Butler,Bernard - People Move On [180-Gram White Colored Vinyl 2Lp Set] [Import] Price Fixed -JR 09/19/25 True to their punk roots

True to their punk roots

Initially released in December 1967 and described latterly by Rolling Stone as 'The Who's finest album'

The Rolling Stones

but will it translate into ratings gold

The Hunters will have their work cut out for them if they wish to finish this campaign by sun-up

Butler,Bernard - People Move On [180-Gram White Colored Vinyl 2Lp Set] [Import] Price Fixed -JR 09/19/25 True to their punk rootsDouble white colored vinyl LP pressing. In 1994 Bernard Butler left Suede at the end of the lengthy recording sessions for the band's second album, the acknowledged classic that is "Dog Man Star", which he co wrote. His first project was to join forces with singer David McAlmont record the album "The Sound Of McAlmont & Butler", which was released in November 1995. It featured the Top 10 single "Yes" and the follow up "You Do". In 1997, Alan McGee