Let Me Know - Johns Children - The Legendary Orgasm Album (CD, Album)

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1. From the very beginning of listening to this CD, I was reminded of the band Flyleaf. I'm a fan of Flyleaf, but did not like there last album. The new album by the Letter Black is ten times better than Flyleaf. The very first song "Fire With Fire" started off the album on a great path with a good hard rocking song/5(76).

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2. Career history. Ron Haffkine born in New York City, New York on December 13, contracted polio, at age 12, and remained completely paralyzed for 2 yrs. At 21, Ron was a musician and composer in Greenwich Village who met and became good friends with 28 year old Shel Silverstein, an American poet, singer-songwriter, cartoonist, screenwriter, and author of children's books.

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3. Jewel Case with 24 page colour booklet. Booklet includes liner notes, photos, release labels and sleeves and track by track commentary by Andy Ellison. Andy's liner notes are adapted from his forthcoming autobiography. John’s Children were the quintessential cult 60s Mod/Psych band, controversial, sharply dressed and subsequently the stuff of legend. The band were fronted by Andy Ellison.

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4. Jul 20,  · John's Children; Album The Legendary Orgasm Album; Licensed to YouTube by SHOULD I STAY OR SHOULD I GO (Let Me Know) / JOHN'S CHILDREN - Duration: Jean-Charles 28, views.

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5. Album Originally Issued (On CD) Originally Issued In Album Format Bred 31(On Inlay) A Cherry Red Records Archive Release. Manufactured In England (On Backside Cover & Inlay) This is the Sonopress pressing. The MPO pressing is here - The Legendary Orgasm Album and the Mayking pressing here - The Legendary Orgasm Album.5/5(1).

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6. JOHN'S CHILDREN Orgasm ( Italian limited edition track LP pressed on gram Virgin Vinyl, gatefold picture sleeve. Originally scheduled for release on White Whale in the US in but withdrawn due to pressure from the Daughters of The American Revolution [a pressure group who objected to the title & sleeve image].

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7. The album continues with the stark, raw blues of "Baker Man," before the band adds an edgier rock vibe to "Bone Man." John Fusco does his best Randy Newman impression with the poetic-piano ballad "Ophelia (Oh I Feel Ya)," while "Don't Mess Up A Good Thing" has a swinging, New Orleans jazz feel, as Fusco and Risse Norman duet wonderfully on the.

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8. May 04,  · 50+ videos Play all Mix - SHOULD I STAY OR SHOULD I GO (Let Me Know) / JOHN'S CHILDREN YouTube Nirvana-Should I Stay Or Should I Go (The Clash Cover) - Duration: Zé Manel 91, views.

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