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George Benson Weekend In L.A. mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz Album: Weekend In L.A. Country: Spain Released: 1978 Style: Fusion, Smooth Jazz, Soul-Jazz MP3 version RAR size: 1912 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1393 mb WMA version RAR size: 1914 mb Rating: 4.4 Votes: 743 Other Formats: VOC ADX DTS MIDI AIFF MP4 AAC Tracklist Hide Credits Weekend In L.A. A1 7:21 Written-By – George Benson On Broadway A2 10:03 Written-By – Barry Mann, Cynthia Weil, Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller Down Here On The Ground B1 4:57 Written-By – Gale Garnett, Lalo Schifrin California P. M. B2 6:59 Written-By – George Benson The Greatest Love Of All B3 5:34 Written-By – Linda Creed, Michael Masser It's All In The Game C1 3:50 Written-By – Carl Sigman, Charles Dawes Windsong C2 7:17 Written-By – Neil Larsen Ode To A Kudo C3 6:04 Written-By – George Benson Lady Blue D1 3:30 Written-By – Leon Russell We All Remember Wes D2 5:37 Written-By – Stevie Wonder We As Love D3 6:43 Written-By – Ronnie Foster Companies, etc. Distributed By – Hispavox, S.A. Recorded At – The Roxy Credits Arranged By [String] – Nick DeCaro Art Direction – John Cabalka Bass – Stanley Banks Design – Brad Kanawyer Drums – Harvey Mason Engineer [Assistant] – Don Henderson Keyboards – Jorge Dalto, Ronnie Foster Lead Guitar – George Benson Management [Direction] – Ken Fritz Mastered By – Doug Sax Mixed By – Al Schmitt Percussion – Ralph MacDonald Photography By [Back Cover] – Jim McCrary Photography By [Cover] – Tom Bert Photography By [Musicians] – Fred Valentine Piano [Acoustic] – Jorge Dalto Producer – Tommy Lipuma Producer [Assistant] – Noel Newbolt Recorded By – Al Schmitt Recording Supervisor – Wally Heider Rhythm Guitar – Phil Upchurch Vocals – George Benson Notes Recorded Live At The Roxy In Hollywood, Sep. 30th, Oct, 1st, Oct, 2nd, 1977 Additional Recording: House Of Music, New Jersey. Mixed At: Capitol Recording Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year George Weekend In L.A. (2xLP, Warner Bros. WB 66 074 WB 66 074 Germany 1978 Benson Album, Gat) Records George Weekend In L.A. (2xLP, Warner Bros. 66074 66074 France 1978 Benson Album, Gat) Records George Weekend In L.A. (Cass, Warner Bros. J5A 3139 J5A 3139 US 1978 Benson Album) Records George Weekend In L.A. (2xLP, Warner Bros. 2WB 3139 2WB 3139 Venezuela 1978 Benson Album) Records George Weekend In L.A. (2xLP, Warner Bros. 675.0012 675.0012 Brazil 1988 Benson Album, Gat) Records Related Music albums to Weekend In L.A. by George Benson 1. George Benson - Blue Benson 2. George Benson - Love Remembers With George Benson 3. George Benson / Michael Masser - The Greatest Love Of All 4. Gorillaz Feat. George Benson - Humility 5. George Benson - The New Boss Guitar Of George Benson 6. George Benson - George Benson 7. George Benson Quartet, The Featuring Lonnie Smith - The George Benson Cookbook 8. George Benson - No One Emotion (Remix) 9. George Benson - The Best Of George Benson 10. Aretha Franklin & George Benson - Love All The Hurt Away / Whole Lot Of Me.

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