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Welcome to the Chad & Jeremy Record Archive.
US Releases A Summer Song/Willow Weep For Me/If I Loved You/It Was A Very
Good Year/Four Strong Winds/My Coloring Book/Donna, Donna/September
In The Rain/The Girl From Ipanema/Dirty Old Town The first of many K-TEL reissues of World Artists material
is also the hardest to find. It includes blurry mono mixes of all of the tracks. "If I Loved You", however, is the best way you'll find the mono version of this track, if
you're big on having things exactly the way WA issued them. The cover has a very silly charchoal drawing
of the photo from the "Yesterday's Gone" LP. Still,
it is pretty interesting, as the first C&J CD ever. Yesterday's Gone/A Summer Song/What Do You Want With Me/From
A Window/Too Soon My Love/Willow Weep For Me/Only Those In Love/If
I Loved You/If You've Got A Heart/My How The Time Goes By Essentially a reordered version of Capitol's 1980 reissue of
"The Best Of Chad And Jeremy", with a new cover featuring
a white background and a 1966 black and white picture, tinted
to color. All material originally issued on World Artists, 1964-65.
All tracks on this CD are in slightly muddy mono, and this disc
includes the original orchestra-up mix of "From A Window"
(in mono). Before And After/I Have Dreamed/I Don’t Wanna Lose You
Baby/Should I/Teenage Failure/Distant Shores/You Are She/Last
Night/When Your Love Has Gone/Anytime/Morning/Rest In Peace/The
Gentle Cold Of Dawn/Editorial/Painted Dayglow Smile (45 Version)/Transatlantic
Trauma/Paxton Quigley’s Had The Course (45 edit)/Pipe Dream/Imagination/Sister
Marie (alternate Take) THE single Chad and Jeremy CD. A collection of Columbia hits and rarities.
All tracks in clear remixed stereo except "Painted Dayglow
Smile" and "Sister Marie". This is the first release
of this take of "Sister Marie", and
of the C&J version of "Anytime". This CD at one time was a treasure trove of rarities - giving us the only CD appearances of the
following non LP tracks:"Last Night", "Anytime",
"Paxton Quigley's Had The Course (45 edit)", and "Sister
Marie (alternate take)". All but "Anytime" and "Sister Marie" (alternate take) were later made a part of the Sundazed reissue series,
but at the time of this release I suddenly believed in a higher power when I saw the track listing. Though not listed, "I Don't
Wanna Lose You Baby" is an alternate version with a longer
intro, and is still unavailable anywhere else. The cover
uses an outtake photo from the "Of Cabbages And Kings"
LP cover photo shoot. LISTED TRACKS: A Summer Song/Willow Weep For Me/If She Was
Mine/Like I Love You/The Truth Often Hurts The Heart/Dirty Old
Town/Now And Forever/From A Window/My How The Time Goes By/What
Do You Want With Me/Donna Donna/If You've Got A Heart/No Other
Baby/Only Those In Love/You Know What/A Very Good Year/If I Loved
You/Yesterday's Gone ACTUAL TRACKS: A Summer Song/Yesterday's Gone/If She Was Mine/Like
I Love You Today/The Truth Often Hurts The Heart/Now And Forever/From
A Window/My How The Time Goes By/What Do You Want With Me/If You've
Got A Heart/No Other Baby/Only Those In Love/A Very Good Year/If
I Loved You/Willow Weep For Me/Donna Donna/Dirty Old Town/You
Know What Absolutely horrible. The track list on the back is in the wrong
order, and the tracks are all sourced from records. That is not
neccesarily horrid in and of itself, but this CD is sourced from
dirty, hissy, distorted records. The tracks are mainly in mono,
but are almost useless for variations, since the tracks are so
noisly and distorted. Many tracks are absolutely unlistenable.
With all of the other compliations of World Artists material out
there, there is no reason for you to seek this one out (even if
you need the original "From A Window", which is on two other,
better CDs), and it certainly doesn't deserve the name "Sing
For You", the title of Chad and Jeremy's second US LP. The
cover is derivitive of that
1965 LP, but is predominantly yellow in color. One reason you
may want to consider picking it up, though, is that, mercifully,
one of its decent sounding tracks is the mono LP version of "You
Know What" from the USA "Sing For You" LP, with the
horn overdubs pushed to an almost inaudible level in the mix. It also is a CD
source for the original mono "Only For The Young", and the only CD with the original
stereo "No Other Baby". This disc was later reissued, in 1998 or so, as a "remastered"
version, with correct track listings, and has been significantly
cleaned up. I still wouldn't touch it with a barge pole, though, since the rare mixes are now gone! A Summer Song/If She Was Mine/Willow Weep For Me/No Tears For
Johnny/What Do You Want With Me/Yesterday's Gone/September In
The Rain/If I Loved You/Donna, Donna/From A Window/The Truth Often
Hurts The Heart/Four Strong Winds/Only Those In Love/Now And Forever Again, not the same as the LP with the same name. This time,
however, the compilation is well thought out and sounds good in
stereo. "Yesterday's Gone" is in "rechanneled"
stereo. The cover is totally different
from the cover of the (different) 1964 LP of the same name. A Summer Song/If I Loved You/It Was A Very Good Year/Four Strong
Winds/Dirty Old Town/Willow Weep For Me/September In The Rain/My
Coloring Book/The Girl From Ipanema/Donna, Donna Another K-TEL compilation, same stereo mixes everyone is now using, many of
the same tracks. This one bears a pink cover with the picture from
the back of the original "Sing For You" US LP, hand
tinted to color. A Summer Song/What Do You Want With Me/Too Soon My Love/Only
Those In Love/Like I Love You Today/If I Loved You/Willow Weep
For Me/My How The Time Goes By/Yesterday's Gone/If You've Got
A Heart/From A Window/Lemon Tree/No Tears For Johnny/If She Was
Mine/Donna Donna/It Was A Very Good Year/My Colouring Book/September
In The Rain/The Girl From Ipanema/No Other Baby But You The highest quality US release of the World Artists tracks.
This disc bears a cover almost identical to the Capitol compliation
LP of the same name, and includes all of the tracks from that
LP, plus nine tracks from the "More Chad and Jeremy"
Capitol compilation LP, all in excellent true stereo, except "Yesterday's
Gone". This CD uses some mixes created in 1991 for a cancelled "Capitol Collector's Series" CD remixed by Ron Furmanek. September In The Rain/Girl From Ipanema/It Was A Very Good
Year/Lemon Tree/The Truth Often Hurts The Heart/No Tears For Johnny/Dirty
Old Town/My Colouring Book/Four Strong Winds/Now And Forever/Donna,
Donna/Yesterday's Gone Another in the myriad of World Artists reissues. Mostly forgetable,
and sourced from vinyl, though nowhere near as bad as the Collectables
CD. It's an unauthorized CD pressing of the vinyl edition of this, first released in 1985. I Don't Wanna Lose You Baby/Should I/Mr. Tambourine Man/Girl
Who Sang the Blues/Funny How Love Can Be/The Woman in You/I Have
Dreamed/Don't Think Twice (It's All Right)/Baby Don't Go/There
But for Fortune/These Things You Don't Forget The 1965 LP, in master quality stereo. Unfortunately, this is in LP master quality, not original master tapes quality.
