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1. Running All Night - Promo Stickered + Press Sheet Comes from 'UNITED KINGDOM' vinyl LP
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LION Running All Night (1980 UK 8-track vinyl LP from the band fronted by Gary Farr [formerly of The T-Bones] and includes title track which would later be covered by Uriah Heep for their Abominog album after John Sinclair joined the line-up,housed in the promo-stickered picture sleeve with the lyrics printed on the reverse and a deletion hole punch to the top right corner. This particular copy includeds a one sided press sheet from A&M records. There is a small amount of shelfwear to the sleeve and the vinyl remains in barely played condition AMLH64755) more...
Last copy in stock. Order now for shipping on Friday 22nd November

 $25.40
£20.00
2. Running All Night Comes from 'UNITED KINGDOM' vinyl LP
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LION Running All Night (1980 UK 8-track LP, picture sleeve with lyrics on reverse. Both the sleeve and vinyl are excellent AMLH64755) more...
Last copy in stock. Order now for shipping on Friday 22nd November

 $12.70
£10.00
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Genres: Rock

Alternative artists: None

Related names: Gary Farr, The T-Bones

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