The Pretty Things: 40th Anniversary - Live in Brighton
The "Live in Brighton" concert captures the Pretty Things taking us through some of the highlights of their 40-year journey from 60s R&B punks to unrepentant Rock 'n Roll veterans, through psychedelic experimentation and the hard-rocking years of the '70s. The gig features their hit songs and tracks from the legendary "SF Sorrow," the first-ever rock opera.
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The "Live in Brighton" concert captures the Pretty Things taking us through some of the highlights of their 40-year journey from 60s R&B punks to unrepentant Rock 'n Roll veterans, through psychedelic experimentation and the hard-rocking years of the '70s. The gig features their hit songs and tracks from the legendary "SF Sorrow," the first-ever rock opera.
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Snapper Music UK
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