707

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A2 misspelled “Let Me Live My Live” on back cover.

Annotation last modified on 2016-10-29 08:48 UTC.

Tracklist

1▼12" Vinyl
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A1I Could Be Good for You
assistant engineer:
Dan Everhart (Engineer. Known to have worked at One Step Up Recording Studio) and Russell Schmitt
engineer and mixer:
Bob Stringer (Engineer known to have worked at One Step Up Recording, Los Angeles, Ca)
assistant producer:
Steve DeGennaro and Bess Gilbert
producer:
Norman Ratner
assistant mixer:
Mike Saunders
bass:
Phil Bryant (Member of 707)
guitar and guitar family:
Kevin Russell (Detroit rock guitarist for 707)
keyboard and keyboard [keyboards]:
Duke McFadden
membranophone and percussion:
Jim McClarty
background vocals and lead vocals:
Phil Bryant (Member of 707), Duke McFadden and Kevin Russell (Detroit rock guitarist for 707)
conductor:
707
strings arranger and additional arranger:
David Carr (Australian Producer)
arranger:
707
phonographic copyright (℗) by:
Casablanca Record & FilmWorks, Inc. (not for release label use, for copyrights use only) (in 1980)
recorded at:
Devonshire Studios in North Hollywood and Wilder Brothers Studios in Century City
mixed at:
Pasha Studios in Hollywood
recording of:
I Could Be Good for You
writer:
McClarty and McFadden
publisher:
Good for You Music
4:46
A2Let Me Live My Life
assistant engineer:
Dan Everhart (Engineer. Known to have worked at One Step Up Recording Studio) and Russell Schmitt
engineer and mixer:
Bob Stringer (Engineer known to have worked at One Step Up Recording, Los Angeles, Ca)
assistant producer:
Steve DeGennaro and Bess Gilbert
producer:
Norman Ratner
assistant mixer:
Mike Saunders
bass:
Phil Bryant (Member of 707)
guitar family:
Kevin Russell (Detroit rock guitarist for 707)
keyboard:
Duke McFadden
membranophone and percussion:
Jim McClarty
background vocals and lead vocals:
Phil Bryant (Member of 707), Duke McFadden and Kevin Russell (Detroit rock guitarist for 707)
conductor:
707
strings arranger and additional arranger:
David Carr (Australian Producer)
arranger:
707
phonographic copyright (℗) by:
Casablanca Record & FilmWorks, Inc. (not for release label use, for copyrights use only) (in 1980)
recorded at:
Devonshire Studios in North Hollywood and Wilder Brothers Studios in Century City
mixed at:
Pasha Studios in Hollywood
recording of:
Let Me Live My Life
writer:
McFadden and Sarstedt
publisher:
Good for You Music
2:46
A3One Way Highway
assistant engineer:
Dan Everhart (Engineer. Known to have worked at One Step Up Recording Studio) and Russell Schmitt
engineer and mixer:
Bob Stringer (Engineer known to have worked at One Step Up Recording, Los Angeles, Ca)
assistant producer:
Steve DeGennaro and Bess Gilbert
producer:
Norman Ratner
assistant mixer:
Mike Saunders
acoustic guitar and keyboard:
Duke McFadden
bass:
Phil Bryant (Member of 707)
guitar family:
Kevin Russell (Detroit rock guitarist for 707)
membranophone and percussion:
Jim McClarty
background vocals and lead vocals:
Phil Bryant (Member of 707), Duke McFadden and Kevin Russell (Detroit rock guitarist for 707)
conductor:
707
strings arranger and additional arranger:
David Carr (Australian Producer)
arranger:
707
phonographic copyright (℗) by:
Casablanca Record & FilmWorks, Inc. (not for release label use, for copyrights use only) (in 1980)
recorded at:
Devonshire Studios in North Hollywood and Wilder Brothers Studios in Century City
