that's all

• Reissue of this Sixties classic
• Celebrating the 60th Anniversary of Immediate Records
• Features Jimmy Page and John McLaughlin

That’s All is a charming late-1960s release by Twice As Much, the British vocal duo of Dave Skinner and Andrew Rose. Signed to Andrew Loog Oldham’s Immediate Records, the pair became known for their polished harmonies, refined songwriting and elegant pop arrangements.

Opening with their version of The Rolling Stones’ Sittin’ On A Fence, the album captures the sophisticated sound of mid-1960s British baroque pop and sunshine pop. Its orchestrated production, melodic richness and close vocal blend give the record a warm, distinctive character within the Immediate catalogue.

Featuring contributions from Jimmy Page and John McLaughlin, That’s All remains a beautiful example of harmony-led British pop from the era. Reissued as part of Immediate Records’ 60th anniversary celebrations, it offers a welcome return for a highly polished and underrated album from the label’s classic period.

Track Listing

Side A

1. Sitting On A Fence
2. Hey Girl
3. Listen
4. You're So Good For Me
5. Green Circles
6. Life Is But Nothing / Happy Times / Do You Wanna Dance

Side B

1. True Story
2. Simplified
3. Step Out Of Line
4. You'll Never Get To Heaven
5. Crystal Ball
6. Coldest Night Of The Year with Vashti