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Cornflake Zoo - Episode Sixteen - CD
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PARTCD4100
From the author of The Underwear of Empires; It s How We Wore Them That Matters comes a sublime collection of symbolic mod pop from the original psychedelic era. Dripping with drama, intrigue and passionate loins, Cornflake Zoo returns to that shapely bottom of the charts to conjure up the essence of late 1960s pop gold. tis a shameless pop diversion that embraces big hair, floppy kaftans and turquoise corduroy. Or as a delightful old dear, supplied with a rousing, stiff Pimms once casually remarked: Give it to me one more time! Prepare to be enamoured as Cornflake Zoo is caught with its trousers down for the 16th time!! This is pop at its creative peak. Enjoy!
| Release Datum | 1 jan. 2018 |
|---|---|
| EAN | 8690116410019 |
| Gegevensdrager | CD |
| Series | Cornflake Zoo |
| Genre | Oldies |
Tracklist
Gary O'Shannon Group - The Barrel Organ (That Organ's Driving Me Mad)
Tages - To Be Free
Boots* - No Part Of It
Lotus Land (2) - Mr. Lion
Penny Wise - Lily ome Near Me
Gary O'Shannon Group - All We Need Is Time My Love
Les 5 Gentlemen* - Twiggy
Serpentine (2) - Yesterday Papers
Rowing Gamblers - Mister Music Man
Pebbles* - Get Around
The First Move - Gingerbread Man
Dimitri (46) - Strange Is The Grass
The Hounds (3) - Summertown
Saint Louis Set - Mr. Next
The Sparklings - Green Mellow Hill
Big Wheel - If I Stay Too Long
Penny Wise - Leave Me Alone
The Jackpots - Jack In The Box
Jacky Cornell - You'll Be Free
Popera - Because I Love You
From the author of The Underwear of Empires; It s How We Wore Them That Matters comes a sublime collection of symbolic mod pop from the original psychedelic era. Dripping with drama, intrigue and passionate loins, Cornflake Zoo returns to that shapely bottom of the charts to conjure up the essence of late 1960s pop gold. tis a shameless pop diversion that embraces big hair, floppy kaftans and turquoise corduroy. Or as a delightful old dear, supplied with a rousing, stiff Pimms once casually remarked: Give it to me one more time! Prepare to be enamoured as Cornflake Zoo is caught with its trousers down for the 16th time!! This is pop at its creative peak. Enjoy!
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