Allan Clarke - My Real Name Is 'arold mp3

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Credits

• Arranged By [Brass And Strings] – Richard Hewson
• Design, Photography By – Hipgnosis
• Engineer – Alan Harris
• Engineer [Assistant] – Nigel Jones
• Vocals [Lead], Producer – Allan Clarke

Notes

Made in Japan — released with OBI and lyric insert.

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• Manufactured By – Victor Company Of Japan, Ltd.

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Songs in album Allan Clarke - My Real Name Is 'Arold 1972. Allan Clarke - Ruby. Allan Clarke - Mary Skeffington. Allan Clarke - Baby It's Alright With Me. Allan Clarke - Moonshine Whiskey. Allan Clarke - Nature's Way Of Saying Goodbye. Allan Clarke - You're Losing Me. Listen free to Allan Clarke My Real Name Is 'Arold Ruby, Mary Skeffington and more. 9 tracks 33:43. He retired from performing in 1999, but returned to the music industry in 2019. Clarke went on to release two solo albums My Real Name Is 'Arold Epic, 1972 and Headroom EMI, 1973. Clarke versus A. Printed in USA. A beautiful song by Allan Clarke from his first solo album My Real Name Is 'Arold from Men Gone West. Allan Clarke. My Real Name Is 'arold. Climax Blues Band. Tightly Knit. Rich Man. Sense Of Direction. Loosen Up 1974-1976. ARTIST: Allan Clarke. ALBUM, TITLE: My Real Name Is 'Arold. Release year, date: 19722009. Country: UK. 1980 Legendary Heroes 1980 The Only One 1978 I Wasn't Born Yesterday 1976 I've Got Time 1974 Allan Clarke 1973 Headroom 1972 My Real Name Is 'Arold. Similar albums. Allan Clarke - Resurgence lossless, 2019. Main Album. Submit Corrections. Overview . Mary Skeffington. Baby It's Alright With Me. Moonshine Whiskey. Natures Way of Saying Goodbye. People who viewed this item also viewed. ALLAN CLARKE My Real Name Is 'Arold LP Hollies solo 1972 GREAT rub. rub p&p. allan clarke - my real name is 'arold, RCA, 1972, vgex , lp rub. Joan As Police Woman : Live at the BBC VINYL Limited 12 Album Coloured Vinyl. 1, rub. P&p: rub p&p. Singerguitaristsongwriter Allan Clarke is one of the founders of the Hollies intermittently, he also has maintained a solo career. Clarke and his childhood friend, Graham Nash, began singing together in Manchester in the '50s. Adding Eric Haydock bass and Don Rathbone drums replaced by Bobby. Clarke quit in August 1971 and launched a solo career, during which he made three albums: My Name Is 'arold 1972, Headroom 1973, and Allan Clarke 1974. He rejoined the Hollies in July 1973, but maintained his solo career, releasing I've Got Time in 1976. He left a second time in March 1978 and made I Wasn't Born Yesterday 1978, but returned in August