KEELY, BERT - TAKE ME HOME
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Label: BIG PINK MUSIC
Release date: 15/07/2011
Barcode: 8809270021348
Catalog no.: BIGPINK0000140
Item ID: 360015
Paper sleeve mini vinyl LP replica with OBI. Originally released privately in 1979, 'Take Me Home' has become cherished by collectors of 70s post-psychedelic music and is now available on CD for the first time. This dreamy trip into the mind of a young lover makes delicious and inventive use of guitars and analog tape effects. Close your eyes and listen closely.
Tracks
01. Mari's Song
02. Old Friend
03. Take Me Home
04. For Mica
05. Melissa
06. Gathering
07. Give And Take
08. Love Me Tonight
09. Queen Of My Dreams
10. Ocean
11. Counting The Stars (Bonus Track)
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