Skylark – Skylark
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Capitol Records / 1972 / US

Skylark — Skylark

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Record:VG+
Sleeve:VG+

Format: LP · Album

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Catalogue number
ST-11048
Label
Capitol Records
Country
US
Released
1972
Format
Vinyl, LP, Album
Genre
Pop Rock, Soul
Pressing
1. Pressing

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LabelCapitol Records
Catalogue NumberST-11048
CountryUS
FormatVinyl, LP, Album
GenrePop Rock, Soul
Grading JacketVG+
Grading RecordVG+
Number of Discs1
Pressing1. Pressing
Released1972
Discount markNo

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Genre: Funk / Soul
Style: Pop Rock, Soul
Label: Capitol Records
Artist: Skylark

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Tracklist

  1. A1Brother Eddie4:31
  2. A2What Would I Do Without You3:29
  3. A3A Long Way To Go3:46
  4. A4Suites For My Lady2:06
  5. A5I'll Have To Go Away5:07
  6. B1The Writing's On The Wall3:01
  7. B2Twenty-Six Years4:55
  8. B3I'm In Love Again3:18
  9. B4Wildflower4:08
  10. B5Shall I Fail1:27

Credits

  • Backing Vocals Kitty Ditto
  • Backing Vocals Patrice Holloway
  • Drums, Percussion Duris Maxwell
  • Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar Doug Edwards
  • Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals Donny Gerrard
  • Piano, Electric Piano, Harpsichord, Synthesizer [Moog] David Foster
  • Arranged By [Strings] [A3] Jimmie Haskell
  • Written-By [A1] H. Vickers
  • Written-By [A1] J. Farni
  • Written-By [A1] R. King
  • Written-By [B3] A. Domino-D. Bartholomew
  • Producer, Engineer [Engineered By] Eirik Wangberg
  • Programmed By [Moog Programmer] Paul Beaver
  • Art Direction John Hoernle
  • Design Rod Dyer
  • Design Ron Kriss
  • Photography By Rick Rankin