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Bobby Cole

A Point Of View (500 copies Ltd)

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A1

Status Quo

2:04

A2

The Name Of The Game Is Trouble

2:07

A3

Lover Boy

4:25

A4

You Can't Build A Life On A Look

2:01

A5

But It's Spring

2:56

A6

Heat

2:14

A7

I'm Growing Old

3:10

B1

You Could Hear A Pin Drop

2:32

B2

A Change Of Scene

2:40

B3

A Perfect Day

3:30

B4

Elegy For Eve

7:09

B5

No Difference At All

3:02

24.9€
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Perfect.Toy Records (PT065.LP)

1x Vinyl LP Album Limited Edition Numbered Reissue

Release date: May 27, 2022, Germany

55 years have passed since Bobby Cole lay this one down in 1965 but that has done nothing to diminish its charms. This reissue from Omnivore has been fully sanctioned by the Estate of Bobby Cole and rightly so because it has had the full treatment - produced for release by Grammy-winner Cheryl Pawelski and remastered by Grammy-winner Michael Graves it captures Cole at his best. He was said to be Frank Sinatra's favourite saloon singer and the range he shows here goes some way to proving why. For some reason, the album was a critical but not commercial success.