Why 'Red Rose Speedway' should have been a double album
'Red Rose Speedway' was intended to be a double album, but it was only released as a single album, which lost the album some of its edge
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'Red Rose Speedway' was intended to be a double album, but it was only released as a single album, which lost the album some of its edge
From Wikipedia Procol Harum, "Shine On Brightly" Studio album by Procol Harum, Released September 1968, Recorded 1967–68 Studio Advision Studios, De Lane Lea Studios and Olympic Studios, London, England Genre Progressive rock, art rock, psychedelic rock, Length 39:09 Label A&M, Producer Denny Cordell It is considered an early example of progressive rock.[1] The album's single,
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Regarded as one of the most influential albums of all time
Regarded as one of the most influential albums of all time