Lp GOLDEN EARRINGS On The Double (2lp) (re) red vinyl - MOVLP052- mint/mint
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2 lp GOLDEN EARRINGS
On The Double
Limited edition of 1000 Numbered Copies In RED-Vinyl
Country of release: Netherlands, 2020
Originally released: 1969
Label: MUSIC OnVINYL
Catalog number: MOVLP052
Barcode: 8719262013278
Gatefold Cover/Gatefold Sleeve: Yes/ YES
Includes Insert & Commercial Insert
Condition Records : mint
Condition Cover: mint
Track Side 1:
1. Song of A Devil's Servant (3:45)2. Angelina (3:11)
3. Pam Pam Poope Poope Loux (2:44)
4. Hurry, Hurry, Hurry (4:23)
Track Side 2:
1. My Baby Ruby (3:18)
2. Judy (1:44)
3. Goodbye Mom (3:09)
4. Murdock 9-6182 (3:12)
5. Just A Little Bit of Peace In My Heart (5:20)
Track Side 3:
1. The Sad Story of Sam Stone (2:26)
2. High In The Sky (3:22)
3. Remember My Friend (2:57)
4. Time Is A Book (4:06)
5. Backbiting Baby (5:37)
Track Side 4:
1. I'm A Runnin' (3:27)
2. I Sing My Song (4:00)
3. Mitch Mover (3:00)
4. God Bless My Day (2:40)
5. The Grand Piano (3:26)
Listen At YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_JrVN9R236M&list=PLCFD093DE93E8C5BD
GOLDEN EARRINGS 1969 double lp (since reissued OnA 66-minute single disc) isA competent renderingofAWide varietyof period rock styles. It's far From being ATo (Beatles)TheWHITE Album , though. It's just ordinary, late-'60s rock, certainly more accomplished than most bands working in non-English speaking countries at The Timeof high distinction, either. There's riff-driven material hinting at The direction they'd pursue more extensively in TheOn "SongOnA Devil's Servant"), Continental-flavored acoustic folk balladry, singer/songwriter-flavored folk-rock, good-time hard-rocking pop/rock ("Goodbye Mama"), classical-tinged pomp rock, rather nice soul-pop (" I Sing My Song"), and self-consciousMUSIC hello parody They could have fit into The opening slots ofWithout many suspecting they wereof non-Anglo origin, but nor were they goingTo be upstaging many headliners. It's merely adequate, Without standout songs or an individual flavor. (Richie Unterberger/allmusic.com)
Golden Earring's On The Double was Theband 'sFirst double album, released in January 1969. It contains 19 tracks varying From poppy songs and acoustics ToHEAVIER rock tracks. The album includes The bands FirstThe grand piano". However, most PEOPLE will KnowFORThe song "justA little bitof Peace In My Heart", which reached #2 inThe singles chart in their homelandThe Netherlands. The band was charging like A mad bull through venues all over TheTo gain attentionFrom countries all overThe globe. This is when it started To get really serious FORTheband .
On The Double is available as A Limited Editionof 1000 individuallyNumberedCopiesOnRED colouredVINYL and The package includes an insert.
Barry Hay - vocals, flute, rhythm guitar
George Kooymans - lead guitar, vocals
Rinus Gerritsen - bass, keyboards
Jaap Eggermont - drums
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GOLDEN EARRINGS 1969 double lp (since reissued OnA 66-minute single disc) isA competent renderingofAWide varietyof period rock styles. It's far From being ATo (Beatles)TheWHITE Album , though. It's just ordinary, late-'60s rock, certainly more accomplished than most bands working in non-English speaking countries at The Timeof high distinction, either. There's riff-driven material hinting at The direction they'd pursue more extensively in TheOn "SongOnA Devil's Servant"), Continental-flavored acoustic folk balladry, singer/songwriter-flavored folk-rock, good-time hard-rocking pop/rock ("Goodbye Mama"), classical-tinged pomp rock, rather nice soul-pop (" I Sing My Song"), and self-consciousMUSIC hello parody They could have fit into The opening slots ofWithout many suspecting they wereof no GOLDEN EARRINGS 1969 double lp (since reissued OnA 66-minute single disc) isA competent renderingofAWide varietyof period rock styles. It's far From being ATo (Beatles)TheWHITE Album , though. It's just ordinary, late-'60s rock, certainly more accomplished than most bands working in non-English speaking countries at The Timeof high distinction, either. There's riff-driven material hinting at The direction they'd pursue more extensively in TheOn "SongOnA Devil's Servant"), Continental-flavored acoustic folk balladry, singer/songwriter-flavored folk-rock, good-time hard-rocking pop/rock ("Goodbye Mama"), classical-tinged pomp rock, rather nice soul-pop (" I Sing My Song"), and self-consciousMUSIC hello parody They could have fit into The opening slots ofWithout many suspecting they wereof no
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