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Joan Armatrading Walk Under Ladders mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock / Funk / Soul Album: Walk Under Ladders Country: US Released: 1985 Style: Pop Rock, Soul MP3 version RAR size: 1148 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1497 mb WMA version RAR size: 1233 mb Rating: 4.1 Votes: 505 Other Formats: AC3 AIFF WMA RA MOD MP2 DMF Tracklist Hide Credits 1 I'm Lucky 3:05 When I Get It Right 2 3:03 Guitar – Kirby*Horns – Mel Collins Romancers 3 3:48 Horns – Dick Cuthell, Rico Rodriguez 4 I Wanna Hold You 3:46 The Weakness In Me 5 3:33 Guitar [Acoustic 6 String] – Andy Partridge No Love 6 3:58 Saxophone – Mel Collins At The Hop 7 3:26 Percussion – Julian Diggle I Can't Lie To Myself 8 3:23 Bass – Robbie ShakespeareDrums – Sly Dunbar Eating The Bear 9 2:59 Guitar – Andy PartridgeVoice [The Bear] – Clark Peters 10 Only One 4:15 Companies, etc. Copyright (c) – A&M Records, Inc. Published By – Irving Music, Inc. Credits Bass – Tony Levin Drums – Jerry Marotta Drums, Percussion, Tambourine – Ray Cooper Guitar – Gary Sanford, Hugh Burns Guitar, Vocals, Written-By, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Piano – Joan Armatrading Organ, Piano – Nick Plytas Synthesizer – Thomas Dolby Notes Recorded at the Town House, London, July 1981. Disc "Made in Japan" Inserts "Printed in USA". Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode: 075021487628 Rights Society: BMI Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Walk Under A&M AMLH 64876 Joan Armatrading Ladders (LP, AMLH 64876 UK 1981 Records Album) Walk Under A&M 394 876-2 Joan Armatrading Ladders (CD, 394 876-2 Germany Unknown Records Album) Walk Under A&M AMP-28047 Joan Armatrading Ladders (LP, AMP-28047 Japan 1981 Records Album, Promo) Walk Under A&M 2PSP-4876 Joan Armatrading Ladders (LP, 2PSP-4876 Portugal 1981 Records Album) Walk Under CRPOP 34 Joan Armatrading Cherry Pop CRPOP 34 UK 2010 Ladders (CD, RE) Related Music albums to Walk Under Ladders by Joan Armatrading 1. Joan Armatrading - Square The Circle 2. Joan Armatrading - Kind Words (And A Real Good Heart) 3. Joan Armatrading - Joan Armatrading 4. Joan Armatrading - Whatever's For Us 5. Joan Armatrading - I'm Lucky 6. Joan Armatrading - Bottom To The Top 7. Lawrence Gowan - ...But You Can Call Me Larry 8. Joan Armatrading - Me Myself I 9. Joan Armatrading - Sleight Of Hand 10. Joan Armatrading - To The Limit.

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