The Outsiders Time Won't Let Me 1966 Capitol Original plays VG++ to Mint-
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The Outsiders ~ Time Won't Let Me  1966 original, 1st pressing. Capitol Records - ST 2501 STEREO Vinyl plays VG++ to Mint- or better. Vinyl looks VG++ to Mint- with some minor, inaudible faint marks that may be visible upon close inspection. Vinyl plays VG++ to Mint- or better: very faint and minor background-wear may be heard between tracks. Label side 1 is Mint-, side 2 label is VG++ to MInt-. Cover is VG to VG+, mostly VG+ with cover, corner and edge-wera, small bends, tears and indentations. The original inner-sleeve has intact seams. Out of print, original.
"There aren't too many debut albums anywhere quite as strong as the Outsiders' first long-player. The fact that "Time Won't Let Me" is only the most familiar song here -- but not even necessarily the best track on the album -- demonstrates just how firm a footing Tom King, Sonny Geraci, Bill Bruno, andMert Madsen had in delivering their first long-player. The 11 songs here, five of them originals co-authored by Tom King -- which encompass the classic title track and four others that are pretty good (and two better than that) -- and six covers, are all fine examples of mid-'60s garage rock with a blue-eyed soul edge, and there's hardly a moment on this album that isn't engaging in the extreme. Indeed, the big surprise to listeners today is how strong the rest of the album -- beyond "Time Won't Let Me" -- is, whether they're covering the Spencer Davis Group ("Keep on Runnin'"), Bobby Day ("Rockin' Robin" -- in a rendition that really does rock), or Buddy Holly ("Maybe Baby"); indeed, the only slack moment anywhere might be a less-than-riveting rendition of the Jay & the Americans chestnut "She Cried"; and they make up for it with a very successful and slightly arty, string-accompanied original ballad in the equivalent position on side two, to close the album. The other amazing aspect of this album's history is that no one has seen fit to reissue it on CD, as of 2009." -allmusic
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