Something to Shout About

Artist	Lulu
Producer	Bert Berns, Peter Sullivan, Joe Foster, Andy Morten
Label Name	Revola
Song List	1: You Touch Me Baby (1:48) 2: You'll Never Leave Her (2:17) 3: I'll Come Running Over (3:00) 4: Not in This Whole World (1:50) 5: She Will Break Your Heart (2:59) 6: Can I Get a Witness (2:43) 7: Tell Me Like It Is (2:28) 8: Shout (2:53) 9: Try to Understand (2:09) 10: Night Time Is the Right Time (2:50) 11: Choc Ice (2:14) 12: So in Love (2:03) 13: Only One (2:07) 14: Dream Lover (2:41) 15: He's Sure the Boy I Love (2:31) 16: Leave a Little Love (2:45) 17: Surprise, Surprise (2:20) 18: Satisfied [*] (2:53) 19: Call Me [*] (1:55) 20: Here Comes the Night [*] (2:53)
Format	CD
Run Time	47:58
Release Date	2008 05 13
Genre	Rock
Style.Categories	Girl Group, British Invasion

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Reissue of a 1965 LP, with many bonus tracks. In the U.K., Lulu first reached stardom as a gutsy belter of R&B tunes, delivered with a maturity and soulfulness that belied her teenage years. This 20-song compilation of material from 1964 to 1966 is the best CD reissue of her early work, although it's missing some of her better cuts. It includes her two mid-'60s British Top Ten hits, a cover of the Isley Brothers' "Shout" and the mid-tempo pop/soul tune "Leave a Little Love." Elsewhere, you get the spunky "I'll Come Running Over," which features Jimmy Page on guitar, and a raunchy cover of the obscure Rolling Stones song "Surprise Surprise" (also featuring Page). Most intriguing of all is the original version of "Here Comes the Night," later a hit for Them. Lulu performs it as an overwrought, pull-out-the-stops orchestral ballad; it's not nearly as successful as Van Morrison's rendition, but it's worth hearing. Unfortunately, this compilation doesn't include her surprisingly superb cover of "Heat Wave" from the same era. ~ Richie Unterberger, All Music Guide