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Contents: [Limited Edition] CD, new liner notes, no lyrics or translations, limited production until December 31, 2026. *After the period ends, sales will end once stock runs out. ?sTrack Listing?t 01. Gotta Get Up 02. Driving Along 03. Early in the Morning 04. Moonbeam Song 05. Down 06. Without You 07. Coconut 08. Let the Good Times Roll 09. Jump Into the Fire 10. I'll Never Leave You 11. Without You (DEMO) 12. Driving Along (DEMO) 13. Gotta Get Up (DEMO) 14. Coconut (DEMO) 15. Down (DEMO) 16. Moonbeam Song (DEMO) 17. Jump Into the Fire (Short Version) 18. Without You (ITALIAN Version) 19. Without You (SPANISH Version) 20. 1. How Can I Be Sure of You (Previously Unreleased Version) 21. Moonbeam Song (Previously Unreleased Version) 22. Lamaze (Previously Unreleased Version) 23. Gotta Get Up (Previously Unreleased Version) ~ Radio Spot Western Music Fans Rediscover! Hidden Gems ~ Hidden Gems in 60/70s [17] Hidden gems and long-awaited reissues that Western music fans can't miss are being released at affordable prices. The first in the series features 40 works selected from rock/singer-songwriter/soul/funk of the 60s and 70s. This is the 7th album overall, featuring "Without You" (a Badfinger cover), which was a huge hit, reaching number 1 in both the US and the UK. It is also the first in the Schmilson trilogy. Produced by Richard Perry. Recorded primarily in London, with backing musicians including Chris Spedding, Klaus Voormann, Herbie Flowers, and Jim Gordon. Includes the smash hits "Coconuts" and "Jump into the Fire." (1971) Media reviews and more: This is Schmilson's seventh album, featuring the massive hit "Without You" (a Badfinger cover), which reached number one in both the US and the UK. It is also the first in the Schmilson trilogy. Produced by Richard Perry. Recorded primarily in London, with backing musicians including Chris Spedding, Klaus Voormann, Herbie Flowers, and Jim Gordon. Includes the smash hits "Coconuts" and "Jump into the Fire." (1971) (C)RS
