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Feel Like I'm Fixin' To Die (1988, Vinyl)
Label: New Musical Express – NME NAM 1 Format: Vinyl, LP, Compilation, Stereo Country: UK Released: 1988 Genre: Funk / Soul, Blues, Pop, Folk, World, & Country Style: Country Rock, Doo Wop, Soul A1 Country Joe & The Fish*– Feel Like I'm Fixin' To Die A2 Kenny Rogers & The First Edition– Ruby Don't Take Your Love To Town A3 Tom Paxton– Talking Vietnam Pot Luck Blues A4 Jimmy Holiday– I'm Gonna Help Hurry My Brothers Home A5 Barry Sadler– The Ballad Of The Green Berets A6 Jan Berry– The...
Reel Music (The Coolest Sounds From The Greatest Movies) (1997, CD)
Label: Uncut (2) – UNCUT EMI 1, EMI 100 – UNCUT EMI 1 Format: CD, Compilation Country: UK Released: 1997 Genre: Rock, Funk / Soul, Stage & Screen Style: 1 The Billy Taylor Trio*– I Wish I Knew How (Intro) 2 Canned Heat– Going Up The Country 3 The Beach Boys– All Summer Long 4 Chet Baker– Look For The Silver Lining 5 Sir Adrian Boult & The LPO*– The Ride Of The Valkyries 6 Shirley & Lee*– Let The Good Times Roll 7 Wilton Felder– Bullitt 8 The Band– The Weight 9 Amos Milburn– Chicken Shack...
Live & Unreleased (1991, Dolby, Cassette)
Label: Vox Magazine – GIVIT 1 Format: Country: UK Released: Dec 1991 Genre: Rock Style: Indie Rock, Shoegaze A1 EMF– I Believe 4:44 A2 Jesus Jones– Someone To Blame 3:56 A3 Chapterhouse– Breather 4:16 A4 Banderas– Don't Let That Man 4:35 A5 Paris Angels– Oh Yes 4:12 A6 The Dylans– Ocean Wide 3:33 A7 Milltown Brothers– Sally Ann 3:15 B1 The Farm– Hearts And Minds 5:22 B2 Neds Atomic Dustbin*– Nothing Like 2:32 B3 Birdland (2)– Wake Up Dreaming 2:32 B4 Poppy Factory– Stars 4:30 B5 The Real...
Phil Spector Again
Roy Carr, New Musical Express, 20 March 1976 Flourishing a revolver our weird hero enters his dark, refrigerated room to recount strange tales the likes of which may never before have been heard by human ear. Take the case of the Beatles, for instance — what are we to make of Spector's incredible claims? Now read on... FINAL EPISODE, By ROY CARR Total word count of piece: 5689 Subscribe Becoming a member is easy. Membership gives you access to all the thousands of articles in the library.
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