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Gordon Lightfoot Cold on the Shoulder Mp3, Flac, Wma Gordon Lightfoot Cold On The Shoulder mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Cold On The Shoulder Country: Germany Released: 1975 Style: Soft Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1789 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1270 mb WMA version RAR size: 1795 mb Rating: 4.9 Votes: 258 Other Formats: ADX DTS AAC MOD XM DMF DXD Tracklist Hide Credits A1 Bend In The Water 2:59 A2 Rainy Day People 2:48 Cold On The Shoulder A3 3:00 Vocals [Male Voices] – Rick Haynes, Terry Clements A4 The Soul Is The Rock 5:49 A5 Bells Of The Evening 3:56 Rainbow Trout A6 2:48 Vocals [Female Voices] – Jackie Ward, Susie McCune* B1 A Tree Too Weak To Stand 3:22 B2 All The Lovely Ladies 3:35 B3 Fine As Fine Can Be 2:58 B4 Cherokee Bend 5:02 B5 Now And Then 3:09 B6 Slide On Over 3:33 Credits Accordion, Celesta [Celeste] – Nick DeCaro Bass – John Stockfish, Rick Haynes Contractor [Strings, Horns] – Frank DeCaro Design [Photo Design], Photography By – Ivan Kotulsky* Drums – Jim Gordon Engineer, Mixed By – Lee Herschberg Guitar [6-String], Twelve-String Guitar – Gordon Lightfoot Harmony Vocals [Other] – Gordon Lightfoot Lead Guitar [Acoustic] – Terry Clements Lead Guitar [Acoustic], Guitar [Classical], Electric Guitar [Telecaster] – Red Shea Orchestrated By – Nick DeCaro Other [Cover Girl] – Jan Stephenson Percussion – Jim Gordon, Milt Holland Piano – Gordon Lightfoot Producer – Lenny Waronker Steel Guitar – Pee Wee Charles Vocals – Gordon Lightfoot Written-By – Gordon Lightfoot Notes Manufactured and Distributed by CBS RECORDS LTD. Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Gordon Cold On The Shoulder Reprise MS 2206 MS 2206 US 1975 Lightfoot (LP, Album, Pit) Records Gordon Cold On The Shoulder Reprise REP 54 033 REP 54 033 Germany 1975 Lightfoot (LP, Album, Promo) Records Gordon Cold On The Shoulder Reprise CDW 45688 CDW 45688 Canada 1994 Lightfoot (CD, Album) Records Gordon Cold On The Shoulder Reprise 9 45688-2 9 45688-2 US Unknown Lightfoot (CD, Album, RE) Records Gordon Cold On The Shoulder Reprise 8RM2206 8RM2206 Canada 1975 Lightfoot (8-Trk, Album, Dol) Records Related Music albums to Cold On The Shoulder by Gordon Lightfoot Gordon Lightfoot - Black Day In July Gordon Lightfoot - A Painter Passing Through Gordon Lightfoot - Gord's Gold Volume II Gordon Lightfoot - The Gordon Lightfoot Collection Gordon Lightfoot - Classic Lightfoot (The Best Of Lightfoot / Volume 2) Gordon Lightfoot - The Best Of Gordon Lightfoot Gordon Lightfoot - Dream Street Rose Gordon Lightfoot - Sundown Gordon Lightfoot - Old Dan's Records Gordon Lightfoot - Gord's Gold, Volume II Gordon Lightfoot - Don Quixote Gordon Lightfoot - Summertime Dream.
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