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11.82 |
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2LP |
Very Good Plus (VG+)/Very Good Plus (VG+) |
Chrysalis 9299276 |
| Item Number: 2655671718 2104 |
378563 ex-/ex+/ex+ lamination is torn on gatefold sleeve
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Tracklist
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| A1 | Got To Keep Moving | 2:30 | | A2 | Going Through The Door | 5:30 | | A3 | Don't Be Cruel | 3:30 | | A4 | Money Honey | 1:20 | | A5 | I'm Writing You A Letter | 2:22 | | B1 | You Need Love Love Love | 5:10 | | B2 | Freedom For The Stallion | 6:07 | | B3 | Every Blues You've Ever Heard | 5:05 | | B4 | All Life's Trials | 2:40 | | C1 | Intro | 0:46 | | C2 | Let's Get Back | 4:35 | | C3 | Ride My Train | 4:08 | | C4 | There's A Feeling | 3:48 | | C5 | Running Round | 5:20 | | D1 | Mystery Train | 4:16 | | D2 | Slow Down | 3:29 | | D3 | Keep A Knocking | 2:04 | | D4 | How Many Times | 1:38 | | D5 | I've Got Eyes For You Baby | 3:02 | | D6 | I'm Writing You A Letter | 4:15 |
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Identifiers
Matrix / RunoutRunout A-side, stamped: 10 AA9299276 1Y 320
Matrix / RunoutRunout B-side, stamped: 10 AA9299276 2Y 320
Matrix / RunoutRunout C-side, stamped: 10 AA9299277 1Y 320
Matrix / RunoutRunout D-side, stamped: 10 AA9299277 2Y 320
Matrix / RunoutOn label A-side: AA 9299 276.1 Y
Matrix / RunoutOn label B-side: AA 9299 276.2 Y
Matrix / RunoutOn label C-side: AA 9299 277.1 Y
Matrix / RunoutOn label D-side: AA 9299 277.2 Y
Rights Society: GEMA
Boxed, on back cover: D
Credits
Backing Vocals - Dyan Birch, Frank Collins, Paddie McHugh
Bass - Alan Spenner
Drums - Ian Wallace
Engineer [Recording] - Andy Jaworski, Harold Burgon
Guitar - Neil Hubbard
Guitar, Vocals - Alvin Lee
Keyboards - Tim Hinkley
Layout, Design, Photography By [Inside Photos] - Roger Lowe
Mixed By - Alvin Lee
Photography By [Back Cover And Inside Photos] - Michael Putland
Photography By [Front Cover Photo, Inside Photos] - Terry O'Neill
Saxophone, Flute - Mel Collins
Written-By - Alvin Lee (Tracks: A1, A2, A5, B1, B3 to C5, D4 to D6)
Notes
Recorded live at the Rainbow Theatre, London,
with The Manor Mobile.
℗ 1974 Chrysalis Records Ltd.
On labels:
℗ 1974 Chrysalis
Made in Germany
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Note
Images and tracklisting are supplied by a third party and matched by catalogue number or barcode. Tracks on the release may differ from what is being sold.
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| Release Country: Germany |
| Release Date: 1974 |
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EXCELLENT: The record shows some signs of having been played, but there is very little lessening in sound quality. The cover and packaging might have slight wear and/or creasing.
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