mixed at:
Pasha Studios in Hollywood
recording of:
One Way Highway
writer:
McClarty and McFadden
publisher:
Good for You Music
4:17
A4Save Me
assistant engineer:
Dan Everhart (Engineer. Known to have worked at One Step Up Recording Studio) and Russell Schmitt
engineer and mixer:
Bob Stringer (Engineer known to have worked at One Step Up Recording, Los Angeles, Ca)
assistant producer:
Steve DeGennaro and Bess Gilbert
producer:
Norman Ratner
assistant mixer:
Mike Saunders
bass:
Phil Bryant (Member of 707)
guitar family:
Kevin Russell (Detroit rock guitarist for 707)
keyboard:
Duke McFadden
membranophone and percussion:
Jim McClarty
background vocals and lead vocals:
Phil Bryant (Member of 707), Duke McFadden and Kevin Russell (Detroit rock guitarist for 707)
conductor:
707
strings arranger and additional arranger:
David Carr (Australian Producer)
arranger:
707
phonographic copyright (℗) by:
Casablanca Record & FilmWorks, Inc. (not for release label use, for copyrights use only) (in 1980)
recorded at:
Devonshire Studios in North Hollywood and Wilder Brothers Studios in Century City
mixed at:
Pasha Studios in Hollywood
recording of:
Save Me
writer:
McClarty, McFadden and Russell (Detroit rock guitarist for 707)
publisher:
Good for You Music
2:46
A5You Who Needs to Know
assistant engineer:
Dan Everhart (Engineer. Known to have worked at One Step Up Recording Studio) and Russell Schmitt
engineer and mixer:
Bob Stringer (Engineer known to have worked at One Step Up Recording, Los Angeles, Ca)
assistant producer:
Steve DeGennaro and Bess Gilbert
producer:
Norman Ratner
assistant mixer:
Mike Saunders
bass:
Phil Bryant (Member of 707)
guitar family:
Kevin Russell (Detroit rock guitarist for 707)
keyboard:
Duke McFadden
membranophone and percussion:
Jim McClarty
background vocals and lead vocals:
Phil Bryant (Member of 707), Duke McFadden and Kevin Russell (Detroit rock guitarist for 707)
conductor:
707
strings arranger and additional arranger:
David Carr (Australian Producer)
arranger:
707
phonographic copyright (℗) by:
Casablanca Record & FilmWorks, Inc. (not for release label use, for copyrights use only) (in 1980)
recorded at:
Devonshire Studios in North Hollywood and Wilder Brothers Studios in Century City
mixed at:
Pasha Studios in Hollywood
recording of:
You Who Needs to Know
lyricist and composer:
Russell (Detroit rock guitarist for 707)
publisher:
Good for You Music
4:59
B1Slow Down
assistant engineer:
Dan Everhart (Engineer. Known to have worked at One Step Up Recording Studio) and Russell Schmitt
engineer and mixer:
Bob Stringer (Engineer known to have worked at One Step Up Recording, Los Angeles, Ca)
assistant producer:
Steve DeGennaro and Bess Gilbert
producer:
Norman Ratner
assistant mixer:
Mike Saunders
bass:
Phil Bryant (Member of 707)
guitar family:
Kevin Russell (Detroit rock guitarist for 707)
keyboard:
Duke McFadden
membranophone and percussion:
Jim McClarty
background vocals and lead vocals:
Phil Bryant (Member of 707), Duke McFadden and Kevin Russell (Detroit rock guitarist for 707)
conductor:
707
strings arranger and additional arranger:
David Carr (Australian Producer)
arranger:
707
phonographic copyright (℗) by:
Casablanca Record & FilmWorks, Inc. (not for release label use, for copyrights use only) (in 1980)
recorded at:
Devonshire Studios in North Hollywood and Wilder Brothers Studios in Century City
mixed at:
Pasha Studios in Hollywood
recording of:
Slow Down
writer:
McClarty and McFadden
