Tee-Set - She Likes Weeds - Collected (Remastered Deluxe Edition) (2012)

Genre: Pop-rock
Country of disc (release): Netherlands
Year of publication: 2012
Publisher (label): Pseudonym
Catalog number: CDP-1099-DB
Country of artist (group): Netherlands
Audio codec: FLAC (*.flac)
Rip type: tracks+.cue
Audio bitrate: lossless

Tracklist:
CD 1
01. Ma Belle Amie (Single Version)
02. Don't You Leave (Stereo Remix)
03. We Will Be There After Tea (Re-Recorded 1970)
04. A Sunny Day In Greece
05. Much To Soon
06. In Your Eyes (I Can See The Lies)
07. Gimme Some Lovin’
08. Tea Is Famous (In The Whole Wide World) (Stereo Version)
09. Can Your Monkey Do The Dog
10. The Memory Of Martin Luther King
11. Just Another Hour (Re-Recorded 1970)
12. Finally In Love Again
13. Now’s The Time (Album Version)
14. For Miss Caulker (Stereo Remix)
15. The Bandstand
16. I'll Be Lost Without Your Lovin'
17. Hot Nights
18. Mr. Music Man
19. When I Needed You So
20. Mary Mary (Take Me ‘Cross The Water)
21. Trains (Are Coming)
22. Smokey Joe’s Café
23. Shotguns

CD 2
01. She Likes Weeds (Remix)
02. Red Red Wine (Stereo Version)
03. Marie Claire
04. There Goes Johnny (With My Lady)
05. Walk On By (My Door)
06. If You Do Believe In Love
07. Miss Cathy Jones
08. Linda Linda (Session Version)
09. What Can I Do (Single Version Stereo)
10. Now That You’ve Gone
11. Early In The Morning
12. Sugar Shack
13. Life's But Nothing
14. Do It Baby
15. This Rose In My Hand (Album Version)
16. The Magic Lantern (Stereo Version)
17. Please Call Me
18. Baby Let Your Hair Grow Long
19. Ma Belle Amie (Remix)
20. Midnight Hour (Stereo Remix)
21. Little Lady
22. Mama Said
23. Believe What I Say
24. When This Battle Is Over

The Tee Set -- Peter Tetteroo (vocals), Dill Dennink (guitar, flute, banjo), Joop Bloom (drums), Franklin Madjid (bass), and Hans Van Eijck (keyboards) -- was one of a handful of acts from Holland that made it onto the American charts in the late 1960s; others included the Shocking Blue ("Venus") and the George Baker Selection ("Little Green Bag"), both of whom had the same American representative, Jerry Ross. Recorded in 1969, "Ma Belle Amie" was a pleasant piece of pop/rock first issued in Holland, where it sold 100,000 copies (a major hit in the small Dutch market). "Ma Belle Amie" was heard by Ross and licensed for release in America, where it became their only major hit. ~ Bruce Eder