Gene Pitney
| 00-67 | LP Gene On Stage | CBS 63314 (Germany) |
| side one: | side two: |
| 24 Sycamore Street | Never Had No Toys |
| Country Dancin' | Playing Games Of Love |
| Flower Girl | Where Did The Magic Go? |
| My Sweet Kentucky Rose | That's What Send Me To The Bowery |
| Something's Gotten Hold Of My Heart | I Can't Make It Without You |
| 00-95 | CD I Must Be Seeing Things/Something's Gotten Hold Of My HeartGene On Stage | Green Tree Records GTR 020 (UK) |
| Tracks: | |
| 1. I Must Be Seeing Things | 13. 24 Sycamore Street |
| 2. Marianne | 14. Country Dancin' |
| 3. Save Your Love | 15. Flower Girl |
| 4. Down The Subway | 4. Down The Subway |
| 5. If Mary's There | 17. Something's Gotten Hold Of My |
| 6. Don't Take Candy From A Stranger Heart | 18. Never Had No Toys |
| 7. One Day | 19. Playing Games Of Love |
| 8. She's Still There | 20. Where Did The Magic Go ? |
| 9. Just One Smile | 21. That's What Sends Me To The Bowery |
| 10. There's No Livin' Without Your Lovin' | 22. I Can't Make It Without You |
| 11. I Lost Tomorrow (Yesterday) | |
| 12. If I Never Get To Love You |
| 12-96 | CD Something's Gotten Hold Of My Heart | Movie Play 5505 (USA) |
| Tracks: |
| 1. 24 Sycamore Street |
| 2. Country Dancin' |
| 3. Flower Girl |
| 4. My Sweet Kentucky Rose |
| 5. Something's Gotten Hold Of My Heart |
| 6. Never Had No Toys |
| 7. Playing Games Of Love |
| 8. Where Did The Magic Go |
| 9. That's What Send Me To The Bowery |
| 10. I Can't Make It Without You |
Gene Pitney is the only artist who covered a Mike d'Abo song from the Manfred
Mann period of Mike: "Country Dancing". Manfred Mann put this Mike d'Abo song on
the album "Mighty Garvey" in 1968, so in fact Gene Pitney released the song
earlier than Manfred Mann.
Another strange thing about the Gene Pitney version is, that Tony Hazzard/Mike
d'Abo are mentioned as writers on the 2CD set.
The 2CD set are in fact two albums from the U.S.A., but so far I didn't trace
the catalogue number of this release.
"Country Dancing" is another up-tempo songs from Mike, and Gene Pitney is doing a fine job with this song, even though he's at his very best when singing ballads.