2008 expanded reissue of this album, originally released in 1970. In the beginning, Tony Hiller created The Brotherhood of Man. Formed in the recording studio and launched into a world at war over Vietnam, peace certainly won the day on vinyl in 1970 with the group's Top Ten single 'United We Stand' ,and accompanying album's original sleeve notes announcing the groups arrival "with an eloquent and convincing plea to unite". This expanded reissue features the complete album plus corresponding non-album A-sides and B-sides together with Sue and Sunny's soulful Deram 45s from the same period. RPM.

1. Love Is A Good Foundation
2. Say A Prayer
3. Little Bit Of Heaven
4. For The Rest Of Our Lives
5. Sing In The Sunshine
6. Where Are You Going To My Love
7. For Old Times Sake
8. Living In The Land Of Love
9. Too Many Heartaches
10. Love One Another
11. United We Stand
12. This Boy
13. You Can Depend On Me
14. Ain't That Telling You People - Sue & Sunny
15. Didn't I Blow Your Mind - Sue & Sunny
16. Reach Out Your Hand
17. Better Tomorrow
18. Freedom - Sue & Sunny
19. Break Up - Sue & Sunny
20. You And I
21. California Sunday Morning
22. Do Your Thing
23. I'm Gonna Make You Love Me - Sue & Sunny
24. High On The Thought Of You - Sue & Sunny

Amazon USA:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0012NOKJQ/?tag=imwan-20

Amazon UK:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0012NOKJQ/?tag=imwan-21

"United We Stand" was one of my prized 45s way back when. This looks like a goodie.

I've always included "United We Stand" when I did a Woodstock era mix tape.

There's also a patriotic v.a. comp called "United we Stand" with a rare Beach Boys track on it.