BOXER
"BLOODLETTING"
1979
EMI MUSIC DISTRIBUTION
35:39
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1/Hey Bulldog (Lennon, McCartney) 3:49
2/The Blizzard (Patto) 3:17
3/Rich Man's Daughter (Patto 4:21
4/Big City Fever (Patto) 2:57
5/The Loner (Young) 4:50
6/Why Pick on Me (Patto) 4:14
7/Love Has Got Me (Patto) 3:03
8/Dinah-Low (Avery, Stamp) 3:05
9/Teachers (Cohen) 6:03
Boz Burrell / Vocals
Bobby Tench / Vocals
Keith Ellis / Bass
Ollie Halsall / Guitar, Keyboards
Tim Hinkley / Keyboards
Tony Newman / Drums
Mike Patto / Keyboards, Vocals
Chris Stainton / Keyboards
"BLOODLETTING"
1979
EMI MUSIC DISTRIBUTION
35:39
DOWNLOAD
1/Hey Bulldog (Lennon, McCartney) 3:49
2/The Blizzard (Patto) 3:17
3/Rich Man's Daughter (Patto 4:21
4/Big City Fever (Patto) 2:57
5/The Loner (Young) 4:50
6/Why Pick on Me (Patto) 4:14
7/Love Has Got Me (Patto) 3:03
8/Dinah-Low (Avery, Stamp) 3:05
9/Teachers (Cohen) 6:03
Boz Burrell / Vocals
Bobby Tench / Vocals
Keith Ellis / Bass
Ollie Halsall / Guitar, Keyboards
Tim Hinkley / Keyboards
Tony Newman / Drums
Mike Patto / Keyboards, Vocals
Chris Stainton / Keyboards
1 comment :
I was such a fan of Patto and their quirky/jazzy intensity that hearing Boxer (back in the 70's) was a serious disappointment. however, after listening again after all these years, (thanks to your kind shares), I can listen with fresh ears. I still prefer Patto, but Boxer doesn't seem so horrible after all. A shame these guys didn't get a chance to cash in with this stuff, as it is certainly better than anything f*kin' Foreigner ever did, those lame lightweights.
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