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8 thoughts on “ Dont Put Your Spell On Me - Ian McNabb - Merseybeast (CD, Album) ”

1. Shakus says:

   07.11.2019 at 01:29

   Ian McNabb ‎– Merseybeast Label: This Way Up ‎– , This Way Up ‎– , Island Records ‎– , Island Records ‎– /5(18).

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2. Douramar says:

   04.11.2019 at 11:58

   View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Merseybeast on Discogs. Label: Island Records - • Format: 2x, Vinyl LP, Album • Country: UK & Europe • Genre: Rock • Style: Folk Rock, Acoustic, Brit Pop/5(8).

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3. Maubar says:

   08.11.2019 at 15:19

   View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Merseybeast on Discogs. Label: This Way Up - • Format: CD Album • Country: UK • Genre: Rock • Style: Folk Rock, Acoustic4/5(7).

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4. Samusida says:

   11.11.2019 at 19:58

   Label: This Way Up - • Format: CD Album • Country: Canada • Genre: Rock • Style: Folk Rock, Acoustic, Brit Pop Ian McNabb - Merseybeast (, CD) | Discogs Explore5/5(1).

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5. Tygogar says:

   09.11.2019 at 12:58

   Album produced by Ian McNabb and Pete Schwier with additional production and mixing by Bruce Lampcov, except tracks 1, 5, 9, & 12, produced by Ian McNabb and Bruce Lampcov, and tracks 8 & 10, produced by Ian McNabb. New backing band, The Afterlife, consists of Russell Milton on bass and Daniel Stritmatter on drums.

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6. Gardazuru says:

   03.11.2019 at 15:44

   The former Icicle Works frontman's full-length release Merseybeast finds Ian McNabb working with a new backing band, The Afterlife, consisting of Russell Milton on bass and Daniel Stritmatter on drums. A big-hearted and romantic album of classic rock and pop themes, drawing critical praise upon it's release. TRACKLIST: 1. Merseybeast ( /5(14).

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7. Goltirg says:

   06.11.2019 at 15:23

   Don't Put Your Spell O Ian McNabb. $ Go Into The Light CD U Ian McNabb. Merseybeast Ian Mcnabb Mcnabb, Ian. CD: $ Waifs & Strays MCNABB,IAN. CD: $ › (See all.

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8. Arashizragore says:

   05.11.2019 at 15:29

   At the same time, parts of Merseybeast (notably "Heydays" and "They Settled for Less than They Wanted") make me think of some lost Mick Ronson album. On his own sporadic solo releases, the late Spiders from Mars guitarist shared McNabb's talent for making an ingratiating, "golly-gee" naivete work to his advantage. (Speaking of "They Settled," I can also hear former Call vocalist Michael Been.

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