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JESUS COME BACK

Ramases

Prog Folk


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Singles/EPs/Fan Club/Promo, released in 1971

Songs / Tracks Listing

A. Jesus Come Back
B. Hello Mister

Line-up / Musicians

- Ramases / vocals

With:
- Sel / vocals
- Eric Stewart / lead guitar, Moog synthesizer
- Lol Creme / lead guitar, Moog synthesizer
- Graham Gouldman / guitar, bass
- Martin Raphael / sitar
- Kevin Godley / drums, flutes

Releases information

Recorded at Strawberry Studios

Philips - 6113 003 (7" vinyl) December 10, 1971
Vertigo - 251 (7" vinyl)

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