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Seed Of Memory (Remaster) (Import) (CD)

By: Terry Reid (Artist)

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Track Listing

DISC 1 for Seed Of Memory (Remaster) (Import) (CD) Album By Terry Reid (Artist)
1   Faith To Arise - (studio)  
2   Seed Of Memory - (studio)  
3   Brave Awakening - (studio)  
4   To Be Treated Right - (studio)  
5   Ooh Baby (Make Me Feel So Young) - (studio)  
6   Way You Walk - (studio)  
7   Frame - (studio)  
8   Fooling You - (studio)  
 

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Review

Mojo (p.133) - 4 stars out of 5 - "[A] further reminder of Reid's mercurial talent..."

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Dirty Linen (p.85) - "Reid's expressive voice is no less effective in these laid-back surroundings....[The disc] features some fine material..."
Mojo (Publisher) (p.133) - 4 stars out of 5 - "[A] further reminder of Reid's mercurial talent..."

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Recorded in 1976.
From the sounds of SEED OF MEMORY, it's hard to tell Terry Reid was almost the lead singer of Led Zeppelin. This 1973 solo effort oozes a sunny California vibe, and appearances from Graham Nash and Jackson Browne, among others, keep that vibe strong.

Title Note

Recorded in 1976.

From the sounds of SEED OF MEMORY, it's hard to tell Terry Reid was almost the lead singer of Led Zeppelin. This 1973 solo effort oozes a sunny California vibe, and appearances from Graham Nash and Jackson Browne, among others, keep that vibe strong.

Album Description

From the sounds of SEED OF MEMORY, it's hard to tell Terry Reid was almost the lead singer of Led Zeppelin. This 1973 solo effort oozes a sunny California vibe, and appearances from Graham Nash and Jackson Browne, among others, keep that vibe strong.

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5 out of 5 stars hidde musical genius, February 21, 2008
By sparky
terry reid, has a variety of great songs,unfortunately he has never become one of the well known artists in his era. but i strongly reccomend any of his music, listen to seed of memory and go from there. he is truly talented!!!!

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