Tommy James and the Shondells- Gettin' Together-LP

Tommy James and the Shondells' Gettin' Together captures a moment where catchy pop-rock met the spirited energy of the mid-60s. The title track "Gettin' Together" cleverly riffs off the bass line from the Spencer Davis Group's "Gimme Some Lovin'," giving it a familiar yet fresh groove that earned it a spot at number 18 on the Billboard Hot 100 in 1967. This album offers a concise set of 12 tracks running about half an hour, blending melodic hooks with the band's characteristic upbeat vibe, making it a snapshot of their sound just before the psychedelic era took hold. This 1967 pressing on vinyl presents the album in a format that suits both collectors and casual listeners who appreciate the era’s charm. The vinyl itself is in very good plus condition, showing a glossy surface with only minor, light paper scuffs and faint marks that won’t detract from play. It’s a solid pick for anyone interested in the transitional pop-rock sounds of the late 60s.

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