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Emotions

by The Pretty Things

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20 tracks · 57 min

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01Death of a Socialite2:45
02Children3:05
03The Sun3:06
04There Will Never Be Another Day2:23
05House of Ten2:54
06Out in the Night2:44
07One Long Glance2:55
08Growing in My Mind2:21
09Photographer2:08
10Bright Lights of the City3:02
11Tripping3:27
12My Time3:09
13A House in the Country (single version)3:01
14Progress (single version)2:42
15Photographer (alternate mix)2:15
16There Will Be Another Day (alternate mix)2:26
17My Time (alternate mix)3:11
18The Sun (alternate mix)3:10
19Progress (alternate mix)2:57
20Children (alternate take)3:01

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In brief

When was Emotions released?: Emotions was released in 1967.
How many tracks are on Emotions?: Emotions has 20 tracks, with a runtime of 57 minutes.
What genre is Emotions?: Emotions is catalogued under Rock & Roll.

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