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Mark-Almond Other Peoples Rooms mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz / Pop Album: Other Peoples Rooms Country: US Released: 1978 Style: Smooth Jazz, Ballad MP3 version RAR size: 1502 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1712 mb WMA version RAR size: 1718 mb Rating: 4.2 Votes: 204 Other Formats: AAC AA VQF XM WMA VOX ASF Tracklist Hide Credits A1 The City 6:10 A2 Girl On Table 4 5:02 You Look Just Like A Girl Again A3 5:00 Written-By – Danny O'Keefe A4 Other Peoples Rooms 3:52 B1 Lonely People 6:10 B2 Just A Friend 4:12 B3 Then I Have You 2:34 Vivaldi's Song B4 5:33 Written-By – Michael Franks Credits Arranged By, Conductor – Claus Ogerman Bass – Will Lee Drums – Steve Gadd Electric Piano, Piano – Leon Pendarvis Engineer – Hank Cicalo Engineer, Mixed By – Al Schmitt Flugelhorn – Jerry Hey Guitar – John Tropea Guitar, Vocals, Written-By – Jon Mark Mastered By – Mike Reese Percussion – Ralph MacDonald Producer – Tommy LiPuma Saxophone, Flute – Johnny Almond Synthesizer – Larry Williams Notes Recorded at The Hit Factory, New York Mixed at Capitol Recording Studios, Los Angles Mastered at The Mastering Lab Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Other Peoples Rooms (LP, SP-730 Mark-Almond Horizon SP-730 US 1978 Album) Other Peoples Rooms (LP, AMLJ 730 Mark-Almond A&M Records AMLJ 730 Netherlands 1978 Album) Other Peoples Rooms (CD, UICY-3061 Mark-Almond A&M Records UICY-3061 Japan 2000 Album, RE) Other Peoples Rooms (CD, D18Y4127 Mark-Almond A&M Records D18Y4127 Japan 2000 Album, RE, Dig) Other Peoples Rooms (LP, Horizon , A&M L 36730 Mark-Almond L 36730 New Zealand 1978 Album) Records Related Music albums to Other Peoples Rooms by Mark- Almond Everything But The Girl - The Language Of Life Mark-Almond - Rising Mark-Almond - Mark-Almond II Larry Gatlin & The Gatlin Brothers - Cookin' Up A Storm Everything But The Girl - Home Movies - The Best Of Everything But The Girl John Mayall - Empty Rooms Everything But The Girl - Home Movies (The Best Of Everything But The Girl) Ashford And Simpson - High-Rise.

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