LOVE HER, PLEASE LOVE HER

ORIGINAL RELEASED AS LP PYE NSPL 18205 (1967/11)

This is quite definitely Sandie's best album yet. She tackies the original material with her usual aplomb, but she also goes for a few standards like Chaplin's "Smile". Now if you regard her chart material as mainly trivial..., well, here's a chance to judge the enormous improvements in style, attack, phrasing and confidence that shows through on the established class material. Her "One Note Samba" is an exciting excursion into tongue-twisting; her "Ne Me Quitte Pas" appears in French, no less. Too many people put Sandie down for a career based on alleged gimmickry. In fact, she is a tremendous vocal artiste. Still dubious? Then kindly step outside and buy this LP (P. J., November 67 review)