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Contents: [Limited Edition] CD available until December 31, 2027 / Includes new liner notes / No lyrics or translations included. *After the limited period, sales will end once stock runs out. [Track Listing] 1. Grudge and Bitterness Rock 'n' Roll 2. Whose Are You 3. Flirtatious Woman 4. Boy 5. 3,000 Miles of Sorrow 6. I Want the Truth 7. Lonely Boat/Monologue 8. I'm Getting Excited! 9 Colwater High 10 One Fine Day 11 Grudge Rock 'n' Roll (Single Version) 12 Whose Are You (Single Version) 13 Shades Off 14 Boy (EDIT) Personnel: Ian Hunter (vo/g/p/per/harm) Mick Ronson (g/org/mellotron/mouth organ/b) Jeff Appleby (b/ham/vo) Dennis Elliott (ds/per) Pete Arnesen (p) Produced by: Ian Hunter Mick Ronson unearthed! Hidden Gems in 70s [8] After leaving Mott the Hoople, this solo debut album was created in collaboration with his close friend Mick Ronson, who is also a Gemini. This album features a variety of songs, including the classics "I've Got a Grim at You" and "Boy," later covered by Great White, as well as "I'm a Little Boat/Monologue," sung to former bandmate Mick Ralphs, and "3,000 Miles of Sorrow," showcasing his storytelling abilities reminiscent of Bob Dylan. Due to popular demand, here's the second installment! We're reissuing hidden gems that no Western music fan should miss, and rare works that fetch high prices in used record stores, at affordable prices. Enjoy a selection of works spanning genres such as US & UK rock/singer-songwriter/pop/soul from the timeless golden age of Western music?the 70s. (*Some works are from 1969.) Media reviews and more This is his solo debut album, created in collaboration with his close friend Mick Ronson, who is also a Gemini, after he left Mott the Hoople. This album features a diverse range of songs, including the classic "I've Got a Grim at You" and "Boy," which were later covered by Great White, as well as "Lonely Boat/Monologue," a song dedicated to former bandmate Mick Ralphs, and "3,000 Miles of Sorrow," showcasing a storytelling ability reminiscent of Bob Dylan. (C)RS
