Jumping the Tracks is a 1991 album by the Belgian punk band The Scabs. The album was one of the two albums released at the peak of the band's popularity, following Royalty in Exile.[1][2]
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| Released | 1991 | |||
| Genre | Punk rock | |||
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Track list edit
- Keep on Driving – 3'38
- Robbin' The Liquor Store – 5'46
- Don't You Know – 3'22
- Tell Me About It – 4'14
- Demons – 3'39
- Nothing on My Radio – 4'50
- Hello Lonesome – 3'26
- Read the Magazine – 2'53
- Hard to Forget – 2'53
- You Got My Name, You Got My Number – 3'22
- So – 4'07
- Tracy – 4'15
References edit
- ^ The Scabs-bassist Fons Sijmons (58) overleden 2013 "In het begin van de jaren negentig kende de band succes met de albums 'Royalty in Exile' (1990), die hen een gouden plaat opleverde, en 'Jumping the Tracks' (1991). In 1996, na enkele minder succesvolle jaren, gingen de bandleden uit elkaar. In 2007 kwamen ze weer samen om hun plaat 'Royalty in Exile' opnieuw op het podium te brengen."
- ^ Bassist van The Scabs overleden July 2013
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