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1. MARMALADE Vinyl Records and CDs Sounding a lot like the Raspberries, Marmalade translated songs from the rock canon (especially Beatles songs) into a gentler format for mature audiences. Throughout the s, they released a series of mellow, elevator-approved Vocal-Pop albums.

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2. All the singles and albums of MARMALADE, peak chart positions, career stats, week-by-week chart runs and latest news. COUSIN NORMAN. MARMALADE. DECCA F Buy Listen.

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3. Amazon Music Unlimited HD Prime Music CDs & Vinyl Download Store Open Web Player MP3 Basket Settings Cousin Norman. on Reflections of My Life. Cousin Norman on Reflections of My Life. on The Sweetest Hits of The Marmalade. Radancer on The Sweetest Hits of The Marmalade.

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5. Marmalade discography and songs: Music profile for Marmalade, formed Genres: Pop, Pop Rock, Psychedelic Pop. Albums include Nuggets II: Original Artyfacts From the British Empire and Beyond, , Reflections of My Life / Rollin' My Thing, and I See the Rain / Laughing Man.

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7. Product Description · The complete collection of Marmalade s British recordings for the CBS UK and Decca UK labels · Includes all their hits 8 UK Top 10s and their smash American hit "Reflections Of My Mind" · Digitally re-mastered from the original master tapes · Compiled in consultation with the band s leader Junior Campbell · Deluxe packaging and liner notes by renowned rock historian /5(8).

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8. Cousin Norman This song is by Marmalade and appears on the album Reflections of the Marmalade ().

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