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'Strong Arm Of The Law' is the third studio album by Saxon. It debuted on the U.K. charts at #11. According to guitarist Graham Oliver, the title track was inspired by an incident where the band was driving in Whitehall and was subsequently pulled over and searched by the security detail of then British prime minister, Margaret Thatcher. |
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Performers: Biff Byford.jpg) Biff Byford (Vocals) |
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Theme: Lightning To The Nations (1979-1982) |
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(1/1) 1.
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Saxon - Heavy Metal Thunder (04:18)
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(1/1) 2.
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Saxon - To Hell And Back Again (04:43)
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(1/1) 3.
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Saxon - Strong Arm Of The Law (04:37)
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(1/1) 4.
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Saxon - Taking Your Chances (04:17)
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(1/1) 5.
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Saxon - 20,000 Ft. (03:26)
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(1/1) 6.
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Saxon - Hungry Years (05:08)
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(1/1) 7.
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Saxon - Sixth Form Girls (04:19)
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(1/1) 8.
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Saxon - Dallas 1 P.M. (06:27)
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Last Data Update:
 1980-11-14 Saxon - Strong Arm Of The Law.jpg)