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The Steve Miller Band Book Of Dreams mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: Book Of Dreams Country: UK Released: 1977 Style: Pop Rock, Classic Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1601 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1640 mb WMA version RAR size: 1387 mb Rating: 4.4 Votes: 212 Other Formats: AUD AU RA DMF FLAC VOC AC3 Tracklist Hide Credits A1 Threshold Jet Airliner A2 Written-By – Paul Pena Winter Time A3 Bass – Bob GlaubHarmonica – Norton Buffalo Swingtown A4 Written-By – Chris McCarty A5 True Fine Love A6 Wish Upon A Star Jungle Love B1 Written-By – Greg Douglass, Lonnie Turner B2 Electro Lux Imbroglio Sacrifice B3 Acoustic Guitar – Curley CookeBass – Charles CalamiseDrums – Kenny JohnsonGuitar [Lead] – Les DudekPiano – Joachym Young*Written-By – Curley Cooke, Les Dudek The Stake B4 Harmonica – Norton BuffaloWritten-By – David Denny My Own Space B5 Written-By – Bobby Winkleman*, Jason Cooper B6 Babes In The Wood Credits Bass – Lonnie Turner Drums, Percussion – Gary Mallaber Executive Producer – John Palladino Guitar [Rhythm] – David Denny Guitar [Slide] – Greg Douglass Mastered By – Ken Perry Mixed By – Jim Gaines Mixed By [Assistant] – Win Kutz Piano, Synthesizer – Byron Allred Recorded By – Mike Fusaro Vocals, Guitar, Synthesizer, Sitar, Producer – Steve Miller Written-By – Steve Miller (tracks: A3 to A6) Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year The Steve Book Of Dreams (LP, Capitol SO-11630 SO-11630 US 1977 Miller Band* Album, NAM) Records Steve Miller Book Of Dreams (LP, USA & SN-1623 GRP SN-1623 1977 Band Album) Canada The Steve Book Of Dreams (CD, Capitol D 102017 D 102017 US Unknown Miller Band* Album, Club, RE) Records The Steve Book Of Dreams (Cass, Capitol 4N-16323 4N-16323 Canada Unknown Miller Band* Album, RE, Dol) Records Steve Miller Book Of Dreams (LP, Capitol R 114443 R 114443 US 1977 Band Club) Records Related Music albums to Book Of Dreams by The Steve Miller Band Rock Steve Miller Band - The Very Best Of The Steve Miller Band Rock / Funk / Soul / Blues Steve Miller Band - ...Live ! Blues / Folk, World, & Country Lucinda Williams - The Ghosts Of Highway 20 Rock / Blues Dave Alvin And Phil Alvin - Lost Time Other Norton Buffalo - Rock Steve Miller Band - Anthology Rock Steve Miller Band - Number 5 Rock Steve Miller Band - Fly Like An Eagle Rock The Steve Miller Band - Abracadabra Rock Steve Miller Band - Book Of Dreams.

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