If you are a 10CC fan, this looks to be a must (right, Renny?)

Rick A.

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A Groovy Kind Of Love : The complete LPs and Singles 1966-1968



At last all in one place, here are the full recordings of the 60’s Manchester brit-popsters. The Mindbenders as fronted by Eric Stewart following the departure from the band of Wayne Fontana. Comprising 2 LPs, 6 EPs, 10 singles. Includes the big hits A Groovy Kind of Love , Can’t Live With You , Ashes to Ashes, The Letter.

Plus the opportunity to hear their own well crafted heavier b-sides, and their totally in tune with the times tracks using wah-wah, phasing, off-beat drumming, lilting background vocals, and psychedelic sitar like solos. Includes tracks reissued for the first time on CD. Includes the sessions arranged by John Paul Jones.

Presents fascinating early collaborations between future 10CC-ers Eric Stewart and Graham Gouldman as the latter chipped in with song writing and production assistance during 1967. Stewart even began the foundations of Strawberry Studios as The Mindbenders entered their final phase.

Disc One
A Groovy Kind Of Love / Love Is Good / Can't Live With You, Can't Live Without You / One Fine Day / The Way You Do The Things You Do(Lp The Mindbenders) Just A Little Bit / Seventh Son / Tricky Dicky / A Groovy Kind Of Love / Little Nightingale / Don't Cry No More / You Don’t Know About Love / Love Is Good / Rockin' Jaybee / All Night Worker / Ashes To Ashes / I Want Her, She Wants Me / The Morning After

Disc Two
We'll Talk About It Tomorrow / Far Across Town / To Be Or Not To Be (Lp With Woman In Mind) / Honey And Wine / Schoolgirl / A Little Piece Of Leather / Shotgun / Mystery Train / Homework / Airport People / Cool Jerk / Off And Running / It's Getting Harder All The Time / The Letter / My New Day And Age / Coming Back / Blessed Are The Lonely / Yellow Brick Road / Uncle Joe The Ice Cream Man / The Man Who Loved Trees

Amazon USA:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0032BVEWW/?tag=imwan-20

Amazon UK:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0032BVEWW/?tag=imwan-21

Bring it on! A new 20 track comp came out last year, The Very Best of Wayne Fontana & The Mindbenders, but it had a slightly different track lineup than the better The Best of Wayne Fontana & The Mindbenders from 1994. Not to be confused with the other comp The Very Best of Wayne Fontana & The Mindbenders from 1999. Of course these 3 comps mixed in Wayne recordings with the post Wayne band. This new double CD is all post Wayne...