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The Inmates - Dirty Water: The Collection 1979-1982 (2019)

The Inmates - Dirty Water: The Collection 1979-1982 (2019)

BAND/ARTIST: The Inmates

  • Title: Dirty Water: The Collection 1979-1982
  • Year Of Release: 2019
  • Label: Warner Music Group - X5 Music Group
  • Genre: Beat, Garage Rock, Pub Rock, Rock & Roll
  • Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
  • Total Time: 02:16:09
  • Total Size: 333/946 Mb
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Tracklist:

01. Dirty Water
02. Love Got Me
03. Mr. Unreliable
04. The Walk
05. I Can't Sleep
06. Jealousy
07. Three Time Loser
08. You're the One That Done It
09. Midnight to Six Man
10. Jeanie Jeanie Jeanie
11. If Time Could Turn Backwards
12. Back In History
13. I Can't Stop
14. Danger Zone
15. Talkin' Woman
16. Talk Talk
17. Tell Me What's Wrong
18. So Much In Love
19. Stop It Baby
20. Waiting Game
21. Crime Don't Pay
22. Feelin' Good
23. (I Thought I Heard A) Heartbeat
24. Why, When the Love Has Gone
25. Sweet Rain
26. I Can't Make up My Mind
27. Show You My Way
28. Some Kinda Wonderful
29. Jealousy (Live at the Electric Ballroom, 27/10/1979)
30. Sweet Rain (New Version) [Re-Recorded Version]
31. Tallahassie Lassie
32. (I Thought I Heard A) Heartbeat (7" Version)
33. She's Gone Rockin'
34. Something About You
35. Long Distance Man
36. Broken Hearted
37. You Can Bet (A Broken Heart)
38. Remember, I've Been Good to You
39. Three Little Sisters
40. Unhappy Boy
41. Yeah Yeah Yeah
42. On the Beat
43. Who's Foolin' Who
44. Send Some of Your Loving (My Way)
45. Me and the Boys
46. Betty Lou

British pub rock/R&B group formed in the late-'70s, with a short peak in the early-'80s.
They failed to hit the UK chart in 1979 with their debut single, a cover of the '60s garage rock track 'Dirty Water' (originally recorded by The Standells), but succeeded to chart elsewhere. However, the follow-up, which was also a cover, 'The Walk', managed to reach no.36 in the UK top 40 (6th January 1980), as well as earning them an appearance on Top Of The Pops (13th December 1979). The singles were followed by two albums that were not only in the vain of Dr. Feelgood, but were also produced by Feelgood's producer, Vic Maile. Their lead singer, Bill Hurley, took a break from the industry, but after his return they failed to gain the same level of success that they had previously received.
They have sporadically continued to release and perform.



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