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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
3.0 out of 5 stars
Falsely Marketed by Publisher!,
By Perry County Saxon (USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Shams Last Stand: Live in Glasgow July 1979 (Audio CD)
I was excited to see this product, as I remember the rumours of Sham 69 and the Sex Pistols merging. However, upon purchasing this recording, I've discovered that Steve Jones and Paul Cook are completely absent from this recording. This is Sham 69 alone in concert, and the credits should be listed as follows:
Jimmy Pursey - Vocals Dave Parsons - Guitar Dave Tregenna - Bass Mark "Dodie" Caine - Drums Additionally, Track 6 is actually the Pursey/Parsons song "Everybody's Innocent," which is an original Sham 69 song. Aside from the misleading labelling, this is an awesome recording, and I highly recommend it to all punk fans! If you're a punk fan, despite the absence of Sex Pistols personnel, you'll still love this CD! |
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Shams Last Stand: Live in Glasgow July 1979 by Sham 69 (Audio CD - 2002)
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