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Shocking Blue The Shocking Blue mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: The Shocking Blue Country: Taiwan Style: Psychedelic Rock, Pop Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1373 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1167 mb WMA version RAR size: 1564 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 512 Other Formats: MP4 AU VQF AHX FLAC MOD RA Tracklist A1 Long And Lonesome Road 2:41 A2 Love Machine 3:15 A3 The Butterfly And I 3:50 A4 Venus 3:00 A5 California Here I Come 3:15 A6 Poor Boy 4:50 B1 Mighty Joe 3:04 B2 Bool Weevil 2:40 B3 Acka Ragh 3:10 B4 Love Buzz 3:40 B5 I'm A Woman 3:00 B6 Send Me A Postcard 2:33 Credits Bass Guitar – Klaasje Van Der Wal Design [Cover] – David E. Krieger* Drums – Cornelis Van Der Beek Engineer [Sound] – Dick Bakker Lead Guitar, Sitar – Robby Van Leeuwen* Lead Vocals – Mariska Veres Mixed By – Robby Van Leeuwen* Producer – Shocking Blue Written-By – Robby Van Leeuwen* Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year CS 1000, Shocking The Shocking Blue Colossus, CS 1000, US 1970 CS-1000 Blue (LP, Album) Colossus CS-1000 Shocking The Shocking Blue BM 596 Birchmount BM 596 Canada 1971 Blue (LP, Album, RP) Shocking The Shocking Blue MP 2080 Polydor MP 2080 Japan 1970 Blue (LP, Album, Gat) Shocking The Shocking Blue 2310008 Polydor 2310008 Argentina 1971 Blue (LP, Album, Mono) CCS-1000, Shocking The Shocking Blue Colossus, CCS-1000, Canada 1970 CS-1000 Blue (LP, Album) Colossus CS-1000 Related Music albums to The Shocking Blue by Shocking Blue The Shocking Blue - Venus Shocking Blue - Shocking You Shocking Blue - The Very Best Of Shocking Blue - Shocking Blue Shocking Blue - Let Me Carry Your Bag / I Saw You In June Shocking Blue - Sensational Shocking Blue - Venus (She's Got It!) Shocking Blue - Scorpio's Dance.

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