publisher:
Good for You Music
3:19
B2Feel This Way
assistant engineer:
Dan Everhart (Engineer. Known to have worked at One Step Up Recording Studio) and Russell Schmitt
engineer and mixer:
Bob Stringer (Engineer known to have worked at One Step Up Recording, Los Angeles, Ca)
assistant producer:
Steve DeGennaro and Bess Gilbert
producer:
Norman Ratner
assistant mixer:
Mike Saunders
bass:
Phil Bryant (Member of 707)
guitar family:
Kevin Russell (Detroit rock guitarist for 707)
keyboard:
Duke McFadden
membranophone and percussion:
Jim McClarty
background vocals and lead vocals:
Phil Bryant (Member of 707), Duke McFadden and Kevin Russell (Detroit rock guitarist for 707)
conductor:
707
strings arranger and additional arranger:
David Carr (Australian Producer)
arranger:
707
phonographic copyright (℗) by:
Casablanca Record & FilmWorks, Inc. (not for release label use, for copyrights use only) (in 1980)
recorded at:
Devonshire Studios in North Hollywood and Wilder Brothers Studios in Century City
mixed at:
Pasha Studios in Hollywood
recording of:
Feel This Way
writer:
McClarty and Russell (Detroit rock guitarist for 707)
publisher:
Good for You Music
3:49
B3Waste of Time
assistant engineer:
Dan Everhart (Engineer. Known to have worked at One Step Up Recording Studio) and Russell Schmitt
engineer and mixer:
Bob Stringer (Engineer known to have worked at One Step Up Recording, Los Angeles, Ca)
assistant producer:
Steve DeGennaro and Bess Gilbert
producer:
Norman Ratner
assistant mixer:
Mike Saunders
bass:
Phil Bryant (Member of 707)
guitar family:
Kevin Russell (Detroit rock guitarist for 707)
keyboard:
Duke McFadden
membranophone and percussion:
Jim McClarty
background vocals and lead vocals:
Phil Bryant (Member of 707), Duke McFadden and Kevin Russell (Detroit rock guitarist for 707)
conductor:
707
strings arranger and additional arranger:
David Carr (Australian Producer)
arranger:
707
phonographic copyright (℗) by:
Casablanca Record & FilmWorks, Inc. (not for release label use, for copyrights use only) (in 1980)
recorded at:
Devonshire Studios in North Hollywood and Wilder Brothers Studios in Century City
mixed at:
Pasha Studios in Hollywood
recording of:
Waste of Time
writer:
McClarty and McFadden
publisher:
Good for You Music
4:51
B4Whole Lot Better
assistant engineer:
Dan Everhart (Engineer. Known to have worked at One Step Up Recording Studio) and Russell Schmitt
engineer and mixer:
Bob Stringer (Engineer known to have worked at One Step Up Recording, Los Angeles, Ca)
assistant producer:
Steve DeGennaro and Bess Gilbert
producer:
Norman Ratner
assistant mixer:
Mike Saunders
bass:
Phil Bryant (Member of 707)
guitar family:
Kevin Russell (Detroit rock guitarist for 707)
keyboard:
Duke McFadden
membranophone and percussion:
Jim McClarty
piano:
David Carr (Australian Producer)
background vocals and lead vocals:
Phil Bryant (Member of 707), Duke McFadden and Kevin Russell (Detroit rock guitarist for 707)
conductor:
707
strings arranger and additional arranger:
David Carr (Australian Producer)
arranger:
707
phonographic copyright (℗) by:
Casablanca Record & FilmWorks, Inc. (not for release label use, for copyrights use only) (in 1980)
recorded at:
Devonshire Studios in North Hollywood and Wilder Brothers Studios in Century City
mixed at:
Pasha Studios in Hollywood
recording of:
Whole Lot Better
lyricist and composer:
McFadden
publisher:
Good for You Music
6:37

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