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Disc 1
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Mama Weer All Crazee Now (Doogie White) |
3:45 |
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Take Me Back 'Ome (Chris Thompson) |
3:13 |
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Look Wot You Dun (Steve Overland) |
3:14 |
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| 4 |
How Does It Feel (Chris Farlowe) |
6:18 |
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Skweeze Me Pleeze Me (Doogie White) |
4:16 |
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We'll Bring The House Down (Steve Overland) |
3:33 |
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| 7 |
Bangin' Man (Doogie White) |
4:16 |
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Cum On Feel The Noize (Terry Brock) |
4:10 |
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Run Run Away (Bart Foley) |
3:55 |
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Lock Up Your Daughters (Chris Thompson) |
3:31 |
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Radio Wall Of Sound (Mick White) |
3:41 |
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Gudbuy T'jane (Steve Overland) |
3:49 |
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My Oh My (Steve Overland) |
4:19 |
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Synposis
No other band can claim to have dominated the British charts during the 70's more than Slade. The band notched-up an impressive 17 consecutive top 20 hits, including six number 1's, with 39 chart entries in all.
Fronted by Noddy Holder, the band's music became as instantly recognisable as his sideburns and chimney-stake hat.
This album takes the listener on a tribute tour through three decades, from the early hits such as 'Look Wot You Dun' and 'Mama Weer All Crazee Now', to their last big hit 'Radio Wall Of Sound' in 1991.
