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Roads To Moscow - Al Stewart - Chronicles-The Best of Al Stewart (Vinyl, LP)

1991
Label: EMI - EMC 3590 • Format: Vinyl LP, Compilation, Stereo • Country: US • Genre: Pop, Folk, World, & Country •

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8 Replies to “ Roads To Moscow - Al Stewart - Chronicles-The Best of Al Stewart (Vinyl, LP) ”

Nalkree
25.02.2020 at 01:01

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This is a collection of Al Stewart's best known songs from the mid's onwards, although he was writing and performing his distinctive brand of folk/rock music, often on historical themes, from the late 60s. So this album represents the mid to later phase of his career when he moved to a more commercial style with 'Year of the cat'/5(36).
Dizil
22.02.2020 at 18:05

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View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Chronicles-The Best of Al Stewart on Discogs.5/5(2).
Mikarn
23.02.2020 at 01:14

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Stewart made the leap in October of with the release of Past, Present and Future, an LP's worth of songs that would explore past lives (and the future by way of the past, on "Nostradamus"). The latter song and "Roads to Moscow" also gave him his first major exposure in America, where FM and college radio stations quickly picked up on both.
Kajin
18.02.2020 at 18:25

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Apr 16, · Written By – Al Stewart: Clifton In The Rain Written By – Al Stewart: The Candidate Written By – Al Stewart: Broadway Hotel Written By – Al Stewart: Lord Grenville Written By – Al Stewart: Roads To Moscow Written By – Al Stewart: Intro/ Year Of The Cat (Live Bonus Track.
JoJogal
21.02.2020 at 04:49

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The studio recording of "Roads To Moscow" is a full eight minutes in length, while an excellent version, running to 8 minutes 17 seconds, appears on the second volume of Oceans Of emagsidespepinn.reletebircendtisjasohhendrondestking.co is a three volume unofficial CD set of live recordings made between and , and released through the UK fan club in by Stewart's official biographer Neville Judd.
Kagor
26.02.2020 at 09:52

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This is a collection of Al Stewart's best known songs from the mid's onwards, although he was writing and performing his distinctive brand of folk/rock music, often on historical themes, from the late 60s. So this album represents the mid to later phase of his career when he moved to a more commercial style with 'Year of the cat'/5(31).
Sagrel
24.02.2020 at 09:59

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Al Stewart obviously knew his military history and imagined himself a young homesick Soviet soldier. Solzhenitsyn himself was free in the US for years and a bit of a celebrity - still, homesick, he returned to holy Russia near the end of his days, calling for a return to the Russian monarchy and lamenting the soullessness of post-wall Russia.
Dikus
23.02.2020 at 07:35

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Dec 09, · Al wrote: The German Invasion of Russia, on the 22nd June , was on of the greatest single events in the history of the world. The hero of “Roads to Moscow” fights his way first backwards towards Moscow, and then all the way to Berlin, only to be imprisoned by Stalin, as were incalculable millions of others at the end of the Second World.

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Roads To Moscow - Al Stewart - Chronicles-The Best of Al Stewart (Vinyl, LP)

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