This one is now out of print, but we can thank our lucky stars that Sundazed finally got to reissuing this LP on CD in 2006, and of course the
quality was stunning. A Summer Song/Yesterday's Gone/Willow Weep For Me/If I Loved
You/My Colouring Book/What Do You Want With Me/Four Strong Winds/From
A Window/It Was A Very Good Year/Donna Donna/Too Soon My Love/If
You've Got A Heart At least this World Artists reissue has 12 tracks instead of
the more typical 10! It is really a pity that none of these people
seem to be able to stumble upon a few unreleased takes, or accidentally
release a CD with the Fidu mixes or some of the odd original stereo
mixes. As it is, we're just stuck with multiple copies of the
same tracks in the same not too great fidelity. Not too great is a compliment with regards to the
quality of the sound on this one, which sounds like it was mastered by playing the records into a tape player hidden in a cardboard box! Of Cabbages And Kings (M.I.L. Multimedia; was due March
9, 1999. IT WAS CANCELLED) Rest in Peace/Gentle Cold of Dawn/Busman's Holiday/Can I See
You/Family Way/I'll Get Around to It When and If I Can/[The Progress
Suite, Movements One thru Five]1.Prologue/2.Decline/3.Editorial
(vocal)/4.Fall/5.Epilogue (vocal) I was elated to hear that this, apparently new label had decided
to make their second release C&J's "Of Cabbages And Kings".
Unfortunately, the CD was delayed indefinitely, but in the end Sundazed made it all worthwhile in 2002. A Summer Song/From a Window/No Other Baby/Yesterday's Gone/The
Truth Often Hurts the Heart/September in the Rain/If I Loved You/My
How the Time Goes By/Only Those in Love/Like I Love You Today/Willow
Weep for Me/Too Soon My Love/What Do You Want With Me?/Now and
Forever/Before and After/I Don't Wanna Lose You Baby/Distant Shores/Teenage
Failure This is surely the best Greatest Hits CD made so far.
It includes all the classic WA material, as well as four crucial
Columbia tracks. It also features that same photo of P&G that
ended up on the back cover of the old Fidu LP! All this and seven
WA remixes, for once properly identified, done in 1991 by Ron Furmanek for
the Capitol Collectors Series release that was scrapped. The remixes are: "From
a Window"; "No Other Baby"; "If I Loved You";
"My How the Time Goes By"; "Only Those In Love";
"Like I Love You Today" and "What Do You Want With
Me". Even though somehow the stereo channels are on
the wrong sides on the WA stuff, these tracks have never sounded
better! And no, the "Special Thanks" I got in the
credits, was not for plugging the CD to you right now! Distant Shores/Ain't it Nice (UNEDITED!)/Homeward Bound/The
Way You Look Tonight/When Your Love Has Gone/Morning/You are She/Everyone's
Gone to the Moon/I Won't Cry/Early Mornin' Rain/Don't Make Me
Do It/[BONUS TRACKS]Last Night/Teenage Failure/Anytime/Your Mother's
Out Of Town/You've Got Your Troubles/Wonderful Land/Sticks And
Stones/Sixpence/Love Is Strange/If You Need Somebody/When Your
Love Has Gone (May 1965)/Distant Shores (French)/You Are She Wow! All tracks are taken (for the first time ever) from the
original multitrack masters, one of which, "Ain't It Nice",
had been hiding an extra verse for 30+ years. With 10 unreleased
bonus tracks, and unprecedented sound, the only question left
at the time was 'Where are "Adesso Si" and "Nessuno Pui Di Me",
which were recorded smack in-between the November 1965 sessions
and the March/April Larry Marks sessions. Sundazed waited until 2002 to answer that one with a wholehearted "right here!". Again, I am not getting
any sort of payment for praising this one! No really, I'm not! A Summer Song/If I Loved You/Donna, Donna/Willow Weep For Me/Yesterday's Gone/From A Window/
What Do You Want With Me?/If You've Got A Heart/Like I Love You Today/Only Those In Love
Part of EMI's "Ten Best" Series. Another rip-off Ember compilation.
Before and After/Why Should I Care/For Lovin' Me/I'm In Love Again/Little Does She Know/Tell Me Baby/
What Do You Want With Me?/Say It Isn't True/Fare Thee Well (I Must Be Gone) [ed. note: actually, "Marianne"]/
Evil-Hearted Me/Can't Get Used To Losing You/[BONUS TRACKS]Pennies/Don't Get Around Much Anymore/Sometimes/Fare Thee Well (alt vers.)/
Adesso Si/Nessuno Pui Di Me/What Do You Want With Me? (alt. vers.)/Evil-Hearted Me (alt. vers.)/Before and After (alt. vers.)/
The Cruel War/I Can't Talk To You
Another Sundazed reissue masterpiece. The original LP has been remastered from the original tapes, with revelatory sound quality.
The bonus tracks include (at last!) "Pennies", Jeremy's mid-1965 version of "Don't Get Around Much Anymore", the rare Chad & Jill single, and the ultra-rare Italian language CD. Some last
minute hard work by the Sundazed team replaced the mono version of "The Cruel War" with a sharp stereo mix! Thank you Bob.
Go out and buy it...and I'm not just saying that because I wrote the liner notes!
Rest In Peace/The Gentle Cold of Dawn/Busman's Holiday/Can I See You/The Family Way/I'll Get Around To It When and If I Can/The Progress Suite: Prologue/Decline/Editorial/Fall/Epilogue/[BONUS TRACKS]
Manners Maketh Man/The Gentle Cold of Dawn (instrumental)/Cautionary Tale/Rest In peace (single version)/Painted Dayglow Smile (single version)/Sister Marie (single version)
Back-to-back excellence for Sundazed. This CD includes 6 bonus tracks from the period, including Jeremy's "Cautionary Tale", an early version of the bridge to The Ark's "Imagination". Another definitive Chad and Jeremy release, and another
one of C&J's classic LPs returned to availability by Bob Irwin at Sundazed (the same Bob Irwin who got the Columbia ball rolling in 1992 with "Painted Dayglow Smile").
Yesterday's Gone/Distant Shores/Rest in Peace/Willow Weep For Me/This House Is Haunted/Homeward Bound/ Farewell Dr. Livingstone/If I Fell/If I Loved You/Summer Time - Ain't it Fun/All the Harvests/Generation Rumble/Don't Look Back/[BONUS TRACKS]A Summer Song (1984 studio recording)/Yesterday's Gone (2002 remake)
First, a confession. I sit here and rail at everybody from my soapbox because I would rather this be used than that,
I want so and so bonus track, et cetera. So in reviewing the first Electric Paintbox CD, it's only fair for you to know that I am involved in the Paintbox collectors releases, but it doesn't
in any way affect my ability to be objective. If we screw up, I'll be the first to admit it here on my personal pages. So far, we haven't, but then this is only the first CD! Now, onto the review...
