CD Album - Al Stewart - Year Of The Cat - EMI

CD Album

Artist:	Al Stewart
Title:	Year Of The Cat
Label:	EMI
Country:	Europe
Date:	2001
Catalogue:	535 4562 / 7243 5 35456 2 8
Barcode:	724353545628
Format:	CD Album
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	7 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
01	Al Stewart	Lord Grenville	Al Stewart	10.0 Rate
02	Al Stewart	On The Border	Al Stewart	9.5 Rate
03	Al Stewart	Midas Shadow	Al Stewart	8.0 Rate
04	Al Stewart	Sand In Your Shoes	Al Stewart	7.0 Rate
05	Al Stewart	If It Doesn't Come Naturally, Leave It	Al Stewart	9.0 Rate
06	Al Stewart	Flying Sorcery	Al Stewart	9.0 Rate
07	Al Stewart	Broadway Hotel	Al Stewart	8.5 Rate
08	Al Stewart	One Stage Before	Al Stewart	9.5 Rate
09	Al Stewart	Year Of The Cat	Al Stewart, Peter Wood	10.0 Rate
10	Al Stewart	On The Border (Live)	Al Stewart	Rate
11	Al Stewart	Belsize Blues	Al Stewart	Rate
12	Al Stewart	Story Of The Songs	Al Stewart	Rate

Notes

Original LP tracks (1-9) produced by Alan Parsons.

Contains 8-page booklet.

Track 10: recorded in live in radio WKQX studio, Chicago (USA), Spring 1979
Track 11: recorded at Abbey Road Studios, London (UK), September 1975
Track 12: (dialogue)
Album digitally remastered at Abbey Road Studios, London.

Images

Number: 363967 THUMBNAIL Uploaded By: TheJudge Description: Booklet (front)	Number: 363968 Uploaded By: TheJudge Description: Booklet (rear)	Number: 363969 Uploaded By: TheJudge Description: Rear inlay card	Number: 363970 Uploaded By: TheJudge Description: Disc
Number: 2252005 Uploaded By: Arie1962 Description: rear card inlay

Comments and Reviews


ppint. 13th May 2016		n.b. the emi fame & the arista cds linked to below contain only the 9 tracks of the original album. the reproduction in the insert booklet so reduces the original interior of the lp's gatefold sleeve, that the lyrics would only be legible using a "sherlock holmes-style" magnifying-glass, or a "page magnifier" (a fresnel lens) - and possibly, not even then. . .