Name: Songwriter [Bonus Tracks]
Brand: Decca (USA)
SKU: 215174
Price: 9.75 USD
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Songwriter [Bonus Tracks]

Rating

Album: Songwriter [Bonus Tracks]
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Tightrope	More Info...	4:49
2)	Songwriter (Part 1)	More Info...	3:33
3)	Songwriter (Part 2)	More Info...	2:34
4)	Country Girl	More Info...	4:02
5)	One Lonely Room	More Info...	5:20
6)	Lay It On Me	More Info...	2:56
7)	Stage Door	More Info...	5:11
8)	Raised On Love	More Info...	3:13
9)	Doin' Time	More Info...	4:22
10)	Nostradamus	More Info...	6:34
11)	Wrong Time, Right Place	More Info...	2:33
12)	Marie	More Info...	3:52
13)	Heart of Steel	More Info...	3:24
14)	Learning The Game	More Info...	2:12

Album: Songwriter [Bonus Tracks]
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Tightrope	More Info...	4:49
2)	Songwriter (Part 1)	More Info...	3:33
3)	Songwriter (Part 2)	More Info...	2:34
4)	Country Girl	More Info...	4:02
5)	One Lonely Room	More Info...	5:20
6)	Lay It On Me	More Info...	2:56
7)	Stage Door	More Info...	5:11
8)	Raised On Love	More Info...	3:13
9)	Doin' Time	More Info...	4:22
10)	Nostradamus	More Info...	6:34
11)	Wrong Time, Right Place	More Info...	2:33
12)	Marie	More Info...	3:52
13)	Heart of Steel	More Info...	3:24
14)	Learning The Game	More Info...	2:12

Tracks

1. Tightrope

2. Songwriter Part One

3. Songwriter Part Two

4. Country Girl

5. One Lonely Room

6. Lay It On Me

7. Stage Door

8. Raised On Love

9. Doin' Time

10. Nostradamus

11. Wrong Time, Right Place

12. Marie

13. Heart Of Steel (Previously Unreleased On CD)

14. Learning The Game

Performer Notes

This 1977 solo album from Justin Hayward (Moody Blues) includes "Country Girl."
CD contains 4 bonus tracks.
Liner Note Author: Mark Powell.
Recording information: Threshold, London, England; Westlake, Los Angeles, CA.
Illustrator: Colin Elgie.
Hayward has always been at his best as a mystical/romantic, and Songwriter is the solo album that best displays these qualities around a relatively lean sound. From the gentle, lullaby-like "Raised on Love" to the ethereal mystical "Nostradamus," the album is a beguiling collection of material, more personal than his work with The Moody Blues. The material is richly scored, yet lean enough to seem like chamber music next to The Moody Blues' rock symphonies. ~ Bruce Eder