Chad & Jeremy fans are spoiled as all hell in 2002. First, the two wonderful Sundazed discs. Now, the start of the online Electric Paintbox C&J-only record label. This first release
is a live concert from March 8, 1987. It is a stereo soundboard tape, made as a snapshot of the night, which they thought would be their last gig. (And for a long time, Chad and I thought was
their last gig - but Jeremy was right! Recent revelations give that distinction
to September 6th, 1987 at the Reno, NV Hilton) Even though it's not their last show after all, it's their last known taped one, and they used the same set throughout 1987, at both the two weeks at Harrahs, Tahoe, and the week in Reno.
This gig really surprised me the first time I heard it. Anyone expecting a tired old washed out retreading of the hits will be sorely disappointed. The duo and their backing band had tons of life, and weren't
afraid to completely reinvent even the most sacred of C&J sacred cows. This plus the public debut of a bunch of originals that were left
homeless by the collapse of Rocshire Records makes the disc well worth the price of admission.
There's also two bonus tracks (because "A Summer Song" from this night was basically not taped, and "Yesterday's Gone" fades up). First, a version of "A Summer Song" done 'live-in-the-studio' for
use on TV shows as they promoted the 1983 LP. It was recorded in early 1984. Even more important that the live show is the final bonus track. A 2002 REMAKE OF "YESTERDAY'S GONE". Will this one-off
bonus track reunion lead to bigger and better things? I know as much as you, as in "only time will tell". Hopefully it's the start of soemthing very special. The same, of course, goes for Electric Paintbox. "In Concert is just the first of many C&J releases from all sorts of eras...or at least that's our plan! EDIT: Upon writing this in 2002, the
future was still very uncertain, but we all know now that this almost-reunion led to a real life reunion which goes on to this day.
THE ORIGINAL RELEASE OF THIS DISC WAS CANCELLED, AS WE FOUND A COMPLETE TAPE OF THE FIRST SET OF THE LAST NIGHT, AND RELEASED IT INSTEAD. I'M LEAVING THIS UP FOR THE CURIOUS!
Yesterday's Gone/Distant Shores/Rest in Peace/Willow Weep For Me/This House Is Haunted/Homeward Bound/ Farewell Dr. Livingstone/If I Fell/If I Loved You/Summer Time - Ain't it Fun/All the Harvests/Generation Rumble/Don't Look Back/A Summer Song[BONUS TRACKS]Yesterday's Gone (2002 remake)/A Summer Song (1984 studio recording)
First, a confession. I sit here and rail at everybody from my soapbox because I would rather this be used than that,
I want so and so bonus track, et cetera. So in reviewing the first Electric Paintbox CD, it's only fair for you to know that I am involved in the Paintbox collectors releases, but it doesn't
in any way affect my ability to be objective. If we screw up, I'll be the first to admit it here on my personal pages. So far, we haven't, but then this is only the first CD! Now, onto the review...
Literally at the last minute, as we were days away from sending the master for the first Paintbox CD, (actually we were already running late!), Chad found an unmarked cassette tape buried in a mountain of rubble untouched since 1987.
When Chad played the tape, it was the first set of the last night at Harrah's, in mono, but significantly better both qualitywise and performancewise, than the incomplete tape we were moments from sending to the CD presser.
He burned the tape to CDR, and we both agreed that THIS was the show to release. So back to the drawing board everything went.
Unfortunately (here's our first mistake!), I underestimated the time it would take Chad to remaster it, and us to get our act together. The rest was we went through a three month fiasco of cancelled 'new' release dates, making
fools out of us before we even put out a disc! For this I apologize to everyone who was waiting. It was my fault. Our second mistake is that, when the tape was finally "ready", we failed to notice a slight level change on the switch from "side one" of our source to "side two". It shouldn't harm your enjoyment of the disc, though.
One complaint is that the dialogue levels are very low compared to the music, but this is an inherent flaw in all the Harrah's tapes (there are three different live shows surviving on tape), and not something within the producer's control without a hideous increase in hiss during the dialogue. Another bonus of using this tape instead of
the one we originally planned to use was that this concert is absolutely complete, minus a line of Chad's dialogue when the sides changed. Because of this, "A Summer Song" is there, where on the previous tape, only five notes of the intro made it. We moved the "A Summer Song" bonus track to last because we thought you'd rather not hear two versions of the song back to back. Also, notice the cover art sent to the printers accidentally didn't include the words "The Official Bootleg" on the front.
As of August 2003, the disc has continued to be a decent seller, certainly meeting our expectations, and the only reason other discs haven't immediately followed is that Chad has been ridiculously busy with reunion events, and I'm a full time law student now. Rest assured, there's more
coming from the Electric Paintbox. Right now, a CD reissue of "Chad Stuart and Jeremy Clyde (1983)" is the next planned disc, with tons of bonus tracks that we still have to sort out! EDIT: The 1983 LP did in fact come out in 2004. Enjoy!
Zanzibar Sunset/Bite The Bullet/B-Movie/I've Seen The Signs/That's All There Is To Say/Night In Fat City/Seascape/How Many Trains/Dreams/Black Powder/[BONUS TRACKS] Follow That Car/Can't Come Back/Zanzibar Sunset/Just Testing/Prison Without Bars/Seascape/Night In Fat City/Here Comes The Hurt Again/B - Movie (up tempo)/B - Movie (slow tempo)
First, a confession. I sit here and rail at everybody from my soapbox because I would rather this be used than that,
I want so and so bonus track, et cetera. So in reviewing the Electric Paintbox CDs, it's only fair for you to know that I am involved in the Paintbox collectors releases, but it doesn't
in any way affect my ability to be objective.
Here we go again, just a while after I hoped. We had no idea how amazingly time consuming having an actual ongoing current band can be. Because of that, releasing this CD
took forever. First it was due in July 2003, then "fall" (which basically meant 'no chance we're getting it out in the summer'), then Christmas. Then we got in touch with Bob Heinein, the unsung hero of the
1983 reunion. Bob is the guy who got them back together in 1982, and he was involved with the early stages of the making of this record. He also had a stereo master of this record. So with his fantastic remastering skills, and with his 2 track stereo master,
we were able to present it in great quality. Of course this caused quite appropriate delays, and when he turned up with a mimicassette recording of their audition for Rocshire, we delayed even more to figure out what to do with the bonus tracks.
