We Five were the highest charting act to emerge from San Francisco until the rise of Creedence Clearwater Revival. Their summer 1965 smash "You Were On My Mind", was as important as "Mr. Tambourine Man" in introducing the public to the notion of "folk-rock". The Big Beat compiliation "There Stands The Door - The Best of We Five" brings overdue re-assessment of this important group who, with the powerful lead vocals of Bev Bivens, had one of the most distinctive sounds in '60s pop. The collection draws upon the group's three albums for A&M, mostly produced under the careful auspices of Frank Weber's Trident Productions, as well as featuring rare gems such as the non-LP single "There Stands The Door", and a host of previously unissued sides. An essential for any love of the mid '60s pop.

Track Listing:

1. You Were On My Mind
   
2. There Stands The Door
   
3. Love Me Not Tomorrow
   
4. If I Were Alone
   
5. Lets Get Together
   
6. High Flying Bird
   
7. Five Will Get You Ten
   
8. What Do I Do Now
   
9. The First Time
   
10. Whats Goin On
    
11. You Let A Love Burn Out
    
12. I Can Never Go Home Again
    
13. Walk On By
    
14. It Really Doesnt Matter
    
15. The Thing I Like
    
16. Past Asking
    
17. After All
    
18. Poet
    
19. Have You Heard
    
20. Whatcha Gonna Do
    
21. How To Make A Soft Drink Commercial
    
22. Sittin Here/Summer Things