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Category: Classic Hard Rock
Year: 1975
Label: Atco Records
Catalog Number: SD 36-125
Personnel
Paul Kossoff guitar
Terry Wilson-Slesser vocals
Tony Braunagel drums
Mike Montgomery keyboards, vocals
Terry Wilson guitar, bass
Pete Van horns
Eddie Quansah horns
George Lee horns
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| 1. | Who Do Women | |
| 2. | New York, New York | |
| 3. | Stealing My Way | |
| 4. | Survivor | |
| 5. | It's A Long Way Down To The Top | |
| 6. | All The Girls Are Crazy | |
| 7. | Jason Blue | |
| 8. | Train Song | |
| 9. | Rock & Roll Junkie | |
| 10. | The Band Plays On | |
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