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A1. Big Chain 2:35 A2. The Weight 2:55 A3. Hey Lonely Girl 2:25 A4. Ain't No Way 3:30 A5. Sunny 6:50 B1. Chain Of Fools 2:45 B2. I've Got Dreams To Remember 3:40 B3. Oh! What A Fool I've Been 2:15 B4. Nothing's Too Good For My Baby 2:15 B5. Purple Angels 3:20 B6. Quasimodo's Dream 7:10
General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
Recorded at Supraphon Studios 1970
Made in Czechoslovakia
Artia Prague
℗ 1971
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Flipback sleeve, laminated front, dark blue center labels.
Note: correct track title A1 should be “A Change”, as originally interpreted by Aretha Franklin. The erroneous title as well as the “fake” composer credits apparently occurred due to incorrect lyrics transcription from a low quality source tape. Marie Rottrová also sings “Big Chain” instead of “A Change”.
Tracks A2, A5, B1, B6 are identical to the corresponding tracks on <a href="">Supraphon 1 13 0729</a>. All other tracks share the same basic instrumental tracks with the corresponding tracks from <a href="">Supraphon 1 13 0729</a>, but with overdubbed English vocals.
Original Czech track titles: Opatruj svých sedmnáct (A3), Dlouhá černá limuzína (B5), Quasimodův sen (B6)
Barcode and Other Identifiers:
Matrix / Runout E 2019 Matrix / Runout E 2020 Rights Society OSA
Exported By Artia Recorded At Supraphon Studios Pressed By Gramofonové Závody Pressed By Gramofonové Závody
A2. The Weight 2:55
A3. Hey Lonely Girl 2:25
A4. Ain't No Way 3:30
A5. Sunny 6:50
B1. Chain Of Fools 2:45
B2. I've Got Dreams To Remember 3:40
B3. Oh! What A Fool I've Been 2:15
B4. Nothing's Too Good For My Baby 2:15
B5. Purple Angels 3:20
B6. Quasimodo's Dream 7:10