An early masterpiece that combines delicacy and drama
An emotional masterpiece that highlights the singer's individuality.
The expressive vocals and impressive melodies shine throughout the album, incorporating a wide range of elements from folk to pop. Combining delicate emotion with a grand sense of scale, this is a highly acclaimed early masterpiece.
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A:
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1)
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Innocent Bystander
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2)
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Goodnight Old Friend
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3)
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Drop Back
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4)
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Silver Bird
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5)
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The Show Must Go On
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6)
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The Dancer
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B:
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1)
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Tomorrow
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2)
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Don't Say It's Over
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3)
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Slow Motion
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4)
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Oh Wot A Life
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5)
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Why Is Everybody Going Home
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Engineer - Tom Newman (2)
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Lyrics By - Leo Sayer
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Guitar - Russ Ballard
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Drums - Henry Spinetti
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Drums - Mike Giles
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Engineer - Richard Dodd
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Arranged By [Strings] - Del Newman
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Engineer - Keith Harewood
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Producer - Adam Faith
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Producer, Music By - David Courtney
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Piano - Dave Courtney
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Engineer [Cutting] - George Porky Peckham
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Lacquer Cut By - Pecko
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Drums - Bob Henrit
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Bass - Dave Wintor
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Lacquer Cut By - Porky (5) (A1 to A6)
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Lacquer Cut By - Melo
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Lacquer Cut By - Melvin
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Photography By, Design Concept - Graham Hughes (2)
