Draft:Meet the Meatballs
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| Meet the Meatballs | ||||
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| Released | 1984 | |||
| Genre | Rock | |||
| Label | Love Kustannus | |||
| Meatballs chronology | ||||
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Meet the Meatballs is Tuomari Nurmis Meatball bands album that was released in 1984. It has only been released as a vinyl and a compact casette.
Songs[edit]
- A-side
- Seventeen and in a Misery – 2.31
- Little Love of Mine – 2.39
- Mama Knows – 2.07
- Home of Polar Bears – 2.36
- 15 000 Heads – 3.06
- Drifting Apart – 3.04
- B-side
- Meatball Music – 5.29
- If You Really Try – 2.39
- I Do I Do (I Love You) – 2.43
- Thru’ Grey Stone – 2.42
- Cooking – 2.45
- Ring of Love – 2.57[1]
Composition[edit]
- Judge Bean Jr. – singer, guitar
- Z. de Calvado – drums, singer
- Ian Pub Ian – bass
- Pepe Ahlqvist – harmonica
- Ollie Squeezer – accordion, guitar
- Jack Sixpacks – saxophone
Production[edit]
- Risto Hemmi – Recorder
- Gogh/Riipinen – cover
Sources[edit]
- ^ "Meet the Meatballs". 1984. Retrieved 31 December 2022.
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