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Not Fade Away - LP, CD, DVD

Amiga Blues Band

Rock | Blues Rock

1983

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LP Amiga Blues Band: Not Fade Away

AMIGA 1983 Federal Republic of Germany

Album Stereo Doprodej

More ID: 42070 Discogs ID: 605255

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Title	Not Fade Away
Artist	Amiga Blues Band
Format	LP (vinyl)
Labels	AMIGA
Country of issue	Federal Republic of Germany
Date of publication	1983
First released	1983
Weight	230 g
Product ID	42070
Discogs ID	605255
Discogs reviews	3.9

Amiga Blues Band: Not Fade Away version on vinyl LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Federal Republic of Germany in publishing company AMIGA year 1983. Album spans genres Rock and Blues Rock.

A1	Walkin By Myself	4:00 min
	Vocals Wolfram Bodag \| Written-By Jimmy Rogers
A2	Ramblin' On My Mind	5:55 min
	Vocals Frank Gahler \| Written-By Robert Johnson
A3	Crossroad Blues	3:18 min
	Vocals Wolfram Bodag \| Written-By Robert Johnson
A4	Help Me	5:36 min
	Vocals Frank Gahler \| Written-By Sonny Boy Williamson (2)
B1	I Believe I'll Dust My Broom	5:03 min
	Guest [Als Gäste], Alto Saxophone Helmut Forsthoff \| Guest [Als Gäste], Trombone Dagobert Darsow \| Guest [Als Gäste], Trumpet Claus-Dieter Knispel \| Vocals Michael Linke \| Written-By Robert Johnson
B2	Maggie's Farm	5:06 min
	Guest [Als Gäste], Percussion Norbert Jäger \| Vocals Frank Gahler \| Written-By Bob Dylan
B3	Little Red Rooster	5:15 min
	Vocals Wolfram Bodag \| Written-By Willie Dixon
B4	Hoochie Coochie Man	3:55 min
	Guest [Als Gäste], Percussion Norbert Jäger \| Vocals Peter Gläser \| Written-By McKinley Morganfield
B5	Not Fade Away	3:10 min
	Violin Georgi Gogow \| Vocals Wolfram Bodag \| Written-By Charles Hardin, Norman Petty