Product Description
What would a Badfinger album produced in 1968 by Papa John Phillips sound like? Look No Further!!

A criminally-lost band and an untold chapter of The Mamas and The Papas saga awaits the listener on this debut release from John Phillips' short-lived Warlok Records. With a distinctly British flavour, Jammë possessed remarkable melodic sensibilities, brilliant harmonies, and hooks galore. The recording sessions — many of which commenced at John Phillips' home studio — were witnessed by George Harrison, Sharon Tate, and Keith Richards. Sourced from the original master tapes, this release features six previously unreleased tracks, including Thanks To The Man In The Rabbit Hat, a tribute to the band’s producer, John Phillips. The reissue will appeal to fans of Emitt Rhodes, early Bee Gees, the Move, Buffalo Springfield, and Big Star. This flat-out masterpiece makes its worldwide debut on CD the Now Sounds way: The deluxe full-colour booklet includes previously unpublished photos and exclusive, in-depth liner notes featuring the participation of original band members by noted Mamas & Papas/John Phillips historians Jeffrey A. Greenberg and Chris Campion.

01 Poor Widow
02 She Sits There
03 Jan
04 Strawberry Jam Man
05 Richman
06 My Old Lady
07 Changes
08 Empty Feelings
09 Scarborough Rose
10 Matthew O'Grady

— Bonus Tracks —
11 Thanks To The Man In The Rabbit Hat
12 Changes [Alt. Version]
13 Strawberry Jam Man [Alt. Version]
14 Empty Feelings [Instr.]
15 What Makes The World Go 'Round [Demo]
16 That Girl Has Got A Hold On Me [Demo]
17 She Sits There [Mono 45]
18 Poor Widow [Mono 45]

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