8 comments on Let Your Love Go - Bread - Anthology Of Bread (Vinyl, LP)

1. Jan 03,  · A reissue, begun in , of the compilation Bread - The Sound Of Bread - Their 20 Finest Songs. Now retitled "Anthology Of Bread" and with one track change; "Just Like Yesterday" replaced with "Aubrey"/5().

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2. This album has most if not all the best-known works of Bread, the rest are less memorable but might grow on me. I paid £ for 20 songs, now that's a bargain. Sit back relax at the end of a hard day, and let the wonderful voice of David Gates and melodic guitars ease your stress away/5().

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3. Mar 25,  · View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Anthology Of Bread on Discogs/5.

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4. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Vinyl release of Anthology Of Bread on Discogs. Label: Elektra - E • Format: Vinyl LP, Compilation, Club Edition • Country: US • Genre: Rock • Style: Soft Rock, Pop Rock/5(2).

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5. Originally released in the UK in as the Sound of Bread and as ^Anthology) in the United States, this is a solid collection for these soft rock giants of the early '70s. Contained within are all of their hits, plus some delectable gems unknown to those familiar with Bread only from the radio. This set begins with "Make It With You," which hit the number one spot in , and ends with the Brand: Barnes Noble Consign.

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6. Amazon Music Unlimited Amazon Music HD Prime Music CDs & Vinyl Download Store Open Web Player MP3 cart Settings Let Your Love Go. Bread. From the Album Anthology of Bread From the Album Anthology of Bread April 19, out of 5 stars 3 ratings. Let Your Love Go.

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7. But while this collection does indeed contain all of Bread's major soft rock hits, calling it an "anthology" was very appropriate because it also contains a generous portion of album cuts which show other sides to this band, from 60s mop-head rock reminiscent of early Bee Gees ("London Bridge", "Dismal Day") to surprisingly hard rock (Let Your /5().

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8. Contained within are all of their hits, plus some delectable gems unknown to those familiar with Bread only from the radio. This set begins with "Make It With You," which hit the number one spot in , and ends with the group's last Top Ten hit, "Lost Without Your Love" from their reunion album of

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