Smokie - Greatest Hits - RAK - Pop
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Price | £6.00 |
Track ListingA1 Lay Back In The Arms Of Someone (4:07)A2 Something's Been Making Me Blue (3:00) A3 If You Think You Know How To Love Me (3:26) A4 Pass It Around (3:07) A5 I'll Meet You At Midnight (3:16) B1 Living Next Door To Alice (3:27) B2 Changing All The Time (3:24) B3 Don't Play Your Rock'n'Roll To Me (3:17) B4 Back To Bradford (2:42) B5 Wild Wild Angels (3:36) Media Condition » Very Good (VG) Sleeve Condition » Very Good (VG) |
| Artist | Smokie | ||
| Title | Greatest Hits | ||
| Label | RAK | ||
| Catalogue | SRAK 526 | ||
| Format | Vinyl Album | ||
| Released | 1977 | ||
| Genre | Pop |
Other Titles by Smokie
• Changing All The Time • Don't Play Your Rock'n Roll To Me • Lay Back In The Arms Of Someone • Smokey • The Montreux Album • Bright Lights And Back Alleys • Changing All The Time • Greatest Hits • Greatest Hits • I'll Meet You At Midnight - The Very Best Of Smokie • If You Think You Know How To Love Me • Midnight Café • The Montreux Album • The Other Side Of The Road •
Some Other Artists in the Pop Genre• ABBA • Cliff Richard • Bros • Wet Wet Wet • Paul Young • Elton John • Madonna • Culture Club • Band Aid • Leo Sayer • Bee Gees • Barry Manilow • Unknown Artist • Spandau Ballet • Rick Astley • Sinitta • Brother Beyond • Barbra Streisand • Black Lace • Tracey Ullman • Bananarama • Tom Jones • Elvis Presley • Five Star • Kylie Minogue • Simply Red • Phil Collins • Olivia Newton-John • Jive Bunny And The Mastermixers • Paula Abdul • New Kids On The Block • Carly Simon • The Top Of The Poppers • Diane Solomon • Robert Palmer • Robbie Williams • Cliff Richard & The Shadows • Level 42 • Eugenie Arrowsmith • Wham! • |
Some Other Artists on the RAK Label• Hot Chocolate • Exile • Kandidate • Mud • Kim Wilde • Donovan • Steve Harley • Jamaica • 3D • Kenny • Suzi Quatro • Cozy Powell • Jeff Beck • Adrian Gurvitz • Johnny Hates Jazz • Rudy Grant • New World • |
Information on the Pop Genre
Pop music is a music genre that developed from the mid-1950s as a softer alternative to rock and roll and later to rock music. It has a focus on commercial recording, often oriented towards a youth market, usually through the medium of relatively short and simple love songs. While these basic elements of the genre have remained fairly constant, pop music has absorbed influences from most other forms of popular music, particularly borrowing from the development of rock music, and utilizing technological innovations such as multi-track recording and digital sampling to produce new variations on existing themes. Data from the Discogs music database. Submit a Release.
