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1. Satellite Saxophone – Chris Hughes (2) B5: So Sorry Baby: Companies, etc. Ace (7) Five-a-side ‎ (CD, Album, RE, RM, Blu) Wasabi Records (4) WSBAC Japan: Sell This Version: Recommendations Reviews Add Review [r] Release. Edit Release All Versions of this Release.

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2. Five-a-side is the debut studio album by British pop-rock group Ace, releasing in The album is named after a variation of English football in which each team fields five players.

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3. Create & stream a free custom radio station based on the album Five-a-Side by ACE on iHeartRadio!

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4. Mar 09,  · Analyzed: Ace / Five-A-Side [UK Cherry Red / CD] DR Peak RMS Duration Track DR12 dB dB Sniffin' About4/5(3).

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5. “How Long,” the song that broke Ace and by many measures defines them, doesn’t necessarily present the most accurate picture of the band or its debut, psychobsaprifogastippnewsrihertepu.co, Ace had a knack for a soft soulful groove that distinguished them from their pub rock brethren and in Paul Carrack they had perhaps the best blue-eyed soul singer the scene produced (Frankie Miller being a close 9/

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6. Listen to your favorite songs from Five-A-Side by ACE Now. Stream ad-free with Amazon Music Unlimited on mobile, desktop, and tablet. Download our mobile app now.

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7. Limited gram red vinyl LP pressing. Five-A-Side is the debut album by the pub rock band Ace, released by Anchor Records in The members - included future Squeeze member and solo star Paul Carrack - were assembled in from various other professional bands/5(33).

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8. Ace was formed from the ashes of a number of '60s English bands, largely the Action and Warm Dust, in By the time their debut album came out in any sign of their past was gone; Five-a-Side was rooted solidly in early '70s pop-soul, based around Paul Carrack's organ and vocals and Tex Comer's bass. The sound was something hundreds of other pub-rock bands were doing, but Ace just.

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9. Jun 28,  · “How Long,” the song that broke Ace and by many measures defines them, doesn’t necessarily present the most accurate picture of the band or its debut, psychobsaprifogastippnewsrihertepu.co, Ace had a knack for a soft soulful groove that distinguished them from their pub rock brethren, and in Paul Carrack they had perhaps the best blue-eyed soul singer the scene produced (Frankie Miller being a close.

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