5 thoughts on “ Dont Keep Me Waiting - McKendree Spring - Tracks (Vinyl, LP, Album) ”

1. It is a good album It is more folk orientated than previous albums Simple melodies,catchy phrasing and less hard rock driven than Mckendree Spring 3 The only shortcoming is the publishing rights are owned by a german recording company named handpricasmacigopodercarptivendna.coinfo makes it more difficult to obtain their material.I wish they were under handpricasmacigopodercarptivendna.coinfo their music would be more accessable to consumers/5(5).

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2. 1 Don't Keep Me Waiting - Fran McKendree 2 Underground Railroad - Fran McKendree, David Woods 3 The Man In Me - Bob Dylan 4 Watch Those Pennies - David Woods 5 Shoot Me - Keith Sykes 6 Two Of Me - David Woods 7 Train To Dixie - Keith Sykes 8 Friends Die Easy II - Fran McKendree 9 Road To Somewhere - Fred.

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3. Mar 23,  · "Dark Eyed Woman" opens the album with promise, and it is indeed one of Spirit's hardest-rocking studio performances. Randy California's inspired guitar solo is one of the finest performances of the period. The riff and general feel of the track (right down to the siren sound effects) were borrowed by Traffic on "Shoot Out at the Fantasy Factory.".

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4. - SPRING SUITE Equinox Winter I was born The madman The girl Today's the day The storm Growing Spring - TRACKS Don't Keep Me Waiting Underground Railroad The Man In Me Watch Those Pennies Shoot Me Two Of Me Train To Dixie Friends Die Easy II Road To Somewhere

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5. Tracks, an Album by McKendree Spring. Released in on Decca [USA] (catalog no. DL ; Vinyl LP). Genres: Folk Rock.

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