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Squeeze Frank mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock / Pop Album: Frank Country: Canada Released: 1989 Style: Pop Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1892 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1312 mb WMA version RAR size: 1522 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 476 Other Formats: WMA AC3 MPC XM ADX VOX RA Tracklist Hide Credits A1 Frank If It's Love A2 Backing Vocals – Barrie St. Johns, Karen Beany, Monique Dyan Peyton Place A3 Accordion – Matt Irving A4 Rose I Said A5 Slaughtered, Gutted And Heartbroken A6 (This Could Be) The Last Time A7 She Doesn't Have To Shave B1 Love Circles Melody Motel B2 Accordion – Matt Irving B3 Can Of Worms B4 Dr. Jazz B5 Is It Too Late Companies, etc. Distributed By – A&M Records Of Canada Limited Credits Arranged By – Squeeze Bass [Basses] – Keith Wilkinson Design – Stylorouge Drums – Gilson Lavis Engineer [Assistant Engineer At Nomis] – Mark Willie Engineer [Assistant Engineer At The Chocolate Factory] – Paul Tipler Engineer, Mixed By – Eric "E.T." Thorngren* Guitar – Chris Difford, Glenn Tilbrook Keyboards – Glenn Tilbrook Photography – Chris Difford, Gilson Lavis, Glenn Tilbrook, Keith Wilkinson, Trevor Rogers Piano, Organ – Julian Holland* Producer – Eric "E.T." Thorngren*, Glenn Tilbrook Songwriter – Difford* (tracks: A1 to B3, B5), Tilbrook* (tracks: A1 to B3, B5), Julian Holland* (tracks: B4) Vocals – Chris Difford, Glenn Tilbrook, Julian Holland*, Keith Wilkinson Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year AMA 5278 Squeeze Frank (LP, Album) A&M Records AMA 5278 UK 1989 CD 5278 Squeeze Frank (CD, Album) A&M Records CD 5278 US 1989 CDA 5278 Squeeze Frank (CD, Album) A&M Records CDA 5278 UK 1989 CD 5278 Squeeze Frank (CD, Album, Promo) A&M Records CD 5278 US 1989 9832840 Squeeze Frank (CD, Album, RM) A&M Records 9832840 Europe 2008 Related Music albums to Frank by Squeeze Squeeze - Ridiculous Rock / Pop Squeeze - Greatest Hits Electronic / Rock Squeeze - Sweets From A Stranger Electronic / Rock Squeeze - Hits Of The Year Rock / Pop Difford & Tilbrook - Difford & Tilbrook Rock / Pop Squeeze - A Round And A Bout Rock Squeeze - U.K. Squeeze Electronic / Rock Squeeze - Ridiculous - Remastered And Extended With Extra Tracks Rock / Pop Squeeze - Argybargy Rock Squeeze - Play Rock.

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