RINGERS - LET THEM BE KNOWN
LP (12"/10" Album)
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Label: BREAK-A-WAY
Release date: 16/11/2001
Barcode: 2090502043306
Catalog no.: BREAK0000001
Item ID: 204330
A 10-track collection of significant, obscure 1965/1966 garage beat from Los Angeles, including cuts from rare 45s and great sounding unreleased tracks. The LP comes with a detailed 4-page insert with complete history and rare pictures. The line-up features drummer Bill Lynn, who also played with Elvis Presley.
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