Belinda Carlisle: 2014 The Complete Studio Albums 7CD Box Set Edsel Records Performer: Belinda Carlisle Box / Albums: 2014 The Complete Studio Albums 1986 Belinda ● 1987 Heaven On Earth 1989 Runaway Horses ● 1991 Live Your Life Be Free 1993 Real ● 1996 A Woman "> 2007 Voila (7CD Box Set Edsel Records) Info: Demon Music Group / Edsel Records Catalog Box: EDSB 4014 Catalog CDs: Made in EU Dynamic Range: 11 / 10 / 9 / 8 / 9 / 8 / 6 Genre / Style: Pop / Rock / Pop Rock / Ballad / Soft Rock
Belinda Carlisle: 2014 Complete Studio Albums - 7CD Box Set Edsel Records
Belinda Carlisle: 2014 The Complete Studio Albums 7CD Box Set Edsel Records Performer: Belinda Carlisle Box / Albums: 2014 The Complete Studio Albums 1986 Belinda ● 1987 Heaven On Earth 1989 Runaway Horses ● 1991 Live Your Life Be Free 1993 Real ● 1996 A Woman "> 2007 Voila (7CD Box Set Edsel Records) Info: Demon Music Group / Edsel Records Catalog Box: EDSB 4014 Catalog CDs: Made in EU Dynamic Range: 11 / 10 / 9 / 8 / 9 / 8 / 6 Genre / Style: Pop / Rock / Pop Rock / Ballad / Soft Rock
Heads, Hands & Feet - Old Soldiers Never Die (1973) (Reissue, 1992)
Artist: Heads, Hands & Feet Title Of Album: Old Soldiers Never Die Year Of Release: 1973/1992 Label (Catalog#) : Repertoire [REP 4266-WY] Country: UK Genre Country Rock, Classic Rock Quality: Flac (*image + cue,log,scans) Bitrate: Lossless Total Time: 00:37:21 Total Size: 254mb
Following the dissolution of Poet & the One Man Band, Albert Lee (guitar), Pete Gavin (drums), Tony Colton (vocals), and Ray Smith (guitar) got together with Chas Hodges (bass, violin, vocals) and Mike O'Neill (keyboards) to form the country-influenced Heads, Hands & Feet and recorded a double album that had a great deal in common with the work of the Nitty Gritty Dirt Band and the Grateful Dead at that time. Their self-titled debut album, populated with guests from the folk and singer/songwriter scenes, was released as a double record in the U.S., but only as a single album in Europe. The record was very well regarded, with Lee's guitar work garnering attention.
Tracks Keyboardist O'Neill departed soon after the album's release, and the band proceeded to move away from country influences and toward rock. While the band was able to record and release Tracks to a certain amount of acclaim, internal strife caused continuing problems, splintering the band before the 1973 release of Old Soldiers Never Die, which marked the group's move to Atlantic Records. In 1996, See for Miles released Home from Home, a collection of recordings and demos made before the band's first label signing. Albert Lee moved on to found the Albert Lee Band with Pete Gavin and Chas Hodges, and eventually joined Eric Clapton's band. Chas Hodges later formed the duo Chas & Dave with Dave Peacock
Tracks: ------- 1. Jack Of All Trades (Colton—Smith) - 1:43 2. Meal Ticket (Colton—Smith—Lee—Hodges—Gavin) - 2:43 3. I Won't Let You Down (Colton—Smith) - 5:06 4. Soft Word Sunday Morning (Colton—Lee—Smith) - 4:36 5. One Woman (Colton—Smith—Lee—Hodges—Gavin) - 5:35 6. Just Another Ambush (Colton—Smith) - 4:55 7. Stripes (Colton—Smith) - 4:58 8. Taking My Music To The Man (Colton—Smith) - 3:42 9. Another Useless Day (Hodges) - 4:45
Personnel: --------- Tony Colton - vocals Ray Smith -acoustic & electric guitars, bass, vocals Albert Lee - lead & acoustic guitars, mandoline, keyboard, vocals Chas Hodges - bass, electric guitars, fiddle, vocals Pete Gavin - drums, percussion, vocals
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