Let It Rock - For Release
Title:
Let It Rock - For Release
Format: 1LP
Company: Kinney Music GmbH
Ordering Number: KIN 68 004
Matrix Numbers: 68004-A" / 68004-B
Country: Germany
Year: 1972
Side 1:
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Yes Yours is no disgrace 3:15
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Curved Air Back street luv 3:38
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John B. Sebastian Black satin kid
2:38
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Faces Flying 4:10
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Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young Long time gone
5:33
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Led Zeppelin Communication Breakdown
2:26
Side 2:
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Family Peace of mind 2:17
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Moby Grape Goin' down to Texas
2:00
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Frank Zappa & The Mothers Of Invention Willie
the pimp 1 2:50
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John Baldry I'm ready 4:15
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Passport / Klaus Doldinger Schirokko
5:29
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James Taylor Fire and rain 2:48
We believe it is high time that something is being done against the threatening
drug situation in Germany. Although the problem has been acknowledged by
the police, the physicians and pedogogues in the meantime, these "authorities"
usually have difficulties in establishing contact with the addicts. Considerable
results have been achieved by a very active self-help organization consisting
of former addicts. They call themself "Release", meaning rescue, a rescue
from the poison through enlightment, breaking the habit, and by giving
help during reconvalescence. Kinney believes this organization, which in
the meantime is in varous countries, to be so effective, that Kinney wants
to help Release. And by doing so, doing it the most direct and effective
way. Namely, with this record. The artists on this record have spontaneously
declared that they are willing to relinquish their artist's fee in the
interest in this urgent and important matter. As a result of which the
record will be so inexpensive. And of the price you pay, 2 DM will go to
Release. In the meantime, Release has a number of therapeutic homes in
the country, and it also maintains, in cooperation with physicians, drug
consultation centers. The money will be used to open additional consultation
centers.
[Taken from the liner notes]
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