London Symphony Orchestra: The British Invasion CD Track Listing

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London Symphony Orchestra The British Invasion (1997)
Performed by:\n\nThe London Symphony Orchestra\nwith The Royal Choral Society
This rock cd contains 12 tracks and runs 64min 7sec.
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1. London Symphony Orchestra - Bohemian Rhapsody (06:27)
   Originally performed by Queen\n\nArranged and conducted by Andrew Pryce Jackman
2. London Symphony Orchestra - Whole Lotta Love (04:23)
   Originally performed by Led Zeppelin\n\nArranged and conducted by Andrew Pryce Jackman
3. London Symphony Orchestra - Another Brick in the Wall (06:02)
   Originally performed by Pink Floyd\n\nArranged by Peter Knight
4. London Symphony Orchestra - Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds (06:09)
   Originally performed by The Beatles\n\nArranged and conducted by Andrew Pryce Jackman
5. London Symphony Orchestra - Pinball Wizard (05:58)
   Originally performed by The Who\n\nArranged and conducted by Edwin Astley
6. London Symphony Orchestra - You Really Got Me (03:05)
   Originally performed by The Kinks\n\nArranged by Graham Preskett
7. London Symphony Orchestra - Ruby Tuesday (04:37)
   Originally performed by The Rolling Stones\n\nArranged by Robert Young
8. London Symphony Orchestra - Layla (06:52)
   Originally performed by Eric Clapton and Cream\n\nArranged by Graham Preskett
9. London Symphony Orchestra - House of the Rising Sun (04:21)
   Originally performed by Bob Dylan\n\nArranged by Andrew Pryce Jackman
10. London Symphony Orchestra - Nights in White Satin (04:52)
    Originally performed by The Moody Blues\n\nArranged and conducted by Andrew Pryce Jackman
11. London Symphony Orchestra - Space Oddity (05:41)
    Originally performed by David Bowie\n\nArranged and conducted by Andrew Pryce Jackman\nfeaturing Dave Lawson on synthesizer
12. London Symphony Orchestra - Stairway to Heaven (05:33)
    Originally performed by Led Zeppelin\n\nArranged by Martin Ford