 JACK SCOTT was famously described by American Rock writer Dave Marsh in The Heart Of Rock & Soul as “Undeniably, the greatest Canadian Rock ‘n’ Roll singer of all time”. Mean and moody, with an aura of brooding menace permeating his songs, Scott wrote and recorded some of the most atmospheric, compelling and memorable Rockabilly discs of the era. He was at the peak of his popularity in the late 50s and early 60s, during which he placed more than 20 records on the US charts. Jasmine’s earlier Jack Scott compilation, Touch Me Baby, I Go Hog Wild (JASCD178), covered his early career, between 1957-60, ending just as his contract was transferred to Capitol Records. This compilation anthologises his Capitol output, comprising all twenty-four sides he recorded for the label, including hits like ‘A Little Feeling (Called Love)’, ‘My Dream Come True’ and ‘Steps One And Two’. Much of this material is difficult to find elsewhere on CD, notably the six bonus tracks, which were not issued at the time.

• 1. A Little Feeling (Called Love)
• 2. Now That I
• 3. My Dream Come True
• 4. Strange Desire
• 5. Steps One and Two
• 6. One of These Days
• 7. Cry, Cry, Cry
• 8. Grizzily Bear
• 9. The Part Where I Cry
• 10. You Only See What You Wanna See
• 11. Sad Story
• 12. I Can't Hold Your Letters (In My Arms)
• 13. If Only
• 14. Green Green Valley
• 15. Laugh and the World Laughs With You
• 16. Strangers
• 17. Meo Myo
• 18. All I See is Blue
• 19. A Little Feeling (Called Love) (Alternate Take)
• 20. True, True Love (Version 1)
• 21. True, True Love (Version 2)
• 22. Fancy Meeting You Again (Alternate Take)
• 23. If Only (Alternate Take)
• 24. Go Away From Here (Cryin' In My Beer)