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VINILO LP DOBLE - TRAFFIC - JOHN BARLEYCORN MUST DIE - MADE IN SPAIN - ISLAND - 1977 VINILO LP DOBLE - TRAFFIC - JOHN BARLEYCORN MUST DIE - MADE IN SPAIN - ISLAND - 1977 VINILO LP DOBLE - TRAFFIC - JOHN BARLEYCORN MUST DIE MADE IN SPAIN -  ISLAND RECORDS 25.114-I - 1977 Se suministra con funda de plastico para su protección. Envío por correos desde REUS Gastos de envío: Por cuenta del comprador ENVIOS ESPAÑA Y RESTO DEL MUNDO: Los envios se realizaran a traves del servicio de TODOCOLECCION/CORREOS:, en sobres acolchados, de cartón o tubos de cartón. TARIFAS: Para envíos nacionales peninsulares, canarias e internacionales https://cloud10.todocoleccion.online/tc/correos/tarifas_feb_2020.pdf SE HACEN ENVÍOS COMBINADOS Caracteristicas del envío: FORMAS DE PAGO * Transferencia o Ingreso Bancario: OPENBANK * Pago en mano (REUS) * BIZUM *PayPal (no acepto pagar comisiones, por tanto asegúrate de hacer el pago como amigo o familiar para que no me cobren comisión, o asumir la comisión cargada). *No acepto contrareembolso No me hago responsable de perdidas o daño en caso de escoger envío ordinario. Para cualquier duda no dudes en contactar conmigo. Nota: EL PAGO DEBE REALIZARSE ANTES DE 1 SEMANA (8 DIAS) DESPUÉS DE ADQUIRIR EL ARTICULO. EN CASO CONTRARIO PONDRE EL ARTÍCULO DE NUEVO A LA VENTA..

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RAY CHARLES: LOVE & PEACE [LONDON - ESP 1978] LP RAY CHARLES: LOVE & PEACE [LONDON - ESP 1978] LP Ray Charles  "Love & Peace"  LP (London)  1978  made in Spain cat. num.  TXS 3126 #soul  #funk  #r&b   You 20th Century Fox 2:45 Take Off That Dress 3:35 She Knows 4:43 Riding Thumb 3:10 We Had It All 4:35 No Achievement Showing 3:38 A Peace That We Never Before Could Enjoy 5:19 Is There Anyone Out There 5:58 Give The Poor Man A Break 3:26   Here, unfortunately, is one of several examples of why Ray Charles has been such a frustrating record-maker over the last quarter of the 20th century at least. His powers of expression as a vocalist and keyboardist are undiminished on the second album of his return to the Atlantic fold; he could still squeeze some soul out of anything. But his ability to choose great, good, or even merely appropriate material had deserted him -- and so we hear nowhere ballads ("She Knows"), stale song ideas ("You 20th Century Fox"), empty, poorly arranged and paced rousers ("We Had It All"), and political statements that fall flat ("A Peace That We Never Before Could Enjoy," "Give the Poor Man a Break") -- nothing that even this prodigious talent can save, and all treated to a veiled, raucous mix. Other than the team of arrangers (Harry Goodnight, Roger Newman, Larry Mahoberack), there are no musician credits nor any notes. Ultimately the blame for this uninteresting record must go to the producer, the co-engineer, the lead keyboardist, and the singer -- who are all one and the same person.