Vinyl Album - The Pirates - Out Of Their Skulls - Warner Bros. - UK

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Artist:	The Pirates
Title:	Out Of Their Skulls
Label:	Warner Bros.
Country:	UK
Catalogue:	K 56411
Date:	Oct 1977
Format:	LP
Genre:	Rock & Roll
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	6 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	The Pirates	Please Don't Touch	Heath, Robinson	Rate
A2	The Pirates	I Can Tell	McDaniels, Smith	Rate
A3	The Pirates	Peter Gunn	Mancini	Rate
A4	The Pirates	Lonesome Train	Moore, Subotsky	Rate
A5	The Pirates	Shakin' All Over	Heath	Rate
A6	The Pirates	Milk Cow Blues	Arr. Green, Spence, Farley	Rate
B1	The Pirates	Drinkin' wine spo'de'O'D	McGhee, Williams	Rate
B2	The Pirates	Do The Dog	Thomas	Rate
B3	The Pirates	Gibson Martin Fender	Green	Rate
B4	The Pirates	Don't Műnchen it	Green, Spence	Rate
B5	The Pirates	That's The Way You Are	Green	Rate
B6	The Pirates	You Don't Own Me	Green, Lancaster	Rate

Images

Number: 463435 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: kab2112 SUBS Description: Front Cover	Number: 1333769 Uploaded By: kab2112 SUBS Description: back cover	Number: 1333770 Uploaded By: kab2112 SUBS Description: side 1 label	Number: 1333771 Uploaded By: kab2112 SUBS Description: side 2 label
Number: 1660387 Uploaded By: Paul Vinyl Description: No Description	Number: 1786333 Uploaded By: Skywalker007 Description: Back Cover	Number: 1786337 Uploaded By: Skywalker007 Description: A-Side Label	Number: 1786340 Uploaded By: Skywalker007 Description: B-Side Label

Comments and Reviews


kab2112 SUBS 8th May 2017		I didn't get the chance to see these (one of my regrets) , but a friend of mine saw them a couple of times in the late 1970's. Said they were awesome live. I've got some other live stuff on CD which is very good also. Mick Green gives a good account of himself on Paul McCartney's live at the Cavern DVD



Lee Wrecker 8th May 2017		Review The live side of this is great. Admittedly the singing is not so hot in places but the band is firing on all cylinders and cooking up a heady brew of foot to the floor guitar driven rock 'n' roll. The B side of the album recorded in the studio is not much to write home about. In fact some of the songs here "Don't Műnchen It" and "Gibson Martin Fender" are nearly as bad as "Just Another Party" from their 1982 Peter Gunn EP. Pirates fans will know what I'm talking about here but is this album worth having? Hell yes, the live side is as good as gets for hearing Mick Green do his thing on guitar like no-one else can. Recommended to anyone that likes British R 'n' B bands or loves bluesy rock 'n' roll guitar bands. 5 people found this review helpful. ✔︎ Helpful Review?



kab2112 SUBS 8th May 2017		Back Cover & Label Scans added

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USA - Warner Bros. - 1978

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