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Spooky Tooth:
Cross Purpose
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RUF 1030 |
| recorded |
July/August 1997 + May 1998 in Gloucester/England
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| online distribution |
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| Luther Grosvenor |
guitars, vocals |
| Mike Harrison |
vocals |
| Greg Ridley |
guitar, vocals |
| Matthias Bätzel |
Hammond B-3 organ, grand piano |
| Dave Moore |
Hammond organ, piano |
01: That Was Only Yesterday
02: Tears (Behind My Eyes)
03: Throw Me A Line
04: It's You Girl (Message To Deborah)
05: Love Is Real
06: Sunshine
07: How
08: Send Me Some Lovin'
09: I Can't Believe
10: Kiss It Better
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The Pop Masters of the 60's try a revival of their successes of former times - as so many others
as well. "That Was Only Yesterday" - without doubt one of their best songs at all - is performed
on this album with the support of Matthias Bätzel at the organ. And this is the reason why
the album is mentioned here, as normally POP is not the matter of this web site.
We know Matthias as one of the best young jazz organ players in Europe, and so he takes
us by surprise in joining a pop group like Spooky Tooth. It is a really simple job, but
obviously with a lot of fun.
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