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Graham Bonnet: Graham Bonnet / No Bad Habits: Expanded Deluxe - COMPACT DISCS
Title: Graham Bonnet / No Bad Habits: Expanded Deluxe
Artist: Graham Bonnet
Label: Cherry Red
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5013929916821
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2016-05-20
Number of Discs: 2
Additional Details: UNITED KINGDOM - IMPORT
Digitally remastered and expanded two CD set containing a pair of albums from the rock vocalist. Although Graham Bonnet is quite rightly best known for fronting the melodic hard rock of Rainbow, MSG and Alcatrazz, his career goes back to the 1960s, and his initial breakthrough as part of The Marbles in 1968. His style and tastes were originally geared more towards pop and R&B orientated music, recording a number of obscure, but now highly collectable 45s in the early 1970s, before releasing his eponymous titled debut in 1977 for Ring O'Records. Kicking off with Bob Dylan's 'It's All Over Now, Baby Blue', 1977's Graham Bonnet certainly draws upon some classic songwriters, with Goffin and King's 'Will You Love Me Tomorrow?', a track briefly resurrected by Rainbow at the 1980 Monsters of Rock, Al Green's 'Tired Of Being Alone' and 'Goodnight And Good morning', originally from Hall & Oates' Whole Oats LP. Produced by Pip Williams and engineered by John Eden, both of whom are probably best known for their work with Status Quo, Graham Bonnet is augmented by no less than seven bonus tracks, including 'Heroes On My Picture Wall', the B-Side of 'It's All over Now, Baby Blue'. Wasting no time at all, his debut was followed up in 1978 by No Bad Habits, again produced by Pip Williams. Featuring the singles 'Can't Complain' and the Bee Gee's 'Warm Ride', the bonus tracks include '10/12 Observation', the B-Side of 'Warm Ride', as well as a "disco" version of the track 'Warm Ride'. Graham Bonnet and No Bad Habits remain fitting testimonials to this singular artist's progress as a singer and musician.
Tracks:
1.1 It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
1.2 Will You Love Me Tomorrow?
1.3 Tired of Being Alone
1.4 Wino Song
1.5 It Ain't Easy
1.6 Goodnight and Goodmorning
1.7 Danny
1.8 Sunday 16
1.9 Rock Island Line
1.10 Soul Seeker
1.11 Heroes on My Picture Wall (Single B-Side, 1977)
1.12 Goodnight and Goodmorning (Single Edit)
1.13 I Who Am I (Graham Bonnet ; Vicky Silva, 1977)
1.14 The Loving Touch (Graham Bonnet ; Vicky Silva, 1976)
1.15 Do What You Gotta Do (Demo)
1.16 It Ain't Easy (Demo)
1.17 You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling (Demo)
2.1 I'll Be Your Baby Tonight
2.2 Won't You Join Me
2.3 Warm Ride
2.4 Is There a Way to Sing the Blues
2.5 Can't Complain
2.6 Givin' Up My Worryin'
2.7 Pyramid
2.8 Only You Can Lift Me
2.9 Stand Still Stella
2.10 High School Angel
2.11 Cold Lady
2.12 10/12 Observation (Single B-Side of 'Warm Ride')
2.13 Only You Can Lift Me (Single Edit)
2.14 Such a Shame (Single B-Side of 'Only You Can Lift Me')
2.15 Warm Ride (12" Long Disco Version)
2.16 Warm Ride (12" Long Version)
Artist: Graham Bonnet
Label: Cherry Red
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5013929916821
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2016-05-20
Number of Discs: 2
Additional Details: UNITED KINGDOM - IMPORT
Digitally remastered and expanded two CD set containing a pair of albums from the rock vocalist. Although Graham Bonnet is quite rightly best known for fronting the melodic hard rock of Rainbow, MSG and Alcatrazz, his career goes back to the 1960s, and his initial breakthrough as part of The Marbles in 1968. His style and tastes were originally geared more towards pop and R&B orientated music, recording a number of obscure, but now highly collectable 45s in the early 1970s, before releasing his eponymous titled debut in 1977 for Ring O'Records. Kicking off with Bob Dylan's 'It's All Over Now, Baby Blue', 1977's Graham Bonnet certainly draws upon some classic songwriters, with Goffin and King's 'Will You Love Me Tomorrow?', a track briefly resurrected by Rainbow at the 1980 Monsters of Rock, Al Green's 'Tired Of Being Alone' and 'Goodnight And Good morning', originally from Hall & Oates' Whole Oats LP. Produced by Pip Williams and engineered by John Eden, both of whom are probably best known for their work with Status Quo, Graham Bonnet is augmented by no less than seven bonus tracks, including 'Heroes On My Picture Wall', the B-Side of 'It's All over Now, Baby Blue'. Wasting no time at all, his debut was followed up in 1978 by No Bad Habits, again produced by Pip Williams. Featuring the singles 'Can't Complain' and the Bee Gee's 'Warm Ride', the bonus tracks include '10/12 Observation', the B-Side of 'Warm Ride', as well as a "disco" version of the track 'Warm Ride'. Graham Bonnet and No Bad Habits remain fitting testimonials to this singular artist's progress as a singer and musician.
