THE BEST OF EARTH AND FIRE

Earth And Fire

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Symphonic Prog

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Boxset/Compilation, released in 1979

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Memories (3:20)
2. Seasons (4:07)
3. Ruby is the one (3:26)
4. Wild and exciting (4:03)
5. Invitation (3:50)
6. Storm and thunder (4:50)
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. Smile (3:11)
14. Green park station (2:59)

Total Time: 49:29

Line-up / Musicians

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

Releases information

LP Polydor 2426 012 / LP Polydor 810 510/104 (1983- Under the title of "Music for Millions Series")

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3.07
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3 stars The true "Best of Earth & Fire" would be a double CD repackage of their first three albums with bonus early singles and B-sides, but inevitably this collection focuses on the singles (up to 1977, presented in roughly chronological order). Most of the music is pretty good, but those of a sensitiv ... (read more)

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