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The Rubettes - Shangri 'La FLAC album

The Rubettes - Shangri 'La FLAC album

Tracklist

1 Shangri 'La
2 Misbehavin'
3 Stay With Me
4 Tongue Tied Man
5 Southbound Train
6 I Never Knew You At All
7 Let Me Down Slowly
8 One Way Traffic
9 Butterfly
10 Kid Runaway

Notes

Shangri 'La is the 8th album of The Rubettes, recorded in 1979 and released in 1992!

The Rubettes - Shangri 'La FLAC album

Musician performer: The Rubettes

Title: Shangri 'La

Date of release: 1979

Genre: Rock / Pop

Size FLAC: 1605 mb

Rating: 4.3 / 5

Votes: 862

Other Formats: AUD AHX TTA AIFF MOD APE AA

The Rubettes 1979

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Modifyn
I'm far from convinced that this album actually exists on vinyl. I have only ever seen it as part of one of the Dice two-albums on 1 CD compilations. Pretty much certain that it did not appear in France in 1979. Can anyone shed any light on this?
Modifyn
I'm far from convinced that this album actually exists on vinyl. I have only ever seen it as part of one of the Dice two-albums on 1 CD compilations. Pretty much certain that it did not appear in France in 1979. Can anyone shed any light on this?
Gaxaisvem
I am pretty sure it doesn't exist on vinyl. As far as I know, the full album first saw the light of day on the Dice 7 & 8 CD set (with Still Unwinding).Three of the tracks on the album were released on singles in 79 - Stay With Me b/w Southbound Train, along with Kid Runaway (b/w Au Revoir, which to my knowledge has never surfaced on CD). The remaining 7 tracks didn't appear until the double CD set.That's how I understand it anyway.
Gaxaisvem
I am pretty sure it doesn't exist on vinyl. As far as I know, the full album first saw the light of day on the Dice 7 & 8 CD set (with Still Unwinding).Three of the tracks on the album were released on singles in 79 - Stay With Me b/w Southbound Train, along with Kid Runaway (b/w Au Revoir, which to my knowledge has never surfaced on CD). The remaining 7 tracks didn't appear until the double CD set.That's how I understand it anyway.