Roy Wood - You Can Dance The Rock 'N' Roll (The Roy Wood Years '71 - '73) CD
Roy Wood - You Can Dance The Rock 'N' Roll (The Roy Wood Years '71 - '73) CD

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Roy Wood - You Can Dance The Rock 'N' Roll (The Roy Wood Years '71 - '73) CD

$30.00

CDP7925862

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DESCRIPTION
A 1989 UK compilation highlighting Roy Wood’s prolific early-'70s era, drawing together key tracks from his work with The Move, ELO, and Wizzard. This collection captures the transition from psychedelic pop to rock ’n’ roll exuberance, showcasing Wood’s unmistakable songwriting and production style.

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CONDITION
 Disc: VG++
Artwork/Slick/Digipak: VG++

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CD jewel case may show signs of wear consistent with age (very light scuffs & scratches) but will be in overall very good condition (no cracks, not broken).

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TRACKLISTING

  1. Ball Park Incident – Wizzard
  2. Until You're Mama's Gone – The Move
  3. Dear Elaine – Roy Wood
  4. Ella James – The Move
  5. First Movement (Jumping Biz) – ELO
  6. California Man – The Move
  7. Whisper In The Night – ELO
  8. Chinatown – The Move
  9. You Can Dance The Rock 'N' Roll – Wizzard
  10. Forever – Roy Wood
  11. Angel Fingers – Wizzard
  12. Look At Me Now – ELO
  13. Tonight – The Move
  14. See My Baby Jive – Wizzard
  15. Wake Up – Roy Wood
  16. It Wasn't My Idea To Dance – The Move
  17. Nancy, Sing Me A Song – Roy Wood
  18. Songs Of Praise – Roy Wood