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James Runaground mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Runaground Country: UK Released: 1998 Style: Alternative Rock, Indie Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1538 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1174 mb WMA version RAR size: 1581 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 164 Other Formats: XM ADX AUD RA VQF MP2 AAC Tracklist 1 Runaground (Radio Edit) 3:49 Companies, etc. Record Company – PolyGram Produced For – Big Life Management Produced For – James Phonographic Copyright (p) – Mercury Records Ltd. (London) Copyright (c) – Mercury Records Ltd. (London) Published By – Polygram Music Publishing Ltd. Credits Backing Vocals – Michael Kulas Co-producer – Ott Design – Peacock Mixed By – Alan Douglas , Saul Davies Written-By – James Notes Plastic CD single case (6mm). Comes in a slimline jewelcase with a Jcard insert. Inner sleeve contains promo information on the band's upcoming April 1998 tour dates (mostly sold out) and mentions their The Best Of compilation which is 'already Gold in the U.K'. The Radio Edit here is slightly different to the finalised version of the track which featured on the retail CD singles and the aforementioned Best Of compilation; it is shorter and certain instrumentation sections are rearranged. 'Co-produced for Big Life Management & James' ℗ 1998 Mercury Records Ltd. The copyright in this sound recording is owned by Mercury Records Ltd. (London). © 1998 Mercury Records Ltd. Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year JIMCD 20, 568 Runaground (CD, Single, Fontana, JIMCD 20, 568 James UK 1998 853-2 CD1) Fontana 853-2 568 853-2 James Runaground (CD, Maxi) Fontana 568 853-2 UK 1998 JIMED 20, 568 Runaground (CD, Single, Fontana, JIMED 20, 568 James UK 1998 943-2 CD3) Fontana 943-2 Runaground (CD, Single, JIMDD 20 James Fontana JIMDD 20 UK 1998 CD2) Runaground (Betacam SP, none James Mercury none UK 1998 PAL) Related Music albums to Runaground by James Tony Toni Toné - Thinking Of You Shakespear's Sister - I Don't Care Various - 80's New Wave: New Wave Dance Mark With A K ft Runaground - Here We Come Elton John - Rocket Man · The Definitive Hits James - Seven Little Boots - Shake Colin James And The Little Big Band - Colin James And The Little Big Band II Radio Special James - The Best Of The Mission - Singles A's & B's.

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