Product Description
2009 UK 18-track CD album - During their brief lifespan, The Box Tops earned a reputation as one of the best blue-eyed soul groups of the '60s. Today they're remembered not only for their smashes 'The Letter', 'Cry Like A Baby' but also for 'Neon Rainbow' [currently as featured in Talk Talk's TV advertising campaign]. This definitive best of includes all the hits and more.

1. The Letter
2. Neon Rainbow
3. Happy Times
4. Cry Like A Baby
5. Fields Of Clover
6. Choo Chootrain
7. She Shot A Hole In My Soul
8. People Gonna Talk
9. I Met Her In Church
10. Sweet Cream Ladies, Forward March
11. Together
12. I Must Be The Devil
13. Soul Deep
14. I Shall Be Released
15. Happy Song
16. Turn On A Dream
17. I See Only Sunshine
18. You Keep Tightening Up On Me

Amazon USA:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B002UTNLFA/?tag=imwan-20

Amazon UK:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B002UTNLFA/?tag=imwan-21

Kind of lame that an album cover has to promote an advertisement.

If you don't want this album with the advertisement reference on the cover, you can get this older compilation "Soul Deep":



Amazon USA:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000002VS1/?tag=imwan-20

Amazon UK:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0000258IB/?tag=imwan-21

It's exactly the same comp with the same tracks and cover picture, plus it's cheaper.

The sad part is that the original (very fine) comp is cheaper, instead of that pathetic new version which should be a free promotional item thanks to that advertising on the booklet cover.

The new cover makes it look like a bootleg you buy for $1 from the markdown bin of a discount store.

Couldn't they have just kept the original title and cover art and put a sticker on the front saying "Includes Neon Rainbow as featured in the TalkTalk advert"?

The ironic thing is, I've heard that advert about 30 times,& that song about 30 times, & I own the original compilation, & yet this is the first time I've put 2 + 2 together & realized that track is the Box Tops!

I think it's kinda fun that they're promoting it on that - At least any new fans are going to put it on & get instantly hit with "the letter" as a sign that there was a LOT more to them than an advert soundtrack.