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1. Yeah! - White & Gold - Stereo German vinyl LP album (LP record) Tracklisting / Additional Info: 1. A Hard day's night 2. I should have known better 3. If I fell 4. I'm happy just to dance with you 5. And I love her 6. Tell me why 7. Can't buy me love 8. Anytime at all 9. I'll cry instead Things we said today When I get home You can.

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2. Yes - Samples, Covers and Remixes on WhoSampled. Discover all Yes's music connections, watch videos, listen to music, discuss and download.

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3. May 01,  · Ernest Lough sings "Hear ye Israel" from "Elijah" by Mendelssohn. Slide Show. As Ernest himself agrees, this is in my opinion his finest recording. Despite being probably a .

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4. Jan 09,  · Hear Ye Israel (Elijah) pt2=concl Audio Preview 78_hear-ye-israel-elijah-pt2concl_lough-ernest-thalben-ball-g-temple-church-lon Instrument treble Label HMV Scanner Internet Archive Python library Speed plus-circle Add Review. comment. Reviews.

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6. Jan 31,  · A pronouncement before an announcement. Usually loud and gets people's attention. A call often heard at the Renaissance Festival.

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7. Search results 1 - 40 of Oasis Children's opera: The 1st work for violin; the 2nd wiork for soprano, oud, cello, and piano; the 3rd work a children's opera in 4 scenes; the 4th work is an excerpt from the 3rd Contributor: Fleischer, Tsippi - Mirsāl, Īmān. - Medini, Yaʻel - Abrahamson, Gila - Barolsky, Yael - Israel-Kolatt, Rona - Jamal, Emil - Gotlibovich, Jonathan - Lurie, Philip.

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8. Aug 11,  · If you care to compare your various pressings and let us know which you prefer, that is cool too. Also, for those that do needle drops, feel free to post samples of what you have. We will go in order from first to most recent. When we did this for the Rush vinyl pressings thread, we ended up discussing each album for two or three days apiece.

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