Recording
- "Tar and Cement": Verdelle Smith recorded "Tar and Cement", an English language version of the 1966 Italian song "Il ragazzo della via Gluck" by singer Adriano Celentano. Her English version was written by Lee Pockriss and Paul Vance. "Tar and Cement" made it to #1 in Australia and to #38 in the U.S. It was also #6 on "Keener 13", the legendary Detroit radio station WKNR for the week ending Monday June 27, 1966.
- "(Alone) In My Room" was originally a Spanish song written by Joaquin Pieto, and was later recorded by The Walker Brothers on their second LP, Portrait (1966); by Nancy Sinatra, also in 1966, for her debut album Boots; and by Marc and the Mambas for their 1983 album Torment and Toreros. The English lyrics were also written by Pockriss and Vance
- She also recorded "I Don't Need Anything", which was later a minor UK hit in 1966-67 for Sandie Shaw.
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