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Kylie Minogue Greatest Hits Mp3, Flac, Wma Kylie Minogue Greatest Hits mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Electronic Album: Greatest Hits Country: France Released: 1997 Style: Downtempo, Synth-pop, Disco MP3 version RAR size: 1500 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1614 mb WMA version RAR size: 1114 mb Rating: 4.8 Votes: 928 Other Formats: VOX MOD VOC DTS AIFF MP4 AC3 Tracklist Hide Credits I Should Be So Lucky Backing Vocals – Dee Lewis, Mae Mckenna, Mike StockDrums – A Linn*Engineer – Mark 1 3:26 McguireGuitar – Matt AitkenKeyboards – Matt Aitken, Mike StockMixed By – Pete HammondWritten-By, Producer, Arranged By – Stock Aitken Waterman* Got To Be Certain Backing Vocals – Mike Stock, Suzanne RhatiganDrums – A Linn*Engineer – Karen Hewitt, 2 3:20 Mark McguireGuitar – Matt AitkenKeyboards – Matt Aitken, Mike StockMixed By – Pete HammondWritten-By, Producer, Arranged By – Stock Aitken Waterman* The Loco-Motion Backing Vocals – Dee Lewis, Mae Mckenna, Mike StockDrums – A Linn*Engineer – Mark 3 Mcguire, YoyoKeyboards – Matt Aitken, Mike StockKeyboards [Additional] – George De 3:15 AngelisMixed By – Dave Ford, Pete HammondProducer, Arranged By – Stock Aitken Waterman*Written-By – G Goffin/C King* Je Ne Sais Pas Pourquoi Backing Vocals – Dee Lewis, Mae Mckenna, Mike Stock, Suzanne RhatiganDrums – A 4 Linn*Engineer – Karen Hewitt, Mark Mcguire, YoyoGuitar – Matt AitkenKeyboards – Matt 4:02 Aitken, Mike StockKeyboards [Additional] – George De Angelis, Neil PalmerMixed By – Pete HammondWritten-By, Producer, Arranged By – Stock Aitken Waterman* Especially For You Backing Vocals – Mae Mckenna, Mike Stock, Miriam StockleyDrums – A Linn*Engineer – 5 Karen Hewitt, YoyoFeaturing – Jason DonovanGuitar – Matt AitkenKeyboards – Matt 4:00 Aitken, Mike StockMixed By – Pete HammondWritten-By, Producer, Arranged By – Stock Aitken Waterman* Turn It Into Love Backing Vocals – Dee Lewis, Mae Mckenna, Mike Stock, Suzanne RhatiganDrums – A Linn*Engineer – Mark McguireEngineer [Additional Engineering] – Karen Hewitt, 6 3:39 YoyoGuitar – Matt AitkenKeyboards – Matt Aitken, Mike StockKeyboards [Additional] – George De Angelis, Neil PalmerMixed By – Pete HammondWritten-By, Producer, Arranged By – Stock Aitken Waterman* It's No Secret Backing Vocals – Dee Lewis, Mae Mckenna, Mike Stock, Suzanne RhatiganDrums – A 7 Linn*Engineer – Karen Hewitt, YoyoGuitar – Matt AitkenKeyboards – Matt Aitken, Mike 3:59 StockKeyboards [Additional] – George De Angelis, Neil PalmerMixed By – Dave FordWritten-By, Producer, Arranged By – Stock Aitken Waterman* Hand On Your Heart Backing Vocals – Mae Mckenna, Mike Stock, Miriam StockleyDrums – A Linn*Engineer – 8 Karen Hewitt, YoyoGuitar – Matt AitkenKeyboards – Matt Aitken, Mike StockKeyboards 3:52 [Additional] – Ian CurnowMixed By – Phil HardingWritten-By, Producer, Arranged By – Stock Aitken Waterman* Wouldn't Change A Thing Backing Vocals – Mae Mckenna, Mike Stock, Miriam StockleyDrums – A Linn*Engineer – 9 Karen Hewitt, YoyoGuitar – Matt AitkenKeyboards – Matt Aitken, Mike StockKeyboards 3:15 [Additional] – Sean CulleyMixed By – Mixmaster Phil Harding*Written-By, Producer, Arranged By – Stock Aitken Waterman* Never Too Late Backing Vocals – Mae Mckenna, Mike Stock, Miriam StockleyDrums – A Linn*Engineer – 10 3:25 Karen Hewitt, YoyoGuitar – Matt AitkenKeyboards – Matt Aitken, Mike StockMixed By – Dave FordWritten-By, Producer, Arranged By – Stock Aitken Waterman* Tears On My Pillow Backing Vocals – Mae Mckenna, Mike Stock, Miriam StockleyDrums – A Linn*Engineer – 11 Karen Hewitt, YoyoGuitar – Matt AitkenKeyboards – Matt Aitken, Mike StockMixed By – 2:30 Mixmaster Pete Hammond*Producer, Arranged By – Stock Aitken Waterman*Written-By – Lewis*, Bradford* Better The Devil You Know Backing Vocals – Kylie Minogue, Mae Mckenna, Mike Stock, Miriam StockleyDrums – A 12 Linn*Engineer – Karen Hewitt, YoyoGuitar – Matt AitkenKeyboards – Matt Aitken, Mike 3:54 StockMixed By – Pete HammondWritten-By, Producer, Arranged By – Stock Aitken Waterman* Step Back In Time Backing Vocals – Kylie Minogue, Linda Taylor, Mae MckennaDrums – A Linn*Engineer – 13 3:06 Peter DayGuitar – Matt AitkenKeyboards – Matt Aitken, Mike StockMixed By – Harding And Curnow*Written-By, Producer, Arranged By – Stock Aitken Waterman* What Do I Have To Do? Backing Vocals – Kylie Minogue, Mae Mckenna, Mike Stock, Miriam StockleyDrums – A 14 3:45 Linn*Engineer – Peter DayGuitar – Matt AitkenKeyboards – Matt Aitken, Mike StockMixed By – Harding And Curnow*Written-By, Producer, Arranged By – Stock Aitken Waterman* Shocked Backing Vocals – Kylie Minogue, Mae Mckenna, Mike Stock, Miriam StockleyDrums – Andy 15 Lewis Engineer – Peter DayEngineer [Mix] – Nick QuickGuitar – Matt AitkenKeyboards – 3:10 Matt Aitken, Mike StockRemix – DNAWritten-By [Rap], Performer – Jazzi PWritten-By, Producer, Arranged By – Stock Aitken Waterman* Word Is Out Backing Vocals – Lance Ellington, Leroy Osbourne, Mae Mckenna, Mike Stock, Mirian 16 Stockley*Engineer – Peter DayGuitar – Matt AitkenKeyboards – Julian Gingell, Mike 3:36 StockMixed By – Phil HardingSaxophone – Gary BarnacleTrombone – Pete Thoms*Trumpet – John ThirkellWritten-By, Producer, Arranged By – Stock*, Waterman* If You Were With Me Now Arranged By [Strings] – Paul RiserArranged By, Producer – Stock*, Waterman*Backing 17 Vocals – Carol Kenyon, Mae Mckenna, Mike StockEngineer – Peter DayFeaturing – Keith 3:13 WashingtonKeyboards – Julian Gingell, Mike StockMixed By – Phil HardingWritten-By – Washington*, Minogue*, Stock*, Waterman* Give Me Just A Little More Time Backing Vocals – Mae Mckenna, Miriam StockleyBass – Mike StockDrums – A 18 3:09 Linn*Engineer – Peter DayKeyboards – Julian Gingell, Mike StockMixed By – Dave FordProducer, Arranged By – Stock Aitken Waterman*Written-By – Wayne*, Dunbar* Finer Feelings Backing Vocals – Lance Ellington, Leroy Osbourne, Mae Mckenna, Miriam 19 3:55 StockleyEngineer – Gordon Dennis, Peter DayKeyboards – Julian Gingell, Mike