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Doug And The Slugs - Tales From Terminal City (1992) [Complete CD]
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The Slugs released their final album, Tales from Terminal City (1992), on Doug Bennett’s independent label, Tomcat Records.
Tracklist:
Terminal City
Say You're Gonna Love Me
Rusty Bus
Let the Jelly Roll
Cover me with Roses
Shotgun
Mystery Bride
Stand Up
Victim of Love
Carved in Stone
Black Widow
The Slugs released their final album, Tales from Terminal City (1992), on Doug Bennett’s independent label, Tomcat Records.
Tracklist:
Terminal City
Say You're Gonna Love Me
Rusty Bus
Let the Jelly Roll
Cover me with Roses
Shotgun
Mystery Bride
Stand Up
Victim of Love
Carved in Stone
Black Widow
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20:35 And Your Bird Can Sing
22:35 For No One
24:35 Doctor Robert
26:50 I Want To Tell You
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Paul McCartney – lead, harmony and backing vocals; bass, rhythm and lead guitars; piano, clavichord; tape loops, sound effects; handclaps, finger snaps
George Harrison – lead, harmony and backing vocals; lead, acoustic, rhythm and bass guitars; sitar, tambura; tape loops, sound effects; maracas, tambourine, handclaps, finger snaps
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2. I'm a Loser 2:21
3. Baby's in Black 5:00
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5. I'll Follow the Sun 9:50
6. Mr. Moonlight (Roy Lee Johnson) 11:46
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2. Words of Love (Buddy Holly) 19:55
3. Honey Don't (Carl Perkins) 22:15
4. Every Little Thing 25:18
5. I Don't Want to Spoil the Party 27:25
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George Harrison – harmony and backing vocals; lead (6- and 12-string) and acoustic guitars; African drum, handclaps; lead vocals on "Everybody's Trying to Be My Baby"
Ringo Starr – drums, tambourine, maracas, timpani, cowbell, packing case, bongos; lead vocals on "Honey Don't"
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Two-Gophers-from-Texas-(1948)-1080p
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This short was originally released in Cinecolor, but was re-released as a Blue Ribbon Reissue in 3-hue Technicolor.
This is the first cartoon where the Goofy Gophers have brown and tan fur, as opposed to grey and white fur as in their previous appearance.
This is the only Goofy Gophers short that was the direction was completely done by Arthur Davis.
Whereas their previous short, "The Goofy Gophers", was originally planned by Bob Clampett, but was finished by Davis after Clampett's departure in 1945.
Their next short, "A Ham in a Role", was started by Davis, but finished by Robert McKimson after Davis' unit was shut down in 1947, when the animation studio was cutting costs.
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Some airings of this cartoon's USA 1995 dubbed version print on CN/Boomerang USA have the black screens in-between the fade-outs edited out for time (evidence in the video in the infobox here), though the cartoon's USA 1995 dubbed version print does exist without the black screens edited out. The EU dubbed version print of the cartoon however doesn't have the black screens removed.
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