Credits:

P.F. Sloan

Description:

First album including the author's version of the classic "World Without Tomorrow"! P.F. Sloan, a West Coast surf/hot rod hit song writer, was inspired by Bob Dylan to write protest songs and began singing them himself with a guitar. This memorable first album (1965), which includes the author's version of the classic "World Without Tomorrow," which reached number one in the U.S. with Barry McGuire, is a wonderful album full of blue passion by a 20-year-old. A collection of gems from the Dunhill era with one additional bonus track!

Tracklisting:

01. THE SINS OF A FAMILY
02. TAKE ME FOR WHAT I'M WORTH
03. WHAT EXACTLY'S THE MATTER WITH ME
04. I'D HAVE TO BE OUT OF MY MIND
05. EVE OF DESTRUCTION
06. THIS MORNIN'
07. I GET OUT OF BREATH
08. THIS IS WHAT I WAS MADE FOR
09. AIN'T NO WAY I'M GONNA 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 DOIN' HERE WITH YOU
BONUS TRACK
13. CITY WOMEN