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Young Ones Records

180g vinyl in a gatefold sleeve with insert. Stereo recordings restored & remastered by EROC. Liner notes by Chris Welch with contributions from former band members. It was all change in 1971 when this nine-track set of mainly original numbers was unleashed on the band's most successful album. The Crows were revitalised by new members Steve Thompson (bass) and Ronnie Leahy (keyboards). Joining forces with Leslie Harvey, Maggie Bell and Colin Allen, they roar through originals like 'Big Jim Salter' and 'I May Be Right I May Be Wrong', as well as Bob Dylan's 'Don't Think Twice.'
180g vinyl in a gatefold sleeve with insert. Stereo recordings restored & remastered by EROC. Liner notes by Chris Welch with contributions from former band members. It was all change in 1971 when this nine-track set of mainly original numbers was unleashed on the band's most successful album. The Crows were revitalised by new members Steve Thompson (bass) and Ronnie Leahy (keyboards). Joining forces with Leslie Harvey, Maggie Bell and Colin Allen, they roar through originals like 'Big Jim Salter' and 'I May Be Right I May Be Wrong', as well as Bob Dylan's 'Don't Think Twice.'
4009910244111

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Format: Vinyl
Label: Repertoire
Rel. Date: 03/10/2023
UPC: 4009910244111

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Artist: Stone The Crows
Format: Vinyl
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180g vinyl in a gatefold sleeve with insert. Stereo recordings restored & remastered by EROC. Liner notes by Chris Welch with contributions from former band members. It was all change in 1971 when this nine-track set of mainly original numbers was unleashed on the band's most successful album. The Crows were revitalised by new members Steve Thompson (bass) and Ronnie Leahy (keyboards). Joining forces with Leslie Harvey, Maggie Bell and Colin Allen, they roar through originals like 'Big Jim Salter' and 'I May Be Right I May Be Wrong', as well as Bob Dylan's 'Don't Think Twice.'
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