"I am so very thrilled about this wonderful collection of my recordings! It is truly something that I myself would buy." - Dionne Warwick, 2025
For more than six decades, Dionne Warwick has been synonymous with musical excellence. The six-time Grammy Award winner, 2024 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee, and Kennedy Center Honoree remains one of the most-charted vocalists of all time, with a whopping 56 singles having made the Billboard Hot 100 between 1962 and 1998 and over 100 million records sold worldwide. The New Jersey-born legend became the first black female solo recording artist in the mid-'60s to achieve international breakthrough success (in particular in the U.K. and Europe) with her elegant and distinctive blend of pop and soul, resulting in timeless classics such as "Walk on By," "I Say a Little Prayer," "Alfie" "Don't Make Me Over," and her original version of "Anyone Who Had A Heart." Dionne is making music on the concert stage and in the studio today, building on the extraordinary career that first began at the feisty New York independent label Scepter Records. Now, the remarkable body of work created by Dionne at Scepter in tandem with the songwriting-production team of Burt Bacharach and Hal David is receiving its most comprehensive collection ever.
SoulMusic Records and Second Disc Records are proud to present Dionne Warwick's Make It Easy on Yourself: The Scepter Recordings 1962-1971, a 12CD box set with 280 tracks encompassing every original Scepter album and single release plus over 60 rare bonus tracks - 16 of which are previously unreleased (both in the studio and in concert) - for a total of over 14 hours of music. The box set is due on June 27.
Housed in a lavish slipcase, Make It Easy on Yourself: The Scepter Recordings 1962-1971 includes the following albums in their original stereo presentations:
- PRESENTING DIONNE WARWICK (1963);
- ANYONE WHO HAD A HEART (1964);
- MAKE WAY FOR DIONNE WARWICK (1964);
- THE SENSITIVE SOUND OF DIONNE WARWICK (1965);
- HERE I AM (1965);
- HERE WHERE THERE IS LOVE (1965);
- DIONNE WARWICK IN PARIS (1966);
- ON STAGE & IN THE MOVIES (1967);
- THE WINDOWS OF THE WORLD (1967);
- VALLEY OF THE DOLLS (1968);
- THE MAGIC OF BELIEVING (1968);
- PROMISES, PROMISES (1968);
- SOULFUL (1969);
- I'LL NEVER FALL IN LOVE AGAIN (1970);
- VERY DIONNE (1970);
- THE DIONNE WARWICKE STORY: A DECADE OF GOLD (1971); and
- FROM WITHIN (1972).
Additionally, the exclusive bonus disc ALWAYS SOMETHING THERE: LIVE & STUDIO GEMS FROM THE SCEPTER VAULTS boasts 25 rarities from the superstar. This disc premieres a lost 1969 concert from Washington, DC as well as never-before-heard alternate takes of "Don't Say I Didn't Tell You So," "Who Gets the Guy," "Walk the Way You Talk," "We've Only Just Begun," and more. This disc also presents the long-awaited CD debuts of the film soundtrack versions of "He's Moving On" and "Amanda" from the film The Love Machine (as well as the unique single versions of both songs); and Dionne's rare duet of Bacharach and David's "Try to See It My Way" with Tony Award winner and Deadpool and Wolverine star Leslie Uggams.
While the songs of Bacharach and David including the Grammy-winning "Do You Know the Way to San Jose" and I'll Never Fall in Love Again" form the cornerstone of Warwick's Scepter discography, this set also shines a spotlight on the remarkable string of concept albums in which she brought her own stamp to the songs of Broadway and Hollywood (On Stage and in the Movies), the gospel songbook (The Magic of Believing), and the contemporary R&B repertoire (Soulful). Among the 60+ bonus tracks spread across the 12 discs of Make It Easy on Yourself are additional, previously unreleased live performances from Dionne's landmark 1966 concerts at the Paris Olympia. Her complete 1970 Garden State Arts Center concert has also been fully restored with previously unavailable material as part of the expanded Decade of Gold. The numerous alternate takes throughout offer fresh insight into Warwick's recording process with Bacharach and David.
