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BBC Radio Sessions by The Bluetones — Ratings & Reviews · Riffiter

Album · 2007

BBC Radio Sessions

by The Bluetones

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13 tracks · 50 min

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01Slight Return (BBC John Peel Session 1994)3:18
02Talking To Clarry (BBC John Peel Session 1994)6:07
03Glad To See Y' Back Again? (BBC Evening Session 1995)3:14
04String Along (BBC Evening Session 1995)3:30
05Castle Rock (BBC John Peel Session 1996)3:17
06Vampire (BBC John Peel Session 1996)4:57
07If... (BBC Evening Session 1998)4:46
08Sleazy Bed Track (BBC Evening Session 1998)4:26
09Solomon Bites The Worm (BBC Evening Session 1998)2:56
10The Basement Song (BBC Evening Session 2000)4:03
11The Last Of The Great Navigators (BBC Evening Session 2000)3:50
12I'm Over And I Know It (BBC Evening Session 2000)3:03
13Slack Jaw (BBC Evening Session 2000)2:42

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When was BBC Radio Sessions released?: BBC Radio Sessions was released in 2007.
How many tracks are on BBC Radio Sessions?: BBC Radio Sessions has 13 tracks, with a runtime of 50 minutes.

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