If You Love Me (Really Love Me) - Jackie Trent, Monnot
Autumn Leaves - Jackie Trent, Kosma
I Heard Somebody Say - Jackie Trent, Monnot
Don't Stand in My Way - Jackie Trent, Hatch, T
Where Are You Now (My Love) [Original 1965 Recording] - Jackie Trent, Hatch, Tony
When Summertime Is Over - Jackie Trent, Hatch, T
It's All in the Way You Look at Life - Jackie Trent, Brooks
Time After Time - Jackie Trent, Cahn
Fly Me to the Moon (In Other Words) - Jackie Trent, Bart
I'm a Fool to Want You - Jackie Trent, Herron, Joel
Faces - Jackie Trent, Hatch, T
You Baby - Jackie Trent, Mann
Send Her Away - Jackie Trent, Hatch, T
Love Is Me, Love Is You - Jackie Trent, Hatch, T
This Time - Jackie Trent, Hatch, T
If You Ever Leave Me - Jackie Trent, Hatch, T
There Goes My Love, There Goes My Life - Jackie Trent, Ballay
Open Your Heart - Jackie Trent, Hatch, T
Either Way I Lose - Jackie Trent, McCoy
Take Me Away - Jackie Trent, Hatch, T
Baby Are You Puttin' on Me - Jackie Trent, Gentry
Make It Easy on Yourself - Jackie Trent, Bacharach
Humming Bird - Jackie Trent, Stevens
I'll Be with You - Jackie Trent, Hatch, T
Your Love Is Everywhere - Jackie Trent, Hatch, T
It's Not Easy Loving You - Jackie Trent, Trent
That's You - Jackie Trent, Andrews
Track Listings (22) - Disc #2
With Every Little Tear - Jackie Trent, Hatch, T
Don't Send Me Away - Jackie Trent, Hatch, T
You're Gonna Hear from Me - Jackie Trent, Previn
Here's That Rainy Day - Jackie Trent, Burke
Hollywood - Jackie Trent, Hatch, T
I'll Be There - Jackie Trent, Hutch, Willie
Close to You - Jackie Trent, David, Hal
Goin' Back - Jackie Trent, Goffin
Remember Me - Jackie Trent, Holding
If You Go Away - Jackie Trent, Brel
Such a Small Love - Jackie Trent, Engel
Look at the Rain - Jackie Trent, Hatch, T
I'll Be Near You - Jackie Trent, Trent, Jackie
We Need You - Jackie Trent, Richards
Corner of the Sky - Jackie Trent, Schwartz
Come Home My Love - Jackie Trent, Hatch, T
Send in the Clowns - Jackie Trent, Sondheim
Can't Give It Up No More - Jackie Trent, Bristol
Everybody Rejoice - Jackie Trent, Vandross
Didn't I Say I Love You - Jackie Trent, Hatch, T
My Love - Jackie Trent, Hatch, Tony
Just a Little Piece of You - Jackie Trent, Wonder
Digitally Remastered DOUBLE-CD Collection of Jackie's Pye Recordings, Beginning with her Early Beat-era 45s Through her Smash Hits and Beyond Into the Mid-1970s. All her Singles Are Joined by Choice B-sides and Album Tract... more »s to Create the Ultimate Tribute. Tracks Like 'you Baby' and 'send her Away' were Popular on the 70's Northern Soul Scene While Others have Been Picked Up by the Gay Scene Over the Years - Indeed, Jackie is a Big Gay Icon. Remastered from the Original Tapes with Comprehensive Sleeve-notes," Where Are You Now" is the Definitive Tribute to a Great Talent.« less
Digitally Remastered DOUBLE-CD Collection of Jackie's Pye Recordings, Beginning with her Early Beat-era 45s Through her Smash Hits and Beyond Into the Mid-1970s. All her Singles Are Joined by Choice B-sides and Album Tracts to Create the Ultimate Tribute. Tracks Like 'you Baby' and 'send her Away' were Popular on the 70's Northern Soul Scene While Others have Been Picked Up by the Gay Scene Over the Years - Indeed, Jackie is a Big Gay Icon. Remastered from the Original Tapes with Comprehensive Sleeve-notes," Where Are You Now" is the Definitive Tribute to a Great Talent.
CD Reviews
Brilliant compilation of an under-rated singer
Peter Durward Harris | Leicester England | 06/05/2007
(5 out of 5 stars)
"Please note that this a re-issue of an earlier double CD with an identical title but different packaging.
Britain in the late sixties was a hard place for a female singer to achieve consistent success in the pop charts. There were some - Dusty Springfield, Petula Clark, Sandie Shaw, Lulu and Cilla Black, together with the Supremes and Judith Durham of the Seekers - but they were the exceptions.
There were plenty of others around, but they had to be content with one big hit (or two if they were lucky). One of these was Jackie Trent, who hit number one in Britain with Where are you now (my love)? and had two minor hits which barely scraped into the charts.
Jackie achieved greater success as a songwriter (usually in collaboration with long-time husband Tony Hatch). Later they would co-write the theme to the Australian TV series Neighbours. Perhaps it was the success that they had giving their songs to others (especially Petula) that restricted Jackie's own hits.
Apparently Jackie at one time considered keeping I Couldn't live without your love for herself, before giving it to Petula. Even so, there are enough songs here which weren't British hits but ought to have been. Some were hits in other countries. Send her away was a big hit in Germany, yet only a B-side in Britain - did the record company make a mistake?
This is the best compilation of Jackie's work so far, although only 10 of the 50 tracks duplicate the single-CD 25-track compilation with a similar title, so the dedeicated fan will probably want both.
For those who like female singers of the late sixties, this double CD is well woth investigating. It even includes a version of a song she gave to Petula - My Love - but interpreted diffrently. It includes some tracks recorded as late as 1975, but most tracks are from the sixties. There are no duets with Tony Hatch here - perhaps the record company will release these in the future? Buy this now, anyway - you will think it money well spent."
Track Listings (28) - Disc #1