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Bruce Rowland Piano by Request Mp3, Flac, Wma Bruce Rowland Piano By Request mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Classical Album: Piano By Request Country: Australia Released: 1984 MP3 version RAR size: 1388 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1876 mb WMA version RAR size: 1868 mb Rating: 4.4 Votes: 727 Other Formats: AAC MPC MP1 DXD AC3 AHX WAV Tracklist Hide Credits Mahogany A1 Written-By – Goffin*, Masser* Love Theme from Flashdance A2 Written-By – G. Moroder* Vincent A3 Written-By – Don McLean Up Where We Belong A4 Written-By – Nitzsche*, W. Jennings* Last Dance A5 Written-By – Floyd Cramer Piano Concerto No. 1 (Excerpt) A6 Composed By – Tchaikovsky* Medley: The Man From Snowy River; Phar Lap; All The Rivers Run A7 Written-By – B. Rowland* Tonight I Celebrate My Love For You B1 Written-By – G. Goffin*, M. Masser* Lady, Lady, Lady B2 Written-By – G. Moroder*, Keith Forsey Maria Elena B3 Written-By – Barcelata* Medley: Turn Your Love Around; Give Me The Night B4 Written-By – Champlin*, Graydon*, Rod Temperton, Lukather* Ballade Pour Adeline B5 Written-By – Toussaint*, Paul de Senneville Memory B6 Written By – NoonanWritten-By – Webber*, Eliot* Sonata No. 15 (Excerpt) (From "Fame") B7 Composed By – Mozart* Companies, etc. Marketed By – Hammard TV Productions Pty. Ltd. Distributed By – Hammard TV Productions Pty. Ltd. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Hammard TV Productions Pty. Ltd. Recorded At – Flagstaff Studios Credits Arranged By – Bruce Rowland , Don Stevenson, Greg Flood Engineer – Ern Rose Mastered By – DB* Producer – Bruce Rowland Sleeve – Geoff Hocking Notes Tracklist is from the labels. Track A4 - Writer Will Jennings incorrectly shown as N. Jennings. Track A7 - The order of the medley is different on the label: Phar Lap, The Man From Snowy River, All the Rivers Run. Track B3 - Writer Lorenzo Barcelata incorrectly shown as Barcelita. Track B6 - Writer Noonan not confirmed. This product is produced, sold and distributed by Hammard TV Productions Pty. Ltd., 376 Swan Street, Richmond, Victoria 3121 All Rights Reserved February 1984 Hammard TV Productions Ⓟ 1984 Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout (Etched on runout Side A): HAM 097-A DB Matrix / Runout (Etched on runout Side B): HAM 097-B DB Related Music albums to Piano By Request by Bruce Rowland Bruce Rowland - PHAR LAP -HERO TO A NATION- Bruce Rowland - The Man From Snowy River - Original Motion Picture Soundtrack Ennio Rivolta - ennio Rivolta Interpreta En El Piano A Richard Clayderman Various - January Classical Sampler 1978 Floyd Cramer - Country Hall Of Fame Hits Bruce Rowland - Phar Lap (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Bruce Rowland - Return To Snowy River - Part II - The Legend Continues Unknown Artist - Turn On To The Romance Of The Symphony.
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