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Cyndi Lauper She's So Unusual mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Other Album: She's So Unusual MP3 version RAR size: 1221 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1905 mb WMA version RAR size: 1846 mb Rating: 4.3 Votes: 955 Other Formats: WMA AUD DMF AA WAV VOX MP4 Tracklist Hide Credits Money Changes Everything A1 5:02 Written-By – Tom Gray Girls Just Want To Have Fun A2 3:55 Written-By – Robert Hazard When You Were Mine A3 5:07 Arranged By – William WittmanWritten-By – Prince Time After Time A4 3:59 Written-By – R. Hyman* She Bop B1 3:43 Written-By – G. Corbett*, R. Chertoff*, S. Lunt* All Through The Night B2 4:29 Written-By – Jules Shear Witness B3 3:38 Written-By – John Turi I'll Kiss You B4 4:05 Written-By – J. Shear* He's So Unusual B5 0:45 Written-By – Abner Silver, Al Lewis, Al Sherman Yeah Yeah B6 3:17 Written-By – H. Huss*, M. Rickfors* Credits Arranged By – Cyndi Lauper, Eric Bazilian (tracks: A1, A2, A4 to B6), Rick Chertoff, Rob Hyman (tracks: A1, A2, A4 to B6) Art Direction, Design – Janet Perr Artwork [Cover Concept] – Cyndi Lauper, Janet Perr Backing Vocals – Cyndi Lauper, Eric Bazilian, Rob Hyman Backing Vocals [Additional] – Dianne Wilson, Ellie Greenwich, Jules Shear, Krystal Davis, Maeretha Stewart Bass – Eric Bazilian, Neil Jason Drums, Percussion – Anton Fig Engineer [Additional] – John Jansen, Rod O'Brien Engineer [Assistant] – John Agnello Executive-Producer – Lennie Petze Guitar – Eric Bazilian, Neil Jason, Rick DiFonzo, William "Rock Pygmy" Wittman* Keyboards – Rob Hyman Lead Vocals – Cyndi Lauper Management – David Wolff, Joseph Zynczak Other [Clothes] – Screaming Mimi’s Other [Hair Design] – Justin Ware, Ralph Scibelli Other [Road Manager] – George Jordan Other [Stylist] – Laura Wells Photography By – Annie Liebovitz* Producer [Associate], Engineer – William Wittman Producer, Percussion [Extra] – Rick Chertoff Product Manager – Dan Beck Saxophone, Other [Hooter] – Eric Bazilian Synthesizer – Peter Wood , Richard Termini Written-By – C. Lauper* (tracks: A4, B1, B3, B4) Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout (Stamped on side 1): 01-25792-1A-1 J Matrix / Runout (Stamped on side 2): — 01-25792-1B-1 C Other: Made in Holland Rights Society: BIEM/STEMRA Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Cyndi She's So Unusual BFR 38930 Portrait BFR 38930 US 1983 Lauper (LP, Album) Epic, Jigu CPL-1036, Cyndi She's So Unusual CPL-1036, South Records 1983 RK-38930 Lauper (LP, Album) RK-38930 Korea Corporation Cyndi She's So Unusual BFR 38930 Portrait BFR 38930 US 1983 Lauper (LP) Cyndi She's So Unusual 40-25792 Portrait, Epic 40-25792 Spain 1984 Lauper (Cass, Album) Cyndi She's So Unusual PRT 25792 Portrait PRT 25792 Italy 1983 Lauper (LP, Album) Related Music albums to She's So Unusual by Cyndi Lauper Cyndi Lauper - The Body Acoustic Cyndi Lauper - Hit Cassette (Five Maxi Mixes On One Cassette) Cyndi Lauper - Money Changes Everything Cyndi Lauper - The Best Of Cyndi Lauper Cyndi Lauper - Time After Time Cyndi Lauper - Live At Last '04 Cyndi Lauper = シンディ･ローパー - She's So Unusual = NYダンステリア Cyndi Lauper - You Don't Know.

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