Little Richard Lifetime Friend Vinyl LP Turquoise Colour 2024
Turquoise Colour Vinyl
Tracklist:
1. Great Gosh A'Mighty
2. Operator
3. Somebody's Comin'
4. Lifetime Friend
5. Destruction
6. I Found My Way
7. The World Can't Do Me
8. One Ray of Sunshine
9. Someone Cares
10. Big House Reunion
On 'Lifetime Friend', Richard went overseas to record in London with a powerhouse band including Billy Preston, Muscle Shoals guitarist Travis Wammack, bassist Jesse Boyce, and drummer James Stroud with producer Stuart Colman at the helm. Warner Bros unleashed 'Lifetime Friend' in 1986, with ten tracks of rock 'n' roll mixed with spiritual lyrics (and even an early rap appearance), the release was another return to form for the enigmatic American.
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$11.27Little Richard Lifetime Friend Vinyl LP Turquoise Colour 2024
Turquoise Colour Vinyl
Tracklist:
1. Great Gosh A'Mighty
2. Operator
3. Somebody's Comin'
4. Lifetime Friend
5. Destruction
6. I Found My Way
7. The World Can't Do Me
8. One Ray of Sunshine
9. Someone Cares
10. Big House Reunion
On 'Lifetime Friend', Richard went overseas to record in London with a powerhouse band including Billy Preston, Muscle Shoals guitarist Travis Wammack, bassist Jesse Boyce, and drummer James Stroud with producer Stuart Colman at the helm. Warner Bros unleashed 'Lifetime Friend' in 1986, with ten tracks of rock 'n' roll mixed with spiritual lyrics (and even an early rap appearance), the release was another return to form for the enigmatic American.
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Turquoise Colour Vinyl
Tracklist:
1. Great Gosh A'Mighty
2. Operator
3. Somebody's Comin'
4. Lifetime Friend
5. Destruction
6. I Found My Way
7. The World Can't Do Me
8. One Ray of Sunshine
9. Someone Cares
10. Big House Reunion
On 'Lifetime Friend', Richard went overseas to record in London with a powerhouse band including Billy Preston, Muscle Shoals guitarist Travis Wammack, bassist Jesse Boyce, and drummer James Stroud with producer Stuart Colman at the helm. Warner Bros unleashed 'Lifetime Friend' in 1986, with ten tracks of rock 'n' roll mixed with spiritual lyrics (and even an early rap appearance), the release was another return to form for the enigmatic American.
