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Mirage
Tomorrow Never Knows: The Pop Sike World of the
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop, Rock, Classic Rock

Track Listings (23) - Disc #1
1. Tomorrow Never Knows - The Mirage, Lennon
2. You Can't Be Serious - The Mirage, Hynes, Dave
3. Gone to Your Head - The Mirage, Hynes, Dave
4. I Want Love - The Mirage, Glynn, Ray
5. Hold on - The Mirage, Hynes, Dave
6. Can You Hear Me - The Mirage, Hynes
7. One More Time - The Mirage, Glynn
8. That I Know - The Mirage, Hynes, Dave
9. The Wedding of Ramona Blair - The Mirage, Hynes
10. Lazy Man - The Mirage, Hynes, Dave
11. Ebaneezer Beaver - The Mirage, Hynes, Dave
12. Mrs Busby - The Mirage, Hynes, Dave
13. I See the Rain - The Mirage, Hynes
14. Lonely Highway - The Mirage, Glynn, Ray
15. Hello Enid - The Mirage, Hynes
16. Is Anybody Home - The Mirage, Hynes, Dave
17. What Do I Care - The Mirage, Hynes
18. How's Your Pa - The Mirage, Duncan, Kirk
19. Lazy Man [Unissued Alternate Version] - The Mirage, Hynes
20. See My World - The Mirage, Hynes, Dave
21. Katherine [Unissued Acoustic Demo] - The Mirage, Hynes
22. Ebaneezer Beaver [Unissued Acoustic Demo] - The Mirage, Hynes, Dave
23. Go Away [Acoustic] - The Mirage, Clarke, Allan

CD Details

All Artists: Mirage
Title: Tomorrow Never Knows: The Pop Sike World of the
Members Wishing: 1
Total Copies: 0
Label: Rpm Records UK
Original Release Date: 1/1/2006
Re-Release Date: 9/18/2006
Album Type: Import
Genres: Dance & Electronic, Pop, Rock, Classic Rock
Style: Psychedelic Rock
Number of Discs: 1
SwapaCD Credits: 1
UPC: 5013929531925

Synopsis

Album Description

2006 compilation of mostly unreleased recordings by one of the great unsung bands of the '60s. The Mirage have an upbeat, harmony-laden approach akin to 1966 era Beatles and the Hollies. Many songs, mostly self-penned, were storytelling, observational songs. The Mirage signed to Dick James Publishing and served as the house band for a penny or two, including sessions backing Elton John during his embryonic song writing days. Indeed later on, following the bands break up in 1968, Mirage guitarist Dee Murray then joined Elton Johns own band for his run of classic early 70's albums and tours. 24 tracks total including 'Go Away', a previously unreleased demo featuring lead vocals from Graham Nash (then of The Hollies). RPM.