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Kenny Loggins Nightwatch Mp3, Flac, Wma Kenny Loggins Nightwatch mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Nightwatch Country: Japan Released: 2014 Style: Pop Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1834 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1929 mb WMA version RAR size: 1266 mb Rating: 4.9 Votes: 391 Other Formats: MIDI AUD AIFF FLAC XM DXD XM Tracklist Hide Credits Nightwatch A1 7:52 Lyrics By – Dan Loggins, Ken Loggins*Music By – Max Gronenthal Easy Driver A2 3:33 Music By, Lyrics By – David Plehn, Jerry Riopelle Down 'N Dirty A3 4:44 Lyrics By – Eva Ein, Ken Loggins*Music By – Brian Mann, Ken Loggins* Down In The Boondocks A4 4:23 Music By, Lyrics By – Joe South Whenever I Call You "Friend" B1 Lyrics By – Ken Loggins*, Melissa ManchesterMusic By – Ken Loggins*Vocals – Ken 3:59 Loggins*, Stevie Nicks Wait A Little While B2 3:57 Lyrics By – Eva Ein, Ken Loggins*Music By – Ken Loggins* What A Fool Believes B3 3:40 Music By, Lyrics By – Ken Loggins*, Mike McDonald* Somebody Knows B4 3:31 Music By, Lyrics By – Ken Loggins* Angelique B5 6:00 Lyrics By – Eva Ein, Ken Loggins*Music By – Ken Loggins* Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – CBS Inc. Copyright (c) – CBS Inc. Printed By – Shorewood Packaging Co. Ltd. Published By – Warner Bros. Music Ltd. Published By – Blue Tampa Music Published By – Lowery-Chappell Music Published By – Screen Gems-EMI Music Ltd. Credits Arranged By [String Arrangement] – Bob James Bass, Vocals – George Hawkins Cover [Concept By] – David Alexander , Ken Loggins* Drums, Harmonica – Tris Imboden Engineer – Joe Jorgensen, John Pace Guitar, Vocals – Mike Hamilton Horns – Vince Denham Horns, Woodwind – Jon Clarke Keyboards – Brian Mann Mastered By – Allen* Photography By – David Alexander Notes Single printed picture sleeve. Promo stamp on the upper left on the back "Property Of CBS Demonstration Only Not For Sale". Comes with additional lyric sheet. Management by Larson & Record Associates, Los Angeles, California. Cat # spine: CBS 82865 Cat # labels, both sides: S CBS 82865 (JC35387) All selections published by Warner Bros. Mus. Ltd. except: A2 published by Blue Tampa Mus. A4 published by Lowrey Chappell Mus. B1 publshed by Warner Bros. Mus. Ltd./Screen Gems-EMI Ltd. Made in England Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout (Side A): CBS-S-82865-A-1 ALLEN Matrix / Runout (Side B): CBS-S82865-B-1 ALLEN Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year JC 35387 Kenny Loggins Nightwatch (LP, Album, Ter) Columbia JC 35387 US 1978 JC 35387 Kenny Loggins Nightwatch (LP, Album) Columbia JC 35387 Canada 1978 CK 35387 Kenny Loggins Nightwatch (CD, Album, RE) Columbia CK 35387 US Unknown PC 35387 Kenny Loggins Nightwatch (LP, Album) Columbia PC 35387 US 1978 CBS 32285 Kenny Loggins Nightwatch (LP, Album, RE) CBS CBS 32285 Europe Unknown Related Music albums to Nightwatch by Kenny Loggins Loggins & Messina - My Music Kenny Loggins - Key Kutz Loggins And Messina - Just Before The News Kenny Loggins - Easy Driver Kenny Loggins - Whenever I Call You "Friend" Kenny Loggins - Playing With The Boys Kenny Loggins - Footloose Kenny Loggins - Alive Dave Loggins - Claudia Kenny Loggins - Love Has Come Of Age.
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