We considered very strongly a 2 CD set, but eventually weeded it down to a variety of material from 1978-1991. I personally would have not included several of the tracks that are from the 'wrong' time frame, and gone with some of the lower quality stuff we did have from the 'right'
time period, but eventually all of us realised that the most important thing was to make a disc that was fun to listen to, not one that was 'historically accurate'. So out went the audition tape, and several lower quality nuggets and spoken word pieces, and listening now, the release works better as it is.
The bonus tracks include one track with the accursed 'modern day hocus pocus' fiddling I so despise. "Can't Come Back" suffered from some particularly nasty dropouts which were completely uncorrectable. But we all felt it had to be on CD.
Chad (quite rightly) made an edit of it removing the problem, and (quite rightly) neglected to tell me he also added some handclaps to the track in June right before the disc went to the plant! It actually sounds better than it did with the handclaps, and the problem with the dropouts is gone. You can decide which you like the best by downloading an MP3 of the original, damaged but complete, version at The Official Site. (Ah, the perks of running that thing!)
Overall, I'm very happy with the release, and very happy with the 'flow' of the CD with bonus tracks. The leveling is a little off in places on the bonus tracks because of the variety of sources used, but I'll probably be the only one who notices.
Distant Shores/Lady Wants A Gentleman/Rest In Peace/I'll Be Back/Before And After/Made For Each Other/Willow Weep For Me/A Summer Song/What's The Score?/Yesterday's Gone
Chad and Jeremy felt they needed a bit of 'merchandise' for their concert tour, but we were all against the idea of pressing thousands of CDs just to sell some at gigs. The result? This
CDR, made available only at their live shows, starting at the Concord date in July. It's new studio recordings of their current set, done with a warm, pleasant, acoustic feel.
This disc features the first releases of three Jeremy songs that will appear as fully produced versions on their upcoming new studio album, as well as very nice versions of some favorites.
A note for collectors who must have it all - the initial CDRs were made available with a cover and a back inlay card with no spine writing. Starting August, it will be in a small slimline case similar to CD single cases, but
more akin to CDR slimlines, which fit a 4.75x4.75 booklet and no back tray. There is also a variant cover from October (shown on the right) which does not have the full title on the front.
Another live disc, this time with six brand new tracks. This CD, unlike the previous one, only had one variation to it. It was a bit overprinted, and therefore continued to sell on the Electric Paintbox website until the fall of 2006. The original idea for these CDs was a new mix of every repeated track, but this didn't always happen. For this CD, "Before and After" and "Lady Wants a Gentleman" are alternate mixes. A Summer Song/Your Mother's Out of Town/If I Loved You/Now and Forever/Willow Weep for Me/Yesterday's Gone/It Was a Very Good Year/September in the Rain
/Girl from Ipanema/Sleep Little Boy/From a Window/My Colouring Book/Like I Loved You Today/Truth Often Hurts the Heart/Too Soon My Love
/If I Had My Way [Live]/Yesterday's Gone [Live]
Another in a long line of interminable variations of reissues of Chad & Jeremy's Ember/World Artists material, this time featuring the first CD release
of any of the Mayfair live tracks from 1963. The full Mayfair performance was reissued on a Japanese LP sleeve-styled CD in February 2007.
Zanzibar Sunset/Everyone's Gone To The Moon/What Do You Want With Me?/Homeward Bound/Rien Ne Va Plus/When And If I Can/All The Harvests/Doghouse Blues/Hey Baby/The Way You Look Tonight/Before And After/Distant Shores/I'll Be Back /A Summer Song/Yesterday's Gone
Frankly, I was a bit depressed when we put this one out. Why? It's just too good! Some of these tracks (especially the brilliant "Rien Ne Va Plus") needed to be held back for the album that is being worked on. The good news from my perspective is that it was so widely popular with concert goers that it sold out on the website within a month of being made available, so perhaps not as many people have already heard "Rien Ne Va Plus" without going to a show as I first feared. This time every track is a brand new mix except the lovely "Distant Shores", which was left untouched on the 'why mess with perfection?' logic.
I Don’t Wanna Lose You Baby /Should I /The Girl Who Sang the Blues /Funny How Love Can Be /The Woman in You /Mr. Tambourine Man /I Have Dreamed /Don’t Think Twice, It’s All Right /Baby Don’t Go /There But for Fortune /These Things You Don’t Forget /I Don't Want to Lose You Baby* {*previously unreleased}
Sundazed completes their reissue campaign, but things go out with a bit of a whimper. The fake stereo version of the title track was replaced with a nice new stereo mix, but in terms of bonus material we just get ourselves a scratch vocal alternate of "I Don't Want To Lose You Baby". Apparently there was a lot of red tape problems with Sony on this one, preventing the release of such unheard-by-anyone-since-1965 outtakes as "Stewball" or "All Over The World" by Chad & Jill. I was a bit
disappointed that Jeremy's solo single didn't make it on here either, but Jeremy is probably infinitely grateful.
The Emancipation of Mr. X/Sunstroke/The Ark/The Raven/Imagination/Painted Dayglow Smile/Pipe Dream /Transatlantic Trauma 1966/Sidewalk Requiem, Los Angeles, June 5th and 6th/Pantheistic Study for Guitar and Large Bird /Paxton Quigley’s had the Course/You Need Feet/Song of the Love Child (Tobey’s Song)/Letter to a London Girl (Transatlantic Trauma 1966)*/Pipe Dream* {*previously unreleased}
The Ark is back in print in the USA for the first time since 1968, featuring two unreleased bonus tracks (a pre-overdubs "Transatlantic Trauma" and a backing track to "Pipe Dream". That's the good news. The bad news is it is covered with photographs from 1964 and 1965! I'm not sure how that happened, considering there are some nice photos in Columbia's archives from 1968, but there you go. A hearty thanks to Sundazed for getting all five of the Columbia LPs back in print in the USA for the first time in nearly 40 years.
Editorial (Provence demo, July 2003)
/Can't Come Back (unreleased unedited version, 1982)
/Interview (with Jeremy, 1983 promo only b-side to 'Bite the Bullet')
/radio ad outtake (portion of recording for never-aired radio ad, 1983)
/We Three Kings (web-only 'Christmas Gift', 2004)
/Yesterday's Gone (promotional mix, March 2005)
/Distant Shores (promotional mix, March 2005)
/A Summer Song (promotional mix, March 2005)
/September Song (promotional mix, March 2005)
/You Need Feet (promotional mix, March 2005)
/working together again (interview, summer 2004)
/the new album (interview, summer 2004)
/improving as musicians (interview, summer 2004)
/reinterpreting the classics (interview, summer 2004)
/the shows (interview, summer 2004)
/the difference between the 60s and now (interview, summer 2004)
/Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring (web-only 'Christmas Gift', 2005)
/A Summer Song (promotional mix, May 2006)
/What Do You Want With Me? (promotional mix, May 2006)
/When Your Love Has Gone (unreleased track, fall 2006)
/A Medley of Carols (web-only 'Christmas Gift', 2006)
The only time I've ever abused my position was to issue this official Electric Paintbox promo CD in a limited quantity of one to my mum for Christmas. Oddly, this means that there's a pretty manic collector suddenly
with an incomplete collection - and I can only blame myself.
