Led Zeppelin - Deep Purple - Hot Menu 73 - 2 LPs - Japan Vinyl - P-2A

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A1 Alice Cooper– Elected

Written-By – Cooper*, Dunaway*, Buxton*, Bruce*, Smith*

3:40

A2 Seals & Crofts– Summer Breeze

Written-By – Seals & Crofts

3:24

A3 The Doobie Brothers– Listen To The Music

Written-By – Tom Johnston

3:26

A4 Gordon Lightfoot– Beautiful

Written-By – Gordon Lightfoot

3:14

A5 Ry Cooder– Dark End Of The Street

Written-By – Chips Moman, Dan Penn

3:25

A6 Arlo Guthrie– The City Of The New Orleans

Written-By – Steve Goodman

4:31

A7 James Taylor (2)– You Can Close Your Eyes

Written-By – James Taylor (2)

2:31

B1 Tower Of Power– Down To The Nightclub

Written-By – Garibaldi*, Castillo*, Kupka*

2:43

B2 The Grateful Dead– Playing In The Band

Written-By – Weir*, Hunter*

4:39

B3 The Allman Brothers Band– Ain't Wastin' Time No More

Written-By – Gregory Allman*

3:40

B4 Van Morrison– Wild Night

Written-By – Van Morrison

3:29

B5 The Section– Doing The Meatball

Written-By – Kortchmar*, Sklar*

2:50

B6 Malo (2)– Momotombo

Written-By – A. Zarate*, P. Tellez*

5:06

B7 Deep Purple– Black Night

Written-By – Gillan*, Paice*, Lord*, Blackmore*, Glover*

2:58

C1 Led Zeppelin– Hey, Hey, What Can I Do

Written-By – Page*, Bonham*, Jones*, Plant*

3:53

C2 Black Oak Arkansas– Keep The Faith

Written-By – Black Oak Arkansas

3:10

C3 Dr. John– Stack-A-Lee

Arranged By [Traditional] – Archibald

3:28

C4 Spinners– I'll Be Around

Written-By – P. Hurtt*, T. Bell*

3:10

C5 The J. Geils Band– Homework

Written-By – Al Perkins (2), D. Clark*, Otis Rush

2:34

C6 Ramatam– Wild Like Wine

Written-By – Russ Smith (2)

3:48

C7 Emerson, Lake & Palmer– Lucky Man

Written-By – G. Lake*

4:36

D1 Manassas– Colorado

Written-By – Stills*

2:53

D2 Jonathan Edwards (2)– Stop And Start It All Again

Written-By – J. Edwards*

3:00

D3 Hugues Aufray– On N'est Pas Heureux

Written-By – Hugues Aufray, Jean-Pierre Sabard*

2:54

D4 John Prine– Sam Stone

Written-By – John Prine

4:14

D5 Danny O'Keefe– Good Time Charlie's Got The Blues

Written-By – Danny O'Keefe

3:01

D6 Donny Hathaway– Little Ghetto Boy

Written-By – E. DeRouen*, E. Howard*

4:32

D7 Roberta Flack– The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face

Written-By – Ewan MacColl

4:15

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