This set has been produced by Joe Marchese (of The Second Disc) and Jim Pierson, and executive-produced by The British Ambassador of Soul, David Nathan. The lavish 68-page booklet features a 12,000-word essay by Marchese, drawing on previously unpublished interviews with Dionne Warwick and the late Burt Bacharach. The booklet also features a moving personal reflection from Nathan, and an appreciation of Dionne's groundbreaking The Magic of Believing by gospel and soul historian Tim Dillinger of God's Music Is My Life. The booklet is copiously illustrated with numerous photos as well as album artwork. Each disc is housed within the slipcase in an individual wallet with detailed discographical annotations.
The box has been beautifully designed by John Sellards with an eye to period detail, and all tracks have been newly mastered for this collection by Nick Robbins. Make It Easy on Yourself: The Scepter Recordings 1962-1971 follows SoulMusic Records' previous pair of Dionne Warwick box sets, Sure Thing: The Warner Bros. Recordings 1972-1977 and Déjà Vu: The Arista Recordings 1979-1994, completing the label's definitive survey of Warwick's first three decades-plus of recording.
Produced with the cooperation of Miss Warwick, Make It Easy on Yourself: The Scepter Recordings 1962-1971 is the most comprehensive look to date at the recordings which form the foundation of the artist's remarkable and still-thriving career. You'll find the complete track listing and pre-order links below. TSD thanks our readers for your support; unfortunately, Amazon links aren't yet active, but we didn't want to wait any longer in sharing this news with you! We'll update this article as soon as links become available. Make It Easy on Yourself is due June 27 from SoulMusic Records and Second Disc Records!
Dionne Warwick, Make It Easy on Yourself: The Scepter Recordings 1962-1971 (SoulMusic/Second Disc/Cherry Red QSM12CR5225BX, 2025) (Amazon U.S. / Amazon U.K. / Amazon Canada Links TBD / Cherry Red)
CD 1: Presenting Dionne Warwick / Anyone Who Had a Heart
Presenting Dionne Warwick (Scepter SPS-508, 1963)
- This Empty Place
- Wishin' and Hopin'
- I Cry Alone
- Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah
- Make The Music Play
- If You See Bill
- Don't Make Me Over
- It's Love That Really Counts
- Unlucky
- I Smiled Yesterday
- Make It Easy on Yourself
- The Love of a Boy
Anyone Who Had a Heart (Scepter SPS-517, 1964)
- Anyone Who Had a Heart
- Shall I Tell Her
- Getting Ready for the Heartbreak
- Oh Lord, What Are You Doing to Me
- Any Old Time of Day
- Heartbreak
- Put Yourself in My Place
- I Could Make You Mine
- Please Make Him Love Me
Bonus Tracks
- Don't Make Me Over (Alternate Version) (Originally released on Odds & Ends: Scepter Records Rarities, Real Gone Music OPCD-9003, 2018)
- Any Old Time of Day (Alternate Version) (Originally released on Hidden Gems, Rhino R2 70329, 1992)
CD 2: Make Way for Dionne Warwick / The Sensitive Sound of Dionne Warwick
Make Way for Dionne Warwick (Scepter SPS-523, 1964)
- A House Is Not a Home
- People
- They Long to Be Close to You
- The Last One to Be Loved
- Land of Make Believe
- Reach Out for Me
- You'll Never Get to Heaven
- Walk on By
- Get Rid of Him
- Make The Night a Little Longer
The Sensitive Sound of Dionne Warwick (Scepter SPS-528, 1965)
- Unchained Melody
- Who Can I Turn To
- How Many Days of Sadness
- Is There Another Way to Love You
- Where Can I Go Without You
- You Can Have Him
- Wives and Lovers
- Don't Say I Didn't Tell You So
- Only the Strong, Only the Brave
- Forever My Love
- That's Not the Answer
CD 3: Here I Am / Here Where There Is Love
Here I Am (Scepter SPS-531, 1965)
- In Between the Heartaches
- Here I Am
- If I Ever Make You Cry
- Lookin' With My Eyes
- Once In a Lifetime
- This Little Light
- Don't Go Breaking My Heart
