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Genre: Rock / Folk, World, & Country Album: Strawberry Music Sampler No. 1

Country: UK Released: 2001 Style: Folk Rock, Pop Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1209 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1818 mb WMA version RAR size: 1199 mb Rating: 4.3 Votes: 590 Other Formats: DMF MP2 VOX AHX ASF VQF VOC

Tracklist

1 All I Need Is You
3:07

2:42 3:28 2:06 2:16 4:10 2:43 2:42 2:00 3:16 1:22
2 Stay Awhile With Me 3 Sail Away To The Sea 4 Two Weeks Last Summer 5 Nothing Else Will Do 6 Who Knows Where The Time Goes 7 I've Been My Own Worst Friend 8 I Turned My Face Into The Wind 9 On Growing Older 10 And You Need Me 11 Ah Me, Ah My 12 And You Need Me / Josephine, For Better Or For Worse 4:29 13 Just The Same In Every Way 14 How Everyone But Sam Was A Hypocrite 15 Young Again
3:01 2:47 2:57 2:52 3:05
16 Which Way The Wind Blows 17 Sweetling

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Distributed By – Pinnacle Phonographic Copyright (p) – Old School Songs Copyright (c) – Old School Songs Pressed By – RGM Media Limited Published By – SGO Music Publishing Ltd.

Credits

Written-By – David Cousins* (tracks: 1 to 5, 7 to 10, 12 to 14, 16), Sandy Denny (tracks: 6), Tony Hooper (tracks: 11, 15, 17)

Notes

"IN 1969 just 99 copies of this record were pressed on 12" vinyl as a publishing demo. There are just two known vinyl copies in existence. The record includes previously un-released out takes from the abandoned first Strawbs album." - back cover

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode (String): 5065000199029 Barcode (Text): 5 065000 199029 Mastering SID Code: IFPI LD12 Matrix / Runout: STRAWB SAMPLER RGM MEDIA LTD. 50908

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Category
Artist
Title (Format)
Label
Category
Country Year

SAMPLER NO. 1
Strawberry Music Sampler No.1 (LP)
Strawberry Music
SAMPLER NO. 1

Strawbs
UK
1969

Strawberry Music
Strawbs Sampler No. 1 (CD,
Album, RE, RM)
Witchwood Media
WC CD 2002 AIRAC-5006 none

WC CD 2002
UK
2001

Strawberry Music
Strawbs Sampler No.1 (CD,
Album, Mono, RE, RM)

Air Mail Archive AIRAC-5006
Japan
2013

Strawberry Music
Strawbs Sampler No. 1 (CDr,
Album, Unofficial)
2000 FruitGum

none
Russia 2007

Corp.

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