P.F. Sloan › Here's Where I Belong: The Best of the Dunhill Years 1965-1967

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Released: July 8, 2008
Label: Big Beat Uk

Entertainment Reviews:

Q (Magazine) - p.120

3 stars out of 5 -- "[T]he likes of 'Sins Of A Family' and 'Take Me For What I'm Worth' more correctly place him as a key component of Los Angeles' burgeoning mid-'60s folk-rock scene."

Mojo (Publisher) - p.122

"[A] strong compilation....Though he's clearly in thrall to Dylan, he sounds sincere and energised."

Tracks:

1.Sins of a Family
2.Take Me for What I'm Worth
3.What Exactly's the Matter with Me
4.I'd Have to Be Out of My Mind
5.Eve of Destruction
6.This Mornin'
7.I Get Out of Breath
8.This Is What I Was Made For
9.Ain't No Way to Change My Mind
10.All the Things I Do for You Baby
11.(Goes to Show) Just How Wrong You Can Be
12.What Am I Doing Here with You
13.From a Distance
14.The Man Behind the Red Balloon
15.Let Me Be
16.Here's Where You Belong
17.This Precious Time
18.Halloween Mary
19.I Found a Girl
20.On Top of a Fence
21.Lollipop Train (You Never Had It So Good)
22.Upon a Painted Ocean
23.City Women
24.A Melody for You
25.Sunflower, Sunflower
26.Karma (A Study of Divinations)
27.I Can't Help But Wonder, Elizabeth

Product Description:

P.F. Sloan is best known as the man who wrote hits for Barry McGuire ("Eve of Destruction"), Johnny Rivers ("Secret Agent Man"), and the Searchers ("Take Me For What I'm Worth"). He was also an early exponent of the singer-songwriter scene, and HERE'S WHERE I BELONG reissues both of the mid-'60s albums Sloan recorded for Dunhill (minus two tracks he decided against including for some reason), featuring his own versions of some of the abovementioned tunes and many other folk-rock gems.