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Leo Sayer Leo Sayer Mp3, Flac, Wma Leo Sayer Leo Sayer mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Electronic / Rock Album: Leo Sayer Country: Greece Released: 1978 Style: Pop Rock, Disco MP3 version RAR size: 1801 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1216 mb WMA version RAR size: 1202 mb Rating: 4.8 Votes: 223 Other Formats: MP4 DTS WMA MMF AC3 MP3 AIFF Tracklist Hide Credits Stormy Weather A1 Acoustic Guitar – Fred TackettBass – Dean ParksElectric Guitar – Steve LukatherElectric 4:06 Piano – Tom SnowGuitar [Steel] – David Lindley Dancing The Night Away Acoustic Guitar – Dean Parks, Fred TackettElectric Piano [Wurlitzer] – Dave "Baby" A2 4:05 Paich*Fiddle, Guitar [Steel] – David LindleyPercussion – Jeffrey Porcaro*Piano – James Newton HowardWritten-By – James Brown*, Russell Smith I Can't Stop Loving You (Though I Try) Bass – Leland SklarDrums – Russ KunkelElectric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar – Waddy A3 3:29 WachtelPercussion – Lenny CastroPiano – Greg PhillinganesSynthesizer – Steve PorcaroWritten-By – Billy Nicholls La Booga Rooga Backing Vocals – Bill Champlin, Bobby Kimball, Jimmy Gilstrap*Lead Guitar, Rhythm A4 Guitar – Waddy WachtelOrgan – Dave "Baby" Paich*Percussion – Jeffrey Porcaro*Piano – 3:40 James Newton HowardRhythm Guitar [Second] – Jay Graydon, Steve LukatherWritten-By – Andy Fairweather Low* Raining In My Heart Acoustic Guitar – Ben BenayBass – Leland SklarDrums – Russ KunkelElectric Guitar – A5 3:16 Lindsey BuckinghamPercussion – Lenny CastroSlide Guitar – Waddy WachtelSynthesizer – James Newton HowardWritten-By – Boudleaux Bryant/Felice Bryant* Something Fine B1 Acoustic Guitar – Lindsey BuckinghamBacking Vocals – Lindsey*Written-By – Jackson 3:32 Browne Running To My Freedom B2 Bass – Chuck RaineyElectric Guitar – Steve LukatherLead Guitar, Acoustic Guitar – Lindsey 3:19 BuckinghamPiano, Backing Vocals – Tom SnowWritten-By – Johnny Vastano Frankie Lee Clavinet – James Newton HowardGuitar – Ray Parker, Jr.*, Steve LukatherHorns – Mike B3 Carnahan, Richard Felts, Tom SavianoMandolin – David LindleyPercussion – Jeffrey 3:19 Porcaro*, Ollie E. Brown*Piano – Dave "Baby" Paich*Saxophone [Sax Solo], Arranged By [Horns] – Tom SavianoWritten-By – Ray Parker, Jr.* Don't Look Away Acoustic Guitar – Dean ParksClavinet – James Newton HowardLead Guitar – Davey B4 3:30 JohnstonePercussion – Lenny CastroPiano – Tom SnowRhythm Guitar – Davey Johnstone, Steve Lukather No Looking Back B5 2:58 Piano [Acoustic] – Tom Snow Companies, etc. Distributed By – Phonogram Credits Producer – Richard Perry Written-By – Leo Sayer (tracks: A1, B3 to B5), Tom Snow (tracks: A1, B2, B4, B5) Notes Made in Greece. Barcode and Other Identifiers Rights Society: BIEM Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year CDL 1198 Leo Sayer Leo Sayer (LP, Album) Chrysalis CDL 1198 UK 1978 Leo Sayer (CD, Album, TECI-21213 Leo Sayer Imperial Records TECI-21213 Japan 2005 RE, Car) Warner Bros. 36.082 Leo Sayer Leo Sayer (LP, Album) 36.082 Brazil 1978 Records Warner Bros. BSK 3200 Leo Sayer Leo Sayer (LP, Album) BSK 3200 US 1978 Records Warner Bros. BSK 3200 Leo Sayer Leo Sayer (LP, Album) BSK 3200 Canada 1978 Records Related Music albums to Leo Sayer by Leo Sayer The Hitmen , Lynn Miles, Mood Jga Jga - Variety Recordings 6 David Paich, Steve Porcaro, James Newton Howard - DX Meets David Paich, Steve Porcaro, James Newton Howard Tom Jans - Champion Toto - Toto IV Warren Zevon - A Quiet Normal Life: The Best Of Warren Zevon Toto - Falling In Between Toto - The Seventh One Warren Zevon - The Envoy Leo Sayer - Endless Flight James Taylor - Dad Loves His Work Lisa Dal Bello - Pretty Girls Jackson Browne - The Pretender.
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