Albert Hammond

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  • 70s
  • oldies
  • soft rock
  • singer-songwriter
  • pop
Gibraltarian artist Albert Hammond was probably known best for his early 70s hits "It Never Rains In Southern California" and 'Free Electric Band' - but he went on to write countless hits for other artists such as Madonna and Leo Sayer. His son, Albert Hammond, Jr., is a guitarist in The Strokes.

More info: http://www.alberthammond.net/

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Songs

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    99 Miles from L. A. (New Version)

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    99 Miles from L.A.

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    ??mame

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    Air Disaster

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    Al Otro Lado Del Sol

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    Alejate

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    Ansiedad

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    Anyone Here in the Audience

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    Brand New Day

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    Cada corazón

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    Candle Light, Sweet Candle Light

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    Ceniza en el mar

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    Dame Un Beso (Si Llego A Besarte)

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    Detrás del sueño

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    Dime Queen of Nevada

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    Don't Turn Around

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    Down by the River

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    Dream

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    Échame a m?? la culpa

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    Échame a Mi la Culpa

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    Eres toda una mujer

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    Es fácil amar

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    Espérame en el Cielo

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    Espinita

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    Estrellita

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    Everything I Want to Do

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    Everything I Want to Do (new version)

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    Fallaste Corazón

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    For the Peace of All Mankind

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    Fountain Avenue

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    Free Electric Band

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    From Great Britain to L A

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    From Great Britain to L. A.

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    From Great Britain to L.A.

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    Give a Little Love

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    Half a Million Miles from Home

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    Half a Million Miles from You

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    History will be My Judge

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    Hot Kisses on a Hot Night

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    I Don't Wanna Die in an Air Disaster

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    I Think I'll Go Away

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    I Was Blue

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    I'll be Here for You

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    I'll Think I'll Go That Way

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    I'm a Train

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    If You Gotta Break Another Heart

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    It Never Rain in the Southern California

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    It Never Rains in Southern Californa

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    It Never Rains in Southern California

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    It never rains in Southern California (1972)


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