Woman/Lady Godiva

Album Title: Woman/Lady Godiva
Artist: Peter & Gordon

Meta Information: "Woman/Lady Godiva" is a compilation album by the British duo Peter & Gordon. This album combines two of Peter & Gordon's albums into a single collection. The first half of the album features tracks from their album "Woman" (1966), which includes their hit single "Woman". The second half includes songs from their album "Lady Godiva" (1966), featuring a mix of original compositions and covers. With their signature harmonies and catchy melodies, Peter & Gordon deliver a charming blend of folk rock and pop.

Interesting Facts:

1. "Woman": The title track "Woman" was written by Paul McCartney and given to Peter & Gordon to record. Released as a single in 1966, "Woman" became a hit, reaching the top 30 on the charts in both the UK and the US. McCartney's songwriting prowess and Peter & Gordon's melodic interpretation combined to create a memorable pop song that remains a fan favorite.

2. "Lady Godiva": The title track "Lady Godiva" is another standout from the album. Written by Peter & Gordon themselves, "Lady Godiva" tells the story of the legendary figure Lady Godiva who famously rode naked through the streets of Coventry to protest against her husband's oppressive taxation of the townspeople. The song's catchy melody and playful lyrics helped it become a hit single, reaching the top 20 in the UK charts.

3. Chart Success: Both "Woman" and "Lady Godiva" were commercially successful albums for Peter & Gordon. "Woman" reached the top 50 on the UK Albums Chart, while "Lady Godiva" reached the top 40. The singles from these albums also performed well on the charts, solidifying Peter & Gordon's status as one of the leading acts of the British Invasion. Their ability to consistently produce hit songs contributed to their enduring popularity in the 1960s music scene.