-
three original Korgis albums being re-issued by
Edsel Records,
followed by the two-disc
anthology Don't Look Back – The Very Best of The
Korgis in 2003, issued...
- and CDs: The Best of The
Korgis (1983)
Archive Series (1997)
Greatest Hits (2001) Don't Look Back – The Very Best of The
Korgis (CD1) (2 CD) (2003) In 1989...
- Court.
Albums produced or co-produced by Lord include: The
Korgis – Dumb
Waiters (1980) The
Korgis –
Sticky George (1981)
Peter Gabriel –
Peter Gabriel (1982)...
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Korgi may
refer to:
Korgi (book)
Korgi, Kundapura, a
village in
Kundapura taluk,
Udupi district, Karnataka,
India Corgi (disambiguation) This disambiguation...
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Tenderspots – "Disco ****" (1979) The
Korgis – "If I Had You" (1979) – UK No. 13 (the
track also
appears on The
Korgis, as well as all of the band's compilation...
- The Best of The
Korgis is a
compilation album of
recordings by
English pop band The
Korgis. It was
released on
Rialto Records in the UK in 1983. Side A...
- Beck, in a
collaboration with Jon Brion,
provides a
cover version of the
Korgis' "Everybody's Got to
Learn Sometime". Many of the
vocal songs revolve around...
-
received their first CD
release on the
Korgis' 2003
compilation album Don't Look Back – The Very Best of The
Korgis.
Despite its poor
reception in the UK...
- The
Korgis is the
debut studio album by
English pop band, the
Korgis. It was
released in 1979 on
Rialto Records in the UK, and on
Warner Bros. Records...
- the
Korgis quickly began working on
their second album with
producer David Lord.
Originally a duo with
James Warren and Andy Davis, the
Korgis became...
