Various - Call Me The Songs Of Tony Hatch

Review by Chris Collier

Call Me The Songs Of Tony Hatch is an album that pays tribute to the musical genius of Tony Hatch, a renowned British songwriter and composer. The album features a collection of 28 classic songs that have been written and produced by Hatch over the years, performed by various artists.

The album is a mix of upbeat, catchy tunes and soulful ballads, showcasing the versatility of Hatch's songwriting skills. The songs are beautifully arranged and produced, with each artist bringing their own unique style and interpretation to the music.

The album opens with the title track, "Call Me", a classic 60s pop song that was a hit for Petula Clark. The album also features other popular hits such as "Downtown", "I Know a Place", and "Colour My World", all of which were written by Hatch for Clark.

Other standout tracks on the album include "Don't Sleep in the Subway", performed by Jackie Trent, and "The Other Man's Grass Is Always Greener", performed by Julie Rogers. These songs showcase the depth of Hatch's songwriting, with their poignant lyrics and beautiful melodies.

Summary by Chris Collier

Call Me The Songs Of Tony Hatch is a must-have album for fans of 60s pop music and anyone who appreciates great songwriting. It's a fitting tribute to one of Britain's greatest songwriters, and a testament to the enduring legacy of his music.