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| Artist: Bryan Adams |
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Format: CD
Manufacturer: Universal Music Group
Buy.com Sku: 64015249
UPC: 602498861721
UPC 14: 00602498861721
Release Date: 10/9/2007
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Song Listing
Disc 1
Song Title
Sample
1. Remember ~ Bryan Adams
2. Lonely Nights ~ Bryan Adams
3. Straight From The Heart ~ Bryan Adams
4. Cuts Like A Knife ~ Bryan Adams
5. This Time ~ Bryan Adams
6. Run To You ~ Bryan Adams
7. Somebody ~ Bryan Adams
8. Heaven ~ Bryan Adams
9. Summer Of '69 ~ Bryan Adams
10. One Night Love Affair ~ Bryan Adams
11. It's Only Love ~ Bryan Adams
12. Heat Of The Night ~ Bryan Adams
13. Hearts On Fire ~ Bryan Adams
14. (Everything I Do) I Do It For You ~ Bryan Adams
15. Can't Stop This Thing We Started ~ Bryan Adams
16. There Will Never Be Another Tonight ~ Bryan Adams
17. Thought I'd Died And Gone To Heaven ~ Bryan Adams
18. Best Of Me, The ~ Bryan Adams
Disc 2
Song Title
Sample
1. Please Forgive Me ~ Bryan Adams
2. All For Love ~ Bryan Adams
3. Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman? ~ Bryan Adams
4. Rock Steady - (live, Live) ~ Bryan Adams
5. Only Thing That Looks Good On Me Is You, The ~ Bryan Adams
6. Let's Make a Night To Remember ~ Bryan Adams
7. Star ~ Bryan Adams
8. Back to You - (live, Live) ~ Bryan Adams
9. I'm Ready - (live, Live) ~ Bryan Adams
10. On A Day Like Today ~ Bryan Adams
11. Cloud Number Nine - (Chicane Mix) ~ Bryan Adams
12. Here I Am ~ Bryan Adams
13. This Side Of Paradise ~ Bryan Adams
14. Why Do You Have To Be So Hard To Love ~ Bryan Adams
15. Open Road ~ Bryan Adams
16. 18 Til I Die - (live, Live In Lisbon) ~ Bryan Adams
17. When You're Gone ~ Bryan Adams
18. So Far So Good ~ Bryan Adams
Album Notes and Credits
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Personnel: Bryan Adams (vocals, guitar, acoustic guitar, dobro, harmonica, piano, hand claps, background vocals); John Eddie, Pamela Anderson Lee, Bonnie Raitt (vocals); Jim Vallance (guitar, piano, organ, bass guitar, drums, percussion); Phil Thornalley (guitar, keyboards, bass guitar, programming); Joe Walker, Jr. (acoustic guitar); George Marinelli (electric guitar); Paco de Luc¡a (Spanish guitar); Davy Spillane (whistle); Tommy Mandel (accordion); Ralph Eppel, Tom Keenlyside, Bruce Fairbairn (horns); Patrick Leonard, Gary Breit (piano, organ); David Paich, Bill Payne (piano, Hammond b-3 organ); Michael Kamen (piano); Robbie King, Tom Mandel (Hammond b-3 organ); Robert Sabino (keyboards, electric keyboard); Jimmy Jam, Nick Bracegirdle, Phil Nicholas, Terry Lewis (keyboards, programming); Glen Clark, Phil Western (keyboards); Peter Bjerring (synthesizer); Norm Fisher, Larry Klein, Robert John "Mutt" Lange, James "Hutch" Hutchinson, Brian Stanley (bass guitar); Mickey Curry (drums, percussion); Pat Steward, Ricky Fataar, Steve Smith (drums); Olle Romo (castanets); Danny Cummings, Debra Dobkin (percussion); Bruce Adams, M. Simpson, Nancy Nash, K. Davies, J. Wesley, L. Frenette, The Pointless Brothers, The Tuck Back Twins, Dave Taylor, Dave Taylor , Mark Du'velle Doyle, Lou Gramm, Mark Doyle , Keith Scott, Bob Clearmountain (background vocals); Julliard School NYC Orchestra. |
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Additional personnel: Rod Stewart, Tina Turner (vocals); Bonnie Raitt (slide guitar); Sting (bass guitar); Pamela Anderson Lee. |
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Audio Mixers: David Nicholas; Bob Clearmountain; Ed Cherney ; Steve Jackson . |
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Liner Note Author: Dave Marsh . |
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Recording information: A.I.R., London, England (10/20/1978-05/17/2005); Air Studios, London, England (10/20/1978-05/17/2005); Battery Studios, London, England (10/20/1978-05/17/2005); Bryan Adams' House "Cliffhanger" (10/20/1978-05/17/2005); Bungalow 1, Chateau Marmont (10/20/1978-05/17/2005); Cary Island (10/20/1978-05/17/2005); Cherokee Studios, Los Angeles, CA (10/20/1978-05/17/2005); Cliffhanger Studios, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canad (10/20/1978-05/17/2005); Conway Recording (10/20/1978-05/17/2005); Front Room Of Bryan Adams' House (10/20/1978-05/17/2005); Hammerstein Ballroom, NY (10/20/1978-05/17/2005); Jamaica (10/20/1978-05/17/2005); Lethbridge Arena, Alberta, Canada (10/20/1978-05/17/2005); Little Mountain Sound, Vancouver, British Columbia, Can (10/20/1978-05/17/2005); Mayfair Studios, London, England (10/20/1978-05/17/2005); Merrion Hotel, Room 292, Dublin, Ireland (10/20/1978-05/17/2005); Mushroom