The Keyhole Street Demos 1966–67
| The Keyhole Street Demos 1966–67 | ||||
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| Studio album by Pete Ham | ||||
| Released |
18 avril 2016 2016 | |||
| Recorded | Between 1966 and 1968 | |||
| Genre | Power pop, Blues | |||
| Length | 50:22 | |||
| Label | Without You Music | |||
| Producer | Dan Matovina | |||
| Pete Ham chronology | ||||
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The Keyhole Street Demos 1966–67 is a two-CD collection of demos recorded by Pete Ham then singer/guitarist for The Iveys in 1966-19687. It was limited to 1000 copies and released through the crowdfunding website PledgeMusic.
Tracklisting
Disc 1
- Testing [not a song]
- I Want You
- Come A Bit Closer
- Horse With A Green Tail
- Come And Join Us
- You Didn't Know Each Other Very Well
- Never Felt Like This
- 1988*
- I'll See You Tonight
- Think Twice
- Happened Again
- I've Cried*
- Blackjack [instrumental]
- I'm Only Crying
- Dress Myself In Black
- Heartburn
- Girl Next Door In The Miniskirt*
- Grand Prix [not a song]
- Can't Stop*
- Graham Hill [not a song]
- Cavalier Club Rock [instrumental]
- Memories*
- Free Sample
- Loved By You
- Punch With Judy
- I'm In Love
- For My Sympathy
- Black And White Rainbows
- Keyhole Street*
- I'll Kiss You Goodnight
- Mrs. Jones*
- Little Sue
- Knocking Down Our Home
Disc 2
- Testing (Grampian) [not a song]
- Ostrich
- How Much Is The Sky
- Do What You Like
- Open Your Mind
- Down Down Down
- Never Been Alone
- Tender Embrace*
- I've Been There Once Before
- Genie
- Stink
- Beautiful Dream
- Another Day
- When I'm Asleep
- Hurt Too Many Times
- Has Someone Really Got Into My Heart
- Get Up
- Joker
- Hampstead Heath [instrumental]
- I Need You
- I'm Alone
- Weep Baby
- The Raven: He's A Raven/Meeek/Frank/Gravity/Nightwing/Drifting/Taking Flight/Raven reprise
Vinyl 45 rpm disc
- No, Let it Go
- You’re Such a Good Woman
Digital bonus tracks
- Blodwyn
Trivia
- Knocking down our home and I'm in love, in their studio version, were released on the Ivey's Maybe Tomorrow LP
- Mrs. Jones studio version is available as a bonus track on the Maybe Tomorrow 1992 CD version
- Bloodwyn studio version is released on Badfinger's debut album No Dice
- Black and white rainbow's studio version, saw release in 2008 on "An Apple A Day"
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