Tracklist
Disc 1 — 12" Vinyl
A1
2:262:26Sugar And Spice
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A2
2:322:32We Could Be Happy
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A3
2:072:07Heat Wave
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A4
2:072:07We'll Meet Again
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1:561:56Ben Franklin's Almanac
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A6
2:562:56She Don't Care About Time
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Disc 2 — 12" Vinyl
B1
2:392:39Hey Joe (Where You Gonna Go)
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B2
2:192:19If I Needed Someone
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B3
1:331:33July
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B4
2:082:08I Wanna Meet You
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B5
3:403:40We Gotta Get Out Of This Place
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Questions about the credits
- Who wrote Sugar & Spice by The Cryan’ Shames?
- The writing on Sugar & Spice by The Cryan’ Shames is credited to Fred Nightingale, Jim Fairs, Holland-Dozier-Holland, Hughie Charles, Ross Parker, Gene Clark, Billy Roberts, George Harrison, and Mann And Weil.
- Who performed vocals on Sugar & Spice by The Cryan’ Shames?
- Vocals on Sugar & Spice by The Cryan’ Shames were performed by Tom "Toad" Doody.
- Who played guitar on Sugar & Spice by The Cryan’ Shames?
- Guitar on Sugar & Spice by The Cryan’ Shames was played by Jim Fairs and Gerry Stone.
- Who played bass on Sugar & Spice by The Cryan’ Shames?
- Bass on Sugar & Spice by The Cryan’ Shames was played by Dave Purple.
- Who played drums and percussion on Sugar & Spice by The Cryan’ Shames?
- Drums and percussion on Sugar & Spice by The Cryan’ Shames were performed by Dennis Conroy.
Credits & Production
Credits
11 roles · 19 credits- Writer
- Lead Vocals
- Lead Guitar
- Rhythm Guitar
- Bass
- Drums
- Organ
- Harpsichord
- Photography By Cover
- Photography By Liner
- Tambourine
Available Releases
15 releasesSugar & Spice
Now Sounds (2)
“Deluxe Expanded Mono Edition”
Cat#: crnow 51
Sugar And Spice
Decal
“Reissue with 5 bonus tracks. Housed in a glossy jacket. A7 is a bonus track taken from the Mr. Unreliable 45 A8 is a bonus track taken from the Up on the Roof / The Sailing Ship 45 B6 is a bonus track taken from the Young Birds Fly 45 B...”
Cat#: LIK 37
Sugar & Spice
Columbia
“Mono release. Terre Haute pressing variation. Track durations are listed on back cover.”
Cat#: CL 2589
Sugar & Spice
Columbia
“Red label. 2 eyes logo. Unbreakable. High Fidelity. Recorded August 25 & 26, 1966.”
Cat#: CL 2589
Sugar & Spice
Columbia
“ELECTRONICALLY RE-CHANNELED FOR STEREO Recorded August 25 & 26, 1966. Label variation with "Nonbreakable" underneath the catalog number on the labels Columbia 2-eye "360 Sound" labels. 'Electronically re-channeled for stereo'”
Cat#: CS 9389
Sugar & Spice
Columbia
“Mono release. Recording date—25, 26 August, 1966 Pitman pressing variation. Track durations are listed on back cover.”
Cat#: CL 2589
Sugar & Spice
Columbia
“Despite the 'ELECTRONICALLY RE-CHANNELED FOR STEREO' banner at top of the jacket front, all tracks are true STEREO except the first two selections of side one. Recorded August 25 & 26, 1966. Columbia 2-eye "360 Sound" labels. NO Nonbre...”
Cat#: CS 9389
Sugar & Spice
Columbia
“Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Santa Maria pressing denoted by "S" etches in runouts. Red "360 Sound" labels with "Nonbreakable" under catalog number. Despite the 'ELECTRONICALLY RE-CHANNELED FOR STEREO' banner at top of the jacket fr...”
Cat#: CS 9389
Sugar & Spice
Columbia
“Recorded August 25 & 26, 1966. Cover photo taken at "The Sweet Tooth" in Pipers Alley, Old Town, Chicago Clothing courtesy of "The Man at Ease", Old Town, Chicago Columbia 2-eye "360 Sound" label”
Cat#: CS 9389
Sugar & Spice
CBS Records
“Mexican picture sleeve EP. Includes the track "Heat wave", available only as 45 in this release. Cardboard cover”
Cat#: EPC 666