Tommy Roe – 12 In A Roe A Collection Of Tommy Roe's Greatest Hits

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Tracklist

A1	Sheila Written-By – T. Roe*	2:00
A2	Everybody Written-By – T. Roe*	1:50
A3	The Folk Singer Written-By – M. Kilgore*	2:54
A4	Party Girl Written-By – W. Gilmore, B. Buie	2:33
A5	Carol Written-By – C. Berry*	2:34
A6	Sweet Pea Written-By – T. Roe*	2:10
B1	Hooray For Hazel Written-By – T. Roe*	2:29
B2	It's Now Winter's Day Written-By – T. Roe*	3:04
B3	Dizzy Written-By – F. Weller, T. Roe	2:58
B4	Heather Honey Written-By – T. Roe*	2:52
B5	Jack And Jill Written-By – F. Weller, T. Roe	2:42
B6	Jam Up & Jelly Tight Written-By – F. Weller, T. Roe	2:23

Design, Photography By – George S. Whiteman*
Engineer – Pete Ramono (tracks: A6 to B2), Phil Kaye (tracks: B3 to B6), Rick Hall (tracks: A1 to A5)
Interviewer – Scotty Brink
Producer – Felton Jarvis (tracks: A1 to A5), Steve Barri (tracks: B3 to B6), Steve Clark (8) (tracks: A6 to B2)

Matrix / Runout (Side A - etched (The last 0 is crossed over with an X)): ABCS-7000-A LW
Matrix / Runout (Side B - etched (The last 0 is crossed over with an X)): ABCS-7000-B LW

	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
	12 In A Roe A Collection Of Tommy Roe's Greatest Hits (LP, Compilation, Gatefold)	Columbia	1 C 062-90 926	Germany	1969
New Submission	12 In A Roe A Collection Of Tommy Roe's Greatest Hits (LP, Compilation, Gat)	ABC Records	ABCS-700	Canada	1969
Recently Edited	12 In A Roe: A Collection Of Tommy Roe's Greatest Hits (LP, Compilation, Stereo, Monarch Pressing)	ABC Records	ABCS-700	US	1969
New Submission	12 In A Roe A Collection Of Tommy Roe's Greatest Hits (Cassette, Compilation, Stereo)	ABC Records	M 5700	US	1969
Recently Edited	Tommy Roe's Greatest Hits (LP, Compilation, Stereo)	Stateside, Stateside	SSL 10296, 1E 062 ◦ 90966	UK	1970

Lee_Armstrong Nov 23, 2015
When Tommy Roe hit, his music packed a punch. "Everybody" sounded a lot like Buddy Holly. "Hooray for Hazel" was a favorite of mine during its release and still has a dated charm with its marching band brokenhearted melody. "It's Now Winter's Day" with its dreamy melody may be his best song as an artist. The only thing I don't particularly care for -- and this is just a point of personal taste -- is the audio commentary that is on the record as Tommy talks about his career and records. While interesting, I want to play the record for the music, not for the chatter.