Tom Jones- What's New Pussycat?-LP

• Format: LP
• Label: Parrot, London Records, Inc., Bell Sound Studios
• Catalog number: PA 61006
• Country: US

Tom Jones’ 1965 album What's New Pussycat? offers a snapshot of the Welsh singer’s early charm and vocal power, blending pop sensibilities with a touch of theatrical flair. The title track, alongside tunes like "Some Other Guy" and "Endlessly," showcases Jones’s ability to navigate romantic ballads and upbeat numbers with equal finesse. This record sits comfortably in the focused listening category, featuring arrangements that support Jones’s distinct voice without overwhelming it—a neat reminder that sometimes less really is more. This vintage 1965 pressing brings that era’s sound to your turntable with a slightly worn character typical of a well-played copy. The vinyl is graded VG, so expect some visible surface marks and the possibility of light background noise, but it remains fully playable for those who appreciate the atmosphere of records that have seen a few dances. For anyone drawn to Tom Jones’s early catalog or the mid-60s pop scene, this pressing offers a direct line to the singer’s formative years, with a collection that’s as much about style as it is substance. After all, not every cat with a curious title lives up to the name—but this one certainly purrs along nicely.

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