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Pete Scott Don't Panic mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock / Folk, World, & Country Album: Don't Panic Country: UK Released: 1971 Style: Folk, Folk Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1885 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1951 mb WMA version RAR size: 1450 mb Rating: 4.8 Votes: 215 Other Formats: MOD VOC MMF ADX MP3 MPC VOX Tracklist A1 Misty A2 Remembered A3 One Of These Days A4 Peeping Tom A5 Where Do I Go From Here A6 Too Late To Say That Now B1 Cats Wants A Keeper B2 Twilight Is The Time B3 Down Among The Deadman B4 Mrs. Hayes B5 Little Boy Blue B6 Winter Train B7 Someone's Else Dreams Companies, etc. Distributed By – Mawson And Wareham (Music) Ltd. Published By – Hazy Music Recorded At – Impulse Studios, Newcastle Credits Bass – Keith Parker Composed By – Pete Scott Drums – Richard Bowe Executive Producer – David Wood Flute, Guitar – Paul Croft Lead Guitar – Mick Orchard Pedal Steel Guitar – Jim Cumberbatch Performer – The Callies Photography – Mac Producer, Engineer – Geoff Heslop Sleeve – Spectrum Newcastle Trombone – Ronnie McLean Notes Released in a gatefold cover. First cat.nr. on labels and spine, second on back cover . Related Music albums to Don't Panic by Pete Scott Pete Yorn - Day I Forgot Paul Butterfield's Better Days - Paul Butterfield's Better Days The University Of Newcastle Chamber Choir - Battle Cry Pete Townshend & Ronnie Lane - Rough Mix Michael Pedicin, Jr. - Michael Pedicin, Jr. Jim Norton Collective - Time Remembered: Compositions Of Bill Evans The Callies - On Your Side Albert Lee & Hogan's Heroes - In Between The Cracks The Rolling Stones - Some Girls Van Morrison - Too Long In Exile.

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