Blood Brothers: White Vinyl LP Released This Month - March First released in 1956 and Size:2XL

Name: Blood Brothers: White Vinyl LP Released This Month - March First released in 1956 and Size:2XL
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Blood Brothers: White Vinyl LP Released This Month March First released in 1956 and Size:2XL First released in 1956 and recorded by legendary engineer Roy DuNann this new edition features ALL ANALOG mastering from the original analog tapes by Bernie Grundman which leads unsuspecting listeners into unfamiliar realms via the siren call of Mackenzie’s flute The band is on fire on this album The band was energized after returning from a tour of England and being embraced by the emerging punk rock audience over there

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