The Searchers - Take Me For What I'm Worth album flac

1965 – Take Me for What I'm Worth. 1967 – Smash Hits Vol. 2. 1972 - Second Take (Re-recordings in Stereo) (UK). The Play the System album has been added because that album too contains early 1960s songs that did not appear on previous albums. Needles and Pins features new recordings of their hits.

With a slightly changed track listing, including the song "Needles and Pins" it hit in the US album charts in June 1964. 1964 also saw the Top 20 hit "What Have. and finally Take Me For What I'm Worth (both 1965) were better spaced, but a budget "Golden Guinea" reissue of the second album, plus a compilation Smash Hits and Smash Hits Vol 2, on Pye's budget "Marble Arch" label were issued during 1966 and 1967 in place of any. later "new" album.

Membres possèdant cet album0. 3. Does She Really Care for Me. 4. It's Time. 6. You Can't Lie to a Liar. 7. Don't You Know Why. 8. I'm Your Loving Man. 9. Each Time. 11. For Strong Winds. 12. Take Me for What I'm Worth.

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Album: Solid Silver 60s, 2014. Sloan, Steve Barri tune, "Take Me for What I'm Worth" on THE BRITISH INVASION TOUR at the Pabst Theater in Milwaukee, Wisconsin on Friday night, March 6, 2015! Show more.

As opposed to earlier songs like "Needles and Pins" and "What Have They Done to the Rain" that were more ancestral to folk-rock than themselves folk-rock, their cover of . Sloan's "Take Me for What I'm Worth" was released after the folk-rock boom was in full gear. Sloan specialized in sullen yet melodic folk-rock that pleaded for individuality in an adolescently rebellious tone, and "Take Me for What I'm Worth" was one of his finest efforts in this regard.