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| Long winding river (Harman) * |
| Leaving this town (Cooper/Harman/Carpenter) * |
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| It's a scam (Cooper) * |
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Ice cold (Harman) */Vintage Whine  |
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| Why don't you just rock? (Harman) * |
| High time (Harman) */Vintage Whine |
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| Last chance baby (Harman) */Vintage Whine |
| Tag, man, tag (Harman) */Vintage Whine |
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| Long black shiny car (Page) All Rock Music |
| Face in my gin (Cooper/Harman) * |
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| Yellow cab to midnight (Harman) */Vintage Whine |
| Morning comes slowly (Harman) */Vintage Whine |
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| Blackat (Harman) */Vintage Whine |
| Travellin (Harman) */Vintage Whine |
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| High time #2 (Harman) */Vintage Whine |
| Later (Pingatore) Cecil Lennox Ltd. |
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| Bottle on the beach (Harman)* |
| Here I am (Cooper)* |
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| Fool's gold (Cooper)* |
| Down at the swamp (Cooper)* |
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| Alabama jailhouse (Morris) EMI Music |
| Prisoner of love (Cooper)* |
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| Sob story (Cooper)* |
| Crack up'n'fall to pieces (Harman/Harman/Cooper)* |
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| Sixteen tons (Travis) Campbell Connelly |
| Baby please don't go (Williamson) Universal/MCA Music |
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| Here I am (dub) (Cooper)* |
| Sweet surprise (Cooper)* |
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| Edge on you (Harman)* |
| Slidin' on down the hill (Harman/Cooper)* |
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| Why didn't I stay at home? (Cooper)* |
| That's all right (Stone) Cop. Cont. |
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New Orleans (Guida/Ryster) EMI/United Partnership
(Live at The Big Rumble) |
| Shake your moneymaker (James) EMI Music
(Live at The Big Rumble) |
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| The girl on death row (re-edit) (Stratton/Malone)* |
| Ghost town (Harman) Vintage Whine |
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| The girl on death row (Strange edit) (Stratton/Malone)* |
| Rock the joint (Crafton/Keene/Bagby) EMI Mills Music |
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| Twenty flight rock (Fairchild/Cochran) Campbell Connelly |
| Modern romance (Clark/Lacey) Cop. Cont. |
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| Sag, drag and fall (Massey/Gilliland) Peermusic (UK) |
| Double talkin' baby (Wolfe) Warner Chappell |
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| Something I said (Williams) EMI United Partnership |
| Road to paradise (Harman)* |
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| Guitar man (Hubbard) International Music Network |
| Nowhere to go (Kirkpatrick)* |
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| Just an echo (Cooper/Harman)* |
| Empty hands (Harman)* |
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| Better than nothing (Harman)* |
| Still waiting (Kirkpatrick)* |
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| I go wild (Harman)* |
| Shopping around (Schroeder/Tepper/Bennett) Carlin/MCA Music |
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| Going back (Harman)* |
| His latest flame (Pomus/Schuman) Carlin |
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| Memoir blue (Harman)* |
| Radar love (Kooymans/Hay) STEMRA/Sony/ATV |
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| Just can't take it (Cooper)* |
| Tobacco road (Loudermilk) Polygram Music |
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| Memphis (Berry) Jewel Music |
| Somebody told me (Harman) Head Music |
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| How can I find you (Cooper) Head Music |
| Ghost town (live) (Harman) Vintage Whine Music |
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| Poor man's prison (Henderson/Colley) Acuff-Rose |
| New girl friend (Gene/Wayne)* |
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| Dark blue sea (Cooper/Malone) Head Music |
| Old black Joe (Trad) Cop. Cont. |
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".... the most exciting new Rockabilly I've heard in a while. The trio is, I believe, from England and they offer a dozen original Rockabilly recordings here that are right out of 1958 without the pose common to so many of today's new bands. The musicianship is spectacular, especially guitarist Mark Harman, a speed demon with ideas pouring out of his hands a mile a second. Harman, or maybe his brother bassist Paul also wrote most of the LP. Production, songs, playing....everything is right. Someone get these boys a U.S. recording contract fast!" Goldmine June 1983
