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- It Ain't Me Babe
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The Turtles
Released 1965

It Ain't Me Babe (Stereo)
02:12
9,015 plays

It Was A Very Good Year (Mono)
01:54
798 plays

Like A Rolling Stone (Stereo)
03:12
791 plays

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songs

- 1
- Wanderin' Kind (Mono)
- 02:06
- 492 plays

- 2
- It Was A Very Good Year (Mono)
- 01:54
- 798 plays

- 3
- Your Man Said You Cried (Mono)
- 01:45
- 350 plays

- 4
- Eve Of Destruction (Mono)
- 02:42
- 1,569 plays

- 5
- Glitter And Gold (Mono)
- 02:09
- 383 plays

- 6
- Let Me Be (Mono)
- 02:23
- 568 plays

- 7
- Let The Cold Winds Blow (Mono)
- 02:19
- 1,206 plays

- 8
- It Ain't Me Babe (Mono)
- 02:11
- 1,615 plays

- 9
- A Walk In The Sun (Mono)
- 02:14
- 377 plays

- 10
- Last Laugh (Mono)
- 01:46
- 291 plays

- 11
- Love Minus Zero (Mono)
- 02:51
- 345 plays

- 12
- Like A Rolling Stone (Mono)
- 03:11
- 476 plays

- 13
- Grim Reaper of Love
- 02:43
- 46 plays

- 13
- We'll Meet Again (Single Version)
- 02:25
- 315 plays

- 14
- Gas Money
- 02:13
- 293 plays

- 15
- Wanderin' Kind (Stereo)
- 02:08
- 254 plays

- 16
- It Was A Very Good Year (Stereo)
- 01:58
- 310 plays

- 17
- Your Maw Said You Cried (Stereo)
- 01:44
- 264 plays

- 18
- Eve Of Destruction (Stereo)
- 02:39
- 2,183 plays

- 19
- Glitter And Gold (Stereo)
- 02:10
- 308 plays

- 20
- Let Me Be (Stereo)
- 02:22
- 403 plays

- 21
- Let The Cold Wind Blow (Stereo)
- 02:19
- 298 plays

- 22
- It Ain't Me Babe (Stereo)
- 02:12
- 9,015 plays

- 23
- A Walk In The Sun (Stereo)
- 02:13
- 430 plays

- 24
- Last Laugh (Stereo)
- 01:45
- 296 plays

- 25
- Love Minus Zero (Stereo)
- 02:51
- 285 plays

- 26
- Like A Rolling Stone (Stereo)
- 03:12
- 791 plays

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album review

The Turtles' first album presents them as a folk-rock group covering a lot of Dylan and P. F. Sloan material. They also found "It Was a Very Good Year" on a Kingston Trio album and cut it. Frank Sinatra heard their version and had one of his bigger hits with it, but their version is good too. ~ William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide