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Simon Dupree & Big Sound
Kites
Genres: Pop, R&B, Rock, Classic Rock

Track Listings (20) - Disc #1
1. Kites - Simon Dupree & the Big Sound, Hackaday, Hal
2. Like the Sun Like the Fire - Simon Dupree & the Big Sound, King, Evelyn Champa
3. Sleep - Simon Dupree & the Big Sound, Dupree, Simon & the
4. For Whom the Bell Tolls - Simon Dupree & the Big Sound, King, Evelyn Champa
5. Broken Hearted Pirates - Simon Dupree & the Big Sound, Anthony, Michael
6. 60 Minutes of Your Love/A Lot of Money - Simon Dupree & the Big Sound, Hayes
7. Love - Simon Dupree & the Big Sound, Edwards
8. Get off My Bach - Simon Dupree & the Big Sound, King, Evelyn Champa
9. There's a Little Picture Playhouse - Simon Dupree & the Big Sound, Hine
10. Day Time, Night Time - Simon Dupree & the Big Sound, Hugg
11. I See the Light - Simon Dupree & the Big Sound, Durrill, Johnny
12. What Is Soul - Simon Dupree & the Big Sound, Gallo, Bob
13. Amen - Simon Dupree & the Big Sound, Traditional
14. Who Cares - Simon Dupree & the Big Sound, King, Evelyn Champa
15. She Gave Me the Sun - Simon Dupree & the Big Sound, Shulman
16. Thinking About My Life - Simon Dupree & the Big Sound, Shulman
17. It Is Finished - Simon Dupree & the Big Sound, King, Evelyn Champa
18. I've Seen It All Before - Simon Dupree & the Big Sound, King, Evelyn Champa
19. You Need a Man - Simon Dupree & the Big Sound, King, Evelyn Champa
20. Reservations - Simon Dupree & the Big Sound, Hammond

CD Details

All Artists: Simon Dupree & Big Sound
Title: Kites
Members Wishing: 4
Total Copies: 0
Label: See for Miles UK
Release Date: 12/16/1994
Album Type: Import
Genres: Pop, R&B, Rock, Classic Rock
Styles: Easy Listening, Soul, Psychedelic Rock
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 5014661036839

CD Reviews

Late 60's British club scene

09/14/1999

(4 out of 5 stars)

"I grew up with these guys. If you don't believe they are from Portsmouth, check out Broken Hearted Pirates. BTW, Schulman could have told you that Simon Dupree was the mayor of Portsmouth. Pity they didn't take more pictures. The CD cover is from the same photo shoot as my old vinyl. It reminds me of growing up in Portsmouth in the 60's and a girl that I once liked. (Helen, why didn't you call?) The music is typical of the late 60's club scene in Britain after the first British invasion and the first flush of flower power. Check out their version of Sam Cooke's classic Amen and rock to Without Reservations. You will soon realise that the track Kites is really atypical. Play Up Pompey!"