Included is everything we've ever made available online over at the official website (so I'm not keeping you from anything, you who are not my mum), but
this is the first time it has all been gathered together on a disc of any sort. The "promotional mixes" of stuff all ended up being on that year's respective tour
CD, so you've got all of those out there as well. What you didn't have was a sneak peak at the 2007 tour CD in the form of "When Your Love Has Gone". Next time, adopt me
and I may make one for you!
Zanzibar Sunset/Everyone's Gone To The Moon/What Do You Want With Me?/Homeward Bound/Rien Ne Va Plus/When And If I Can/All The Harvests/Doghouse Blues/Hey Baby/The Way You Look Tonight/Before And After/Distant Shores/I'll Be Back /A Summer Song/Yesterday's Gone
The new CD for a new year brings three news songs, including a poignant instrumental version of "Purple Haze" dedicated to Tyler Shelly - one of Chad's most talented guitar students who sadly passed away in 2004. "I'm In Love Again" and the brilliant "When Your Love Has Gone" are also included, the latter
having technically made its debut on my mum's Christmas promo above. "Rest In Peace" is a different version to 2004, and "September In The Rain" now sports a proper harmonica part. Otherwise, we went with the same old mixes from previous years this time. The cover is derived from a Columbia Records promotional poster - one that Chad has still not returned to me, the cheeky bastard!
Foreign Releases Yesterday's Gone/A Summer Song/Willow Weep For Me/If I Loved
You/My Colouring Book/What Do You Want With Me/Four Strong Winds/From
A Window/September In The Rain/It Was A Very Good Year A Canadian K-TEL release, heavily imported into the states. Its title and cover
are derived from the subheading "It's Loaded With Hits!"
from the Capitol "Best of Chad and Jeremy" LP. The tracks
are a mix of the two Capitol LPs. All material originally issued
on World Artists, 1964-65. Again, in muddy mono, but again with
the mono original version of "From A Window". Too Soon My Love/Only Those In Love/If You've Got A Heart/My How The Time Goes By/
Donna Donna/The Girl From Ipanema/Dirty Old Town/No Tears For Johnny/If She Were Mine/Only For The Young
This CD, another Polytel release, has been quite rare, but needed as the only North American CD source of "Only For The Young", (in mono! boo!)
and the best
source of the original mono messed-up-orchestral-levels mix of "Only Those In Love". Much
of this material is sourced from vinyl. "Only For The Young" is now available on the Japanese mini-LP reissue of the UK "Second Album" in much better quality, so this one looks headed for the dustbin of history unless you're a mix freak like myself.
[various artists CD includes] "What A Question";
"I Love My Love"; "Something Different". These three tracks are Jeremy performances from the 1965 John
Barry/Treavor Peacock stage play that almost broke up the duo.
"I Love My Love" is the only one that does not feature
other characters, and is a totally different recording from the
one that Jeremy released on his only solo single in late 1965.
This CD was only available for a very limited time, and is highly
sought after by John Barry collectors. It is a reissue of
the 1965 cast LP. Before And After/I Have Dreamed/I Don’t Wanna Lose You
Baby/Should I/Teenage Failure/Distant Shores/You Are She/Last
Night/When Your Love Has Gone/Anytime/Morning/Rest In Peace/The
Gentle Cold Of Dawn/Editorial/Painted Dayglow Smile (45 Version)/Transatlantic
Trauma/Paxton Quigley’s Had The Course (45 edit)/Pipe Dream/Imagination/Sister
Marie (alternate Take) THE single Chad and Jeremy CD, as released in Japan (notice they got it two weeks before the US did). This disc has identical contents to the US one, although the Japanese pressing does include a lyric sheet and the ubiquitous OBI strip. It was later reissued on May 21st, 1997 to take advantage of "The Ark" being released on CD as well. Yesterday's Gone/If She Was Mine/Willow Weep For Me/No Tears
For Johnny/The Truth Often Hurts The Heart/If I Loved You/September
In The Rain/Like I Love You/Donna Donna/A Summer Song/Dirty Old
Town/Fro m A Window/What Do You Want With Me/My Colouring Book/If
You Gotta Heart/No Other Baby/Now And Forever/Too Soon, My Love/The
Girl From Ipanema/Four Strong Winds/Only Those In Love/You Know
What/Sleep Little Boy/My How The Time Goes By/It Was A Very Good
Year/Lemon Tree/Early In The Morning/Your Mother's Out Of Town/The
Nearness Of You/A Summer Song (alternate take) The OTHER Chad and Jeremy CD. This disc includes everything
released by World Artists internationally from 1964-65 except
"Only For The Young", which is an instrumental featuring a guitar solo from Chad) AND it's all in amazing true
stereo (except where no stereo tape exists)! This one was sourced from original tapes,
and was originally coming out on Capitol's Collectors Series (that would have featured
"Only For The Young", but the release was scuppered by internal shakeups at EMI). It sounds a
lot clearer than the original stereo LPs, and includes two previously
unreleased tracks. The first 11 tracks (through "Dirty Old
Town") are the UK Ember Records "Sing For You"
LP, released in 1964, while tracks through "It Was A Very
Good Year" are the UK Ember "Second Album" in its
entirety. Why Capitol was choosing to use the UK LPs as their basis is unclear. It appears they were going on the Beatles/Rolling Stones
assumption that the UK versions were the artist's original intention and/or first release. In the case of C&J, actually the American albums predate both of these releases. "Lemon Tree" was the b side of "Yesterday's
Gone". "Early In The Morning" is the b side of "Like I Love You Today". The alternate take of "A Summer Song" is the UK single version which
was first issued in stereo in 1974 on Sire Records "History of British Rock Volume 2". It is
discernable from the standard take in the first two lines, which
are sung by Jeremy and Chad separately. The standard take features
them both in duet. "Your Mother's Out Of Town" is an
otherwise unreleased song. "The Nearness Of You" had
appeared on the unauthorized "10+5=15" LP, released
on Fidu Records in 1966, but this is an entirely different take,
and includes session chat at the beginning.The CD also features brand-new remixes of all of the 'Sing For You' tracks except "Four Strong Winds" (although
this version is discernable from the original LP by some attempts to mask the hissy vocal track). Single tracks "Like I Love You Today", and "If I Loved You" receive new mixes, and "A Very Good Year" is featured in a nice (I can hardly believe I'm saying this) fake stereo mix,
but unfortunately there is an electronic glitch in it. That glitch appears on all subsequent digital reissues of the track. For some unfathomable reason, all the stereo channels for the old mixes from the "Yesterday's Gone" LP (except "A Summer Song") feature reversed channels on this CD.
