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Lie Back And Enjoy It
Label | Repertoire Records – REP 4427-WY |
Format | CD, Reissue |
Barcode | 4009910442722 |
Country | Germany |
Released | 1993 |
Genre | Rock |
Style | Classic Rock |
1 | Thinking Of My Life | 4:27 | |
2 | Built For Comfort | 6:00 | |
3 | Pretty Woman | 3:12 | |
4 | Whisky In My Jar | 3:58 | |
5 | Hello L.A. Bye Bye Birmingham | 4:10 | |
6 | Changed My Mind | 3:04 | |
7 | That Woman's Got Something | 2:53 | |
8 | Willie The Pimp | 5:37 | |
9 | Lie Back And Enjoy It | 1:28 | |
Additional Tracks | |||
10 | Walking Down The Highway | 4:44 | |
11 | I'm A Thief | 3:46 |
Bass – Keith Ellis
Drums, Percussion – Rod Coombes
Guitar – Micky Moody
Lead Vocals, Congas, Piano – Paul Williams
Saxophone, Keyboards – Chris Mercer
Steel Guitar, Mandolin – Glenn Ross Campbell
Drums, Percussion – Rod Coombes
Guitar – Micky Moody
Lead Vocals, Congas, Piano – Paul Williams
Saxophone, Keyboards – Chris Mercer
Steel Guitar, Mandolin – Glenn Ross Campbell
This release was originally issued by Vertigo Records in 1970.
This CD reissue came with a fold out booklet/poster that contained detailed liner notes as well as band photos.
As for the additional tracks, "Walking Down The Highway" was the single B-side for Vertigo 6059001 released in 1969 and "I'm A Thief" was the single B-side for Vertigo 6059015 released in 1970.
This CD reissue came with a fold out booklet/poster that contained detailed liner notes as well as band photos.
As for the additional tracks, "Walking Down The Highway" was the single B-side for Vertigo 6059001 released in 1969 and "I'm A Thief" was the single B-side for Vertigo 6059015 released in 1970.
Barcode (Text) – 4 009910 442722
Barcode (Scanned) – 4009910442722
Label Code – LC 8065
Matrix / Runout (mirrored) – REP4427-WY 12 A2 [DADC AUSTRIA logo]
Barcode (Scanned) – 4009910442722
Label Code – LC 8065
Matrix / Runout (mirrored) – REP4427-WY 12 A2 [DADC AUSTRIA logo]
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