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Sandie Shaw
Released 1967

I Don't Think You Want Me Anymore (2005 Digital Remaster)
02:15
4 plays

Think Sometimes About Me
02:23
4 plays

Keep In Touch
02:46
3 plays

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- 1
- Puppet On A String
- 02:24
- 113 plays

- 2
- Think Sometimes About Me
- 02:23
- 4 plays

- 3
- I Don't Think You Want Me Anymore (2005 Digital Remaster)
- 02:15
- 4 plays

- 4
- Keep In Touch
- 02:46
- 3 plays

- 5
- Stop Before You Start
- 02:04
- 1 plays

- 6
- Hide All Emotion
- 03:08
- 1 plays

- 7
- Tell The Boys
- 02:59
- 1 plays

- 8
- Don't You Count On It
- 02:31
- 2 plays

- 9
- No Moon (2005 Digital Remaster)
- 02:32
- 2 plays

- 10
- Long Walk Home
- 02:30
- 2 plays

- 11
- I'd Be Far Better Off Without You
- 03:15
- 2 plays

- 12
- Had A Dream Last Night
- 02:44
- 3 plays

- 13
- I Don't Need Anything
- 02:39
- 2 plays

- 14
- Don't You Know
- 02:12
- 2 plays

- 15
- I'll Cry Myself To Sleep
- 02:34
- 1 plays

- 16
- Ask Any Woman
- 03:08
- 2 plays

- 17
- Quel Po' Che Mi Da (Don't Make Me Cry) (2005 Digital Remaster)
- 02:40
- 1 plays

- 18
- Nothing Comes Easy
- 02:31
- 1 plays

- 19
- So This Is Love
- 02:56
- 2 plays

- 20
- If Ever You Need Me
- 03:06
- 1 plays

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album review

Hot on the heels of Sandie Shaw winning the Eurovision song contest with "Puppet on a String," which also hit the coveted number one spot in the U.K. charts, Pye assembled this package, which carries on the pop/MOR tradition established by Shaw with her previous U.K. releases, Sandie (1965) and Me (1966). Shaw was a regular on the BBC during the lead up to the Eurovision competition finale. Through a voting process, several songs featured here were performed over several weeks, with "Puppet on a String" eventually winning the heats, despite her infamous hatred of the track, which she described as "sexist drivel with a cuckoo-clock tune." There are stronger selections than the title track here, including a revamp of the often overlooked 1964 B-side "I'd Be Far Better Off Without You" and undeniably catchy runner-up in the heats, "Tell the Boys." With a total of 12 tracks, this is an enjoyable listen for Shaw devotees and fans of 1960s pop/MOR at its best. ~ Rob Flanagan, All Music Guide