Re: I hear it brother Reg!
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Unless I'm mistaken Paul Pena wrote that Steve Miller classic and Miller was covering a Paul Pena song
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From Wikipedia:
"Pena wrote and recorded the song in 1973 for his New Train album; however, due to conflicts
between Pena and his label, New Train sat unreleased until 2000. Miller, having heard a bootleg
recording of the album, decided to record "Jet Airliner" for his band's Book of Dreams album in 1977.
It was concurrently released as a single, and reached #8 on the Billboard chart."
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"It was done only for political reasons only anyway. "
"It was done only for political reasons only anyway. "
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Unless I'm mistaken Paul Pena wrote that Steve Miller classic and Miller was covering a Paul Pena song
...
From Wikipedia:
"Pena wrote and recorded the song in 1973 for his New Train album; however, due to conflicts
between Pena and his label, New Train sat unreleased until 2000. Miller, having heard a bootleg
recording of the album, decided to record "Jet Airliner" for his band's Book of Dreams album in 1977.
It was concurrently released as a single, and reached #8 on the Billboard chart."
–--
"It was done only for political reasons only anyway. "
"It was done only for political reasons only anyway. "
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Quite Possibly The Greatest Country-Rock Song Every Done By A Bunch of Brits – Peter T. on October 27th, 2009-
The Aforementioned Song, And Just The Song (No Silly Comedic Distractions) – Peter T. on October 27th, 2009
Re: Quite Possibly The Greatest Country-Rock Song Every Done By A Bunch of Brits – edlorah on October 27th, 2009
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