Studios, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada (10/20/1978-05/17/2005); Mutt's Home (10/20/1978-05/17/2005); Paramount Theatre, Oakland, CA (10/20/1978-05/17/2005); Pavilhao Atlantic, Lisboa, Portugal (10/20/1978-05/17/2005); Power Station, New York, NY (10/20/1978-05/17/2005); Provence, France (10/20/1978-05/17/2005); Ramatuelle, France (10/20/1978-05/17/2005); Studio Guillaume Tell, Paris, France (10/20/1978-05/17/2005); Sully Sound, Switzerland (10/20/1978-05/17/2005); The Townhouse, London, England (10/20/1978-05/17/2005); The Warehouse Studio, Vancouver, British Columbia, Cana (10/20/1978-05/17/2005); Various Hotels In Europe (10/20/1978-05/17/2005); Villa Las Palmas (10/20/1978-05/17/2005); Warehouse Studio Mobile Unit, France (10/20/1978-05/17/2005); Warehouse Studio, Mobile Unit, Jamaica (10/20/1978-05/17/2005); Willesden, North London (10/20/1978-05/17/2005). |
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Photographers: Bryan Adams; Perry Curties; Andrew Catlin. |
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Arrangers: Patrick Leonard; Bryan Adams. |
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Spanning 36 tracks over the course of two CDs, 2005's Anthology is by far the most comprehensive Bryan Adams compilation yet released. While this doesn't have every charting hit he's had -- minor singles like "Fits Ya Good" are missing in action -- it does have every noteworthy hit, from "Lonely Nights" in 1982 to "This Side of Paradise" in 2005. Since his first compilation, 1993's So Far So Good, was frustratingly incomplete, it's nice to have Anthology be so comprehensive, even if it's exhaustive to a fault. There will be many fans that just want the first disc, which roughly spans from 1982 to 1993: it's the one that has his biggest and best songs, while the second disc, covering 1993 to 2005, has songs that not only were bigger in Canada and Europe than the U.S., but tunes that leaned toward bland adult contemporary, lacking the anthemic rock of the hits from the first disc. That said, there is no better Bryan Adams compilation on the market and fans that don't like his later work can just listen to the first disc, which is about as good a distillation of his prime years as there could be. [Initial pressings of Anthology contained a bonus DVD that featured a full-length recent concert taped in Lisbon.] ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine |
Producer: Patrick Leonard; Jim Vallance; Bryan Adams; Don Was; Terry Lewis; Bonnie Raitt; Bob Rock; David Nicholas; Phil Thornalley; Jimmy Jam; Bob Clearmountain; Chris E. Thomas; Chris Thomas; Patrick Leonard; Robert John Lange; Jim Vallance; Bryan Adams; Don Was; |
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Engineer: Ben Dobie; Ron Vermeulen; Bob Clearmountain; Ed Cherney; Ken Lomas; Kevin Globerman; Nigel Green; Randy Staub; Steve Hodge; Steve Jackson; Tim Crich; Mike Fraser; Greg Goldman; Phil Gitomer; Paul Northfield; Jeff Hendrickson; Ben Dobie; Yan Memmi; Ron Obv |
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Musical Guests | |
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Tina Turner |
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Sting |
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Rod Stewart |
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Bonnie Raitt |
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Pamela Anderson |
Compilation Appearances
Associated Artists and Works
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Chicane |
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Kamen, Michael |
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Original Soundtrack |
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Raitt, Bonnie |
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Stewart, Rod |
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Streisand, Barbra |
Technical Info
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Release Date : 09/18/2007 |
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Original Release Date : 2005 |
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Catalog ID : B-000555602 |
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Label : A&M (USA) |
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Number of Discs : 2 |
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Studio/Live : Studio |
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Mono/Stereo : Stereo |
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SPAR Code : n/a |
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UPC : 00602498861721 |
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