The Clover Chronicle
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The Clover Chronicle: The Best Of The Fantasy Years | ||||
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Compilation album by | ||||
Released | 1979 | |||
Genre | Country rock, Rock | |||
Label | Fantasy Records | |||
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The Clover Chronicle: The Best Of The Fantasy Years (1979) is a compilation album by Clover. It features twelve tracks from their first two albums Clover and Fourty Niner. [1][2][3]
Track listing
- Lizard Rock And Roll Band (Bogas-Call)
- Could You Call It Love (Call-McFee)
- Monopoly (J. Ciambotti)
- Southbound Train (Call-McFee)
- Stealin' (Call-Bogas)
- Shotgun (Dewalt)
- Mr. Moon (Alex Call)
- Mitch's Tune (Call-Howie)
- Chicken Butt (Ciambotti-Call-McFee)
- Sunny Mexico (Alex Call)
- Old Man Blues (Alex Call)
- Keep On Trying (Call-Ciambotti-McFee-Howie)
Personnel
- Alex Call – lead vocals, guitar
- John McFee – guitar
- John Ciambotti – bass
- Mitch Howie – drums
References
- ^ "Clover (3) - The Clover Chronicle - The Best Of The Fantasy Years". Discogs.
- ^ "Chronicle - Clover - Songs, Reviews, Credits - AllMusic". AllMusic.
- ^ "Clover: Liner Notes - The Clover Chronicle". www.clover-infopage.com.