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Category: AOR
Year: 2011
Label: The Outfield
Catalog Number:
1. | Aladdin's Cave | |
2. | California Sun | |
3. | A Long, Long Time Ago | |
4. | In Your Company | |
5. | Who Would You Be? | |
6. | Shake Your Thing | |
7. | New York City | |
8. | Call It Out | |
9. | Process | |
10. | Wonderland | |
11. | Disraeli Years | |
12. | Sandman |
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From: rick kerch vzla | Date: January 9, 2012 at 19:45 |
Well i expected a more enthusiastic album...don't get me wrong,these guys are awesome but in here they displayed a very relaxed album which is good but far behind from those strong and melodic Rocking/AOR cuts of the past...still people confuse Tony Lewis with either Jon Anderson of YES and Sting ![]() |
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