Tracks:
1.1 It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
1.2 Will You Love Me Tomorrow?
1.3 Tired of Being Alone
1.4 Wino Song
1.5 It Ain't Easy
1.6 Goodnight and Goodmorning
1.7 Danny
1.8 Sunday 16
1.9 Rock Island Line
1.10 Soul Seeker
1.11 Heroes on My Picture Wall (Single B-Side, 1977)
1.12 Goodnight and Goodmorning (Single Edit)
1.13 I Who Am I (Graham Bonnet ; Vicky Silva, 1977)
1.14 The Loving Touch (Graham Bonnet ; Vicky Silva, 1976)
1.15 Do What You Gotta Do (Demo)
1.16 It Ain't Easy (Demo)
1.17 You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling (Demo)
2.1 I'll Be Your Baby Tonight
2.2 Won't You Join Me
2.3 Warm Ride
2.4 Is There a Way to Sing the Blues
2.5 Can't Complain
2.6 Givin' Up My Worryin'
2.7 Pyramid
2.8 Only You Can Lift Me
2.9 Stand Still Stella
2.10 High School Angel
2.11 Cold Lady
2.12 10/12 Observation (Single B-Side of 'Warm Ride')
2.13 Only You Can Lift Me (Single Edit)
2.14 Such a Shame (Single B-Side of 'Only You Can Lift Me')
2.15 Warm Ride (12" Long Disco Version)
2.16 Warm Ride (12" Long Version)
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Title: Graham Bonnet / No Bad Habits: Expanded Deluxe
Artist: Graham Bonnet
Label: Cherry Red
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5013929916821
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2016-05-20
Number of Discs: 2
Additional Details: UNITED KINGDOM - IMPORT
Digitally remastered and expanded two CD set containing a pair of albums from the rock vocalist. Although Graham Bonnet is quite rightly best known for fronting the melodic hard rock of Rainbow, MSG and Alcatrazz, his career goes back to the 1960s, and his initial breakthrough as part of The Marbles in 1968. His style and tastes were originally geared more towards pop and R&B orientated music, recording a number of obscure, but now highly collectable 45s in the early 1970s, before releasing his eponymous titled debut in 1977 for Ring O'Records. Kicking off with Bob Dylan's 'It's All Over Now, Baby Blue', 1977's Graham Bonnet certainly draws upon some classic songwriters, with Goffin and King's 'Will You Love Me Tomorrow?', a track briefly resurrected by Rainbow at the 1980 Monsters of Rock, Al Green's 'Tired Of Being Alone' and 'Goodnight And Good morning', originally from Hall & Oates' Whole Oats LP. Produced by Pip Williams and engineered by John Eden, both of whom are probably best known for their work with Status Quo, Graham Bonnet is augmented by no less than seven bonus tracks, including 'Heroes On My Picture Wall', the B-Side of 'It's All over Now, Baby Blue'. Wasting no time at all, his debut was followed up in 1978 by No Bad Habits, again produced by Pip Williams. Featuring the singles 'Can't Complain' and the Bee Gee's 'Warm Ride', the bonus tracks include '10/12 Observation', the B-Side of 'Warm Ride', as well as a "disco" version of the track 'Warm Ride'. Graham Bonnet and No Bad Habits remain fitting testimonials to this singular artist's progress as a singer and musician.
