“Dizzy” by Tommy Roe - album review

features in: Album Chart of 1969 ● Album Chart of the Decade: 1960s

The sixth album from the 27-year-old pop-rocker from Atlanta, basking in the glory of his transatlantic chart-topper, “Dizzy” which had already sold two million copies by the time the album was released. Not surprisingly, it's the standout track here… key-change-ah!

The Jukebox Rebel
12–Dec–2008

A1	[02:52] Tommy Roe - Hearther Honey (Tommy Roe) Pop
A2	[02:51] Tommy Roe - Raining In My Heart (Boudleaux Bryant, Felice Bryant) Pop Ballad
A3	[02:55] Tommy Roe - Cinnamon (George Tobin, Johnny Cymbal) Pop
A4	[02:28] Tommy Roe - A Dollar’s Worth Of Pennies (Tommy Roe, Freddy Weller) Pop
A5	[03:02] Tommy Roe - Stormy (Buddy Buie, James B. Cobb Jr.) Pop
A6	[02:22] Tommy Roe - Makin’ Music (Ray Whitley) Pop
B1	[02:35] Tommy Roe - Money Is My Pay (Tommy Roe, Freddy Weller) Pop
B2	[03:05] Tommy Roe - Proud Mary (John Fogerty) Pop
B3	[02:47] Tommy Roe - Gotta Keep Rolling Along (Tommy Roe) Pop Ballad
B4	[02:20] Tommy Roe - Look Out Girl (Philip Gary Schlein, Steve Barri) Pop
B5	[02:55] Tommy Roe - Dizzy (Tommy Roe, Freddy Weller) Pop