Vinyl Album - Joe Jackson - Soy El Hombre (I'm The Man) - A&M

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Joe Jackson
Title:	Soy El Hombre (I'm The Man)
Label:	A&M
Country:	Argentina
Catalogue:	8736
Date:	1979
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	4 Own
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Joe Jackson	En Tu Radio (On Your Radio)	Joe Jackson	Rate
A2	Joe Jackson	Geraldine Y John (Geraldine And John)	Joe Jackson	Rate
A3	Joe Jackson	Kinda Kute	Joe Jackson	Rate
A4	Joe Jackson	Es Diferente Para Las Chicas (It's Different For Girls)	Joe Jackson	Rate
A5	Joe Jackson	Soy El Hombre (I'm The Man)	Joe Jackson	Rate
B1	Joe Jackson	La Banda Visito Camisas Azules (The Band Wore Blue Shirts)	Joe Jackson	Rate
B2	Joe Jackson	No Quiero Ser Asi (Don't Wanna Be Like That)	Joe Jackson	Rate
B3	Joe Jackson	La Hora Del Amateur (Amateur Hour)	Joe Jackson	Rate
B4	Joe Jackson	Consigue A Esa Chica (Get That Girl)	Joe Jackson	Rate
B5	Joe Jackson	Viernes (Friday)	Joe Jackson	Rate

Notes

The original Joe Jackson Band features Joe Jackson on vocals, piano, harmonica and melodica, Gary Sanford on guitar, Graham Maby on bass and vocals and Dave Houghton on drums and vocals.
All tracks are arranged by Joe Jackson (with some help from the band) and produced by David Kershenbaum (with some help from Joe). The album was recorded at TW Studios, London, UK and mixed at Eden Studios, also London, UK. Front cover photo by Bruce Rae, inner sleeve photos by Sheila Rock.
Album and track titles in Spanish!

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lorangrecords SUBS 22nd Oct 2013		Good idea. Looks much better now.



Plaatjesman 10th Oct 2013		Yes, I also think that it would be more complete if the album and track titles were written in Spanish with the English titles in brackets.



beatcrazy 8th Sep 2013		I think I would prefer seeing the album and track titles written in Spanish with the English titles in brackets, as on the cover and labels. One reason for that would be to find it in a search for "Soy El Hombre". What do you others think?