The Best of Peter & Gordon [Rhino] by Peter & Gordon (CD, Aug-1991, Rhino)

Album Features
UPC:	081227074821
Artist:	Peter Gordon
Format:	CD
Release Year:	1991
Record Label:	Rhino
Genre:	British Invasion, Oldies

Track Listing
1. World Without Love, A
2. If I Were You - (bonus track)
3. Nobody I Know
4. I Don't Want to See You Again
5. Love Me, Baby - (bonus track)
6. I Go to Pieces
7. True Love Ways
8. To Know You Is to Love You
9. Baby I'm Yours
10. Don't Pity Me
11. Woman
12. There's Not Living Without Your Loving
13. Lady Godiva
14. Knight in Rusty Armour
15. Flower Lady, The - (bonus track)
16. Hurtin' Is Lovin' - (bonus track)
17. Sunday For Tea
18. Jokers, The
19. I Feel Like Going Out
20. You've Had Better Times - (bonus track)

Details
Playing Time:	53 min.
Producer:	Bill Inglot (Compilation)
Distributor:	WEA (Distributor)
Recording Type:	Studio
Recording Mode:	Mixed
SPAR Code:	AAD

Album Notes
All songs recorded from 1964-1968. Includes liner notes and an interview with Peter Asher by Parke Puterbaugh.Digitally remastered by Bill Inglot and Ken Perry.Though it's been outclassed by 2001's The Ultimate Peter & Gordon, Rhino's The Best of Peter & Gordon from a decade earlier is still one of the best collections of the British Invasion group's work. Along with their Lennon/McCartney-penned hits "A World Without Love," "Nobody I Know," and "I Don't Want to See You Again," it also features their other big singles "Go to Pieces," "Woman," and "Lady Godiva," as well as smaller hits like "The Jokers" and some album tracks and B-sides. While some of their more orchestrated songs, like their versions of "True Love Ways," "To Know You Is to Love You," and "Baby I'm Yours," sound a little stiff and dated, all of their early hits and many of their later songs still sound pretty fresh. In particular, "Knight in Rusty Armour" and the pretty folk of "The Flower Lady" have held up well, as has the mod psychedelia of "I Feel Like Going" and the brash "You've Had Better Times." While it's no longer the definitive single-disc Peter & Gordon collection, The Best of Peter & Gordon is still quite good, and its best songs are a welcome reminder of how the duo helped define the poppier side of the British Invasion. ~ Heather Phares