The Honeycombs - It's The Honeycombs / All Systems Go album

Performer: The Honeycombs
Genre: Rock / Pop

Title: It's The Honeycombs / All Systems Go
Released: 1990
Style: Pop Rock, Beat
Label: Sequel Records
Catalog: NEX CD 125
Country: UK
MP3 version size: 2755 mb
FLAC version size: 1509 mb
Rating: 4.3
Votes: 786

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Tracklist

1	How The Mighty Have Fallen Written-By – Howard, Blaikley
2	Something I Got To Tell You Written-By – Howard, Blaikley
3	Once You Know Written-By – Howard, Blaikley
4	She Ain't Coming Back Written-By – J. Meek
5	Our Day Will Come Written-By – Hilliard, Garson
6	I Want To Be Free Written-By – Leiber, Stoller
7	Colour Slide Written-By – Howard, Blaikley
8	Emptiness Written-By – R. Davies
9	She's Too Way Out Written-By – Davis, Meek
10	If You Should Written-By – P. Pye
11	All Systems Go
12	Me From You Written-By – Howard, Blaikley
13	Just A Face In The Crowd Written-By – Howard, Blaikley
14	My Prayer Written-By – Boulanger, Kennnedy
15	I Can't Stop Written-By – Howard, Blaikley
16	Without You It Is Night Written-By – Howard, Blaikley
17	It's The Honeycombs
18	Have I The Right Written-By – Howard, Blaikley
19	This Too Shall Pass Away Written-By – Howard, Blaikley
20	It Ain't Necessarily So Written-By – G & I Gershwin
21	Oo-ee Train Written-By – B. Darin
22	That's The Way Written-By – Howard, Blaikley
23	There's Always Me Written-By – D. Robertson
24	Nobody But Me Written-By – Pomus, Shuman
25	Totem Pole Written-By – J. Meek
26	I Don't Love Her No More Written-By – Stephens, Carter, Lewis
27	Nice While It Lasted Written-By – Meek
28	Leslie Anne Written-By – Murray
29	Love In Tokyo Written By – D. RobertsonWritten-By [Uncredited] – Howard Blaikley
30	All Systems Go Written-By – Howard, Blaikley

Credits

Liner Notes – Alan Blackburn, Roger Dopson

Notes

2 albums on one CD
It's The Honeycombs: Mono
All Systems Go: Stereo

Errata:
The album titles are above the wrong tracks on the release
The first album's title is not "It's The Honeycombs" but "The Honeycombs"
Track 18 wrongly titled "Totum Pole"
"Love In Tokyo" is accidentially credited to D. Robertson

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