Sentimental Journey (Buttermilk Yellow Color) 1LP motown absent in the studio album

absent in the studio album "Argitari" (which later included the two songs here enclosed): a succession of acoustic arpeggios and electric riffs and guitar solos

and "Rockstar Knights" feat

Available in a deluxe gatefold jacket with 2 PINK vinyls

The album was well received and charted in the Top 50 both sides of the Atlantic

Now Electroclash is on everyone's lips not only since yesterday

Sentimental Journey (Buttermilk Yellow Color) 1LP motown absent in the studio albumRingo's solo debut, originally released in 1970, is now back in print on custom Buttermilk Yellow color vinyl and features the beloved title track plus 11 classic covers from the American songbook. Ringo's first step out on his own was a Sentimental look back at the songs he grew up listening to, singing with relatives at family parties and loving. Produced by George Martin, it was Ringo who suggested Why dont we take a sentimental journey? This