StockWritten By, Producer – Stock*, Waterman* What Kind Of Fool (Heard All That Before) Backing Vocals – Mae Mckenna, Mike Stock, Miriam StockleyDrums – A Linn*Engineer – 20 Gordon Dennis, Peter DayKeyboards – Gary Miller, Julian Gingell, Mike StockMixed By – 3:45 Dave FordProducer, Arranged By – Stock*, Waterman*Written-By – Minogue*, Stock*, Waterman* Where In The World? Backing Vocals – Mae Mckenna, Mike Stock, Miriam StockleyDrums – A Linn*Engineer – 21 3:34 Gordon Dennis, Peter DayKeyboards – Gary Miller, Julian Gingell, Mike StockMixed By – Dave FordProducer – Stock*, Waterman*Written-By – Minogue*, Stock*, Waterman* Celebration Backing Vocals – Mae Mckenna, Mike Wilson, Miriam Stockley, Tee GreenBass – Phil HardingDrums – Ian CurnowEngineer – Peter Day, Phil HardingGuitar – Robert 22 3:57 AhwaiKeyboards – Gary Miller, Ian Curnow, Julian Gingell, Mike StockMixed By – Dave FordProducer [Additional Production] – Stock*, Waterman*Producer, Arranged By – Phil Harding And Ian Curnow*Written-By – Taylor*, Bell* Credits Design – David Howells, Mainartery Notes Tracks 1, 2, 4 to 16, 19 published by All Boys Music Ltd. Track 3 published by Screen Gems/EMI Music Ltd. Track 11 published by Sovereign Music Co. Track 17 published by All Boys Music Ltd/International Music Network/EMI Songs Ltd. Track 18 published by Chelsea Music Publishing Co. Tracks 20, 21 published by All Boys Music Ltd/International Music Network. Track 22 published by Warner Chappell Music Ltd. Track 15 remixed for T-On Productions. Recorded and Mixed at PWL Hit Factory. French reissue with slipcase, but this is the standard german album of 1992. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Slipcase): 7 45099 05742 8 Barcode (Jewel Case): 7 4509-90574-2 8 Matrix / Runout: 45099057-42.2 WME Mastering SID Code: IFPI L011 Mould SID Code: IFPI 0539 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year HFCD25, Greatest Hits PWL International, HFCD25, Kylie* UK 1992 4509 90574 2 (CD, Comp) PWL International 4509 90574 2 HFC25, 4509 Kylie Greatest Hits PWL International, HFC25, 4509 UK & 1992 90574 4 Minogue (Cass, Comp) PWL International 90574 4 Europe TVD 93366, Kylie Greatest Hits Mushroom, TVD 93366, Australia 1992 RMD 53366 Minogue (CD, Comp, Dig) Mushroom RMD 53366 Greatest Hits South PWCD 3 Kylie* PWL International PWCD 3 1992 (CD, Comp) Africa Greatest Hits 476 Kylie* (Cass, Comp, Vivo 476 Romania Unknown Unofficial) Related Music albums to Greatest Hits by Kylie Minogue Kylie Minogue - Greatest Hits 87-97 Rick Astley - Whenever You Need Somebody = Siempre Que Necesites A Alguien Kylie Minogue - Kylie's Remixes Stock & Aitken - Loved'Up - On The Dancefloor Stock, Aitken & Waterman - Hit Factory 3 - The Best Of Stock Aitken Waterman Kylie Minogue - Je Ne Sais Pas Pourquoi (I Still Love You) / Made In Heaven Rick Astley - Hold Me In Your Arms Rick Astley - Whenever You Need Somebody Donna Summer - Another Place And Time Kylie Minogue - Tears On My Pillow.
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