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John Layton's Early British Rock
A memorable recording that embodies the pure charm of 1960s rock and roll.
"Lonely City" sings of the loneliness of city life, while "It Would Be Easy" expresses the complexities of romantic feelings. The frank lyrics, which reflected the youth culture of the time, and the simple yet memorable melody perfectly captured the atmosphere of the times.
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- Directed By [Accompaniment] - Charles Blackwell
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