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Dennis Linde Dennis Linde Mp3, Flac, Wma Dennis Linde Dennis Linde mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Folk, World, & Country Album: Dennis Linde Country: US Released: 1973 MP3 version RAR size: 1770 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1889 mb WMA version RAR size: 1977 mb Rating: 4.7 Votes: 799 Other Formats: DXD RA ADX MP4 AHX DTS ASF Tracklist Hide Credits Hello, I Am Your Heart A1 Bass, Drums, Guitar, Keyboards, Effects, Horn – Dennis LindeHorn, Effects – Benny 2:58 Whitehead Ridin' High Bass, Electric Guitar, Backing Vocals, Horn, Effects – Dennis LindeClavinet – Rob A2 GalbraithDrums, Percussion – Randy CullersGuitar – Terry DearmorePiano, Organ, Flute, 3:33 Effects, Horn – Bobby OgdinPiano, Organ, Flute, Horn, Effects – Bobby OgdinRhythm Guitar – Alan Rush I Had A Dream Bass, Guitar, Effects, Strings – Alan RushDrums – Randy CullersGuitar – Terry A3 3:14 DearmoreOrgan, Strings, Effects – Bobby OgdinPedal Steel Guitar – Lloyd GreenRhythm Guitar, Bass, Melodica, Strings, Effects – Dennis Linde The Longer You're Gone Backing Vocals – Benny Whitehead, Chip YoungBass, Banjo – Alan RushClavinet – Rob A4 GalbraithDrums – Randy CullersGuitar – Terry DearmoreHarmony Vocals – Billy 3:25 SwanPedal Steel Guitar – Lloyd GreenPiano, Fiddle – Bobby OgdinRhythm Guitar – Dennis Linde East St. Louis Nights Bass, Effects, Orchestra – Wayne MossDrums – Kenny MaloneGuitar, Orchestrated By, A5 3:59 Effects – Dennis LindeOrchestrated By, Effects – Buddy Spicher, Russ HicksPiano – John Harris Dr-31 B1 Bass, Drums, Guitar, Clavinet, Effects – Dennis LindeEffects, Orchestra – Buddy Spicher, 2:57 Wayne Moss, Weldon MyrickPercussion – Farrell MorrisPiano, Organ, Effects – John Harris Don't Leave Me Here All Alone Backing Vocals – Alan Rush, Rob Galbraith, Terry DearmoreBass, Drums, Keyboards, B2 2:36 Backing Vocals, Horn, Strings, Effects – Dennis LindeDrums, Percussion, Backing Vocals – Randy CullersStrings, Effects – Lloyd Green Some Songs B3 Bass, Guitar, Organ, Backing Vocals – Dennis LindeDrums – Bill MaxwellPercussion – 2:26 Farrell MorrisPiano – John Harris All I Want To Do Is Be Your Man Bass, Kazoo, Strings, Effects – Dennis LindeClavinet – Rob GalbraithDrums, Percussion – B4 2:36 Randy CullersPiano, Organ, Kazoo, Strings, Effects – Bobby OgdinRhythm Guitar – Terry DearmoreRhythm Guitar, Kazoo, Strings, Effects – Alan Rush Burning Love B5 Bass, Cowbell – Wayne MossDrums – Bill MaxwellElectric Guitar, Organ – Dennis 3:00 LindePedal Steel Guitar – Weldon MyrickPiano – John Harris Just A Song B6 Bass, Backing Vocals – Wayne MossDrums – Kenny MalonePedal Steel Guitar – Russ 3:40 HicksPiano – John Harris Rhythm Guitar, Bass, Tambourine, Backing Vocals – Dennis Linde Credits Composed By – Dennis Linde (tracks: A1-B6) Design – Robert L. Heimall Engineer – Charlie Tallent (tracks: A3, A4, B1, B3, B5, B6), Chip Young (tracks: A1- A4, B2, B4), Wayne Moss (tracks: A5, B1, B3, B5) Liner Notes – Billy Swan Photography By – Bob Jones Producer – Dennis Linde Notes A1, B2 recorded at home and overdub at Youngun Sound Studio-Murfreesboro, Tenn. A2, A3, A4, B4 recorded at Youngun Sound Studio A5, B1, B3, B5 recorded at Cinderella Sound Studio-Madison, Tenn. A1, A3, A4, B1, B3B5, B6 mixed at Jack Clement Studio A2, A6, B2, B4 mixed at Cinderella Sound Studio Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout (Etched Side 1): XSY-131063-1C EKS-75062-A-2 Matrix / Runout (Etched Side 2): XSY-131064-1B EKS-75062-B-1 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year K 42149 Dennis Linde Dennis Linde (LP) Elektra K 42149 UK 1973 EKS-75062 Dennis Linde Dennis Linde (LP) Elektra EKS-75062 Australia 1974 EKS-75062 Dennis Linde Dennis Linde (LP, Promo) Elektra EKS-75062 US 1973 Related Music albums to Dennis Linde by Dennis Linde David Meece - Are You Ready? Tim Finn - Imaginary Kingdom No Artist - Sea Effects Jac Holzman - Authentic Sound Effects Volume 2 Dennis Linde - Under The Eye Mighty U.S. Armed Forces Sound Effects In Action!, The - The Mighty U.S. Armed Forces Sound Effects In Action! Jubal - Jubal Randy Travis - High Lonesome Quadelectronic - QE27 Don Williams - New Moves.
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