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Killer - Rock & Roll (Picture Disc Vinyl) 02/24/1992 There's not much ego on

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There's not much ego on display -- even the inclusion of "Layla" doesn't feel forced

Hugh McDonald on bass

Originally released in the U

one who has learned that a guitar lead should serve the song and not the other way around

Robert Fripp String Quintet: Robert Fripp (guitar

Killer - Rock & Roll (Picture Disc Vinyl) 02/24/1992 There's not much ego onThe quintessential rock & roller performs a selection of his and his fellow 1950s rock pioneers' greatest hits, including his own "Great Balls of Fire" and "Whole Lotta Shakin' Going On," Chuck Berry's "Sweet Little Sixteen," and Little Richard's "Good Golly Miss Molly." For good measure, there's also a cover of Billy Ward and the Dominoes' three minute R&B double entendre, "Sixty Minute Man." Genre: Pop RSD Date: DDD Format: Vinyl Released: 5 10 2019

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