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Chris de Burgh Crusader mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock / Pop Album: Crusader Country: Germany Style: Pop Rock MP3 version RAR size: 1523 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1547 mb WMA version RAR size: 1272 mb Rating: 4.9 Votes: 118 Other Formats: AU RA DTS MP3 AC3 AHX MPC Tracklist Hide Credits 1 Carry On 3:56 I Had The Love In My Eyes 2 3:29 Soloist [French Horn] – David Cripps Something Else Again 3 3:45 Harmony Vocals – Ian Bairnson The Girl With April In Her Eyes 4 Double Bass [String Bass] – Chris Lawrence*Harp – Skaila KangaHarpsichord – 4:15 Francis Monkman 5 Just In Time 5:11 6 Carry On (Reprise) 0:32 7 The Devil's Eye 4:34 It's Such A Long Way Home 8 2:50 Harmony Vocals – Olive Simpson 9 Old-fashioned People 3:27 10 Quiet Moments 1:38 Crusader 8:48 11a The Fall Of Jerusalem 11b In The Court Of Saladin 11c The Battlefield 11d Finale 12 You And Me 1:12 Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – A&M Records, Inc. Copyright (c) – A&M Records, Inc. Recorded At – Air Studios Recorded At – Abbey Road Studios Recorded At – Super Bear Studios Mixed At – Air Studios Credits Acoustic Guitar [Six- And Twelve-string Guitars], Harmony Vocals, Songwriter – Chris de Burgh Art Direction – Michael Ross Bass – David Paton Design – David Tyrell Drums, Percussion – Stuart Elliott Electric Guitar – Ian Bairnson Engineer – Jon Kelly Engineer [Assistant] – Nigel Walker, Tim Cuthbertson Harmony Vocals – David Paton (tracks: 3, 8) Photography By – Rod Shone Piano – Andrew Powell (tracks: 5, 9, 11, 12) Piano, Organ, Synthesizer – Mike Moran Producer, Arranged By [Orchestra, Choir], Conductor [Orchestra, Choir] – Andrew Powell Notes Recorded and mixed at A.I.R. Studios, additional recording at Abbey Road Studios, Superbear Studios, Nice ℗ 1979 A&M Records Inc., Los Angeles © 1979 A&M Records Inc., Los Angeles Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 07502698942 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Chris de Crusader (LP, Album, 394 746-1 A&M Records 394 746-1 Germany Unknown Burgh RE, Whi) Chris de Crusader (LP, Album, 394746-1 A&M Records 394746-1 Greece 1988 Burgh Ltd, RE) Chris de Crusader (Cass, CS 4746 A&M Records CS 4746 US 1979 Burgh Album) Chris de AMLH 64746 Crusader (LP, Album) A&M Records AMLH 64746 Greece 1979 Burgh Chris de SP-4746 Crusader (LP, Album) A&M Records SP-4746 Canada 1979 Burgh Related Music albums to Crusader by Chris de Burgh Orango - Been Gone Too Long / Carry On Chris de Burgh - Carry On Chris De Burgh - Новая Фонотека В Кармане Chris Lake Featuring Emma Hewitt - Carry Me Away Chris de Burgh - The Storyman Chris de Burgh - Best Moves Chris de Burgh - Moonfleet & Other Stories The Alan Parsons Project - Tales Of Mystery And Imagination.

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