Double "A"

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Double "A"
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Studio album by
Released1977
Studio Advision Studios, London
Genre Soft rock, latin, pop
Label GTO
Producer Ray Singer
The Movies chronology
The Movies
(1975)
Double "A"
(1977)
Bullets Through the Barrier
(1978)

Double "A" was the second album by UK band The Movies, released in 1977. The album was produced by Ray Singer, with additional production by James Guthrie [1] [2] at Utopia Studios, Primrose Hill.

Contents

Track listing

All tracks composed by Jon Cole; except where indicated

Side 1
  1. "Heaven on the Street"
  2. "Yo Yo"
  3. "True Love Trouble" (Julian Diggle)
  4. "Rumour"
  5. "Playground Hero"
Side 2
  1. "Big Boys band"
  2. "Boogaloo"
  3. "She's a Be-bopper"
  4. "Living the Life"
  5. "Chasing Angels"

Personnel

The Band
Additional musicians
Production

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References

  1. "The Movies (2) - Double "A"". Discogs. 1977. Retrieved November 3, 2019.
  2. "The Movies: Double "A" and Bullets Through the Barrier". Progbear. Retrieved November 3, 2019.