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Seatrain Watch mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz / Funk / Soul / Folk, World, & Country Album: Watch Country: New Zealand Released: 1973 Style: Country, Soul, Fusion, Dixieland, Jazz-Rock, Gospel, Jazz-Funk MP3 version RAR size: 1788 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1887 mb WMA version RAR size: 1759 mb Rating: 4.8 Votes: 829 Other Formats: MP3 AA VOX MOD DTS AIFF MP4 Tracklist Hide Credits Pack Of Fools A1 4:35 Written-By – Andy Kulberg, Jim Roberts Freedom Is The Reason A2 4:12 Written-By – Andy Kulberg, Jim Roberts Bloodshot Eyes A3 2:58 Written-By – Lloyd Baskin We Are Your Children A4 3:38 Written-By – Lloyd Baskin Abbeville Fair A5 4:51 Written-By – Andy Kulberg, Richard Greene North Coast B1 4:23 Written-By – Andy Kulberg, Jim Roberts Scratch B2 3:43 Written-By – Andy Kulberg Watching The River Flow B3 3:20 Written-By – Bob Dylan Flute Thing B4 7:49 Written-By – Al Kooper Credits Bass, Flute, Vocals – Andy Kulberg Drums – Julio Coronado Guitar, Bass, Vocals – Peter Walsh Keyboards, Accordion – Bill Elliott Keyboards, Clavinet, Vocals – Lloyd Baskin Lyrics By, Vibraphone – Jim Roberts Producer – Buell Neidlinger Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Watch (LP, Album, Warner Bros. BS 2692 Seatrain BS 2692 US 1973 Gat) Records Warner Bros. 46 222 Seatrain Watch (LP) 46 222 France 1973 Records LECD 9.00989 Watch (CD, Album, LECD 9.00989 Seatrain Linea Records Germany 1990 O RE) O Warner Bros. WB 46 222 Seatrain Watch (LP, Album) WB 46 222 Germany 1973 Records Watch (LP, Album, Artisan Sound none Seatrain none US 1973 TP, Gat) Recorders Related Music albums to Watch by Seatrain Seatrain - 13 Questions / Oh My Love Blues Project - Blues Project Daniel Kobialka - Velvet Dreams (Featuring Pachelbel's Canon) The Spotnicks - Feelings Andy Williams - I Still Believe In Santa Claus Andy Williams - Andy Williams Sea Train - Let The Duchess No Andy Toth - Andy Toth Andy Fraser - On Assignment Andy Mac - Andy Manndorff - The Blues Project - Live At The Cafe Au Go Go.

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