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Sweet Stavin Chain (2016)

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Release date:   2016
Quality:   192-320 Kbits/sec
Tracks:   8
Duration:   38:42
Genre:   Rock, Blues Rock

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1. Dannys Rock Song: Intro 0:47 ...
2. Are You Lonely For Me Baby 4:14 ...
3. Take A Minute 6:56 ...
4. I Need Love 7:12 ...
5. Im Tore Down 3:36 ...
6. Stormy Monday Blues Call It Stormy Monday 11:10 ...
7. Teddy Bears Picnic 3:55 ...
8. Dannys Rock Song: Finale 0:52 ...
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Another Philadelphia 60's Classic

17.04.2021 by david (See all user reviews)

Philadelphia had an incredible rock scene in the late 60's/early 70's, and Sweet Stavin' Chain was part of that scene. Along with Gulliver, Nazz, Woody's Truck Stop, Mandrake Memorial, Dingo, Edison Electric, Federal Duck and others, Philadelphia's great rock bands were part of a local scene that never quite went national. This album is one of the best of the few that these bands got to release, and except for a great Nazz collection, most of the recorded history of these bands is lost to history. So pick this one up and see what was happening at the Electric Factory back in the day.

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Album details

Sweet Stavin Chain is listed as Album by Sweet Stavin Chain with a release date of 2016. The album is connected with Rock and Blues Rock categories.

The track list contains 8 tracks with a total running time of 38:42. The shortest track is Dannys Rock Song: Intro at 0:47, while the longest track is Stormy Monday Blues Call It Stormy Monday at 11:10.

The album is linked to English content languages. The cover artwork has original dimensions 500x500 px and a prepared crop of 500x500 px. The audio quality shown on the page ranges from 192 to 320 Kbits/sec.