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The TLG Collection

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Dave Stewart

Label: Broken Records (UK)
Released: 2010
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Track Listing

Transylvanian Blue Suede Hooves; René and Georgette Magritte With Their Dog After The War; Shakin' All Over (2001 Rough Mix); Give Me Just a Little More Time; McGroggan (1995 Remix); When the Warcry Comes; Fear Is The Thief; Hold On To The Chain; Roads Girdle The Globe (1991 Remix); Henry & James (1996 Remake); The Curve Of The Earth; Painter Man; Your Majesty Is Like A Cream Donut (quiet); Ads Infinitum.

Personnel

Dave Stewart
Dave Stewart

keyboards

Additional Personnel / Information

Dave Stewart: keyboards, piano (5, 7-9), electronic drums (9), backing vocals (9); Barbara Gaskin: vocals (1-12, 14); Andy Reynolds: guitar (1, 3); Roger Planner: bass voice (1); Gavin Harrison: drums (3); Chris Bachelor: trumpet (4); Annie Whitehead: trombone (4); Jakko Jakszyk: guitar (9), backing vocals (9).


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