The Shakers
Tracks Remain
Tracklist
album
Disc 1 — 12" Vinyl
A1
3:263:26New Orleans
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2:572:57Don't Just Look At Me
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3:103:10Bad Bad Woman
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A4
2:182:18Shake
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A5
2:272:27Move Out Of My Mind
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A6
2:062:06She Said Yeah
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A7
2:242:24Now We're Thru'
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2:432:43All I Want Is My Baby
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1:541:54Too Much Monkey Business
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album
Disc 2 — 12" Vinyl
B1
3:373:37Who Will Buy (These Wonderful Evils?)
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B2
2:152:15Family Way
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B3
2:082:08Hold On I'm Coming
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B4
3:043:04Summertime Blues
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B5
3:413:41Tracks Remain
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B6
3:293:29The 46 In Wind Street
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B7
3:103:10Day Tripper
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B8
2:182:18Bye Bye Johnny
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Questions about the credits
- Who wrote Tracks Remain by The Shakers?
- The writing on Tracks Remain by The Shakers is credited to Frank Guida, Joseph Royster, Andrew Loog Oldham, Tony Russell, Tommy Rander, Sam Cooke, Don Christy, Roddy Jackson, George Gallacher, Hume Paton, Keith Richards, Chuck Berry, Juri Wiik, David Porter, Isaac Hayes, Eddie Cochran, and Lennon-McCartney.
Credits & Production
Credits
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3 companies · 4 relationships- Lacquer Cut At
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Available Releases
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Tracks Remain
Busy Bee Production
Sep 30, 2022
Sweden
1x 12" Vinyl·17 tracks
“This is a testpressing of "The Shakers - Tracks remain". Comes in black poly-lined innersleeve with a poster wrapped around. Also includes 5 postcards. Only about 30 copies where made (Ten of them handed out to people involved with the p...”
Cat#: BBP 107
Tracks Remain
Busy Bee Production
Sep 30, 2022Sweden
1x 12" Vinyl·17 tracks
“Finally a The Shakers collection on vinyl! If Tages was Sweden's The Beatles then The Shakers were Sweden's The Rolling Stones. They were a little darker and a little more dangerous, but alas very short lived. They released a string of...”
Cat#: BBP 107