Choo Choo Train / Soy El Único Para Ti = I'm The One For You / Campos De Trébol = Fields Of Clover / Llora Como Un Niño = Cry Like A Baby

Released in 1968, this EP was issued by Parlophone under the catalog number 3010 as a regional release, specifically targeting international markets where The Box Tops' soul-inflected pop found a unique following. The record compiles four tracks, including the group's breakthrough hit 'Cry Like a Baby,' which followed their chart-topping success with 'The Letter.' This collection represents the era when the band, led by the distinctive, gravelly vocals of Alex Chilton, was defining the 'blue-eyed soul' sound that emerged from the Memphis music scene.

The musical arrangement and production, largely helmed by Dan Penn and Chips Moman, were designed to capture a gritty, authentic Southern soul aesthetic while maintaining commercial viability for radio play. The inclusion of tracks like 'Choo Choo Train' highlights the band's transition from their initial garage-pop origins toward a more mature, polished studio production style. At the time of its release, the record was well-received for its tight instrumentation and the raw emotional delivery of the vocals, solidifying the group's standing as a notable fixture in late-sixties popular music.