Sailcat - Motorcycle Mama álbum

Likely counterfeit, any help appreciated.

Motorcycle Mama - Sailcat. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Written by John D. Wyker, Produced by Swamper, Pete Carr with a supporting cast of many of the finest musicians during the heyday of the recording scene Mama. Sailcat - Motorcycle Mama 1972. To favorites 0 Download album. Listen album. Blues Rock Southern Rock. Songs in album Sailcat - Motorcycle Mama 1972. Sailcat - Rainbow Road. Sailcat - The Thief. Sailcat - Highway RiderHighway Riff. Sailcat - The Dream. Sailcat - If You've Got A Daughter. Sailcat - Ambush. Motorcycle Mama is a song written by John Wyker and performed by Sailcat. It reached 12 on both the U. pop chart and the U. adult contemporary chart in 1972. It was featured on their 1972 album Motorcycle Mama. The song was produced by Pete Carr. The song ranked 89 on Billboard magazine's Top 100 singles of 1972. The Sugarcubes released a version of the song on the 1990 compilation album Rubáiyát: Elektra's 40th Anniversary. Album 1972 11 Songs. MOTORCYCLE MAMA. Rock free to Sailcat Motorcycle Mama Rainbow Road, The Thief and more. 11 tracks 33:28. Alabama's Sailcat only released one album and only had one hit, both titled Motorcycle Mama. The song, of course, is better-remembered than the album, as it was one of many hazy oddities that played on AM pop radio during the early '70s and subsequently was recycled on many CDs of '70s hits it was also covered by the Sugarcubes for the 1990 Elektra tribute, Rubaiyat, and the sunny, hippie-dippie vibe of the. Motorcycle Mama. Released 1972. Motorcycle Mama Tracklist. Rainbow Road . Motorcycle Mama CD, Album, RE. Collectors' Choice Music. CCM-674. Vendre cette version. ELLP506. Motorcycle Mama LP, Album. Sailcat Format: Audio CD. Sailcat was the brainchild of Southern rock veteran John Wyker, who enlisted the aid of pals Chuck Leavell, Court Pickett and guitaristproducer Pete Carr in taking Muscle Shoals by storm and recording this quasi-rock opera about a motorcycle tramp who just wants to settle down. Much to Wyker's amazement-he had actually thrown the tapes to Motorcycle Mama in a trash can at one point-the thing became a hit, going to 38 on the album charts in 1972 and notching a 12 hit with the title cut