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Released today in 1972 in the USA
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There was a video on bass playing with Squire once where he just played that bass line.
All the non-individual songs on that album are superb. I like Cans and Brahms too, although I read somewhere (could have been here!) that he (RW) didn’t think much of it. He wasn’t allowed to do anything solo new as he was signed to a different label.
All the non-individual songs on that album are superb. I like Cans and Brahms too, although I read somewhere (could have been here!) that he (RW) didn’t think much of it. He wasn’t allowed to do anything solo new as he was signed to a different label.
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And if you started playing it on the day of release,you’re probably still on side one.