Elkie Brooks Shooting Star AMLH 64695 Rock, Pop Discos de vinilo, disques vinyles, disco de vinil

Side One

1  Minutes

2  Driftin'

3  Night Run

4  Take Your Freedom

5   Growing Tired

Side Two

1  Born Lucky

2  I've Been In Love Before

3  Too Heavy Too Strong

4  Cross Fire

5  Work Play

A Our Love

B Nothing In This World

Side One 1 Where Do We Go From Here (Rich Man's Woman) 3:45 2 Take Cover 3:03 3 Jigsaw Baby 5:18 4 Roll Me Over 3:02 5 He's A Rebel 2:55 Side Two 1 One Step On The Ladder 5:24 2 Rock 'N Roll Circus 4:21 3 Try A Little Love 3:54 4 Tomorrow 3:59

A1 Superstar 3:28 A2 Fool If You Think It's Over 4:58 A3 Givin' It Up For Your Love 3:56 A4 Sunshine After The Rain 3:24 A5 Warm And Tender Love 4:09 A6 Lilac Wine 3:55 B1 Pearl's A Singer 3:39 B2 Don't Cry Out Loud 3:46 B3 Too Busy Thinking About My Baby 3:19 B4 If You Leave Me Now 3:50 B5 Paint Your Pretty Picture 3:34 B6 Dance Away 3:59

A1 Superstar 3:28 A2 Fool If You Think It's Over 4:58 A3 Givin' It Up For Your Love 3:56 A4 Sunshine After The Rain 3:24 A5 Warm And Tender Love 4:09 A6 Lilac Wine 3:55 B1 Pearl's A Singer 3:39 B2 Don't Cry Out Loud 3:46 B3 Too Busy Thinking About My Baby 3:19 B4 If You Leave Me Now 3:50 B5 Paint Your Pretty Picture 3:34 B6 Dance Away 3:59

Elkie Brooks (born Elaine Bookbinder, February 25, 1945) is an English singer. She was a singer in the bands Dada and Vinegar Joe, and later became a solo artist. She was most successful in the late seventies and eighties, placing 13 singles in the UK charts and making her way to the Top 10 with the songs "Pearl's a Singer", "Sunshine After the Rain" and the title track from No More the Fool. She was nominated for the Brit Awards twice. She was called "Britain's queen of blues".