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| 1. She's Not There | |||
| 2. You Make Me Feel Good | |||
| 3. Leave Me Be | |||
| 4. Woman | |||
| 5. Tell Her No | |||
| 6. What More Can I Do | |||
| 7. She's Coming Home | |||
| 8. I Must Move | |||
| 9. Whenever You're Ready | |||
| 10. I Love You | |||
| 11. Is This The Dream | |||
| 12. Don't Go Away | |||
| 13. Remember You | |||
| 14. Just Out Of Reach | |||
| 15. Indication | |||
| 16. How We Were Before | |||
| 17. Gotta Get A Hold Of Myself | |||
| 18. The Way I Feel Inside | |||
| 19. Goin' Out Of My Head | |||
| 20. She Does Everything For Me | |||
See all 28 tracks on this disc
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When nothing else worked by 1967 they had decided to disband but, before doing so, spent some considerable time putting together the album Odyssey And Oracle for CBS (# 95 in April 1968) which included the track Time Of The Season. With "I'll Call You Mine" on the flipside it was released as a single at the same time without success. Someone must have had faith in the song, however, because it was re-released in February 1969 by the Date label, this time b/w Friends Of Mine, and it rose to # 3 in March.
Because of that unexpected success, and with original members Rod Argent [keyboardist and the author of all their hits), vocalist Colin Blunstone, guitarist Paul Atkinson, bassist Chris White, and drummer Hugh Grundy scattered to the four corners (Rod had already formed the group Argent), a number of bogus groups began calling themselves The Zombies leading to legal actions.
Strangely, they had even less success in their native U.K. where just 2 of their over 20 singles released by Decca made the charts - She's Not There (# 12) and Tell Her No (# 42). Even so their music was appreciated by the likes of Santana who would take She's Not There to # 22 in 1977, and Juice Newton who would have a # 27 with Tell Her No in 1983.
This compilation, despite being billed as "the Singles" collection, leaves off I Want You Back Again and its flipside and for that reason I had to deduct one star. Everything else of significance is here, though, and the sound quality is excellent.
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