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• The Choir is a retrospective EP by the Choir that has been released only in 7″ format. There are actually five songs on the record.

The Choir

Retrospective Album by the Choir

Released:	1976
Recorded:	1966-1969
Genres:	Garage rock · rock and roll
Label:	Bomp!

The Choir is a retrospective EP by the Choir that has been released only in 7″ format. The cover features the same photograph as Choir Practice, although it has been cropped and is much grainier. There are actually five songs on the record, even though the cover says that there are only four.

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Release Data

Notes on the Tracks

Track Listing

Release Data

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The Choir was released in 1976 by Bomp! Records (catalogue number BOMP-104) as a 7″ 45-rpm EP. This album was in print for many years but, as of the early 2020’s, the EP is not listed for sale on the Bomp! Mailorder site.

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Notes on the Tracks

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The Choir was the first album or EP that included any songs by the Choir. Even their classic “It’s Cold Outside” would not be reissued until 1979 (on Pebbles, Volume 2). All of the songs on this EP were previously unreleased when this album was issued and would not be otherwise available until the release of the more comprehensive Choir Practice almost 20 years later.

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Track Listing

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Side 1:

1. “Anyway I Can”
2. “Don’t Change Your Mind”

Side 2:

1. “I’d Rather You Leave Me”
2. “Treeberry”
3. “I Only Did It ‘Cause I Felt So Lonely”

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