1. Brown Sugar, 2. Bitch, 3. Dead Flowers, 4. Criss Cross IV (on cover Criss Cross Man), 5. Plundered My Soul, 6. Loving Cup, 7. Silver Train, 8. 100 Years Ago, 9. Winter, 10. Ain t Too Proud To Beg, 11. If You Can t Rock Me, 12. Till The Next Goodbye, 13. Drift Away, 14. Dance Little Sister, 15. Fingerprint File, 16. Time Waits For No One.

This new release from Mid Valley is called a rare collection of gems from 1970 to 1974! This group of masterpieces is composed of rare versions, and includes the original mix version of Fingerprint File with correct pitch, mono mixes, different mixes, unreleased songs, different takes, etc. is insanely cool! Enjoy this best back album! The jacket is also a super cool Keith cover. Amazingly the title is the same as a vinyl bootleg that came out awhile ago by Casino Records that presented tracks from Charlotte 72 live. The first 2 tracks are the mono mixes of Brown Sugar and Bitch which present an even more compact sound than the usual stereo versions, followed by an alternate mix of Dead Flowers the Little Lucy version. The first unreleased song follows and that is Criss Cross Man (a.k.a. Save Me) probably coming from the soundtrack of Japan film Metamorphosis (US version only) , then we get the radio mix of Plundered My Soul and 3 alternate takes of Loving Cup, Silver Train and 100 Years Ago.3 alternate mixes come: Winter, Ain t Too Proud To Beg, If You Can t Rock Me and Till The Next Goodbye with much lower mixed drums. The second unreleased song, Drift Away, a Mentor Williams cover comes next followed by Dance Little Sister which is an alternate mixed longer version; then another alternate mix, Fingerprint File, this time with pitch adjusted, from the Japan IORR SACD version, the compilation ends with the long version of Time Waits For No One, cover says taken from a 12” referring to the UK only 1979 compilation of the same name, but most likely again from the Japan SACD version which featured a longer fade, in total lasting 6.45. What is amazing here is the sound output consistency that makes this album a pleasure to listen time after time. Packaging is great too with a fantastic Keith front cover and tasty picture disc shot.