Artist: Jack Wagner
Album: Don't Give Up Your Day Job
Country: USA
Label: Qwest Records
Catalog Number: 9 25562-2 | CD Matrix 1 25562-2 SRC-01
Genre: Lite AOR | Westcoast
Year: 1987
Format: FLAC (image+.cue+log)
Covers: Full Set, 600 dpi
Size RAR: 313.86
Lenght: 42:42.30
Source: My Own CD
File Hosting: Yadi.sk | Google Drive
ϟ Tracklist ϟ 
01. Weatherman Says
02. Island Fever
03. Love...Find It
04. It's What We Don't Say
05. Easy Way Out
06. Common Man
07. Lovers In The Night
08. Sneakin' Suspicions
09. It's Been A Long Time
10. Back Home Again
ϟ Personnel ϟ Jack Wagner - Lead And Backing Vocals, Guitar
Keyboards and Synthesizers - Randy Kerber, John Farrar, Glen Ballard, John Hobbs, Jim Lang, John Van Tongeren, Mike Egizi, Marcel East, Robbie Buchanan
Drums and Drum Programming - Paul Leim, Tony Humecke, Vinnie Colauita, David Logeman, Jack Bruno
Guitar - Nick Kirgo, John Farrar, Clif Magness, Tony Peluso, Michael Landau, Paul Warren, Dan Huff
Bass - John Farrar, Abe Laboriel, Joe Chemay, Nathan East
Percussion - Paulhino da Costa
Sax - Joel Peskin
Background Vocals - Joe Turano, John Batdorf, Brie Howard, John Farrar, Maxine Waters, Julia Waters, Oren Waters, Edie Lehmann,
Clif Magness, Glen Ballard, Joe Pizzulo, Gary Falcone, Roger Freeland, Paul Warren, Brian McDonald, Robbie Buchanan
✧✧✧✧✧✧✧✧✧✧✧✧✧✧✧✧ Produced by Steve Barri and Tony Peluso for Starsong Productions,
John Farrar and Eliot Scheiner, Glen Ballard and Clif Magness, Paul Warren,
Marcel East and Jack Wagner, Robbie Buchanan
Recording Studios - Lion Share Recording Studios, Westlake Audio, Moonee Ponds Studio, Music Grinder Studio,
Studio 55, Buckman Studio
Recording and Mixing Engineers - Tony Peluso, Eliot Scheiner, Paul Ratajczak, John Carter, Frank Wolf
All Songs Digitally Edited by Eliot Scheiner at Digital Magnetics, Los Angeles, CA
All Songs Digitally Mastered by George Marino at Sterling Sound, New York, N.Y.
Photography - Chris Callis
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Слушаю и тащусь)) Разнообразие. Это какой-то Парк Селтикфростовского периода 
А риффы в #3. Siberian Thaw можно и сравнить с ранними риффами Black Sabbath... да много где здесь похожих 
А #5. The Dry Wells Of Hell звучит как вестерн)) Автору 
Так ощущаю Pre-Historic Metal ))
а так ещё больше начинаешь ценить например Exodus))
