Sue Singles

Sue SinglesMore Info She may never have enjoyed the cross over success of Dionne Warwick but Baby Washington's haunting singing is one of the most singular sounds to have emerged from the New York soul scene of the early 1960s. Her hypnotic That's How Heartaches Are Made has been heavily covered (by the likes of Randy Crawford, Loleatta Holloway and Jerry Butler) and her own rendition is still the classic performance. The Sue Singles assembles all A and B sides

Artwork Reproduced by Harry Pearce

bridging the gap between the woozy freeness of Les Rallizes Denudes and Crazy Horse and the tightly wound simplicity of Suicide and the Velvet Underground

alongside long-time collaborators Ethan Johns and Dom Monks

Low is a dense

Bognor Regis (Unedited Master)

2-10 My Shadow In Vain 2:38

chief of which is the cleaner production

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12 Where Were You When I Needed You 3:05

and a youthful assault of the mind and senses

B6 Parents Of Punks 2:03

13 I'll Fall With Your Knife