A Night On The Town Rod Stewart
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Album-Release:
1976
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25.04.2013
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- 1 Tonight's The Night 03:55
- 2 The First Cut Is The Deepest 04:30
- 3 Fool For You 03:48
- 4 The Killing Of Georgie 06:28
- 5 The Balltrap 04:37
- 6 Pretty Flamingo 03:27
- 7 Big Bayou 03:53
- 8 The Wild Side Of Life 05:08
- 9 Trade Winds 05:16
Info for A Night On The Town
Digitally remastered edition of the Rock legend's 1976 album A Night On The Town was Rod Stewart's seventh album and includes the hits "Tonight's The Night", "The First Cut Is The Deepest" and "The Killing Of Georgie".
Coming on the heels of his departure from The Faces, A NIGHT ON THE TOWN was Rod Stewart's first solo album. A Night on the Town music CDs with his usual collaborator Ron Wood now a member of the Rolling Stones, Stewart gathered together an impressive group of backing musicians that included Steve Cropper, Duck Dunn and Al Jackson of Booker T & The MG's, Joe Walsh, the Tower Of Power horn section and multi-instrumentalist David Lindley. A Night on the Town songs Dividing the album up into fast and slow sides, Stewart chose an interesting batch of songs, included some notable self-penned compositions. A Night on the Town album These include the tragic "The Killing Of Georgie (Part I And II)," about the murder of a gay friend, and the ultra-sexy ballad "Tonight's The Night (Gonna Be Alright)." Along with a delicate rendering of Cat Stevens' "The First Cut Is The Deepest," these songs provided a perfect springboard for the more sprightly fast side. "The Balltrap" is a clever Stewart composition about a sinister femme fatale.
Rod Stewart, vocals
Steve Cropper, guitar
Billy Peek, guitar
Jesse Ed Davis, guitar
David Lindley, guitar
Fred Tackett, guitar
Joe Walsh, guitar
Jerry Jumonville, tenor saxophone
Plas Johnson, tenor saxophone
David Foster, keyboards
Donald "Duck" Dunn, bass
Robert Glaub, bass
David Hood, bass
Willie Weeks, bass
Lee Sklar, bass
Roger Hawkins, drums
Rick Schlosser, drums
Andy Newmark, drums
Al Jackson, drums
Tommy Vig, percussion
Joe Lala, percussion
Jimmy Horowitz, String Arrangements
Mel Lewis, String Arrangements
Arif Mardin, String Arrangements
Tower Of Power Horn Section
Produced by Tom Dowd
Recorded by Dee Robb and Joe Robb
Recorded at Cherokee Recording Studios, Hollywood, California and Muscle Shoals Sound, Alabama.
Remastered by Dave Schultz
Digitally remastered
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