Looking Glass Discography of CDs

Chances are, most listeners familiar with "Brandy (You're a Fine Girl)" have no idea that the Looking Glass is the band that recorded the song. It was one of many instant smash hits from unknown artists that crowded ...

Wounded Bird's 2009 reissue Looking Glass/Subway Serenade pairs the two albums the New Jersey rockers released in 1972 and 1973 before parting ways. Their great one-shot hit "Brandy (You're a Fine Girl)" pegged the group as a smiley, ...

Looking Glass music CDs Anyone expecting a CD of tracks sounding like "Brandy (You're a Fine Girl)," this band's number one national hit, will be sorely disappointed by the other 13 songs on Golden Classics. On the other hand, the rest of ...

Looking Glass discography Track Listing of songs: Jenny-Lynne; Brandy; Catherine Street; Don't It Make You Feel Good; Golden Rainbow; Dealin' With The Devil; From Stanton Station; One By One;

Looking Glass songs Track Listing of songs: Jimmy Loves Mary-Anne; City Lady; For Skipper; Sweet Somethin'; Who's Gonna Sing My Rock 'N' Roll Song; Are You Dreamin'; Rainbow Man; Wait; Sweet Jeremiah; Wooly Eyes;

Looking Glass CD discography Track Listing of songs: Infinite Wisdom; If You See Something, Say Something;

Looking Glass albums To think of similarities with other groups brings one down the vein of early 70's sounding English rock bands. The influence from bands like Black Sabbath or Led Zeppelin can be heard at times, with Looking Glass's own ...

Looking Glass CD discography Includes liner notes by Stephen Holden, Thomas Mottola, David McGee & Mitchell Cohen. Digitally remastered by Darcy Proper & Chris Athens (Sony Music Studios, New York, New York). To commemorate the end of the century, Sony Music assembled the 26-disc ...

Looking Glass albums Track Listing of songs: Night Chicago Died; One Tin Soldier; Tell Laura I Love Her; Stagger Lee; Moody River; Tom Dooley; Please Come To Boston; Patches; Brandy; Indian Reservation;

"Independent Women Part I" was nominated for the 2001 Grammy Award for Best Song Written for a Motion Picture, Television or Other Visual Media. It's surprising that it took until 2000 for a film version of the '70s TV series CHARLIE'S ANGELS to appear. Three dazzlingly beautiful female crimefighters; its a marketing department's dream, no? The film's soundtrack is a pop fan's dream. The selections are all over the stylistic map, and agreeably so. There's the insanely catchy new wave of one-hit wonders the Vapors ("Turning Japanese"), the '70s AM pop of Looking Glass ("Brandy"), and the blue-eyed '80s soul of Spandau Ballet ("True") for a start. More contemporary contributions from the likes of Apollo Four Forty--who provide the theme song--and Destiny's Child keep this from being exclusively a nostalgia trip. Destiny's Child,Aerosmith,Sir Mix-A-Lot,Fatboy Slim,M.Gaye Personnel: Tom Green , Beyoncé (vocals). Audio Mixers: Dan Workman; Marti Frederiksen; Paul David Hager; Richard Chycki. Recording information: Boneyard, Gargoyle Studios; Briar Patch.

Paper Lace/Christie/Looking Glass & More...

Bay City Rollers/Badfinger/ Marmalade/Brandy/Paper Lace