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Sensational Equals is the third studio album released by The Equals in 1968.[1]
The album itself did not chart, but it was successful in that the group's first two singles to chart in the UK Singles Chart came from it: "I Get So Excited", which reached position 44 (backed with "The Skies Above"), and "Laurel and Hardy", which would reach number 35 (backed with "The Guy Who Made Her a Star").[2]
The album was given a 3.30 / 5 on Rate Your Music,[3] and a 4 / 5 from AllMusic.[4]
The album cover is a photo of the band on top of steel tubes. All but Derv Gordon, who is sat on a tube, are stood on them. The cover personnel is (from left to right): Derv Gordon, Pat Lloyd, Eddy Grant, Lincoln Gordon, and Pat Lloyd.
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Related articles | The Equals discography |