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- Hot Tracks
- - 60,427 plays
  - 28 favs
  - 34 shares
Nazareth
Released 1976

Shanghai'd in Shanghai
03:42
310 plays

This Flight Tonight
03:37
2,978 plays

I Want to (Do Everything for You)
03:10
295 plays

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- 1
- Love Hurts
- 03:56
- 28,929 plays

- 2
- Shanghai'd in Shanghai
- 03:42
- 310 plays

- 3
- Carry Out Feelings
- 03:16
- 1,584 plays

- 4
- Razamanaz
- 03:49
- 1,989 plays

- 5
- Hair Of The Dog
- 04:02
- 23,137 plays

- 6
- I Want to (Do Everything for You)
- 03:10
- 295 plays

- 7
- This Flight Tonight
- 03:37
- 2,978 plays

- 8
- Broken Down Angel
- 03:43
- 276 plays

- 9
- Born to Love
- 03:55
- 209 plays

- 10
- My White Bicycle
- 03:30
- 234 plays

- 11
- Go Down Fighting
- 03:03
- 209 plays

- 12
- Vancouver Shakedown
- 04:01
- 285 plays

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album review

Released during a flurry of activity that defined their late-'70s heyday, Nazareth's Hot Tracks kept the band's career on a decent commercial roll. After the monster success of 1975's Hair of the Dog, there were many tours of America and Europe, as well as four releases for the Scottish band over the next two years. Perhaps A&M records was going just a bit too far by releasing Hot Tracks (a best-of collection) only two years after 1975's Greatest Hits, but the track list adjustments generate a slightly different, more varied feel that might perhaps be superior to that of the former. Among the four tracks not available on Greatest Hits, "I Want To (Do Everything For You)" -- with its reductive, hard rock boogie beat and swirling vocal harmonies -- and "Carry Out Feelings," sounding like the soft rock hook Joe Walsh spent nearly a decade trying to write, add a dynamic depth to the splendid metal set, or maybe they ruin it, it can be seen two ways really. Listeners who appreciate songwriting and musical character should enjoy this collection, possibly the best of the "best ofs," but Hair of the Dog worshipers might not enjoy the more delicate offerings included on Hot Tracks. ~ Vincent Jeffries, All Music Guide