The Reprise Years 1970 - 1973

4CD box set featuring pioneering 70s US rock band, Fanny, often quoted as the “Godmothers of Women Who Rock”.
Bringing together their repertoire from the period 1970 to 1973.
The most comprehensive collection released in over 20 years, brings together the band’s four studio albums, plus many of the band’s single versions, B-sides and vibrant live performances from the period while signed to Reprise Records.
CD1: The band’s 1970 debut album ‘Fanny’ produced by Richard Perry plus 10 related bonus tracks including the single version of ‘Changing Horses’, the German single edit of ‘Seven Roads’ and the B-side edit of the album track ‘Shade Me’. All appearing on CD for the 7rst time.
CD2: Released in 1971, ‘Charity Ball’ was the band’s second album, again produced by Richard Perry. All eleven tracks from the original album are featured plus the single version of the title track, ‘Charity Ball’, along with demos from the period.
CD3: The eleven-track album, ‘Fanny Hill’ was released in 1973 and is featured here with ten bonus tracks including the single version of ‘Ain’t That Peculiar’, various live performances and extra tracks.
CD4: Todd Rundgren was recruited to produce the band’s 7nal album for Reprise Records. ‘Mother’s Pride’, released in 1974 features 13 tracks along with eight bonus tracks including the single versions of ‘Summer Song’, ‘Wonderful Feeling’, ‘I Need You Need Me’ and ‘Last Night I Had A Dream’.

All tracks have been sourced from the Warner Bros tape archives. Eight tracks are appearing on CD for the 7rst time. Presented in a clamshell box with each disc housed in a printed card sleeve. The CD booklet features exclusive sleeve notes written by band members June and Jean Millington and Alice De Buhr, sharing their memories of the period. There is also a UK discography.