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Gene Pitney - Being Together - The Country Side Of




One of the most interesting and difficult-to-categorize singers in '60s pop, Gene Pitney had a long run of hits distinguished by his pained, one-of-a-kind melodramatic wail. Pitney is sometimes characterized (or dismissed) as a shallow teen idol-type prone to operatic ballads. It's true that some of his biggest hits -- "Town Without Pity," "Only Love Can Break a Heart," "I'm Gonna Be Strong," "It Hurts to Be in Love," and "Twenty Four Hours From Tulsa" -- are archetypes of adolescent or just-post-adolescent agony, characterized by longing and not a little self-pity.


1  Being Together  
  2  If I Were  
  3  We Haven't Tried  
  4  This Precious Love  
  5  There's Gonna Be More Loving  
  6  Don't Put an End to Me  
  7  Baby Ain't That Fine  
  8  I'm Looking for the Man  
  9  Lay Down Your Arms  
  10  Everybody Knew But You and Me  
  11  King and Queen  
  12  June Is as Cold as December
1  For Me This Is Happy  
  2  I'm Gonna Listen to Me  
  3  She Thinks I Still Care  
  4  I'm Up to My Neck in IOU's  
  5  More I Saw of Her (The Blinder I Became)  
  6  Thousand Arms (Five Hundred Hearts)  
  7  Drinking from the Well of Your Love  
  8  Life to Go  
  9  I'd Like to See Me Stop You  
  10  Won't Take Long



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