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The Box Tops Dimensions mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Funk / Soul Album: Dimensions Country: New Zealand Released: 1969 Style: Rhythm & Blues, Soul MP3 version RAR size: 1815 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1402 mb WMA version RAR size: 1217 mb Rating: 4.8 Votes: 158 Other Formats: MIDI FLAC MP3 AUD VQF AC3 TTA Tracklist Hide Credits Soul Deep A1 2:26 Written-By – Wayne-Carson Thompson* I Shall Be Released A2 2:47 Written-By – Bob Dylan Midnight Angel A3 3:18 Written By – Mark James-Glen Spreen Together A4 3:20 Written-By – Alex Chilton I'll Hold Out My Hand A5 3:21 Written By – Chip Taylor-Al Gorgoni I Must Be The Devil A6 3:25 Written-By – Alex Chilton Sweet Cream Ladies B1 2:13 Written By – B. Weinstein-Jon Stroll (The) Happy Song B2 1:56 Written-By – Alex Chilton Ain't No Way B3 3:01 Written-By – Neil Diamond I See Only Sunshine B4 2:10 Written By – Alex Chilton Rock Me Baby B5 9:16 Written By – King-JoseaWritten-By – King*, Josea* Companies, etc. Made By – His Master's Voice (NZ) Limited Credits Arranged By [Horns] – Glen Spreen, Mike Leech Cover, Design [Liner Design] – Craig Braun, Inc.* Illustration [Cover Illustration] – Sue Obrant Photography By [Liner Photograph] – Joel Brodsky Producer – Chips Moman, Tommy Cogbill Notes First catalogue number on sleeve back and spine, second on labels. Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year The Box Dimensions (LP, Bell Records, BELL 6032 BELL 6032 US 1969 Tops* Album) Amy, Mala The Box Dimensions (LP, Bell Records, BELL 6032 BELL 6032 Germany 1969 Tops* Album) Amy, Mala The Box Dimensions (LP, BELL 6032 Bell Records BELL 6032 US 1969 Tops* Album) BELL 6032, The Box Dimensions (LP, Bell Records, BELL 6032, US 1969 6032 Tops* Album) Bell Records 6032 The Box Dimensions (LP, MBLL 120 Bell Records MBLL 120 UK 1969 Tops* Album, Mono) Related Music albums to Dimensions by The Box Tops Alex Chilton - Live In London Alex Chilton - One Day In New York Alex Chilton - Like Flies On Sherbert B.J. Thomas - Billy Joe Thomas Big Star - #1 Record / Radio City Bob Chilton - I Can't Help Lovin' You / Stolen Kisses And Sneaky Love Alex Chilton - 1970 Pascal Maupeu - Alex Chilton's Sound Of Love.

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