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	BREAD Make It With You (1970 UK wide centred 7" vinyl single, also including Why Do You Keep Me Waiting, plain die cut paper sleeve. Apart from some initials written on the A Side label, this copy remains in excellent condition with few signs ofplay)
	BREAD Baby, Yo Te Quiero (1971 Spanish wide-centred 7" vinyl single issue of Baby, I'm A Want You, also including Truckin', unique picture sleeve with Spanish title and English lyrics on reverse. The sleeve has some light storage wear and a little discolouration on the reverse, but the vinyl shows few signs of play HS772) Tracklisting: 1. Baby Yo Te Quiero - Baby I'm-A Want You 2. Truckin'
	BREAD Manna (Original Gamma label Mexican 12-track LP with full titles in Spanish & Spanish text on the unique laminated picture sleeve GX01-448) Tracklisting: 1. Deja Que Tu Amor Se Vaya 2. Ponte Confortable 3. Demasiado Amor 4. Si 5. Se Buena Conmigo 6. El Es Un Buen Chico 7. Ella Era Mi Dama 8. Vive En Tu Amor 9. Que Cambio 10. Digo Otra Vez 11. Ven De Nuevo 12. Manejando
	BREAD The Best Of Bread Volume Two (Scarce 1974 Israeli 12-track compilation LP, includes the classic tracks Guitar Man and Sweet Surrender, picture sleeve with lyrics on the back) Tracklisting: 1. Sweet Surrender 2. Fancy Dancer 3. Guitar Man 4. Been To Long On The Road 5. Friends And Lovers 6. Aubrey 7. Daughter 8. Dream Lady 9. Yours For Life 10. Just Like Yesterday 11. He's A Good Lad 12. London Bridge
	BREAD Baby I'm A Want You (2019 limited edition Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab 12-track audiophile DSD remastered Ultradisc UHR� Super Audio CD, mastered directly from the original tapes. Bread's finest effort stands the test of time by wayof the band's sturdy melodies, finessed playing, and some of the choicest harmonizing to ever come out of Los Angeles. This pop-rock classic radiates with golden-hued textures and pitch-perfect tones. Individually numbered replica LP-style gat Tracklisting: efold picture sleeve, metallic hype sticker & factory sealed. Recommended)��MASTERED FROM THE ORIGINAL MASTER TAPES AND LIMITED TO 2,000 COPIES: SACD PLAYS WITH ENGROSSING WARMTH, CLARITY, NUANCE, SMOOTHNESS, AND BALANCE Any way you slice it, the template for the mellow sounds that dominated AM radio in the 1970s starts with Baby I'm-A Want You. Bread's finest effort stands the test of time by way of the band's sturdy melodies, the former studio professionals' finessed playing, and some of the choicest harmonizing to ever come out of Los Angeles. Anchored by four Top 40 hits, the pop-rock classic radiates with golden-hued textures and pitch-perfect tones – particularly on this long-overdue reissue. 1. Mother Freedom 2. Baby I'm-A Want You 3. Down on My Knees 4. Everything I Own 5. Nobody Like You 6. Diary 7. Dream Lady 8. Daughter 9. Games of Magic 10. This Isn't What the Governmeant 11. Just Like Yesterday 12. I Don't Love You Mastered from the original master tapes and strictly limited to 2,000 copies, Mobile Fidelity's numbered-edition hybrid SACD delivers engrossing levels of warmth, clarity, nuance, and smoothness that elevate Bread's 1972 release to audiophile heights. For the first time, the quartet's polished musicianship and vocal blends come across as if you're hearing them happen live in the studio. Previously muddled elements are clarified, and the band's choruses and treble-ringing notes opened up so they can fully blossom, pulling you closer to the combination of serious emotion and comic-infused romance. In particular, leader David Gates' quasi-falsetto and other vocal touches get their just due. Baby I'm-A Want You spills over with vocal goodness on par with the Beatles and Simon & Garfunkel. In his feature review for Rolling Stone, David Lubin observed: "Melodically and vocally Gates approaches the best of his love songs with a freshness that makes him, as did the early and middle [Paul] McCartney, sound like he's never ever said before those words 'he's longed to say.' Even when the ballads on the album are suffused with the passion of unrequited love, Bread never forces [its] feelings upon you. [The group] has developed an undefinable taste, or class, whatever you want to call it, which was totally absent in [the past]." The evidence arrives in the form of a quartet of songs that dominated the Billboard Top 100 charts � the title track (which climbed to #3), "Everything I Own," "Diary," and "Mother Freedom." Throughout, melodramatic strains, complementary keyboard lines, and a fine equilibrium of poised grit and well-crafted instrumentation dot the music with sequin-like detail that glistens anew and rewards repeat listening. Bread's mix of sentimental ballads and revved-up rock tracks ("Down on My Knees," "Nobody Like You") furthers the appeal of a record teeming with sweet and sour flavors. It's also worth mentioning Baby I'm-A Want You marks the first appearance of Grammy-winning pianist/organist Jimmy Knechtel on a Bread album. Together with Gates, guitarist and Academy Award-winner Jimmy Griffin, and in-the-pocket drummer Mike Botts, Knechtel gives the quartet the butter its songs need � and the ingredients missing from some of its earlier work. Puns aside, the delicious back beats, buzzing guitars, complementary keyboard runs, and steadying bass evident on every track serve to confirm all 12 songs are bread winners � literally and figuratively. ...

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