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Breakthrou - Adventures Highway (Reissue) (1967-71/2007)

Breakthrou - Adventures Highway (Reissue) (1967-71/2007)

BAND/ARTIST: Breakthrou

  • Title: Adventures Highway
  • Year Of Release: 1967-71/2007
  • Label: Circle Records
  • Genre: Blues Rock, Psychedelic Rock
  • Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks, .cue, log)
  • Total Time: 48:33 + 14:38
  • Total Size: 202/431 Mb (scans)
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Breakthrou - Adventures Highway (Reissue) (1967-71/2007)


Tracklist:

Disc 1:
1. Believe It (Farrell, Abingdon, Aflalo, Thomas) - 3:51
2. Here Comes The End (Aflalo, Abingdon) - 3:06
3. Spoonful (Dixon) - 5:05
4. Love Is Strange (Smith, Robinson, Baker) - 2:55
5. Adventures Highway (Abingdon, Booth, Garratley, Thomas) - 4:10
6. I Have A Dream (Garratley) - 4:35
7. Growing Older (Booth) - 3:43
8. Troubleshoot (Abingdon, Thomas) - 3:01
9. The Story Of Peer Gynt (Farrell) - 2:44
10. Alice Dropped Out (Abingdon, Thomas) - 2:52
11. Happiness (Farrell) - 4:28
12. Shake Off That Lead (Abingdon, Thomas) - 3:33
13. The Sailor Song (Abingdon, Thomas) - 4:32

Disc 2:
1. Ice-Cream Tree (Loach) - 2:39
2. Julius Caesar (Thomas) - 2:49
3. Yours (Abingdon, Thomas, Leyland, Booth, Garratley, Aflalo) - 2:50
4. Summertime (Gershwin, Heyward) - 3:26
5. Toyland (Roden, Catchpole) - 2:52

Line-up::
Keith (Smoke) Abingdon - Guitar
Gary Aflalo - Lead Vocal
Bobby Booth - Bass Guitar (Left in 1968)
Geoff (Gladys) Garratley - Hammond Organ (Left in 1968)
Jim Leyland - Drums (Left in 1969)
Frank Farrell - Bass Guitar (Joined in 1968, Multi-talented Frank played bass for Supertramp and later worked with Leo Sayer co-writing his no1 hit ‘Moonlighting’)
Richard (Plug) Thomas - Drums (Joined in 1968)
Bill Hunt - Hammond Organ (Joined In 1969, later joined 1st ELO line up and later Wizzard)

Breakthru were a powerful live act from Birmingham who never managed to "break through" into the record charts despite a talented and charismatic line-up. Forty years later, Circle Records has released a compilation of their recorded material that we can now hear and appreciate for the first time.
Breakthru never managed to have an album released of their own which was unfortunate as their only record was a solitary single 'Ice Cream Tree' that has since appeared on various 1960s compilations. The group were never happy with the single as it was not a good representation of their "sound", and particularly as the song was not composed by the band themselves.
All the group members were actively involved in song writing with some of this backlog occasionally committed to tape whenever time and money would permit. Now, decades later, the previously un-released recordings they made have been assembled into the one and only Breakthru album titled "Adventures Highway". This collection the band members say, represents how they would like the group to be best remembered.



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  • tommy554
  •  wrote in 08:01
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thanks a lot for lossless
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  • mufty77
  •  wrote in 20:48
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Many thanks for lossless.
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  • whiskers
  •  wrote in 18:47
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Many Thanks
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  • mufty77
  •  wrote in 19:14
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Many thanks. Lost it.