Tracks:
1.1 It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
1.2 Will You Love Me Tomorrow?
1.3 Tired of Being Alone
1.4 Wino Song
1.5 It Ain't Easy
1.6 Goodnight and Goodmorning
1.7 Danny
1.8 Sunday 16
1.9 Rock Island Line
1.10 Soul Seeker
1.11 Heroes on My Picture Wall (Single B-Side, 1977)
1.12 Goodnight and Goodmorning (Single Edit)
1.13 I Who Am I (Graham Bonnet ; Vicky Silva, 1977)
1.14 The Loving Touch (Graham Bonnet ; Vicky Silva, 1976)
1.15 Do What You Gotta Do (Demo)
1.16 It Ain't Easy (Demo)
1.17 You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling (Demo)
2.1 I'll Be Your Baby Tonight
2.2 Won't You Join Me
2.3 Warm Ride
2.4 Is There a Way to Sing the Blues
2.5 Can't Complain
2.6 Givin' Up My Worryin'
2.7 Pyramid
2.8 Only You Can Lift Me
2.9 Stand Still Stella
2.10 High School Angel
2.11 Cold Lady
2.12 10/12 Observation (Single B-Side of 'Warm Ride')
2.13 Only You Can Lift Me (Single Edit)
2.14 Such a Shame (Single B-Side of 'Only You Can Lift Me')
2.15 Warm Ride (12" Long Disco Version)
2.16 Warm Ride (12" Long Version)
Artist: Graham Bonnet
Label: Cherry Red
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 5013929916821
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2016-05-20
Number of Discs: 2
Additional Details: UNITED KINGDOM - IMPORT
Digitally remastered and expanded two CD set containing a pair of albums from the rock vocalist. Although Graham Bonnet is quite rightly best known for fronting the melodic hard rock of Rainbow, MSG and Alcatrazz, his career goes back to the 1960s, and his initial breakthrough as part of The Marbles in 1968. His style and tastes were originally geared more towards pop and R&B orientated music, recording a number of obscure, but now highly collectable 45s in the early 1970s, before releasing his eponymous titled debut in 1977 for Ring O'Records. Kicking off with Bob Dylan's 'It's All Over Now, Baby Blue', 1977's Graham Bonnet certainly draws upon some classic songwriters, with Goffin and King's 'Will You Love Me Tomorrow?', a track briefly resurrected by Rainbow at the 1980 Monsters of Rock, Al Green's 'Tired Of Being Alone' and 'Goodnight And Good morning', originally from Hall & Oates' Whole Oats LP. Produced by Pip Williams and engineered by John Eden, both of whom are probably best known for their work with Status Quo, Graham Bonnet is augmented by no less than seven bonus tracks, including 'Heroes On My Picture Wall', the B-Side of 'It's All over Now, Baby Blue'. Wasting no time at all, his debut was followed up in 1978 by No Bad Habits, again produced by Pip Williams. Featuring the singles 'Can't Complain' and the Bee Gee's 'Warm Ride', the bonus tracks include '10/12 Observation', the B-Side of 'Warm Ride', as well as a "disco" version of the track 'Warm Ride'. Graham Bonnet and No Bad Habits remain fitting testimonials to this singular artist's progress as a singer and musician.
Tracks:
1.1 It's All Over Now, Baby Blue
1.2 Will You Love Me Tomorrow?
1.3 Tired of Being Alone
1.4 Wino Song
1.5 It Ain't Easy
1.6 Goodnight and Goodmorning
1.7 Danny
1.8 Sunday 16
1.9 Rock Island Line
1.10 Soul Seeker
1.11 Heroes on My Picture Wall (Single B-Side, 1977)
1.12 Goodnight and Goodmorning (Single Edit)
1.13 I Who Am I (Graham Bonnet ; Vicky Silva, 1977)
1.14 The Loving Touch (Graham Bonnet ; Vicky Silva, 1976)
1.15 Do What You Gotta Do (Demo)
1.16 It Ain't Easy (Demo)
1.17 You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling (Demo)
2.1 I'll Be Your Baby Tonight
2.2 Won't You Join Me
2.3 Warm Ride
2.4 Is There a Way to Sing the Blues
2.5 Can't Complain
2.6 Givin' Up My Worryin'
2.7 Pyramid
2.8 Only You Can Lift Me
2.9 Stand Still Stella
2.10 High School Angel
2.11 Cold Lady
2.12 10/12 Observation (Single B-Side of 'Warm Ride')
2.13 Only You Can Lift Me (Single Edit)
2.14 Such a Shame (Single B-Side of 'Only You Can Lift Me')
2.15 Warm Ride (12" Long Disco Version)
2.16 Warm Ride (12" Long Version)
