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In The Seventies by The Shadows — Ratings & Reviews · Riffiter

Album · 1999

In The Seventies

In The Seventies is an album by The Shadows, released in 1999, with 20 tracks.

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Tracks: 70 min
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20 tracks · 70 min

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01Let Me Be the One2:52
02Don't Cry for Me Argentina3:36
03The Theme from "The Deer Hunter" (Cavatina)3:26
04The Air That I Breathe3:57
05Bright Eyes3:47
06Riders in the Sky3:37
07Baker Street4:55
08Parisienne Walkways3:34
09Classical Gas3:08
10The Most Beautiful Girl2:49
11Montezuma's Revenge4:04
12Black Is Black4:02
13God Only Knows2:41
14Lucille (1999 Remaster)2:52
15Bridge over Troubled Water4:42
16Rodrigo's Guitar Concerto De Aranjuez3:28
17Colorado Songbird3:35
18Get Back (1999 Remaster)3:08
19(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction (1999 Remaster)2:45
20Cricket Bat Boogie3:21

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In brief

When was In The Seventies released?: In The Seventies was released in 1999.
How many tracks are on In The Seventies?: In The Seventies has 20 tracks, with a runtime of 70 minutes.

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