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Some Things Just Stick In You Mind: Single and Demos 1964-1967
Artist:
Vashti Bunyan
Format: CD
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Formats and Editions
1. Some Things Just Stick In Your Mind - Decca single, 1965.
2. I Want To Be Alone - Decca single, 1965.
3. Train Song - Columbia single, 1966.
4. Love Song - Columbia single, 1966.
5. Winter is Blue - unreleased single, 1966.
6. Coldest Night Of The Year - unreleased single as "Twice As Much and Vashti", 1966.
7. I'd Like To Walk Around In Your Mind - unreleased single, 1967.
8. Winter Is Blue - Acetate demo, 1966.
9. Girl's Song in Winter - John Bunyan's tape, 1966.
10. If In Winter (100 Lovers) - John Bunyan's tape with Mike Crowther, 1966.
11. Wishwanderer - Restored acetate demo 1967.
12. Don't Believe - John Bunyan's tape 1966.
13. 17 Pink Sugar Elephants - John Bunyan's tape 1966.
14. Track 14
15. Track 15
16. Track 16
17. Track 17
1. Autumn Leaves
2. Leave Me
3. If In Winter (100 Lovers)
4. How Do I Know
5. Find My Heart Again
6. Go Before The Dawn
7. Girl's Song In Winter
8. I Don't Know What Love Is
9. Don't Believe What They Say
10. Love You Now
11. I Know
12. Someday
More Info:
2007 two CD collection, a comprehensive look back at her early recordings from the period prior to her classic 1970 Just Another Diamond Day album. Some Things... attempts to both draw a line under the past and also to set the record straight regarding the disparity between how Bunyan viewed (and still views) herself and the way the public views her as an artist. This complete collection of Bunyan's 25 existing early recordings is a young London girl's series of beautiful love songs that resonate profoundly via an almost brutal efficiency and honesty. The melodies seem timelessly sweet and addictive, the vision at once delicate but somehow tough as granite. The first disc gathers together the early singles (two of which were unreleased) and a set of demos recorded between 1965 and 1967; the second comprises the entire, unaltered contents of a long-forgotten tape discovered at the last minute before mastering, containing a set of raw, pure, intimate recordings. Dicristina.
