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01 |
Proud Pinto |
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03:39 |
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02 |
The Clown |
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05:55 |
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03 |
In The Skies |
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03:52 |
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04 |
Rubbing My Eyes |
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04:21 |
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05 |
Bandit |
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02:57 |
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06 |
Promised Land |
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03:32 |
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07 |
Last Train To San Antone |
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05:32 |
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08 |
Lost My Love |
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05:25 |
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09 |
Momma Don't Cha Cry |
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03:21 |
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10 |
One Woman Love |
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05:30 |
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11 |
Tribal Dance |
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04:34 |
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12 |
Just For You |
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04:34 |
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13 |
Black Woman |
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03:58 |
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14 |
Funky Jam |
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08:13 |
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The Clown
Format : CD
Released : 06 Feb 2001
Label : Culture Press
This album appears to have an identical tracklisting as Last Train To San Antone.
Last Train To San Antone
Format : Import CD
Released : 1992
Label : Distart
Excellent songs, vocals and soul
Reviewer: James T, musicianartist April 21, 2001
Peter Green surprised me after I listened to this album. I always read about the LSD/Mental Illness problems that Peter was battling, but he sounded great. I have heard almost all of his previous works, and I did wonder about the guitar work. His leads are very sparse, unlike his Fleetwood Mac days, but maybe he felt that he had to use lead guitar to fit the dynamics of the song.
