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The London Studio Group
Don't Lose Your Cool
Artists
Labels
Catno
DW/LP 3066
Formats
1x Vinyl LP 10" Mono
Country
Release date
Jan 1, 1967
Genres
$550*
*Taxes included, shipping price excluded
A1
Don't Lose Your Cool
2:52
A2
Action Music (Brooding Building)
1:37
A3
Four Against Seven
2:25
A4
Another Time, Another Place
3:22
A5
Happiness Is A Thing Called...
2:37
B1
Inter-Action
2:02
B2
The Rebel - Main Credits
1:36
B3
Main Theme - Lonely Version
1:30
B4
Through New Territory
1:38
B5
Main Theme 1st Variation
1:30
B6
Main Theme Pop Version
1:38
B7
Nervous
1:57
B8
Running Fight
0:58
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