Apparently, this CD *is* the Capitol Collector's Series master, minus "Only For The Young". The Cover features
a take on the UK "Second Album" cover, which is a painted version of the picture which was also the cover of Capitol's
"The Best Of Chad And Jeremy" complilation LP. The Ember Records equivalent of the Sundazed Columbia CDs, this disc is now sadly out of print but well worth picking up if you can. [various artists cd includes] Yesterday's Gone/Lemon Tree/Early In The Morning/Like I Love You Today/
A Summer Song/No Tears For Johnny/If She Were Mine/Willow Weep For Me/The Truth Often Hurts The Heart/
September In The Rain/Donna Donna/Dirty Old Town/From A Window/Now and Forever/Too Soon My Love/The Girl from Ipanema/
Four Strong Winds/Only Those In Love/Sleep Little Boy/My How The Time Goes By/Your Mother's Out of Town
This CD, with various Ember works, includes the second release ever of "Your Mother's Out of Town" in its Ember version.
[various artists cd includes] Yesterday's Gone/Lemon Tree/Like I Love You Today
Another rip off CD from a TKO licensee. This one has only C and J's first three tracks, but is notable for a rare colour shot of them on the cover. Too bad it is microscopic.
Yesterday's Gone/If She Was Mine/Willow Weep For Me/No Tears
For Johnny/The Truth Often Hurts The Heart/If I Loved You/September
In The Rain/Like I Love You/Donna Donna/A Summer Song/Dirty Old
Town/Fro m A Window/What Do You Want With Me/My Colouring Book/If
You Gotta Heart/No Other Baby/Now And Forever/Too Soon, My Love/The
Girl From Ipanema/Four Strong Winds/Only Those In Love/You Know
What/Sleep Little Boy/My How The Time Goes By/It Was A Very Good
Year
Fat Boy is back, this time with the first 25 tracks from the Repertoire CD. Thrilling stuff.
The Emancipation of Mister X/Sunstroke/The Ark/The Raven/Imagination/Painted
Dayglow Smile/Pipe Dream/Transatlantic Trauma/Sidewalk Requiem,Los
Angeles June 5th and 6th/Pantheistic Study for Guitar and Large
Bird/Paxton Quigley's Had the Course/You Need Feet This CD features Chad and Jeremy's rarest LP, in master quality
true stereo. This CD is a little expensive, being a Japanese import,
but it is well worth the money. If you want "The Ark",
don't hunt out the rare vinyl, just buy this CD. It is mastered
even clearer than the LP, but features all the original stereo
mixes. UPDATE: There are now two other options aside from this now-out-of-print CD. The USA issue of "The Ark" on Sundazed, or the Japanese mini=LP style one, both released in 2006. Before and After/Why Should I Care/For Lovin' Me/I'm in Love
Again/Little Does She Know/Tell Me Baby/What Do You Want With
Me/Say It Isn't True/Marianne/Evil-Hearted Me/Can't Get Used To
Losing You/Distant Shores/Ain't it Nice/Homeward Bound/The Way
You Look Tonight/When Your Love Has Gone/Morning/You are She/Everyone's
Gone to the Moon/I Won't Cry/Early Mornin' Rain/Don't Make Me
Do It/I Don't Wanna Lose You Baby/Should I/I Have Dreamed Sony in the Philippines has issued this CD, taken from the
original LP mixes which makes every Columbia LP except the constantly
rescheduled "Of Cabbages and Kings" finally available
on CD. I have no idea why they chose such pointless bonus
tracks, as that could have been the perfect opportunity to put
out "Pennies". Oh well, not really important since it is now on Sundazed's Before and After CD.
This CD is the only source for the original mixes of these tracks. Yesterday's Gone/A Summer Song/Willow Weep For Me/If I Loved You/What Do You Want With Me/
From a Window/Donna Donna/The Girl From Ipanema/If You've Got a Heart/If She Was Mine/Now and Forever/
It Was a Very Good Year
Another rip-off CD, again, with the same old CD mixes of the tracks. This 12 tracker at least sports a cover
with a pretty rare image of the duo, though if you look at how bad Jeremy looks in this picture, it isn't surprising we haven't seen
this shot before. The spine on this one says "Chad & Jeremy Volume One". Please, let it be Volume Last from these guys.
Before and After/Why Should I Care/For Lovin' Me/I'm In Love Again/Little Does She Know/Tell Me Baby/
What Do You Want With Me?/Say It Isn't True/Fare Thee Well (I Must Be Gone) [ed. note: actually, "Marianne"]/
Evil-Hearted Me/Can't Get Used To Losing You/[BONUS TRACKS]Pennies/Don't Get Around Much Anymore/Sometimes/Fare Thee Well (alt vers.)/
Adesso Si/Nessuno Pui Di Me/What Do You Want With Me? (alt. vers.)/Evil-Hearted Me (alt. vers.)/Before and After (alt. vers.)/
The Cruel War/I Can't Talk To You
This is the version of the Sundazed reissue distributed in Japan. It is literally the USA copy, resealed with a Japanese OBI strip. Believe it or not, but this is the very
first time this LP has been released in Japan. The same goes for the "Of Cabbages and Kings" CD. In the olden days, the Japanese skipped right over "Before and After" and "I Don't Want To Lose You Baby" as LPs (instead issuing a few singles and an EP),
and went straight for their own greatest hits style concoction called "Early Mornin' Rain" shortly before the release of the "Distant Shores" LP. Somehow no other LP was released in that fair country until their 1970 (!) release of "The Ark" on vinyl.
Rest In Peace/The Gentle Cold of Dawn/Busman's Holiday/Can I See You/The Family Way/I'll Get Around To It When and If I Can/The Progress Suite: Prologue/Decline/Editorial/Fall/Epilogue/[BONUS TRACKS]
Manners Maketh Man/The Gentle Cold of Dawn (instrumental)/Cautionary Tale/Rest In peace (single version)/Painted Dayglow Smile (single version)/Sister Marie (single version)
Another of the two "Solid Records" Japanese repackaging of the Sundazed discs. This was the first ever release of this record on Japanese soil - shocking when you
consider how much the Japanese market seems to lap up all things vaguely psychadelic or British Invasion. Solid never distributed a "Distant Shores", and to date has not picked up on "I Don't Want To Lose You Baby" or "The Ark" (the latter made increasingly unlikely by the recent
cardboard sleeve issue by Sony in 2006), so if you're Japanese and you're out there, I think you're stuck importing those three from Sundazed.
Distant Shores/Lady Wants A Gentleman/Rest In Peace/I'll Be Back/Before And After/Made For Each Other/Willow Weep For Me/A Summer Song/What's The Score?/Yesterday's Gone
This is the Philipines version of the "Acoustic Set - Summer 2004" CD. Paper-bag-brown is the colour of military uniforms in the Philipines, so it was decided that perhaps a different colour was needed for the cover. This CD also has a back tray insert, although they are not very well inserted into the cases and many were badly miscut.
