Scratch My Back

VARIOUS ARTISTS Scratch My Back! Pye Beat Girls 1963-1968 Review: When it comes to hidden gems from the golden era of British pop, the Pye Beat Girls compilation is like stumbling upon a treasure trove of musical nostalgia. From the infectious beats to the heartfelt vocals, this album is a time capsule of a bygone era that will have you reaching for your go-go boots and dancing like it’s 1963. Featuring lesser-known female artists from the Pye Records label, Scratch My Back! is a celebration of the forgotten voices that helped shape the sound of the Swinging Sixties. From the cheeky charm of Jan Panter to the soulful crooning of Tammy St. John, each track on this album is a delightful surprise that will have you wondering why these artists weren’t more well-known. The standout track has to be Glenda Collins’ “It's Hard To Believe It,” a jaunty number that perfectly encapsulates the playful spirit of the era. With its catchy chorus and infectious melody, it’s impossible not to get swept up in the joyous vibe of this song. Overall, Scratch My Back! is a must-listen for any music enthusiast looking to explore the hidden gems of the British Invasion. So put on your mini skirt, grab a hairbrush microphone, and get ready to bop along to these groovy tunes that deserve a spot in your record collection.