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Feet on the Ground

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Feet On The Ground
Studio album by
APO Hiking Society
Released1984
Genre
LabelUniversal Records, Philippines
APO Hiking Society chronology
True to My Music
(1983) 		Feet On The Ground
(1984) 		Made in the Philippines
(1985)

Feet on the Ground is the seventh studio album by the Filipino musical trio APO Hiking Society, released in 1984 through Universal Records. The album's cover artwork features an homage to the Beatles album Abbey Road, featuring the band walking across a pedestrian crossing.[1]

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Transcription

Track listing

  1. Hitting the Big Time (4:39)
  2. Goodtime (4:15)
  3. Oh My Love (3:48)
  4. Yes This Is the Right (4:06)
  5. Brothers, Sisters, Mothers, Fathers (4:23)
  6. Anna (3:16)
  7. A New Thing in My Life (3:27)
  8. I'm the Real Thing (4:17)
  9. Love Is Not Enough (2:38)
  10. Come to Me (3:23)
  11. Prisoner's Lament (4:13)

References

  1. ^ Kelly, John (9 August 2016). "Beatles album parody art? He loves it, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah..." The Washington Post. Retrieved 25 August 2022.


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