Rest In Peace/The Gentle Cold of Dawn/Busman's Holiday/Can I See You/The Family Way/I'll Get Around To It When and If I Can/The Progress Suite: Prologue/Decline/Editorial/Fall/Epilogue/[BONUS TRACKS] Rest In Peace (mono single version)/The Family Way (mono single version)*/Editorial (mono single version) {* previously unreleased}
Chad & Jeremy's first foray into the big Japanese reissue phenomenon of the naughts - little replica LP covers made in cardboard with perfect little replica record labels on the CD. Usually these give both the mono and stereo mixes, or at least favour whichever is rarer, so it is a bit disappointing that this CD is the same stereo mix as has been commonly available on CD for years. But this one ends up a hugely significant one, not just because it gives us "Editorial" in its mono single version for the first time, but because it accidentally gives us an unreleased early mono mix of "The Family Way" sans baby sound effects, and with the rhythm guitar pumped up fairly highly. If this is a single mix, then this supports the theory that at one time "The Family Way"/"Rest In Peace" was assigned a catalogue number but then left unissued. One thing is for
sure, it didn't belong on this release - which was designed to solely present officially released material from 1967. Thank you, whoever messed that one up!
The Emancipation of Mr. X/Sunstroke/The Ark/The Raven/Imagination/Painted Dayglow Smile/Pipe Dream /Transatlantic Trauma 1966/Sidewalk Requiem, Los Angeles, June 5th and 6th/Pantheistic Study for Guitar and Large Bird /Paxton Quigley’s had the Course/You Need Feet/[BONUS TRACKS] Painted Dayglow Smile (mono single version)/Sister Marie (mono single version)/Paxton Quigley's Had The Course (mono single version)/You Need Feet (mono single version)
The second of the two 2006 Japanese reissues, with bonuses including the proper mono mixes of "Paxton Quigley's Had The Course" and "You Need Feet" from the single, marking their first appearance on CD. Hopefully these will do well enough to spawn the other three Columbia LPs as reissues, although Japan seems to favour the psych era C&J much more than other periods of their career.
The Way You Look Tonight/Distant Shores/I'll Be Back/If I LOved You/I'm In Love Again/Before and After/Homeward Bound/Everyone's Gone To The Moon/
A Summer Song/When Your Love Has Gone/What Do You Want With Me?/September In The Rain/Yesterday's Gone/Hey Baby/Willow Weep For Me/Zanzibar Sunset/Habang Buhay (A Summer Song)
Their first official factory-pressed CD of new material in ages, and its from the Philipines! This includes tracks from the 2006 and (then-forthcoming) 2007 Tour CDs, plus "Habang Buhay", which is "A Summer Song" in Philipino. Good luck finding this one.
Yesterday's Gone/If She Was Mine/Willow Weep For Me/No Tears For Johnny
/The Truth Often Hurts The Heart
/If I Loved You
/September In The Rain
/Like I Love You Today
/Donna Donna
/A Summer Song
/Dirty Old Town
/From A Window
/[BONUS TRACKS]
If I Had My Way (live version)
/This Morning (live version)
/Ain't That Just Like Me(live version)
/If I Had A Hammer (live version)
/Yesterday's Gone (Live version)
/Stanley & Dora (live version)/A Summer Song (alternate version)
Ember gets into the Japanese "mini LP sleeve" reissue craze with these two entries into the catalogue, oddly enough the very first reissues ever on CD to represent an actual 1960s Ember/World Artists record with the proper tracks and cover in the proper order. This one is notable as it includes the "Live At The Mayfair" session as bonus tracks, marking the first release of this on CD and making it an absolute necessity. Unfortunately, the tracks are faded in and out (the original performance flowed from one song to the next), and the intros by the compere were removed from three tracks. Also, the sound is overwhelmingly bassy (perhaps due to attempts at cleaning up from the vinyl source), so it's a bit of an own goal if the idea was to finally make that rare piece of vinyl unnecessary! The rest of the tracks are all from the 'Capitol Collector's Series' masters that were first used by Repertoire on their "Sing For You/Second Album" CD.
What Do You Want With Me?
/My Colouring Book
/If You've Got a Heart
/No Other Baby
/Now And Forever
/Too Soon My Love
/The Girl From Ipanema
/Four Strong Winds
/Only Those In Love
/You Know What
/Sleep Little Boy
/My How The Time Goes By
/It Was A Very Good Year
/[BONUS TRACKS]
Lemon Tree
/Early In The Morning
/Your Mother's Out Of Town
/The Nearness Of You
/Only For The Young
The second of the new Ember "mini LP sleeve" reissues. This one means that we at last get "Only For The Young", and in stereo as well. The source for these tracks is the tapes for the "Capitol Collector's Series" disc that was cancelled in 1991, meaning the quality and mixes are exactly the same as on the Repertoire "Sing For You/Second Album" disc (except this time "Only For The Young" is actually on the disc). These two discs are also available as a part of this label's box entitled "British Cult Albums Vol. 3" with four LPs from other artists who weren't even on Ember. Very odd.
Various Artists Releases Various artists LP includes: Distant Shores/Teenage Failure/[Chad
and Jill Stuart] The Cruel War This CD, now sadly out of print, features the first release
of all of these tracks in stereo. Later, "Distant Shores"
would appear on the "Painted Dayglow Smile" CD with
this same mix. "Teenage Failure" on this disc includes
opening session chat and a count in that was exised from the "Painted
Dayglow Smile" CD, though the track features the same mix
otherwise. This was the only appearance of "The Cruel War"
on CD until Sundazed's 2002 Before and After CD, but it's now in stereo on that release as well. Various artists CD includes: You Are She(single mix) This disc is the only way to get the single mix (with handclaps)
of "You Are She". Unfortunately, it has been out of
print for a while now. Sundazed really missed a trick by not including this one on the "Distant Shores" reissue. Various artists disc includes: I Won't Cry This used to be the only way to get the b side of "You
Are She". Oddly, though it took til 2000 to get a CD of the
LP, the rare single mix of "You Are She", as well as
the b side of the single, and first time stereo mixes of "Distant
Shores" and "Last Night", as well as an extended
"Teenage Failure" (with a count in) all were on CD years
earlier. Various artists disc includes: [Chad Stuart] I Can't Talk To
You This is another now unavailable CD with a rare C&J track,
except this time, its a rare Chad & Jill track! Regardless
of the billing on the label, this one is definitely by Chad &
Jill. It is odd how these tracks, which were rare even when issued,
ended up on CD so early, when it took years for someone to put the
"Before And After" or "Of Cabbages And Kings"
LPs onto CD. But, we'll take what we can get! This track is now of the Sundazed Before and After CD in the same (mono) mix. [Sagittarius disc, but includes] Sister Marie (backing track)
This one is a bit strange. It isn't a various artists CD, but rather a CD of one of Gary Usher's
studio "groups", Sagittarius. It includes Chad & Jeremy's "Sister Marie" backing track, claiming
that C&J simply sung over the top of a pre-prepared track done by Gary Usher. They give the recording date of this
backing track as March 21st, 1967. Actually, Chad remembers arranging this one, and C&J finished the track on
February 28th, so there's little chance Usher made this backing track for Sagittarius, since it was arranged by Chad,
and done *before* it is claimed Usher did it. Thankfully, Sundazed properly credits "Sister Marie" as
arranged by Chad Stuart in the new Of Cabbages and Kings CD. For some strange reason, the late Gary Usher is
quoted being quite nasty about C&J in the booklet.
