CILLA BLACK. " SHER-OO " PARLOPHONE UK 1968 LP. ORIG STEREO, EX COND.
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Description
Cilla Black ?– Sher-oo!
Label: Parlophone ?– PCS 7041 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, StereoCountry: UK Released: 1968 Genre: Pop Style: Vocal
Tracklist
A1 What The World Needs Now Is Love A2 Suddenly You Love Me A3 This Is The First Time A4 Follow The Path Of The Stars A5 Misty Roses A6 Take Me In Your Arms And Love Me B1 Yo Yo B2 Something's Gotten Hold Of My Heart B3 Step Inside Love B4 A Man And A Woman (Un Homme Et Une Femme) B5 I Couldn't Take My Eyes Off You B6 Follow MeCredits
- Arranged By, Conductor – Johnny Scott* (tracks: A5, B6), Johnny Harris (tracks: B2), Mike Vickers
- Photography By – John Kelly (15)
- Producer – George Martin
Review by Rob Flanagan
Sher-Oo! was Cilla Black's third British LP and, like its predecessors, it was produced by the legendaryGeorge Martin. As with Cilla Sings a Rainbow, there is a mixture of '60s pop like "What the World Needs Now Is Love" and standards such as "Un Homme et Une Femme," all immaculately scored byGeorge Martin. The general result is a pleasant album, but hardly groundbreaking in comparison to her rival, Dusty Springfield, later that year producing the classic Dusty in Memphis album. Sher-Oo! fared well in the British charts -- a Top Ten album back in 1968. Presumably, its success was promoted by her TV show, Cilla. The theme tune, "Step Inside Love," is one of the few Lennon-McCartney compositions offered to another artist in their latter writing period. Although featured on this album, the song can be found in subsequent retrospectives, which will more than satisfy all but Cilla Black fanatics. If you are one, you'll probably find much to enjoy on this album.
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