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The Love I Thought I'd Found
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Strange Affair
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Just What You Want - Just What You'll Get
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But She's Mine
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Desdemona
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Remember Thomas À Beckett
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Midsummer Night's Scene
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Sara, Crazy Child
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Come And Play With Me In The Garden
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Go-Go Girl
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Jagged Time Lapse
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Arthur Green (Credited To Andy Ellison)
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It's Been A Long Time (Andy Ellison Solo)
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Fool From Upper Eden (Andy Ellison Solo)
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Another Lucky Lie (Andy Ellison Solo)
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You Can't Do That (Andy Ellison Solo)
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Cornflake Zoo (Andy Ellison Solo)
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Help! (Andy Ellison Solo)
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Casbah Candy (Andy Ellison Solo)
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Hippy Gumbo (Andy Ellison Solo)
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Down Down (By The Silence)
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Cold On Me (By The Silence)
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Forgive Me If I'm Wrong (By The Silence)
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Mustang Ford
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Not The Sort Of Girl You Take To Bed
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Sally Was An Angel (Vocal)
Item UPC: 5013929782723
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Label: IMPORTS
ABOUT THE ALBUM
Two CD set. John's Children was the quintessential cult '60s mod/psych band, controversial, sharply dressed and subsequently the stuff of legend. The band was fronted by Andy Ellison (later with Jet and Radio Stars) and boasted Marc Bolan within their ranks during their short life. A Strange Affair for the first time boasts the entire Johns Children output between 1966 and 1970. The package includes two singles for EMI's Columbia label, rour singles for The Who's label Track Records and their mock-live album Orgasm! Which was belatedly issued on US label White Whale in 1970. Also includes Andy Ellison's subsequent solo singles, three tracks by pre-Johns Children band The Silence, and a raft of rare and previously unissued alternative versions and mixes.
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