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Track Listings
| 1. One Of These Days |
| 2. Here They Come |
| 3. I'd Love To Change The World |
| 4. Over The Hill |
| 5. Baby Won't You Let Me Rock 'N' Roll You |
| 6. Once There Was A Time |
| 7. Let The Sky Fall |
| 8. Hard Monkeys |
| 9. I've Been There Too |
| 10. Uncle Jam |
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Originally released on the Chrysalis record label. Engineered by Chris Kinsey of Stones fame with Executive Production courtesy of Chris Wright, more lately of QPR and Wasps notoriety! Sleevenotes by Neil Slaven
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19 of 19 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I was astonished at the comments attributed to Rolling Stone regarding this album. It is excellent. It is smoother and not as hard rocking as some of the earlier TYA releases, but still has plenty of places where Alvin Lee can show his stuff. I'd Love To Change The World was the radio single that is still heard on classic rock stations. The rest of the material is solid throughout with a mixture of tempos. Baby Won't You Let Me rocks as hard as nearly anything in the TYA catalog, and the softer songs are just incredible. I wore out three copies of the LP before the CD was released. .
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
I have this CD and the album itself gets 5 stars as being one of the very best TYA albums for the strength of the songwriting and the emotional depth of some of the songs. A far cry from the overlong guitar solos and rythmn and blues variations of the early days. Lose two stars for the rip-off of it still being unremastered. Ssshh, Cricklewood Green or Watt are a better bet than this one until the remaster comes around.
4 of 8 people found the following review helpful
Format:Audio CD
This is the follow up to Watt and I love it as tho it were part two. starting with track 1, One of these days , or as Alvin sings it ,One dem dayz boy. a lovely little riff, Here they come a mellow acoustic number , Let the sky fall If he ever lets his woman go, Uncle Jam a impro credited to all four members which for TYA is rare. Alvin guitarist supreme the unsung hero being Leo Lyons on bass he is in a world of his own! great stuff indeed.!
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