Newbeats, The - Bread Butter

Review by Rosana Soriano

The Newbeats' Bread Butter album is a classic piece of 60s pop that captures the essence of the era. The album features a mix of upbeat, catchy tunes and slow, romantic ballads that showcase the trio's vocal harmonies and musical talent.

The opening track, "Bread and Butter," is the album's standout hit, with its infectious chorus and upbeat rhythm. Other notable tracks include "Run Baby Run (Back Into My Arms)," "Tough Little Buggy," and "Just a Little Bit."

The slower ballads, such as "In the Middle of an Island" and "The Shoop Shoop Song (It's in His Kiss)," provide a nice contrast to the faster-paced tracks and showcase the Newbeats' versatility as musicians.

Summary by Rosana Soriano

Bread Butter is a must-have album for fans of 60s pop music. The Newbeats' catchy melodies and smooth harmonies make this album a timeless classic that continues to be enjoyed by music lovers today.