So Long, Bannatyne/#10 The Guess Who

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CD - Canadian Import

  • Release Date: 04/13/2004
  • Sales Rank: 65,435
  • Label: BMG INT'L
  • UPC: 828765301220
 
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So Long, Bannatyne/#10

1LISTENRain Dance 2:46
2LISTENShe Might Have Been a Nice Girl 3:16
3LISTENGoin' a Little Crazy 7:00
4LISTENFiddlin' 1:09
5LISTENPain Train 3:45
6LISTENOne Divided 2:39
7LISTENGrey Day 4:17
8LISTENLife in the Bloodstream 3:12
9LISTENOne Man Army 3:58
10LISTENSour Suite 4:09
11LISTENSo Long, Bannatyne 5:59
12LISTENTake It Off My Shoulders 4:01
13LISTENMusicioné 3:57
14LISTENMiss Frizzy 4:26
15LISTENGlamour Boy 5:20
16LISTENSelf Pity 4:16
17LISTENLie Down 4:41
18LISTENCardboard Empire 3:24
19LISTENJust Let Me Sing 6:09

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This two-fer compiles albums issued in 1971 and 1973, respectively, and offers all the strengths of the Randy Bachman-era Guess Who even though there are no massive hits on these sides. The band were at a creative peak in both performance and production as evidenced by such tracks as "Rain Dance," and "Life in the Bloodstream" from So Long, Bannatyne, and "Musiconé" and "Miss Frizzy" from #10. Thom Jurek, All Music Guide

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Sour Suite/ Rain Danceby Anonymous

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April 19, 2007: Remember hearing these and a lot of other Guess Who songs on the Big 8, CKLW - Rain Dance, Sour Suite, Glamour Boy. Rain Dance got moderate play in the U.S., others had little or no airplay on U.S. Radio. Sour Suite has a haunting Burton Cummings piano lead that is hard to forget.