ProductDetails
- 01. Fire In My Heart
02. Without Your Love
03. Someone To Hold
04. That's Why I Need You
05. Baby I'm Forgettin' You
06. My Love For You Won't Die
07. Do You Have To Be So Cruel
08. Tomorrow Never Comes
09. I'll Go Crazy
10. Land Of 1000 Dances
11. You Make Me Feel So Good
EMBERMEN FIVE
Fire in their hearts
[engl] 11 track collection of classic US 60’s garage sound, some of them unreleased until today. Includes their rare singles "That’s why I need you" and "Fire in their hearts". 4 page insert with pictures and detailed infos. 500 copies.- Format
- LP
- Release-Datum
- 01.01.2002
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HORDE, THE
Press buttons firmly (Cover 3)
[engl] Rarest 60s Garage Album by North Carolina students from early 1967 Great LP sized full glossy Inlay w/pic and liners 300 copy repress with 3 different handmade, lavish front covers of 100 copies each
HORDE, THE
Press buttons firmly (Cover 1)
[engl] Rarest 60s Garage Album by North Carolina students from early 1967 Great LP sized full glossy Inlay w/pic and liners 300 copy repress with 3 different handmade, lavish front covers of 100 copies each
MORNING DEW
Early years 1966-69
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HORDE, THE
Press buttons firmly (Cover 2)
[engl] Rarest 60s Garage Album by North Carolina students from early 1967 Great LP sized full glossy Inlay w/pic and liners 300 copy repress with 3 different handmade, lavish front covers of 100 copies each
LIBERTY BELL, THE
Thoughts and visions
[engl] Corpus Christie, Texas 1967 – the town is a hotbed for young music groups. One of the local bands to cause attention are The Zulus. They are playing local gigs, have a certain popularity and a recor
JAGGED EDGE aka OFF–SET, THE
A change is gonna come
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