The Great Scots - The Great Lost Great Scots Album!!! (Reissue) (2018)

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Title: The Great Lost Great Scots Album!!!
Year Of Release: 2018
Label: Sundazed Music‎
Genre: Garage Rock, Pop Rock
Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
Total Time: 42:52
Total Size: 112/339 Mb
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The Great Scots - The Great Lost Great Scots Album!!! (Reissue) (2018)


Tracklist:

01. On the Road Again
02. I Ain't No Miracle Worker (Version 1)
03. Someone That I Can't See (Instrumental)
04. Don't You Believe Them
05. Ball & Chain
06. Show Me the Way
07. The Light Hurts My Eyes
08. I Can Do It Better
09. Honey and Wine
10. Lord, I'm So Lonely
11. Blue Monday
12. What Am I to Do
13. Run, Run for Your Life
14. Help Myself (Instrumental)
15. I Ain't No Miracle Worker (Version 2)
16. You Know What You Can Do

Line-up:
Bass – Dave Isner
Drums – Gerry Archer
Lead Guitar – Bill Schnare
Lead Vocals – Rick McNeil
Rhythm Guitar – Wayne Forrest

Canadian group from Nova Scotia. The group began officially in 1963 as the Shadows, changing their name to the Beavers (all wearing Mohawk haircuts) the following year and finally becoming the Great Scots by December 1964. The original lineup consisted of guitarist Bill Schnare, singer Rick McNeil, bassist Dave Isnor, drummer Gerry Archer and guitarist Wayne Forrest. Hailed in the Canadian press as "Canada's answer to the Beatles," the group flew down to California in 1965, looking for bigger horizons to conquer. Working out of Hollywood during that time period, the group capitalized on their Scottish heritage and wore Nova Scotian tartan kilts onstage, causing quite a stir everywhere they played. Hooking up with producer (and Challengers drummer) Richard Delvey, the Scots hit the charts with "Run For Your Life," "The Light Hurts My Eyes" and "Miracle Worker," also issuing sides under the name Free For All.


  • whiskers
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Many Thanks
  • mufty77
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Many thanks for lossless.