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Graham Parker the Real Macaw Mp3, Flac, Wma Graham Parker The Real Macaw mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: The Real Macaw Country: Italy Released: 1983 Style: Classic Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1881 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1883 mb WMA version RAR size: 1727 mb Rating: 4.6 Votes: 963 Other Formats: RA APE ADX AAC FLAC MOD WAV Tracklist A1 You Can't Take Love For Granted A2 Glass Jaw A3 Just Like A Man A4 Passive Resistance A5 Sounds Like Chains B1 Life Gets Better B2 A Miracle A Minute B3 Beyond A Joke B4 Last Couple On The Dance Floor B5 Anniversary B6 (Too Late) The Smart Bomb Credits Featuring – Brinsley Schwarz Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Graham The Real Macaw ALB6-8352 Arista ALB6-8352 US 1983 Parker (LP, Album) Graham The Real Macaw PL 70075 RCA PL 70075 Europe 1983 Parker (LP, Album) Graham The Real Macaw AL5-8220 Arista AL5-8220 US 1983 Parker (LP, Album) PL 25465, Graham The Real Macaw RCA Victor, PL 25465, UK & 1983 RCALP 6086 Parker (LP, Album) RCA RCALP 6086 Europe Graham The Real Macaw Liberation RIC 7006 RIC 7006 Australia 1987 Parker (LP, Album, RE) Records Related Music albums to The Real Macaw by Graham Parker Graham Parker And The Shot - Wake Up (Next To You) Ray Parker Jr. - I Still Can't Get Over Loving You Graham Parker - Another Grey Area Graham Parker & Rumor, The - Mercury Poisoning Graham Parker - Life Gets Better Jim Ladd - Presents Graham Parker Graham Parker - 12 Haunted Episodes Graham Parker And The Rumour - Silly Thing Graham Parker And The Rumour - The Parkerilla Graham Parker And The Rumour - The Up Escalator Graham Parker - You Can't Take Love For Granted Graham Parker - The Bootleg Box - Official Bootleg.
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