| 词条 | Five Great Gift Ideas from The Reels |
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| name = Five Great Gift Ideas From The Reels | type = EP | artist = The Reels | cover = The Reels - Five Great Gift Ideas From The Reels.jpg | alt = | released = November 1980 | recorded = 1980 at Albert Studios | venue = | studio = | genre = Synthpop, New Wave | length = 14:53 | label = Mercury | producer = Colin Newham, David Mason | prev_title = The Reels | prev_year = 1979 | next_title = Quasimodo's Dream | next_year = 1981 }}Five Great Gift Ideas From The Reels is an extended play released by Australian band The Reels in November 1980. It was released during the recording sessions for the band's album Quasimodo's Dream. The EP consisted of 5 tracks: 4 covers and 1 original. It charted at #12 in Australia and was certified gold. "According To My Heart", a cover of the 1961 Jim Reeves song was also controversially included on their album Quasimodo's Dream.[1] The EP was produced by Bruce Brown and Russell Dunlop, featured mainly covers, including Jim Reeves' "According to My Heart", and Freda Payne's "Band of Gold". "Neon Rainbow" was a song made popular by The Box Tops. "According to My Heart" featured a folksy music video filmed at the farm of Australian country music star Smokey Dawson. The EP did, however, have one original; "The Bombs Dropped on Xmas", co-written by Mason, Newham and Ansel Track listingSide One
References1. ^Studio Connections - Quasimodo's Dream,
2 : 1980 EPs|The Reels albums |
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