Songwriter [Bonus Tracks] Justin Hayward

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CD - Remastered / Bonus Tracks / German Import

  • Release Date: 06/29/2004
  • Original Release: 1977
  • Sales Rank: 49,786
  • Label: POLYGRAM UK
  • UPC: 042288228325

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Songwriter [Bonus Tracks]

1LISTENTightrope 4:49
2LISTENSongwriter, Pt. 1 3:32
3LISTENSongwriter, Pt. 2 2:33
4LISTENCountry Girl 4:02
5LISTENOne Lonely Room 5:21
6LISTENLay It on Me 2:55
7LISTENStage Door 5:11
8LISTENRaised on Love 3:13
9LISTENDoin' Time 4:22
10LISTENNostradamus 6:37
11LISTENWrong Time, Right Place Bonus Track 2:35
12LISTENMarie Bonus Track 3:53
13LISTENHeart of Steel Bonus Track 3:25
14LISTENLearning the Game Bonus Track 2:11

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Justin Hayward's Songwriter was the best of the solo albums to come out from the members of the Moody Blues during their 1974-1978 hiatus, and it has held up better than any of the others, a fact reflected in that it not only managed to stay in print on CD longer than any of the others, but was reissued in significantly upgraded sound with three superb bonus tracks in May of 2004. First and foremost is "Wrong Time, Right Place," a driving electric rocker with a great beat and a wryly ironic lyric, which was recorded for Songwriter but lost before the album was assembled; the follow-up single "Marie," an electric ballad with a rich, dramatic vocal performance by Hayward, surrounded by several layers of electric and acoustic guitars; and "Heart of Steel," an ornate slowie with some intelligent and restrained synthesizer work. The new annotation answers many questions concerning the album and its origins, and the producers have also included the bonus track from the old CD edition, Hayward's surprisingly effective rendition of Buddy Holly's "Learning the Game." Bruce Eder, All Music Guide

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