Humble Pie's critically acclaimed second album was on the verge of making the band superstars when their record company suddenly collapsed and withdrew the LP from British record stores just four months after its release, while it was not released in the US. "Town and Country" appeared in the UK faster than it disappeared, being released in November 1969, barely three months after their debut album, "As Safe As Yesterday Is." Immediate Records announced that, bucking the trend, they were releasing the album early to capitalize on the Top 30 success of their debut LP, the No. 4 hit single "Natural Born Bugie," and the extensive press coverage from music journalists fascinated by the new "supergroup" consisting of former Small Faces frontman Steve Marriott, Peter Frampton of The Herd, drummer Jerry Shirley, and ex-Spooky Tooth bassist Greg Ridley. Newly remastered and expanded with 6 bonus tracks. Includes a 24-page, fully illustrated booklet with detailed belly band information, track-by-track details for each bonus song, new commentary by Jerry Shirley, all lyrics, additional artwork, and original memorabilia. Tracklisting Take Me Back The Sad Bag Of Shaky Jake The Light Of Love Cold Lady Down Home Again Ollie Ollie Alabama '69 Heartbeat Only You Can See Silver Tongue Home and Away Bonus Tracks: Every Mothers Son (Jesse Hardin) BTMG's The Sad Bag Of Shaky Jake (Alternate version) Greg's Tune (Previously unreleased) 79th Street Blues (Previously unreleased version on CD) I'll Drown In My Own Tears New product