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Smokie - 18 Carat Gold The Very Best Of Smokie (1990) + Video
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Audio > Music
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24
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191.55 MB

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smokie
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Uploaded:
Jan 11, 2009
By:
sudd94



Smokie - 18 Carat Gold The Very Best Of Smokie (1990)

	Genre        : General Mainstream Rock
	Releaseyear  : 1990
	Encoder      : Lame 3.98
	Codec profile: Joint stereo
	Bit rate mode: VBR
	Bit rate     : 320 Kbps
	Sampling rate: 44.1 KHz
	CD Songs     : 18
	Playtime     : 67:38 min
	Size         : 155 MB
	Type         : Album
	Source       : CDDA


	Tracklist

	01   Living Next Door To Alice             03:36
	02   Oh Carol                              03:40
	03   If You Think You Know How To Love Me  03:59
	04   Boulevard Of Broken Dreams            04:29
	05   For A Few Dollars More                03:59
	06   My Heart Is True                      03:37
	07   Take Good Care Of My Baby             03:31
	08   Something's Been Making Me Blue       03:00
	09   Mr. Tambourine Man                    03:52      
	10   I'll Meet You At Midnight             03:22
	11   Lay Back In The Arms Of Someone       04:24
	12   Think About The Night                 03:56
	13   Wild Wild Angels                      04:29
	14   Norwegian Girl                        03:52
	15   It's Your Life                        03:37
	16   Rock Away Your Teardrops              04:01
	17   Don't Play Your Rock 'n' Roll To Me   03:33
	18   Needles And Pins                      02:51

	
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            VIDEO

     Smokie - Living Next Door To Alice (Karaoke)

    Video...........: MPEG-1 Video
    Video Bitrate...: 1140 kbps
    Audio...........: MP2 @ 44100 Hz
    Audio Bitrate...: 224 kbps
    Duration........: 3:31 minutes
    Resolution......: 352x240
    Aspect Ratio....: 4:3
    Frame Rate......: 29.970 fps
    Size............: 35.6MB

Comments

Great band. The casual listener might need to know that these are recordings featuring Alan Barton as lead vocalist however and not Chris Norman. Still worth having though as he brought his own mark to the Smokie sound.