CD Album - Rubén Blades Y Seis Del Solar - Escenas - Messidor

CD Album

Artist:	Rubén Blades Y Seis Del Solar
Title:	Escenas
Label:	Messidor
Country:	Germany
Date:	1986
Catalogue:	15939
Barcode:	733751593926
Format:	CD Album
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
01	Rubén Blades Y Seis Del Solar	Cuentas Del Alma	Rubén Blades	Rate
02	Rubén Blades Y Seis Del Solar	Tierra Dura (Etiopia)	Rubén Blades	Rate
03	Rubén Blades Y Seis Del Solar	La Cancíon Del Final Del Mundo	Rubén Blades	Rate
04	Rubén Blades Y Seis Del Solar	Sorpresas	Rubén Blades	Rate
05	Rubén Blades Y Seis Del Solar	Caína	Rubén Blades	Rate
06	Rubén Blades Y Seis Del Solar	Silencios	Rubén Blades	Rate
07	Rubén Blades Y Seis Del Solar	Muévete	Rubén Blades, Juan Formell	Rate

Notes

Guest musicians are:
- Linda Ronstadt, vocals on "Silencios"

- Joe Jackson, solo de sintetizador en "La Canción del Final del Mundo",
but according to Joe Jackson's official site, Joe Jackson plays the piano on the track "Muévete"

Images

Number: 1328428 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: JJcollector Description: booklet front	Number: 1328429 Uploaded By: JJcollector Description: inlay	Number: 1328431 Uploaded By: JJcollector Description: disc	Number: 1328432 Uploaded By: JJcollector Description: booklet page 2
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Comments and Reviews


beatcrazy 5th May 2017		I have this CD with the catalogue number Messidor 115939. The CD is pressed in Switzerland. It also mentions the "correct" track "Muévete" for JJ on synth. I think, there are also vinyl LP versions with this.



JJcollector 2nd May 2017		I copied the notes section from the US release but noticed now that here the rear inlay says correctly that Joe Jackson plays synthesizer on the track "Muévete"! Is this the only release where this is the case?