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BORDER, LIVE IN ZURICH

Palinckx

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Live, released in 1996

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Introduction
2. Lemmy 1
3. Phase Two : Pink Floyd
4. Lion
5. P. Blues
6. Border
7. Stupid
8. Tra 8a
9. Jingles 100
10. Jingles 2000
11. Spock Sings, Kirk Dies

Line-up / Musicians

- Jacques Palinckx / guitar, dobro, voices
- Joost Buis / trombone
- Cor Fuhler / keyboards
- Bert Palinckx / bass
- Jim Meneses / drums

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CD Intakt 043 (1996)

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