Free Press
The Miracles * Track #3 On City of Angels
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Album City of Angels
Free Press by The Miracles
Release Date
Performed by
The MiraclesProduced by
Freddie PerrenWrited by
Warren “Pete” Moore & Billy GriffinFree Press Lyrics
Let your freedoms fly through the pages
Let your freedoms run through the pages
You'll find it in the free press, baby
If you're new in the city
And you wanna get down to the nitty gritty
Come on and go (You'll find it the free press, baby)
Ooh yeah
Let me turn you on, let me turn you on
To the hippest publication in the nation
Called the free press (You'll find it the free press, baby)
Walk on, ooh
If a hip massage is what you need
Massage parlors and such indeed
I say they offer you your privacy, yeah
And I bet you won't find them in the yellow pages
Oh no, no, no (You'll find it the free press, baby)
So walk on, yeah
There's a rock concert in the valley (Whoo, in the valley)
I saw it today listed in section A
Of the free press (You'll find it the free press, baby)
Walk on, hey, hey
Ralph Nader, good invader
Gets the crooks in the system in his column
He will list 'em every day, oh (You'll find it the free press, baby)
Walk on, ooh
Though the subject matter may be earthy
Don't you dare think the paper is lurking
It deals with issues that show controversy
And it bucks the establishment with no mercy (With no mercy)
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
(You'll find it the free press, baby)
So walk on, yeah
(You'll find it the free press, baby)
Let me turn you on
(You'll find it the free press, baby)
Walk right on
Hey, hey, hey
Free Press Q&A
Who wrote Free Press's ?
Free Press was written by Warren “Pete” Moore & Billy Griffin.
Who produced Free Press's ?
Free Press was produced by Freddie Perren.
When did The Miracles release Free Press?
The Miracles released Free Press on Wed Sep 17 1975.
What did The Miracles say about "Free Press"?
From the liner notes:
He knew only the name of the man she had come west with, and the reason she had come. Later he would write of these early days in L.A. We would feel the beat and inner rhythm of the city in his songs, and his lyrics would become a familiar anthem to the youth who heard them. B...