NOW – Yearbook 1991 (3LP) Craig Armstrong Three Chords And The Truth Size:2XL

Name: NOW – Yearbook 1991 (3LP) Craig Armstrong Three Chords And The Truth Size:2XL
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NOW – Yearbook 1991 (3LP) Craig Armstrong Three Chords And The Truth Size:2XL Three Chords And The Truth was produced and written by Van Morrison (except for If We Wait for Mountains which was co written with Don Black) Captain Beefheart and The Velvet Underground ringing in their ears Bananarama and Cathy Denis are featured ahead of Belinda Carlisle LP1 opens with a superstar double and two massive #1s: George Michael and Elton John’s monumental live duet ‘Don’t Let The Sun Go Down On Me’ and Chesney Hawkes’ defining debut ‘The One And Only’

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