Vinyl Album - Charlie Rich - Behind Closed Doors - Epic

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Charlie Rich
Title:	Behind Closed Doors
Label:	Epic
Country:	Netherlands
Catalogue:	EPC 65716
Date:	1973
Format:	LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	5 Own
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Charlie Rich	Behind Closed Doors	K. O'Dell	Rate
A2	Charlie Rich	If You Wouldn't Be My Lady	J. Holiday, E. Reeves	Rate
A3	Charlie Rich	You Never Really Wanted Me	A. Rich	Rate
A4	Charlie Rich	A Sunday Kind Of Woman	M.A. Rich	Rate
A5	Charlie Rich	Peace On You	C. Rich	Rate
B1	Charlie Rich	The Most Beautiful Girl	N. Wilson, B. Sherrill, R. Bourke	Rate
B2	Charlie Rich	I Take It On Home	K. O'Dell	Rate
B3	Charlie Rich	'til I Can't Take It Anymore	C. Otis, D. Burton	Rate
B4	Charlie Rich	We Love Each Other	B. Killen	Rate
B5	Charlie Rich	I'm Not Going Hungry Anymore	F. Hart	Rate
B6	Charlie Rich	Nothing In The World (To Do With Me)	M.A. Rich	Rate

Notes

A CBS release.
Liner notes: Bob Tubert.
Cover design: Bill Barnes, Peggy Owen.
Photo: Bill Barnes.
Background vocalists: The Nashville Edition, The Jordanaires.

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Comments and Reviews


Neil Forbes 10th Feb 2015		I've actually got the tracks for this album stored away on one of my external hard-drives. A friend asked me to put it onto CD for him. He provided me with a British copy of the album. Gotta say I much prefer the Ray Charles 1968 version of B3, 'Till I Can't Take It Anymore" to Charlie's version! Charlie's isn't bad, but Ray's is much better!



Magic Marmalade 9th Feb 2015		Thanks chaps. It appears things move fast on the internet, just done another search and found CDs with it on I couldn't previously find. Now I'm in two minds as to whether to get the CD just for the track itself, or store the UK 7" away in my brain as my great white wale... something to dig for in the charities and boot fairs! I was over the moon when I found Forrest: Rock the boat a week or two back (Nearly did a little dance in the shop!), and I'd feel just as happy to find this now I know... ...it's out there... somewhere.



Trainman 9th Feb 2015		"I'll wake you up..." made no. 3 on the US Pop charts in 1979, and he had a couple more make the top 40 in 1980-81, but then he pretty much didn't do anything for about 10 years. He made one LP for Electra around 1990 or so, but that was his last album. He died in 1995 FWIW, back in the early 70's, when I was dating my wife, "Behind closed doors" was sort of "our song" :-) P.S., Neil, "Rolling WIth The Flow" went to Number ONE on The Billboard Hot 100 in the US. I guess they just don't appreciate good country music in Oz <GD&R>



henry29 9th Feb 2015		It Is on the CD track 7.Charlie Rich - I'll Wake You Up When I Get Home. And Behind closed doors is also there. Track 1 is Eddie Rabbitt tile theme. It Is also available on the Gatefold version of the Soundtrack LP Tracks 6. Salty Dog Blues this is a Instrumental. and B-side to the Single. and 7.I'll Wake You Up When I Get Home. Hope this helps. H.



Neil Forbes 9th Feb 2015		Which song was it, MM?



Magic Marmalade 9th Feb 2015		Found a sold listing for the UK single that's listed on Cat (Quite cheap), and went to the UK charts website, and it appears it did not chart at all... most likely a very rare record then.



Neil Forbes 9th Feb 2015		Hi, Fixbutte! "I'll Wake You Up When I Get Home" may well be his last charting single, but in which market are we talking about? Here in Australia his record "Rolling With The Flow" got some radio exposure in 1977, but alas no chart activity, not in New South Wales at any case. Pity! It was a good record.



fixbutte 9th Feb 2015		Very easy, see Wikipedia: One song Charlie Rich performed in the film, "I'll Wake You Up When I Get Home", hit number three on the charts in 1979 and was Rich's last Top Ten single. The mentioned charts are the US (Billboard) country charts, and the record's there on 45cat. Comment on YouTube: "Don't think it was ever on any album..."



Magic Marmalade 9th Feb 2015		I wonder if you can help RC? ...been looking for that Charlie rich song that was in the Clint Eastwood film Every Which Way But Loose for some time now, and though I've come across a few of his albums, can't seem to find that track. It's something like: I'll wake You Up when I Get Home, I think. Anyone could direct me to it would be appreciated. thanks.



Record Collector 9th Feb 2015		another classic



Record Collector 9th Feb 2015		forty two years later its still a country classic

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