In Between Every Line

Tracklist

Record 1

1. AOne of Those Days in England21:14
2. B1Short and Sweet7:19
3. B2Referendum4:37
4. B3Highway Blues6:57

Record 2

1. C1True Story6:44
2. C2The Game13:55
3. D1One Man Rock and Roll Band14:16
4. D2Hangman

Running time 1:15:02

Tracklist of the first edition, from MusicBrainz.

The story

In Between Every Line is a 1986 live double album by English folk/rock singer-songwriter Roy Harper.

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Who made it

Played on it

• Roy Harpervocals
• Jimmy Pageguitar · on 3 tracks

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The record

• First released
  1986
• Labels
  EMI EN 5004
  Science Friction HUCD018
• Kind
  Album (live)
• Formats
  Vinyl 2 editions, CD
• Editions
  2 releases
• Running time
  1:15:02
• Barcode
  5099924056137

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Books

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• Tool's Law Book IIITool's Law Book IIIRoy Harper · 2015By Roy Harper
• Tool's Law Book IVTool's Law Book IVRoy Harper · 2015By Roy Harper
• The Passions of Great FortuneThe Passions of Great FortuneRoy Harper, Kate Bush · 2003By Roy Harper
• Ariel Square FourAriel Square FourRoy Harper · 1984By Roy Harper
• BMW R69 & R69SBMW R69 & R69SRoy Harper · 1983By Roy Harper
• B. M. W. R69 and R69SB. M. W. R69 and R69SRoy Harper · 1983By Roy Harper
• The Vincent H.R.D. Story (The Authorised Record of the HRD & Vincent Era)The Vincent H.R.D. Story (The Authorised Record of the HRD & Vincent Era)Roy Harper · 1975By Roy Harper

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