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Dan Lacksman Association Flamenco Moog mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Electronic Album: Flamenco Moog Country: Belgium Released: 1972 Style: Flamenco, Novelty, Synth-pop, Psychedelic MP3 version RAR size: 1175 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1169 mb WMA version RAR size: 1206 mb Rating: 4.3 Votes: 213 Other Formats: WMA FLAC MIDI AU VOX AUD AHX Tracklist Hide Credits Pop Corn / Pop'n Rock A1 Arranged By – Dan LacksmanWritten-By – Bill Jerome, Danny Jordan, Richard E. Talmadge, 5:00 Steve Jerome You're Gonna Be My Friend A2 2:52 Written-By – Dan Lacksman You Gotta Feel It "Chorus" A3 3:05 Written-By – Dan Lacksman Sweetly & Slowly A4 3:54 Written-By – Dan Lacksman La Bamba A5 4:50 Arranged By – Dan Lacksman The Flamenco Moog B1 3:20 Written-By – Dan Lacksman Cycles B2 3:56 Written-By – Ralph Benatar Lonely Days B3 2:26 Written-By – Dan Lacksman Coconut B4 2:15 Written-By – Dan Lacksman The Sound Of My Love B5 3:15 Written-By – Dan Lacksman Companies, etc. Recorded At – Studio Madeleine Credits Engineer – Roland Leclerc* Synthesizer [Ems & Moog], Producer – Dan Lacksman Notes "Moog by Dan Lacksman - E.M.S. Moog Synthisizer"(sic). Recording: Studio Madeleine Brussels Production by Dan Lacksman for R.K.M. Barcode and Other Identifiers Rights Society: SABAM Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year OM 222.005-Y Dan Lacksman Flamenco Moog Carinia OM 222.005-Y Australia 1972 425 Association (LP) Records 425 Related Music albums to Flamenco Moog by Dan Lacksman Association Francis Goya - 16 Droommelodieën Vol. 2 Plastic Bertrand / Trans Volta - Tout Petit La Planète / Disco Computer Oscar Benton - My Petite Fleur Deep Forest - Deep Forest The Electronic System - Coconut / You're Gonna Be My Friend Etienne Daho - Pop Satori René Costy - The Strings Orchestra Dan Lacksman - Electric Dreams.

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