- Window Wishing
- Long Day, Short Night
- Are You There (With Another Girl)
- How Can I Hurt You
- I Love You Porgy
Here Where There Is Love (Scepter SPS-555, 1965)
- Go With Love
- What The World Needs Now Is Love
- I Just Don't Know What to Do with Myself
- Here, Where There Is Love
- Trains and Boats and Planes
- Alfie
- As Long as He Needs Me
- I Wish You Love
- (I Never Knew) What You Were Up To
- Blowin' In the Wind
Bonus Tracks
- If I Ever Make You Cry (Alternate Version) (Originally released on From the Vaults, Ichiban SCL 2104-2, 1995)
- Here Where There Is Love (Alternate Version) (Originally released on Love Songs, Rhino CD R2 78784, 2001)
- Message to Michael (Stereo Version) (Stereo version of Scepter single 12133, 1966 - originally released on The Dionne Warwick Collection: Her All-Time Greatest Hits, Rhino R2 71100, 1989)
CD 4: Dionne Warwick in Paris (Scepter SPS-564, 1966)
- I Love Paris
- C'est Si Bon
- Message to Michael
- A House Is Not a Home
- Walk on By
- Oh Yeah Yeah Yeah (with Sacha Distel)
- The Good Life
- La Vie En Rose
- You'll Never Get to Heaven
- What'd I Say
Bonus Tracks
- What's Good About Goodbye (Live) (previously unreleased)
- Any Old Time of Day (Live from Spectacle Sacha Distel a l'Olympia) (previously unreleased)
- Unchained Melody (Live from Spectacle Sacha Distel a l'Olympia) (previously unreleased)
- The Good Life (Studio Mix)
- La Vie En Rose (English Version Studio Mix)
- I Love Paris (Studio Mix)
- C'est Si Bon (Studio Mix)
- Un Toit Ne Suffit Pas ("A House is Not a Home" French Version) (Vogue single EPL 8313, 1964)
- L'amour Supplie ("Reach Out for Me" French Version)
- Combien De Jours Malheureux ("How Many Days of Sadness" French Version)
- Geh' Vorbei ("Walk on By" German Version)
- Ich Warte Jeden Tag ("You'll Never Get to Heaven" German Version)
- Non Mi Pentiro ("Walk on By" Italian Version)
- Apro Gli Occhi Per Non Vederti ("A House Is Not a Home" Italian Version)
Tracks 14-17, 19-20 originally released on Odds & Ends: Scepter Records Rarities, Real Gone Music OPCD-9003, 2018
Tracks 21-22 from Vogue Schallplatten single DV 14298, 1964
Tracks 23-24 from Scepter (Italy) single SC 713, 1967
CD 5: On Stage & In the Movies / The Windows of the World
On Stage & In the Movies (Scepter SPS-559, 1967)
- Summertime
- You'll Never Walk Alone
- My Favorite Things
- Something Wonderful
- One Hand, One Heart (With These Hands)
- The Way You Look Tonight
- He Loves Me
- I Believe in You
- Baubles, Bangles and Beads
- Anything You Can Do (with Chuck Jackson)
- My Ship
The Windows of the World (Scepter SPS-563, 1967)
- I Say a Little Prayer
- Walk Little Dolly
- The Beginning of Loneliness
- Another Night
- The Windows of the World
- (There's) Always Something There to Remind Me
- Somewhere
- You're Gonna Hear from Me
- Love
- What's Good About Goodbye
Bonus Tracks
- Taking a Chance on Love (Originally released on The Windows of the World/Valley of the Dolls, Rhino Handmade RHM2 7859, 2004)
- I Say a Little Prayer (Alternate Version 1) (Originally released on The Scepter Records Story, Capricorn 9 42003-2, 1992)
CD 6: Valley of the Dolls / The Magic of Believing
Valley of the Dolls (Scepter SPS-568, 1968)
- As Long as There's an Apple Tree
- Up, Up and Away
- You're My World
- (Theme From) Valley of the Dolls
- Silent Voices
- Do You Know the Way to San Jose
- For The Rest of My Life
- Let Me Be Lonely
- Where Would I Go
- Walking Backwards Down the Road
Bonus Tracks
- As Long as There's an Apple Tree (Extended Version) (Originally released on Odds & Ends: Scepter Records Rarities, Real Gone Music OPCD-9003, 2018)
- Dedicato All' Amore ("For the Rest of My Life" Mono Single Version) (Scepter (Italy) single SC 709, 1967)
- La Vita Come Va ("The Windows of the World" Italian Version) (Scepter (Italy) single SC 715, 1967)
