From the band that went       , it's the album that spewed out a string of gigantic hit singles. And now it's ours.

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Track listing

Side A
"Nightflight to Venus" (Frank Farian, Fred Jay, Dietmar Kawohl) – 4:46
"Rasputin" (Frank Farian, Fred Jay, George Reyam (Hans-Jörg Mayer)) – 5:57
"Painter Man" (Eddie Phillips, Kenny Pickett) – 3:10
"He Was a Steppenwolf" (Frank Farian, Fred Jay, Stefan Klinkhammer) – 6:51
"King of the Road" (Roger Miller) – 2:35

Side B

"Rivers of Babylon" (Brent Dowe, Trevor McNaughton, Frank Farian, George Reyam) – 4:18
"Voodoonight" (Giorgio Sgarbi) – 3:31
"Brown Girl in the Ring" (Traditional; arranged by Frank Farian) – 4:02
"Never Change Lovers in the Middle of the Night" (Mats Björklund, Keith Forsey, Fred Jay) – 5:32
"Heart of Gold" (Neil Young) – 4:00

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nightflight_to_Venus

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s1WLq_127dY&list=PLAFB20OoL0eaj7tx6b8b9-XTK3R-taZBB

     

Another half a job…

Like errmegod, It's not that Heart of Gold is it?

yes.

35 minutes to go.

This is going to be abysmal isn't it.

No.


I've had Ma Baker stuck in my head ever since this mentioned this morning.

They do version of King of the Road for pity's sake.

But Ma Baker isn't on this album.

Didn't they do an album called Bononononos or something?

It's started!

Track 1 - Nightflight to Venus.

I'm in!

Vocoder.

It's the Future!

By your command!

This'll teach that George Clinton how to do Funk.

I like the CD image they've used.

OOh, the way the drums went into Rasputin, GENIUS!