| Label | island |
| Decade | 1970s |
| Reissued | 22.05.2008 |
| Total time | 0:38:07 |
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Featuring members of psyche popsters Art, RnB and beat combos The Ramrods and The VIPS, Spooky Tooth were one of the few bands from the later ‘60s to be keyboard-led. Their debut album for Island, from 1967, mixed all their previous elements and added a soulful undercurrent on covers of Janis Ian’s Society’s Chid and a bluesy rock veneer to The Nashville Teens’ Tobacco Road, with Gary Wright’s keyboard sound identifying them as something quite different for the time.| 1. Society's Child |  |
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| 2. Love Really Changed Me | |
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| 3. Here I Lived So Well | |
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| 4. Too Much Of Nothing | |
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| 5. Sunshine Help Me | |
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| 6. It's All About A Roundabout | |
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| 7. Tobacco Road | |
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| 8. It Hurts You So | |
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| 9. Forget It, Got It | |
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| 10. Bubbles | |
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