Billy Squier -The Tale Of The Tape -DAYS OF GLORY CD Grooves.land/Playthek

Details / Tracklist:

01. "The big beat"

02. "Calley oh"

03. "Rich kid"

04. "Like I'm lovin' you"

05. "Who Knows What A Love Can Do"

06. "You should be high, love"

07. "Who's your boyfriend"

08. "The music's all right"

09. "Young girls"

10. "The music's all right (Original Acoustic Demo)"

11. "Young girls (Abbreviated Acoustic Demo)"

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Rem. By Jon Astley, Incl. Bonus Tr. & 16 P.booklet

Description:

It takes a brave man to go it alone, in music or in life, and with Tale of the Tape, Boston-born Billy Squier showed he had sufficient backbone (and material) to put his own name squarely behind his songs. Produced by prog-professor Eddie Offord and featuring top names from the US East Coast rock fraternity (including guitarist Bruce Kulick, later to join Kiss), Tale... was the record that established Squier as a singer/songwriter/guitarist of genuine stature. True, he would have bigger-selling albums, but none more influential, with 'The Big Beat' now topping the list of most sampled songs ever. Throw in numbers as downright potent as 'Young Girls', Axl Rose fave 'Calley O' & radio hit 'You Should Be High Love' and you have an album that laid the foundations for a multi-platinum career that continues to this day. Fully remastered, and featuring 2 bonus tracks: 'The Music's All Right' (demo) & 'Young Girls' (demo). Rock Candy. 2006.

Bruce Kulick appears courtesy of Polydor Incorporated. David Sancious appears courtesy of Arista Records. Richard T. Bear appears courtesy of RCA Records. Woodstock Children's Chorus ('Billy's choir') under direction of Ellen Todd. Recorded & Mixed at: Eddy Offord Remote Studio, Woodstock, New York. Originally mastered at Capitol Studios, Los Angeles. All songs published by Songs of the Knight/BMI exept track 7 published by Songs of the Knight/Bomass Music Corporation/BMI; track 5 published by Songs of the Knight/Hostel Music/BMI; and track 6 published by Songs of the Knight/Desmobile Music Company/BMI/ASCAP. Remastered in 2005 for Close To The Edge Mastering. Sound shaped from 24-bit digital tools via POW-r. Originally released in 1980 on Capitol Records ST 12062. Issued under license from EMI Music Ltd. Marketed and Distributed By Days Of Glory. Made in the EU Cat# variation on spine and CD: CANDY008 Cat# variation on inlay: CANDY 008 Some copies carry a sticker: Collector's Edition Remastered & Reloaded Track-by-track analysis by Billy Squier 16-page color booklet inc. archive photos plus extended sleevenotes from Paul Suter. Bonus acoustic material. Foreword by Dante Bonutto.

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Manufacturer No.:

35800082

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