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Listen free to Various Artists – Dad (Only Minimal (Ickarus Remix), Only Minimal (Liquidbass Remix) and more). 40 tracks ().

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Various ‎– Music For Dad. Label: Spectrum Music (2) ‎– 9811592. Format: CD, Compilation. You Ain't Seen Nothin' Yet (Album Version). All Right Now (Album Version). Saturday Night's Alright (For Fighting).

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It's Trad Dad! compiles 20 songs that document the strange British trad jazz scene of the late '50s and early '60s. For some strange reason, the sounds of jazz as played by the originators from New Orleans were a huge deal and scads of trad jazz groups flooded Britain. The most famous of the lot was Acker Bilk, who had a big hit in 1962 with the smooth instrumental "Stranger on the Shore. The 1962 version of that song is sadly not included on It's Trad Dad!; instead, a smarmy version with strings from 1972 is included.

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Dad - The Collection (2013) - download mp3 or listen online. On this page you can listen to the album, get information about the album, see the list of songs and much more. Listen online and stay in a good mood. Org Album: Dad - The Collection (2013).

Another first world problem – but this one IS music related. The shops are busy pushing an album for Father’s Day which in a wild display of imagination is called How it Works: The Dad: The Album. With a wittily ironic fake Ladybird book cover. What irks me is the content: Foreigner, Meat Loaf, Journey, Rainbow, ZZ Top, Deep Purple, Jefferson Airplan. ts all the 1970s/80s soft rock classics. So shouldn’t The Dad album be called the Grandad album? And more to the point, what tracks SHOULD the album have for fathers for whom the most significant era is 1990 to 2005? Oasis obviously. What else? (and yes I have teenagers, but lots of my contemporaries have grandkids so I’m not being ageist).