- Ogni Donna Che Ameri ("Walk Little Dolly" Italian Version) (Scepter (Italy) single SC 715, 1967)
- La Voce Del Silenzio ("Silent Voices" Stereo Version) (Scepter (Italy) single SC 717, 1968)
The Magic of Believing (Scepter SPS-567, 1968)
- Battle Hymn of the Republic
- Somebody Bigger Than You and I
- Jesus Will
- Old Landmark
- The Magic of Believing
- Blessed Be the Name of the Lord
- Grace
- Steal Away
- In The Garden
- Who Do You Think It Was
CD 7: Promises, Promises / Soulful
Promises, Promises (Scepter SPS-571, 1968)
- Promises, Promises
- This Girl's in Love with You
- Little Green Apples
- Where Is Love
- Who Is Gonna Love Me
- Whoever You Are, I Love You
- Where Am I Going
- Wanting Things
- Lonely In My Heart
- Yesterday I Heard the Rain
Soulful (Scepter SPS-573, 1969)
- You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling
- I'm Your Puppet
- People Got to Be Free
- You're All I Need to Get By
- We Can Work It Out
- A Hard Day's Night
- Do Right Woman-Do Right Man
- I've Been Loving You Too Long
- People Get Ready
- Hey Jude
Bonus Tracks
- Put A Little Love in Your Heart (Originally released on Soulful: Expanded Edition, Rhino Handmade RHM2 7838, 2003)
- The Look of Love (Stereo Version) (from Greatest Motion Picture Hits, Scepter SPS-575 (1969); Stereo version from Hidden Gems, Rhino R2 70329, 1992)
- Dream Sweet Dreamer (Stereo Version) (Scepter B-side 12241, 1969; Stereo version from Love Songs, Rhino R2 78784, 2001)
- The April Fools (Stereo Version) (Scepter single 12249, 1969; Stereo version from The Dionne Warwick Collection: Her All-Time Greatest Hits, Rhino R2 71100, 1989)
- Slaves (Stereo Version) (Scepter B-side 12249 (1969); Stereo version from Hidden Gems, Rhino R2 70329, 1992)
CD 8: I'll Never Fall in Love Again / Very Dionne
I'll Never Fall in Love Again (Scepter SPS-581, 1970)
- The Wine is Young
- I'll Never Fall in Love Again
- Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head
- Loneliness Remembers What Happiness Forgets
- Something
- Paper Mache
- Knowing When to Leave
- Let Me Go to Him
- Didn't We
- My Way
Bonus Track
- Odds and Ends (Stereo Version) (Scepter single 12256, 1969)
Very Dionne (Scepter SPS-587, 1970)
- Check Out Time
- Yesterday
- We've Only Just Begun
- Here's That Rainy Day
- The Green Grass Starts to Grow
- They Don't Give Medals to Yesterday's Heroes
- Walk the Way You Talk
- Going Out of My Head
- I Got Love
Bonus Tracks
- Who Gets the Guy (Stereo Version) (Scepter single 12309, 1971)
- Make It Easy on Yourself (with B.J. Thomas)
- They Don't Give Medals to Yesterday's Heroes (with B.J. Thomas)
- California
Tracks 22-24 from Very Dionne: Expanded Edition, Rhino Handmade RHM2 7869, 2004
CD 9: The Dionne Warwicke Story: A Decade of Gold [Part I] (Scepter SPS2-596, 1971)
Live at Basin Street East 1966
- You and the Night and the Music
- You're Gonna Hear from Me
- Taking A Chance on Love
- Try to Remember
- Medley: Thank Heaven for Little Girls/Walk on By/Message to Michael
- Somewhere
- Who Can I Turn To
- What's Good About Goodbye
Live at The Copacabana 1968
- I Say a Little Prayer
- For Once in My Life
- The Look of Love
- Goin' Out of My Head
- Medley: The Impossible Dream/What the World Needs Now Is Love
- Impersonation Medley
- Do You Know the Way to San Jose
- Valley of the Dolls
- Alfie
Bonus Track
- Try to Remember (Alternate Live Version) (originally released on Valley of the Dolls: Expanded Edition, Disky DCD 5399, 1994)
CD 10: The Dionne Warwicke Story: A Decade of Gold [Part II]
Live at Columbia University 1967
- I'm Putting Me in Your Hands
- Don't Make Me Over
- Reach Out for Me
- You'll Never Get to Heaven
- Wives and Lovers
- I Just Don't Know What to Do with Myself
- Anyone Who Had a Heart
Live at Garden State Arts Center 1970
- Aquarius
- You Made Me So Very Happy
