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'The King Lives' is an album by the Sabratese pop band, Rinceton Preview. It was released on 14th January, 1987 on R2 the B Records, and went to number #3 in the Album Chart in the weeks of its release. It had generally positive reviews from the press, and was certified platinum (1 million units) after three weeks.
Contents
Tracklisting
1. 'The King Lives'
2. 'A Week'
3. 'Too Far'**
4. '90 Miles to Carlisle'
5. 'Closed Shop'
6. 'Graveyard Gates'
7. 'Seventeen Times'*
8. 'It Started On An Afternoon'
9. 'Buildup'
10. 'Underneath the Water'
11. 'Boys and Men'
12. 'Finals'**
All songs by A. Raneberg (except *, by Raneberg/ Smythe, and **, by Rinceton Preview)
Personnel
- Allan Raneberg: Vocals/ Guitars/ Drums/ Brass
- Denzel D. Smythe: Bass/ Backing Vocals/ Guitars
- Mitchell Whitemayer: Drums/ Percussion/ Keyboards
- Bernard Saefon: Production
- Alex Mayers: Engineer
- Tony Strang: Mixing
Singles
- 'A Week' - released 7th January 1987 - highest chart position #14
- 'Underneath the Water' - released 20th April 1987 - highest chart position #11
- 'Too Far' - released 2nd July 1987 - highest chart position #15
- 'Buildup' - released 14th December 1987 - highest chart position #13
Trivia
- The album was recorded at Think Tank Studios, Raf'yn.
