1966-1973 Eight Hour Day, by The Northwest Company

1966-1973 Eight Hour Day

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	1.	Get Away From It All 02:49
	2.	Hard To Cry 02:24
	3.	Eight Hour Day 01:42
	4.	The End Is Autumn 02:07
	5.	She's A Woman 03:14
	6.	Time For Everyone 02:08
	7.	Can You Remember 03:00
	8.	The Sunday Song 01:49
	9.	Rock n' Roll Lover Man 02:57
	10.	Let It All 04:44
	11.	(Everybody's Got To) Care 03:24
	12.	Don't Hear Me Complain 02:23
	13.	Sweet Suzie 02:56
	14.	Ain't Nothin' Wrong With Rock and Roll 04:21
	15.	Moma Moma (Live) 03:18
	16.	Grey Skies (Live) 05:48
	17.	Be Bop Baby (Live) 05:22
	18.	Policeman's Coming (Live) 10:30
	19.	Hard To Cry (Demo) 02:08
	20.	Each Day (Demo) 02:06
	21.	Get Away From it All (Demo) 02:42
	22.	The Ballad Of A Tragic Fat Man (Demo) 02:40

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released March 3, 2003

Neptoon Records Vancouver, British Columbia

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