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12" Vinyl Fantastic 20 Original Hits Mid 70s Compilation
SKU: 0327-1561356
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| Position | Artists | Title/Credits | Duration |
|---|---|---|---|
| A1 | –Gary Glitter | Do You Wanna Touch Me | |
| A2 | –Elton John | Crocodile Rock | |
| A3 | –Slade | Cum On Feel The Noize | |
| A4 | –Hush (7) | Get The Feeling | |
| A5 | –Olivia Newton-John | Let Me Be There | |
| A6 | –Sutherland Bros.* & Quiver | You Got Me Anyway | |
| A7 | –Brian Cadd | Alvin Purple | |
| A8 | –Clifford T. Ward | Gaye | |
| A9 | –Free | Wishing Well | |
| A10 | –C.C.S.* | The Band Played The Boogie | |
| B1 | –Barry Blue | Dancin' (On A Saturday Night) | |
| B2 | –Rick Springfield | Believe In Me | |
| B3 | –The Dingoes | Way Out West | |
| B4 | –Neil Sedaka | Standing On The Inside | |
| B5 | –De Franko Family* | Heartbeat - It's A Lovebeat | |
| B6 | –Focus (2) | Hocus Pocus | |
| B7 | –Peters & Lee | Welcome Home | |
| B8 | –Matt Taylor (3) | I Remember When I Was Young | |
| B9 | –Sister Janet Mead | The Lord's Prayer | |
| B10 | –Bee Gees | Wouldn't I Be Someone |
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