Kate Bush ?– The Kick Inside 1978 Original EMI Album Play Tested.
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Kate Bush ?– The Kick Inside 1978 Original EMI Album Play Tested.
Play tested as VG+, sleeve VG+ with some minor signs of wear.
Tracklist A1 Moving Electric Piano – Duncan Mackay A2 The Saxophone Song Bass – Bruce Lynch Drums – Barry De Souza Guitar – Alan Parker Guitar, Electric Guitar – Paul Keogh Keyboards – Andrew Powell Saxophone – Alan Skidmore A3 Strange Phenomena Electric Piano – Andrew Powell Percussion – Morris Pert Synthesizer – Duncan Mackay A4 Kite Organ, Clavinet – Duncan Mackay Percussion – Morris Pert A5 The Man With The Child In His Eyes A6 Wuthering Heights Acoustic Guitar – David Paton Bass, Celesta – Andrew Powell Electric Guitar – Ian Bairnson Organ – Duncan Mackay Percussion – Morris Pert B1 James And The Cold Gun Organ – Duncan Mackay B2 Feel It B3 Oh To Be In Love Backing Vocals – David Paton, Ian Bairnson Guitar – David Paton Mandolin – Paddy Bush Percussion – Stuart Elliott Synthesizer – Andrew Powell B4 L'Amour Looks Something Like You Electric Piano – Duncan Mackay B5 Them Heavy People Backing Vocals – Kate Bush, Paddy Bush B6 Room For The Life Percussion – Stuart Elliott Percussion [Beer Bottles] – Andrew Powell, Ian Bairnson Percussion [Boo-bams] – Morris Pert B7 The Kick Inside
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