Twist & Shout/It's About Time

Artist	Brian Poole & the Tremeloes
Format	CD
Genre	Rock
Label Name	Beat Goes On
Producer	Mike Smith
Release Date	2004 10 05
Song List	1: Twist and Shout 2: Twenty Miles 3: If You Gotta Make a Fool of Somebody 4: You Don't Love Me Anymore (And I Can Tell) 5: Meet Me Where We Used to Meet 6: Don't Be Afraid Little Darlin' 7: We Know 8: Alley Oop 9: Baby Workout 10: Over the Mountain, Across the Sea 11: Twist Little Sister 12: Da Doo Ron Ron (When He Walked Me Home) 13: Run Back Home 14: South Street 15: Peanuts 16: Keep On Dancing [From Just for Fun] 17: Twenty Miles 18: Come On In 19: Swinging On a Star 20: Yakety Yak 21: Time Is On My Side (2:39) 22: Someone, Someone (2:58) 23: You Can't Sit Down (2:17) 24: I Could Make You Love Me (2:04) 25: Rag Doll (2:53) 26: After a While (2:05) 27: Chills (1:55) 28: Times Have Changed (2:31) 29: Hands Off (2:17) 30: The Uncle Willie (2:25) 31: Michael Row the Boat Ashore (2:42) 32: What Do You Want With My Baby? (2:25) 33: Song of a Broken Heart (2:21) 34: Heard It All Before (3:13) 35: Well Who's That? (1:41) 36: Time Is On My Side (2:39) 37: Sho' Miss You Baby (2:45) 38: It's All Right (2:32) 39: You Don't Own Me (2:20)
Style.Categories	Early British Pop/Rock, British Invasion, Pop, Rock & Roll

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Beat Goes On has combined the two LPs by Brian Poole & the Tremeloes with their two EPs, Swinging on a Star and Time Is on My Side, on two separate CDs in a single, double-disc package. The 39 tracks on Twist and Shout/It's About Time don't represent the most substantial work of the early British Invasion, but they are enjoyable and do show this band trying hard to emulate American rock & roll. The EPs were generally more of the same in terms of their approach with the LPs, covers of American rock interspersed with British-spawned pieces and even an occasional group original. The sound here is excellent, and this is a welcome addition to the Brian Poole & the Tremeloes discography -- but it's also incomplete, missing "Do You Love Me," "I Want Candy," and other songs that were solely associated with their 45 rpms. ~ Bruce Eder, All Music Guide