Added five bonus tracks including mono single versions and non-LP 45s. Key Additions:
Non-Stop arrived just three months after their previous record, Cry Like a Baby , during a prolific period for the band. While it lacked a massive chart-topper like "The Letter," it produced two minor hits: and "I Met Her in Church" . The album is noted for its mix of soul-pop, R&B covers, and the first songwriting contribution from Chilton on a Box Tops LP, "I Can Dig It". The 2000 Remaster The Box Tops - Nonstop 1968 [Remastered 2000]
: Authentic mono mixes of "Choo Choo Train" and "I Met Her in Church". Original Track Listing (1968) Choo Choo Train Donnie Fritts, Eddie Hinton I'm Movin' On Wayne Carson Thompson She Shot a Hole in My Soul Mac Gayden, C. Neese People Gonna Talk Dan Penn, Spooner Oldham I Met Her in Church Dan Penn, Spooner Oldham Rock Me Baby B.B. King, Joe Josea Rollin' in My Sleep Paul Davis I Can Dig It Alex Chilton Yesterday Where's My Mind The Box Tops If I Had Let You In Donnie Fritts, Eddie Hinton Added five bonus tracks including mono single versions
: A Randy Newman cover where Chilton's vocal style has been compared to Paul Jones. The album is noted for its mix of
: An early self-penned soul-pop ballad by Chilton.
Non-Stop is the third studio album from Memphis blue-eyed soul group The Box Tops. Recorded at Chips Moman’s American Sound Studio, the album features the raw, world-weary vocals of a then 16-year-old Alex Chilton, who would later lead the cult-favorite power-pop band Big Star.