Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. (Got A) Heartsick Feeling
2. Country Music Holiday
3. High School Confidential
4. What Do You Want
5. From Now Until Forever
6. Poor Me
7. The Reason
8. Someone Else's Baby
9. Big Time
10. When Johnny Comes Marching Home
11. Made You
12. How About That
13. With Open Arms
14. Lonely Pup (In A Christmas Shop)
15. Greenfinger
16. Who Am I
17. This Is It
18. Easy Going Me
19. Wonderin'
20. Don't You Know It?
21. My Last Wish
22. The Time Has Come
23. A Help Each Other Romance
24. Lonesome
25. Watch Your Step
26. As You Like It
27. Face To Face
28. Don't That Beat All
29. Mix Me A Person
30. Baby Take A Bow

Disc 2:

1. Knocking On Wood
2. What Now
3. What Have I Got
4. Walkin' Tall
5. Just Mention My Name
6. The First Time
7. So Long Baby
8. We Are In Love
9. Made For Me
10. If He Tells You
11. Talk To Me
12. I Love Being In Love With You
13. It's Alright
14. I Just Don't Know
15. A Message To Martha (Kentucky Bluebird)
16. It Sounds Good To Me
17. Stop Feeling Sorry For Yourself
18. I've Gotta See My Baby
19. Hand Me Down Things
20. Someone's Taken Maria Away
21. I Can't Think Of Anyone Else
22. I Don't Need That Kind Of Lovin'
23. Idle Gossip
24. To Make A Big Man Cry
25. Cheryl's Goin' Home
26. Funny Kind Of Love
27. What More Can Anyone Do
28. Cowman Milk Your Cow
29. To Hell With Love
30. You Make My Life Worthwhile

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #6766 in Music
• Released on: 2005-05-02
• Number of discs: 2
• Dimensions: .25 pounds

Album Description
Adam Faith was a true legend, and one of the most successful pop singers of the 60s, with 13 top10s hits!

This comprehensive 2CD set features all the singles and B sides of the chart singles Produced in cooperation with the official Adam Faith website, who provided the sleeve notes and will be promoting the release on the site All tracks have been digitally re-mastered at Abbey Road

Customer Reviews

A VERY GOOD ADAM FAITH COLLECTION
EMI must have raided their vaults for just about everything that Adam Faith ever recorded for this collection.All the A and B sides of his singles are included and doubtless a lot more besides.It must be admitted that Adam Faith did not have a great voice being very limited as it was.He did however use his voice with his own special style.This combined with talents of John Barry gave Adam a string of hits in the early sixties.Its the recordings with backing by John Barry that are the best in this collection."Poor Me" "How About That" and "Easy Going Me" are all very easy on the ear and good recordings.The remastering of this mono and stereo collection is very good.If you like Adam Faith then this collection is just right for you.And very reasonably priced.Hope you enjoy it as much as i do.

Compilation of Hits from one of the best early UK Pop Stars
I have this album under an earlier title from Music for Pleasure, "The Best of Adam Faith", and was surprised that nobody had bothered to review it. Of course, you'd would have had to have been of the late 50's and early 60's young generation to have known Adam and the impact that he had on that early era of UK rock'n roll, along with Cliff Richard and Billy Fury. He wasn't the greatest singer in the world but he had an attraction and personality that appealed to a vast number of fans as well as establishing a niche for catchy and memorable pop songs. This album is a compendium of Adam's most famous songs, some of them were huge selling hits by today's standards, especially the earlier numbers. Adam had a distinctive sound, best reflected by numbers such as "What Do You Want?", "Poor Me" and "Who Am I?", and he also experimented with lovely ballads such as "The Time Has Come" and "Lonesome". With the advent of the Liverpool Sound, he managed to reinvent his style with the Roulettes on "The First Time" and "We Are In Love" before his sound started to lose direction. This is a good sequential record of Adam's significant contribution to UK pop history. There are other tracks, such as some B-sides, that do not appear on this album, which better demonstrate Adam's vocal versatility, but you can't satisfy every fan's preferences.
Nevertheless, this is a great record of a great time in pop evolution.

adam's 26 tracks from 1959 to 1966
Adam Faith was one of my favourite rock n roll stars of all time, like Buddy Holly, Elvis Presley, Gene Vincent, and Cliff Richard. My favourite tracks was 'What Do You Want' and 'Poor Me' and 'Someone Else's Baby' and the traditional revival of Nursery Rhyme song of The Animals Came In Two By Two' 'Johnny Comes Marching Home' from 1960. 'The Time Has Come' from the 1961 film movie, and with The Roulettes 'The First Time' And 'We Are In Love' and 'If He Tells You' and 'I Love Being In Love With You' and also 'Someone's Taken Maria Away.

My dad likes Adam Faith, the another groups were Freddie And The Dreamers, The Animals.