What makes Three Week Hero by P.J. Proby notable?

'Three Week Hero' is notable for its ambitious medley that critiques social issues, reflecting the era's growing consciousness. While not a commercial hit, the album garnered attention for its lyrical depth and has since been recognized for its cultural significance in the context of late 1960s music. Released in January 1969, 'Three Week Hero' was P.J. Proby's fourth studio album and marked a transitional phase following his earlier successes. At this point in his career, Proby was aiming to redefine his sound amidst changing musical landscapes, showcasing a more introspective songwriting approach.

How many songs are on Three Week Hero?

Three Week Hero has 12 tracks, running approximately 47 minutes.

Three Week Hero

P.J. Proby · 1969

47 min · 12 tracks · easy listening

A blend of smooth melodies and heartfelt lyrics, capturing the essence of late 60s easy listening.

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Tracklist

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1 Three Week Hero Standout 2:56
2 The Day That Lorraine Came Down 3:15
3 Little Friend 4:02
4 Empty Bottles 2:53
5 Reflections (Of Your Face) 5:14
6 Won't Be Long 3:41
7 Sugar Mama 2:51
8 I Have a Dream Standout 4:45
9 It's Too Good to Last 3:14
10 New Directions 3:47
11 Today I Killed a Man 3:25
12 Medley: It's So Hard to Be a Nigger / Jim's Blues / George Wallace Is Rollin' in This Mornin' Standout 7:39

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