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Lynyrd Skynyrd – Endangered Species | Japan 1994 Promo CD | Sealed with OBI

Lynyrd Skynyrd – Endangered Species | Japan 1994 Promo CD | Sealed with OBI

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Sealed 1994 Japanese promotional edition of Lynyrd Skynyrd’s Endangered Species, complete with original OBI and the Japanese bonus live recording of “Simple Man”. The original booklet and rear inlay are included, with a numbered sample sticker on the back and light storage wear to the outer wrapping.

  • Format: CD, Album, Promo
  • Label / catalogue: Sony – SRCS 7516
  • Country / release date: Japan / 21 October 1994
  • Media: Mint (M), sealed
  • Sleeve: Near Mint (NM)

Tracklist

  1. Down South Jukin’
  2. Heartbreak Hotel
  3. Devil In The Bottle
  4. Things Goin’ On
  5. Saturday Night Special
  6. Sweet Home Alabama
  7. I Ain’t The One
  8. Am I Losin’
  9. All I Have Is A Song
  10. Poison Whiskey
  11. Good Luck, Bad Luck
  12. The Last Rebel
  13. Hillbilly Blues
  14. Simple Man (Live) — Japan bonus track
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