulldog Breed, Tinkerbell's Fairydust etc.)

Most of the past few months' releases on Cherry Red and its subsidiaries are in stock at Amazon UK. The percentage of in-stock to backordered doesn't look any different than what it's always been.