The free spirit of Britpop
Dodgy delivers light yet profound 90s UK music.
As the title "Free Peace Sweet" suggests, the album is optimistic yet also contains questions about society. While carrying on the tradition of guitar pop, it captivates listeners with its unique sense of melody. This is an important album in the Britpop scene of the mid-90s.
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A:
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1)
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In A Room
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2)
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Trust In Time
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3)
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You've Gotta Look Up
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4)
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If You're Thinking Of Me
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B:
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Ain't No Longer Asking
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2)
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Good Enough
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3)
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Grateful Moon
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4)
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Found You
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C:
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Prey For Drinking
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2)
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Jack The Lad
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3)
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Long Life
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D:
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One Of Those Rivers
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2)
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U.K.R.I.P.
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3)
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Homegrown
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4)
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Is It Me
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A&R [A&R Co-ordination] - Paula McTaggart
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A&R [A&R Supervision] - Osman Eralp
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Arranged By [Strings] - Nick Ingman (A4, C3, D1)
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Banjo - Tim Kent (D1)
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Brass [Brass It Up] - Neil Sidwell (A1, B2, C2, D3)
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Brass [Brass It Up] - Roddy Lorimer (A1, B2, C2, D3)
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Brass [Brass It Up] - Simon Clarke (2) (A1, B2, C2, D3)
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Brass [Brass It Up] - The Kick Horns (A1, B2, C2, D3)
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Brass [Brass It Up] - Tim Sanders (A1, B2, C2, D3)
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Design - Chris 'Namaste' Priest
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Design - Joe 'Quim Shoes' Wright
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Drums, Percussion, Voice - Mathew Priest
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Edited By [Digitally Edited By] - Crispin Murray
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Engineer - Robin Evans
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Engineer [Mix Engineer] - Helen Woodward
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Keyboards - Richard Payne
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Lead Guitar, Slide Guitar, Sitar, Voice - Andy Miller (2)
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Management - Andrew Winters Management
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Management - Fiona Clarke (2)
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Mastered By - Ian Cooper
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Photography By - Derrick 'Coolio' Santini
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Producer, Mixed By - Hugh Jones
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Programmed By [Additional Programming For Interludes And Intro], Remix [Remixing For Interludes And Intro] - Jerome De Pietro
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Vibraphone - Teena Lyle (A3)
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Vocals [Additional Vocals] - Janet Ramus (A3, A4, C1)
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Vocals [Additional Vocals] - Michele Douglas
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Voice, Bass, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar - Nigel Clark
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Written-By - Andy Miller (2)
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Written-By - Mathew Priest
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Written-By - Nigel Clark
