Robert Calvert - Captain Lockheed & The Starfighters vinyl record cover

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Franz Josef Strauss, Defence Minister, Reviews the Luftwaffe in 195

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Finding It

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The Aerospaceage Inferno

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Aircraft Slaesman (A Door in the Foot)

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The Widow Maker

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Two Test Pilots Discuss the Starfighter's Performance

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The Right Stuff

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Board Meeting (Seen Through a Contact Lense)

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The Song of the Gremlin (Part One)

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Ground Crew (Last Minute Reassembly Before Take- Off) 1

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Hero with a Wing 1

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Ground Control to Pilot 1

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Ejection 1

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Interview 1

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I Resign 1

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The Song of the Gremlin (Part Two) 1

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Bier Garten 1

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Catch a Falling Starfighter 1

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The Right Stuff (Extended Version) 1

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Ejection (Single Version) 2

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Catch a Falling Starfighter (Single Version)


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Label: ATOMHENGE

Robert Calvert

Captain Lockheed & The Starfighters

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ABOUT THE ALBUM


Digitally re-mastered and expanded edition of the former Hawkwind member's 1974 album including three bonus tracks. Recorded for United Artists Records, this concept album featured classic songs such as 'Ejection', 'The Right Stuff' and 'The Widowmaker' interwoven with humorous satirical dialogue from Calvert, Jim Capaldi and Viv Stanshall. The musical guests include Hawkwind, Arthur Brown and Brian Eno, making for a unique and legendary album. Atomhenge. 2009.

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