THE SINGLES

Earth And Fire

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Symphonic Prog

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Boxset/Compilation, released in 1995

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Seasons (4:07)
2. Ruby is the one (3:26)
3. Wild and exciting (4:03)
4. Invitation (3:50)
5. Storm and thunder (4:50)
6. Memories (3:20)
7. Maybe tomorrow maybe tonight (3:12)
8. Love of life (3:00)
9. Only time will tell (3:41)
10. Thanks for the love (3:40)
11. What difference does it make (3:08)
12. 7,8th Avenue (3:02)
13. Weekend (3:33)
14. Fire of love (3:53)
15. Dream (3:03)
16. Tell me why (3:08)
17. Love is an ocean (3:57)
18. Twenty-four hours (3:39)
19. Jack is back (3:12)
20. The two of us (3:57)

Total Time: 71:20

Line-up / Musicians

- Jerney Kaagman / lead vocals
- Ton van de Kleij / drums, percussion
- Chris Koerts / guitars, backing vocals
- Gerard Koerts / keyboards, guitar, Mellotron, backing vocals
- Hans Ziech / bass

Releases information

CD BR music BX 505-2 (1995)

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2 stars Does what it says on the tin. Does contain some stunning music. Does not have anything much of interest from track eleven onwards, accurately charting the band's rapid and terminal artistic decline. Does not contain any of their late eighties comeback singles or Jerney Kaagman's mid-eighties sol ... (read more)

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