Going To A Go-Go / The Man With The Golden Guitar / It Ought To Sell A Million / Misty
Various
- Genre
- Rock
- Label
- 4 Track
- Artist
- Various
- Format
- ep
Why it matters
This 1975 release on the 4 Track label is a prime example of the budget-friendly "four-track" EP format that gained traction in the UK during the 1970s. These compilations were designed to offer listeners a quick cross-section of popular instrumental and vocal styles, making them a fascinating snapshot of the diverse musical tastes found in mid-seventies record collections.
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