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Genre:Rock, Reggae, Funk / Soul, Pop, Folk World & Country
Tracklist:
A1. Redskins - Levi Stubbs' Tears (Live At The Alabama) A2. Billy Bragg - A Change Is Gonna Come A3. Newtown Neurotics - This Fragile Life B1. Attila The Stockbroker - 40 Years B2. Kevin Seisay - All Smiles B3. Billy Bragg, Wiggy (2), Newtown Neurotics, Attila The Stockbroker - Garageland
General notes about this release (please note: our version may differ a little. see the comments above):
Includes a thick, 40 page booklet with tons of tour photos & tens of thousands printed words, as well as a few cartoon, comic strips about politics & life in the UK.
"Front sleeve photos - Dave T, except the pic of Kevin Selsay: Steve Lally".
On spine, printed: "6 TRACK MINERS BENEFIT LP WAKE UP RECORDS Womble 1".
On rear: "FANZINE PRESENTS ... A 6 TRACK MINERS BENEFIT EP"
A1, recorded on cassette at The Alabama from the band's last performance, on the 15th September 1986 in Munich, Germany.
A2 and A3, recorded during the tour of East Germany in August 1986 by Billy, The Neurotics and Attila, as part of the Liedes Sommer Festival.
B1, one of the Harlow Bard's finest songs; held back from his third album especially for this EP.
B3, the encore in East Berlin.
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Distributed By Backs Records Distributed By The Cartel
A2. Billy Bragg - A Change Is Gonna Come
A3. Newtown Neurotics - This Fragile Life
B1. Attila The Stockbroker - 40 Years
B2. Kevin Seisay - All Smiles
B3. Billy Bragg, Wiggy (2), Newtown Neurotics, Attila The Stockbroker - Garageland