- Do You Know the Way to San Jose
- This Girl's in Love with You
- Promises, Promises
- Goin' Out of My Head
- Walk on By
- Paper Mache
- I Say a Little Prayer
- I'll Never Fall in Love Again
- Make It Easy on Yourself
- Raindrops Keep Fallin' on My Head
- Alfie (previously unreleased)
- The Look of Love
- What The World Needs Now
- Love Medley (Put a Little Love in Your Heart/Come Together/Get Together)
CD 11: From Within (Scepter SPS2-598, 1972)
- Battle Hymn of the Republic (Remix)
- Somebody Bigger Than You and I (Remix)
- Grace (Remix)
- Steal Away (Remix)
- Jesus Will (Remix)
- Medley: Reach Out and Touch/All Kinds of People
- MacArthur Park
- To Be Young, Gifted, and Black
- Give a Damn
- The Love of My Man
- Hurts So Bad
- The Weight
- Our Ages or Our Hearts
- Someday We'll Be Together
- If You Let Me Make Love to You Then Why Can't I Touch You
- Stand
- Games People Play
- Loving You Is Sweeter Than Ever
- Everyday People
Bonus Tracks
- Monday, Monday
- If I Ruled the World
- Let It Be Me
- They Say It's Wonderful
- For All We Know
Tracks 20-24 from Only Love Can Break a Heart, Musicor 2501, 1977
CD 12: Always Something There: Live & Studio Gems from the Scepter Vaults
Live from Washington, DC (1969) (all tracks previously unreleased)
- Promises, Promises (Live)
- The Impossible Dream/What the World Needs Now Is Love (Live)
- Always Something There to Remind Me (Live)
- Goin' Out of My Head (Live)
- This Girl's in Love with You (Live)
- Alfie and Playoff (Live)
Alternate Versions
- Don't Say I Didn't Tell You So (Alternate Version) (*)
- Yesterday (Alternate Version) (*)
- We've Only Just Begun (Alternate Version) (*)
- I Got Love (Alternate Version) (*)
- Odds and Ends (Alternate Version)
- Loneliness Remembers What Happiness Forgets (Alternate Version)
- Who Gets the Guy (Alternate Version) (*)
- Walk the Way You Talk (Alternate Version) (*)
From the Vaults
- Only Love Can Break a Heart
- Try to See It My Way - Leslie Uggams with Dionne Warwick
The Love Machine
- He's Moving On (Theme from The Love Machine) (Single Version)
- Amanda (Single Version)
- He's Moving On (Theme from The Love Machine) (Film Version)
- Amanda (Film Version)
Alternate Versions
- I Say a Little Prayer (Alternate Version 2)
- Do You Know the Way to San Jose (Alternate Version)
- Walk On By (with count-in)
- Don't Make Me Over (with count-in)
Bonus Track
- Radio Promo Spots and Public Service Announcements
Tracks 11, 21-22, 25 from Odds & Ends: Scepter Records Rarities, Real Gone Music OPCD-9003, 2018
Track 15 from Only Love Can Break a Heart, Musicor 2501, 1977
Track 16 from Try to See It My Way, Sonday SL 8000, 1972
Tracks 17-20 from The Love Machine, Scepter SPS-595, 1971
Tracks 23-24 from The Scepter Records Story, Capricorn 9 42003-2, 1992
(*) denotes previously unreleased track
Oh wow this looks amazing Joe. I have al the Rhino Handmade and Collectors Choice discs but of course going to be all over this as well. Very exciting!
Thanks, Rob! This project has been a thrill every step of the way!
Missing are the mono versions that are on the Japanese remasters but that would probably mean a bigger box!
Yes, including the mono versions would have pushed the disc count up considerably, rendering the set financially unfeasible. But for the fans of those mixes who don't have the Japanese CDs, I wholeheartedly recommend Real Gone Music's recent set of Dionne's complete (mono!) singles as a worthwhile companion to this collection.
Hi Joe, I have that box and 4 Japanese Remasters but the prices of those cds are very high these days so that will probably be the only few I will obtain.
BTW: thanks for all your work, I love to read your liner notes.
Thanks for the kind words, Robbert. Having commentary from both Dionne and Burt for this upcoming set made the liner notes a true pleasure to write.