[various artists box set includes] A Summer Song (Chad re-record, 1977)
This box set consists of eight discs of the usual fare, Lesley Gore, Chubby Checker, et cetera. It also includes
the 1977 re-recording of "A Summer Song". It uses the Audio Encores version (see the rarities page),
but it takes it and sticks it into mono. Then it does a horrible fake stereo job on it, with more high end and echo than you can shake a stick
(or a big wonking eight CD box set) at.
Because of this horrible atrocity, the British Airwaves LP is still the preferable way to get this mix. Save your $50 unless you're an absolute whackjob like me!
[various artists disc includes] Yesterday's Gone (live 2003); A Summer Song (live 2003)
This PBS 'pledge-drive' CD was only available with a $75 "donation" to US Public Television stations during their early 2004 pledge drives. After the pledge drive period was over, it did show up at a few places for quite a lot cheaper as a cut-out, but it was
never given an official in-stores release.
It was launched together with the tv program that it gets its name and content from, and these two tracks mark the first public reunion of the duo since 1987. From little acorns have grown a series of popular live
shows, four brand-new CDs, and of course the ongoing new LP project. Thank you, PBS!
Click here to visit their Official Website. Copyright 2007 Frank Jason Rhoden.
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The Soft Sound Of Chad & Jeremy
(K-TEL 469-2; July 24th, 1990)
Best of Chad and Jeremy (K-TEL
778-2; July 1st, 1991)
Painted
Dayglow Smile (Columbia/Legacy 47719; July 14th, 1992)
Yesterday's Gone- A Golden Classic
Edition (Collectables COL 0526; April 14, 1993)
Yesterday's Gone (Drive Archive
DE2-41012; May 10, 1994)
A Summer Song (K-TEL 3465-2; August 24th, 1995)
The Best of Chad and Jeremy (One
Way OW 31380; February 27, 1996)
Best Of Chad And Jeremy
(Quicksilver/Bulldog BCD 1038; April 30, 1997)
I Don't Want To Lose You Baby (Scorpio
(Sony Special Products) A 28359; July 8, 1997)
Greatest Hits (Laserlight Digital 12 936;
February 16, 1999)
The Very Best of Chad & Jeremy
(Varese Sarabande; March 7, 2000)
Distant Shores (Sundazed;
October 3, 2000)
The Best of Chad & Jeremy (EMI-Capitol Special Markets 72435 30531 2 3; March 13th, 2001)
Before & After (Sundazed SC11117; June 25th, 2002)
Of Cabbages and Kings (Sundazed SC11118; June 25th, 2002)
Chad And Jeremy In Concert
(Electric Paintbox EP001; September 27, 2002)ORIGINAL RELEASE CANCELLED
Chad And Jeremy In Concert
(Electric Paintbox EP001; January 3, 2003 [autographed copies released February 14])
Chad Stuart & Jeremy Clyde (1983)
(Electric Paintbox EP002; August 2, 2004 [autographed copies also released August 2nd])
The Acoustic Set - Summer 2004
(Electric Paintbox no cat. number; July 16th, 2004)
The Acoustic Set - Summer 2005
(Electric Paintbox no cat. number; June 11th, 2005)
A Summer Song
(El Records ACMEM55CD; October 6th, 2005)
Chad Stuart & Jeremy Clyde 2006
(Electric Paintbox no cat. num; July 14th 2006)
I Don't Want To Lose You Baby
(Sundazed SC 6226; August 8th, 2006)
The Ark
(Sundazed SC 6227; August 8th, 2006)
A Christmas Gift From Chad & Jeremy...and Jason
(Electric Paintbox no cat. number; December 25th, 2006)
Chad Stuart & Jeremy Clyde 2007
(Electric Paintbox no cat. num; March 10th 2007)
Loaded With Hits (Polytel Elite
845 434 2; 1991, Canadian)
Sing For You (Polytel Elite 845 633-2; 1991, Canadian)
Original
London Cast Recording: Passion Flower Hotel (Sony West End; 1991,
UK)
Painted
Dayglow Smile (Sony Records SRCS9280; July 2nd, 1992)
Chad & Jeremy:
Sing For You/Second Album (Repertoire REP 4286-WY; August 17th, 1992, Germany)
The Ember Years Volume Three (Play It Again PIA 101, 1994, UK)
John Barry and Guests: The John Barry Collection - Volume Four
(Fat Boy FATCD 418/4; 1994,
UK)
Yesterday's Gone (Fat Boy 284; 1995,
UK)
The Ark (Sony SRCS
9269; 1997, Japan)
The Very Best of Chad and Jeremy
(Sony; 1998, Philippines)
The Best of Chad & Jeremy Yesterday's Gone
(Platinum Disc Corporation; August 7, 2001, Canada)
Before & After (Sundazed SC11117/Solid Records 7049; June 25th, 2002)
Of Cabbages and Kings (Sundazed SC11118/Solid Records 7050; June 25th, 2002)
The Acoustic Album: World Acoustic Tour 2004
(Electric Paintbox no cat. number; October 14th, 2004, Philipines) 
Of Cabbages And Kings
(Sony Music Direct MHCP-978; March 24th, 2006, Japan) 
The Ark
(Sony Music Direct MHCP-979; March 24th, 2006, Japan) 
Sing For You
(Airmail AIRAC 1315; February 8th, 2007, Japan) 
Second Album
(Airmail AIRAC 1316; February 8th, 2007, Japan) 
Rock Artifacts,
Volume 4 (Columbia/Legacy CK 46984; April 23rd, 1991)
Whole Lotta Lava- Make-Out Music
From The Psychedelic Era (Columbia/Risky Business AK53922; October 19th, 1993)
Oh, Split! - Great Breakup Songs
Of The '60s (Columbia/Risky Business AK 53924; October 19th, 1993)
Have A Nice Life -
More Great Breakup Songs Of The '60s (Columbia/Risky Business
AK 57472; June 21st, 1994)
Sagittarius: Present Tense (Sundazed
SC 11053; October 28, 1997)
1960s Rock & Roll Collection
(Madacy Entertainment Canada 8P-2-1914; 1997)
60s Pop Rock Reunion Live!
(Time-Life Music; January 24th, 2004)