David Clayton-Thomas - David Clayton-Thomas / Tequila Sunrise / David Clayton-Thomas - COMPACT DISCS [CD]
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- Genre: Rock
- Description: Blood, Sweat & Tears' singer Clayton Thom-as' two Columbia albums from 1972 and his RCA self-titled LP from 1973. A talented singer and writer (with 'Spinning Wheel' being his biggest hit), Clayton-Thomas filled these abums with many of his own compositions. In 1974 he rejoined BS&T, staying until 1981. He rejoined again in 1984 before leaving (again) in 2004. David Clayton-Thomas continues to gig and record in his native Canada. Digitally remastered and slipcased, and with extensive new notes Album Tracks 1. Magnificent Sanctuary Band 2. We're All Meat from 3. The Same Bone 4. Stealin' in the Name of the Lord 5. Dying to Live 6. Sing a Song 7. She 8. Don't Let It Bring You Down 9. Once Burned 10. North Beach Race-Track 11. Caress Me Pretty Music 12. I Could Just Boogie All Night Long 13. Yesterday's Music 14. Friday the 13th Child 15. The Face of Man 16. One More Time Around 17. Down Bound Train 18. No-Body Calls Me Prophet 19. Last Time That She Cried 20. Failin' By Degrees 21. My Song 22. Bread 'N Butter Boogie 23. I Could Just Boogie All Night (Reprise) 1. Harmony Junction 2. Workin' on the Railroad 3. Alimony 4. Harbor Lady 5. When Something Is Wrong with My Baby 6. Hernando's Hideaway 7. Sweet Fan-Tasy 8. Small Family 9. Can't Buy Me Love 10. Professor Longhair 11. Some Hearts Get All the Breaks
- Artist: David Clayton-Thomas
- Title: David Clayton-Thomas / Tequila Sunrise / David Clayton-Thomas
- Format: CD
- Label: Bgo - Beat Goes on
- Release Date: 08/21/2020
- Genre: Rock
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- Product Name: David Clayton-Thomas - David Clayton-Thomas / Tequila Sunrise / David Clayton-Thomas - COMPACT DISCS
- UPC: 5017261214249
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Blood, Sweat & Tears' singer Clayton Thom-as' two Columbia albums from 1972 and his RCA self-titled LP from 1973. A talented singer and writer (with 'Spinning Wheel' being his biggest hit), Clayton-Thomas filled these abums with many of his own compositions. In 1974 he rejoined BS&T, staying until 1981. He rejoined again in 1984 before leaving (again) in 2004. David Clayton-Thomas continues to gig and record in his native Canada. Digitally remastered and slipcased, and with extensive new notes Album Tracks 1. Magnificent Sanctuary Band 2. We're All Meat from 3. The Same Bone 4. Stealin' in the Name of the Lord 5. Dying to Live 6. Sing a Song 7. She 8. Don't Let It Bring You Down 9. Once Burned 10. North Beach Race-Track 11. Caress Me Pretty Music 12. I Could Just Boogie All Night Long 13. Yesterday's Music 14. Friday the 13th Child 15. The Face of Man 16. One More Time Around 17. Down Bound Train 18. No-Body Calls Me Prophet 19. Last Time That She Cried 20. Failin' By Degrees 21. My Song 22. Bread 'N Butter Boogie 23. I Could Just Boogie All Night (Reprise) 1. Harmony Junction 2. Workin' on the Railroad 3. Alimony 4. Harbor Lady 5. When Something Is Wrong with My Baby 6. Hernando's Hideaway 7. Sweet Fan-Tasy 8. Small Family 9. Can't Buy Me Love 10. Professor Longhair 11. Some Hearts Get All the Breaks
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