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10cc - King Biscuit Flower Hour 1975 (Vinyl)

10cc - King Biscuit Flower Hour 1975 (Vinyl)

Artist: 10cc

Music Genre: Rock, Pop rock, Pop

Label
The Vinyl Champ
Cat No
VC95387
Released
2024
Pressing
Netherlands
Styles
Soft Rock, Pop Rock

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Artist10cc
FormatVinyl
LabelThe Vinyl Champ
Catalogue no.VC95387
GenreRock, Pop rock, and Pop
Released29 November 2024
Barcode8717662595387

10cc — King Biscuit Flower Hour 1975
Format: Vinyl • Label: The Vinyl Champ (VC95387) • Released: 2024 • Pressing: Netherlands • Genre: Soft Rock, Pop Rock

Tracklist:
A1. Intro
A2. Silly Love
A3. Baron Samedi
A4. Old Wild Men
A5. The Sacro-Iliac
B1. Somewhere In Hollywood
B2. Donna
B3. Ships Don't Disappear In The Night, Do They
B4. The Worst Band In The World
B5. The Wall Street Shuffle

Imported from the UK.

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About the artist

Major '70s UK (founded in Stockport, Greater Manchester, England) pop/art rock band. The original line-up of Eric Stewart, Kevin Godley, Lol Creme and Graham Gouldman had composed together and been in the band Hotlegs (Gouldman only briefly) before forming 10cc in 1972 and signing with Jonathan King's UK Records after being turned down by Apple Records. The band's music is a blend of pop, art rock often drawing on other genres, on the debut album especially the '50s.

The original line-up lasted four years, reaching worldwide success in 1975 with the ballad "I'm Not In Love." In 1976 Godley and Creme left to form the more arty Godley & Creme while Stewart and Gouldman continued as 10cc. The first album by the new 10cc, the 1977 "Deceptive Bends" maintained the pop appeal of the group, but after 1978 hit "Dreadlock Holiday" from "Bloody Tourists" and Stewart's crisis following a car crash the band never returned to the major pop league.

PS: some releases may have 10CC as the artist. This isn't a ANV, as ANV doesn't apply for variations in capitalization

Source: Discogs

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