Whew! You must be exhausted Joe! This is quite the comprehensive set. As I was scanning the titles, I didn't see Slaves , the single/ title song from the movie. Did I just miss it?
I'm not a huge Dionne fan, but there's no denying that the group of albums from On Stage and In the Movies through Very Dionne are superb. The Promises,Promises album is my favorite.
Kudos on this project, Joe!!
Thanks, Harry! Those late-period albums are just gorgeous. Revisiting them has been a tremendous pleasure and privilege. "Slaves" is the last track on CD 7.
Did she ever record "Knowing When To Leave?"
I didn't see it listed....
Ctrl+F shows it's on disc 8.
I quite literally just ordered and received the mono singles collection the week before last, and even that feels like a lot of duplication from the two old Rhino comps ('All-Time GH' and 'Hidden Gems') and 'From the Vaults,' but it felt easy to justify due to the mono mixes. Not sure I can justify getting this new box, although it's very tempting! My main interest is in the Bacharach/David songs – a three- or four-disc Warwick/Bacharach/David Scepter box would be an instant buy.
In early 1964, I was standing at the record counter for buying 45's.
I was torn between buying "Just Like Romeo and Juliette" and "Walk On By". I could only afford one record.
A very pretty girl, a year older than me, said, "You have to buy Walk On By!"
I looked at her and the choice was clear.
That day has brought me here, pre-ordering this as soon as possible.
Congratulations, Joe, for your work to share this with us.
Hey Joe, well my question was answered...i want this box, but with that lavish set, do i need that recent mono singles set i bought due to duplication?? And the answer is yes, as its mono singles, while the albums in the upcoming box is stereo...i saw this story & was like woah!!
I am all in on this set!
Joe, my man!
I have been a fan and have followed Dionne's career since the very beginning, when I was a teenager (I am 78 now), and I own just about everything that she has recorded, with only a few exceptions. From that mighty compilation that you have created, there are only three songs listed that I do not have: her duet of "They Don't Give Medals to Yesterday's Heroes" with B.J. Thomas, "Try to See It My Way" with Leslie Uggams (Where did that come from? I was not aware of its existence), and her French rendition of "Reach Out for Me" ("L'Amour Supplie").
But I also have one from the Scepter years that you may not know about, as it has never appeared on any commercial recording. Do you know about the duet Dionne recorded with Chuck Jackson entitled "If I Let Myself Go"? They must have done it during a recording session--maybe the same time they did "Anything That You Can Do"--but it was never put on an album. I obtained it quite unknowingly. I was attending a music convention in 1995 in Philadelphia to promote my just-released first solo album, "Out Here On My Own"--yes, I am a singer/recording artist myself--and some guy there just gave me this cassette tape. I didn't even know what was on it, and it turned out to be the aforementioned song. I knew who it was right away, as the voices were unmistakable. I don't know where that guy got it or if there are other copies around somewhere, but it is a rarity nonetheless. I don't know who else has it or even knows about it besides me.
I also am a fanatic for Burt Bacharach and have practically everything of his that is available on record.
Mea maxima culpa! I guess I spoke too soon. I just googled "If I Let Myself Go" to find out who wrote it, and I was taken right to YouTube. There the song is right there! I had no idea. The post is dated 1998, however, but I obtained it three years before that, so it was indeed an afterthought. Even so, the song is not on any album of theirs, but at least now it is accessible to the public. So, maybe you already did know about it?
Hi Cliff, great story! The track actually was a reunion between Dionne and Chuck, and was first released in 1997, though the CD single didn't get a lot of publicity or distribution. It's remained under the radar for all of these years:
https://www.discogs.com/release/7240932-Chuck-Jackson-Dionne-Warwick-If-I-Let-Myself-Go
It would be a great candidate for a Dionne rarities collection!
I think you'll love Leslie and Dionne's "Try to See It My Way" as well as the B.J. duet of "Yesterday's Heroes." They're both Warwick, Bacharach, and David at their finest. The alternate takes were also a real thrill to discover..."Who Gets the Guy" is my personal favorite. 🙂 Hope you enjoy the box!
Are any of the tracks going to be available digitally? I'm dying to get the Love Machine tracks, but I won't be able to get the whole box set for quite awhile
Hi Johnny, there are no current plans as of this writing for a digital release.