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Spirit - The Complete Potatoland (Remastered And Expanded Edition) (CD) (UK Import)

Spirit - The Complete Potatoland (Remastered And Expanded Edition) (CD) (UK Import)

Artist: Spirit

Music Genre: Rock

Cat No
ECLEC 42687
Released
2019
Pressing
UK
Styles
Rock
Deluxe EditionRemastered

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ArtistSpirit
FormatCD
LabelEsoteric Recordings
Catalogue no.ECLEC 42687
GenreRock
Released30 August 2019
Barcode5013929478701

Spirit (8) — The Complete Potatoland
Format: CD • Label: Esoteric Recordings (ECLEC 42687) • Released: 2019 • Pressing: UK • Genre: Rock

Tracklist:
1-1. Introduction 1984
1-2. 1984
1-3. Exit 27 (Dialogue)
1-4. Turn To The Right
1-5. Everything Talks To Me (Donut House)
1-6. Fish Fry Road
1-7. Nature's Theme
1-8. Information
1-9. My Friend
1-10. Walkin' The Dog
1-11. Giant Potatoes (Dialogue)
1-12. Lonely In Potatoland (Mashed Potatoes)
1-13. Nature’s Way
1-14. Salvation: Matter Of Time Suite
1-15. 1984 Reprise
1-16. Oil Slick-Million Years: Suite
1-17. Information Reprise
1-18. It’s Time Now
1-19. You Know
1-20. Donut House (Alternate Version)
1-21. Walkin’ The Dog (Alternate Version)
1-22. Ain’t That Too Bad
1-23. Mr. Skin (Live – BBC TV Old Grey Whistle Test 10th April 1973)
1-24. Turn To The Right (Live – BBC TV Old Grey Whistle Test 10th April 1973)
1-25. Interview With Randy California And Ed Cassidy – 9th April 1973
1-26. Fish Fry Road (Live Austin Texas 7th May 1979)
1-27. Day Tripper (Live Austin Texas 7th May 1979)
2-1. We’ve Got A Lot To Learn
2-2. Potatoland Theme
2-3. Open Up Your Heart
2-4. Morning Light
2-5. Potatoland Prelude
2-6. Potatoland Introduction
2-7. Turn To The Right
2-8. Donut House
2-9. Fish Fry Road
2-10. Information
2-11. My Friend
2-12. Salvation
2-13. Potatoland March – Midnight Train
2-14. Turn To The Right (Alternate Version)
2-15. We’ve Got A Lot To Learn (Alternate Version)
2-16. Morning Light (Alternate Version)
2-17. Potatoland Theme (Alternate Version)
2-18. 1981 Interview With Randy California
3-1. Introduction Dialogue
3-2. Veruska
3-3. Miss This Train
3-4. Band Introductions Dialogue
3-5. Get Out My Life Woman
3-6. Walkin' The Dog
3-7. Hi-Heel Sneakers
3-8. Fixin’ To Die
3-9. Ain’t That Too Bad
3-10. Live For The Day
3-11. Happy
3-12. Free As The Wind
3-13. I Don’t Want Nobody
3-14. Devil
3-15. Shotgun
3-16. Melting Into The Furniture
4-1. Veruska
4-2. Miss This Train
4-3. Walkin’ The Dog
4-4. Get Out My Life Woman
4-5. Ain’t That Too Bad
4-6. Jam / Happy
4-7. Hi-Heel Sneakers
4-8. Downer
4-9. Sunrise (Studio Cut)
4-10. Man In Love (Demo)
4-11. Brian Berry Blues (Rehearsal)
4-12. ECDAB (Rehearsal)
4-13. Z (Rehearsal)
4-14. Boogie Woogie All Night Long (Studio Cut 1972)

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About the artist

Spirit was an American west coast psychedelic rock band founded in 1967 and based in Los Angeles, California. They were one of the first groups to record for the newly formed Columbia subsidiary label Ode Records in 1968, and their self titled debut LP "Spirit" was released shortly thereafter. A single from the LP was released, but failed to chart, Spirit returned the studio later that year to record their second LP titled "The Family That Plays Together". A single from this album titled "I Got a Line on You" went on to become a minor hit in the US, and was pivotal in establishing them as a commercially successful group in the 1970's. Their fourth LP, released in 1971, "Twelve Dreams of Dr. Sardonicus." became their best selling album and is listed in the top 500 rock albums of all time by Rolling Stone Magazine.

Original lineup
Randy California - guitar, vocals (1967–72, 1972–73, 1974–79, 1982–97; died 1997)
Ed Cassidy - drums (1967–72, 1972–73, 1974–79, 1982–97; died 2012)
John Locke - keyboards (1967–72, 1976, 1982–85, 1988–89; died 2006)
Mark Andes - bass (1967–71, 1974, 1976, 1982–85, 1988–89)
Jay Ferguson - vocals, percussion (1967–71, 1976, 1982–85)

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