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The album also sports an impressive guest list
Boozy country rock like "How Can a Man With So Many Friends Feel So All Alone" and "Now I'm a Fool" come off like a fuzzed-out version of their famous namesake
Revenue Retrievin': Day Shift finds the Bay veteran sticking more closely to his comfort zone and making songs about what he knows: the streets
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Bolan's Zip Gun [Clear Vinyl] [Import] 2/13/1996 Latin jazzLimited 180gm clear vinyl LP pressing. First released in 1975, Bolan's Zip gun was produced by Marc Bolan, without Tony Visconti for the first time. Originally issued as a UK only release, the album features the hit singles "Light Of Love" And "Zip Gun Boogie". The tracks have a futuristic tone, reflecting Bolan's love of science fiction but also incorporate elements of American soul music. Genre: Pop Format: Vinyl Released: 02 14 2020