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The first full length album from British rocker John Miles entitled REBEL was originally released in 1976. This hard driving, 9 song catalogue includes "Everybody Want Some More," "Pull The Damn Thing Down" and "Lady Of My Life.
Import reissue of the hard rock balladeer's 1976 debut album, produced by Alan Parsons. Nine tracks. Decca.
German edition released in 1987 by Spectrum Music.Record Collector (magazine) (p.92) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "'Music' is what John Miles is best-known for, and it stands up very well as a landmark example of richly orchestrated pop..." John Miles Rebel Songs | 1. | Music |
| 2. | Everybody Wants Some More |
| 3. | Highfly |
| 4. | You Have It All |
| 5. | Rebel |
| 6. | When You Lose Someone So |
| 7. | Lady of My Life |
| 8. | Pull the Damn Thing Down |
| 9. | Music (Reprise) |
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Rebel Music Review Average Rating: (5 out of 5 stars)  Last of the Real Live Bands
Anyone who has noticed the difference in sound from a live band and a recorded one will know how to tell the difference - this band's sound is the same live or recorded now as they were in the 1970's.
This CD is a rare find in the world of Music. The band even rarer, because they know how to play! John Miles knows how to write, play and compose and is still doing it to this day!
Music was ny first love and it will always be...
Submitted by GUYFORSHAW (Doncaster, England) 
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No Still great even after 31 years!
Had the pleasure of seeing John Miles open for Elton John at his Bicentennial concert at Foxboro stadium (July 4, 1976). What a great show and album.
Submitted by John S. (Sarasota, FL)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No A Musical & Vocal Masterpiece
I've been waiting for years for this to arrive and now, here it is...John Miles' REBEL. From the first time I heard this, the opening and ending themes sent shivers up my spine. It is a love letter to music itself. There will never, ever be another John Miles "Rebel" ever again.
Submitted by mcm9000 (Denver, CO)
Was This Review Helpful? Yes No a rare gem in music
this is one of the greatest music
scores ever written, yet not heard
by many. should be in every music
lovers library.
Submitted by a reviewer (jacksonville, ar, usa)
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