Super Hits of The 70s: Have A Nice Day, Vol. 4

As for the Bells themselves, sultry! *gag*

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Here's a twist...and yet it isn't.

_In 1978, he toured Europe, and while there he collaborated on the soundtrack of the Italian spaghetti western Sella d'Argento (Silver Saddle/They Died with Their Boots On), directed by Lucio Fulci._

Did Kris Kristofferson "do a Zeppelin" and refuse to release any singles or something? Anyhow, these are top notch versions of two quality songs. Particularly taken with Ray Price's effort.

Checking wiki, apparently the only single from his s/t debut was "To Beat The Devil", which is cray when you considered how loaded with hit copywrites it is.

ooh, "Silver Bird" is good. Imagining Lalo Schifrin was asked to arrange a Eurovision Song Contest entry! I may vote for this.

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Spiro Agnew EAT A DICK

THE MAN CAN'T BUST OUR MUSIC

One Toke Over the Rose Garden

or:

I Never Promised You A Toke

Trying to imagine the mash-up artist of 1971 desperately trying to splice master tapes together to create that.

Dickie Goodman, where art thou?

Super Hits of The 70s: Have A Nice Day, Vol. 5