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<center><h2>Michael Cox</h2></center>
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<h3>In Sweden (EP 1963)</h3>
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<li><b>Gee what a party</b> 
<li><b>I've been thinking</b> 
<li><b>In this old house</b> 
<li><b>Say that again</b> 
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<h3>The Best Of Michael Cox (compilation 1993)</h3>
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<li><b>Angela Jones</b> (Loudermilk) 
<li><b>Along came Caroline</b> (Stephens/Steele)
<li><b>Lonely road</b> (Hosey/Gordon/Kinsey)
<li><b>Teenage love</b> (Wilde)
<li><b>Linda</b> (Fisherman/Lee)
<li><b>Sweet little sixteen</b> (Berry)<br>
     With Big Jim Sullivan on guitar, and what a guitar! The sleeve notes speculate that this might in fact contain the first ever British-recorded use of a Wah-Wah-pedal (1961).
<li><b>Cover girl</b> (Crompton/Jones)
<li><b>Young only once</b> (Burroughs/Vano)
<li><b>Honey 'cause I love you</b> (Tillis/Walker)
<li><b>Stand up</b> (Crawford)
<li><b>In April</b> (Baker)
<li><b>Don't you break my heart</b> (Meek)
<li><b>Hark, is that a cannon I hear</b> (DeShannon/Samuels)
<li><b>I've been thinking</b> (Burnette)<br>
     Taken from a Swedish-issued EP, with Blackmore on guitar.
<li><b>Gee what a party</b> (Murtagh/Murtagh/Andrews)
<li><b>Say that again</b> (Vandyke)
<li><b>Rave on</b> (West/Tilgman/Petty)
<li><b>Just say hello</b> (Cox)
<li><b>Gypsy</b> (Berns/Leiber/Stoller/Nugetre)
<li><b>It ain't right</b> (Meek)
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Digitally remastered at Abbey Road Studios in London. Album compiled and annotated by Roger Dopson.
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