Little River Band - Reminiscing: The 20th Anniversary Collection [Rhino]

Title: Reminiscing: The 20th Anniversary Collection [Rhino] Artist: Little River Band Release Date: 1995 Re-Released On: 9/28/1994 Label: Rhino Album Type(s): Greatest Hits UPCs: 081227174521, 081227174545 Genre: Rock Styles: Adult Contemporary, Soft Rock, Contemporary Pop/Rock Moods: Laid-Back/Mellow, Sentimental, Amiable/Good-Natured, Intimate, Refined/Mannered, Calm/Peaceful, Gentle, Reflective, Romantic, Happy, Poignant, Reserved Total Copies: 0 Members Wishing: 3 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 2

1. It's a Long Way There
2. When Will I Be Loved?
3. Curiosity (Killed the Cat)
4. Emma
5. Everyday of My Life
6. Statue of Liberty
7. Sweet Old Fashioned Man
8. Days on the Road
9. Help Is on Its Way
10. Happy Anniversary
11. Home on Monday
12. Shut Down Turn Off
13. Reminiscing
14. Lady
15. Lonesome Loser
16. Cool Change

1. It's Not a Wonder
2. Long Jumping Jeweller
3. The Night Owls
4. Take It Easy on Me
5. Man on Your Mind
6. Down on the Border
7. The Other Guy
8. We Two
9. You're Driving Me Out of My Mind
10. Playing to Win
11. Time for Us
12. It's Cold Out Tonight
13. Son of a Famous Man
14. Soul Searching
15. Lyin' Eyes/Take It Easy [Live]
16. I Dream Alone

Year Type Label Catalog # 1994 CD Rhino 71745

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An extremely comprehensive but equally enjoyable 34 tracks make up this two-CD set from Australia's Little River Band, including some infamous yet attractive add-ons. Every charted hit from LRB is here, along with some interesting rarities. A cover of Phil Everly's "When Will I Be Loved," never before issued in the U.S., is a real treat, as well as the potent "Long Jumping Jeweler," another single that was never released in America. A splendid cover of the Eagles' "Lyin' Eyes" and "Take It Easy" is performed live with Glenn Frey as a nifty little medley, and "Days on the Road" is a stark but attractive B-side addition. The real beauty of this album is uncovered in songs like "We Two," displaying all the vibrancy and flash exhibited by John Farnham, who took Shorrock's place in 1983. Farnham proves that he's just as fiery on "You're Driving Me Out of My Mind," with full-blown horns that overspill with dynamic flare. Wavy love songs like "Love Is the Bridge" and "It's Cold Out Tonight" display this band's multifaceted versatility, showing they can sing charming ballads with pristine honesty. Even though favorites like "The Night Owls" and "Reminiscing" cap off the solidness of this compilation, many other of their forgotten songs delightfully complete this hearty anthology. ~ Mike DeGagne, All Music Guide

Name Credits Beeb Birtles Vocals, Guitar (Rhythm), Guitar Bill Cuomo Keyboards Bill Harrower Sax (Tenor) Bill Inglot Remastering Bob Venier Trumpet Chong Lim Synthesizer Claude Gaudette Keyboards Clive Harrison Bass Coco Shinomiya Art Direction Col Laughnan Saxophone David "Hawk" Wolinski Keyboards David Briggs Guitar (Rhythm), Guitar, Slide Guitar David Hirschfelder Vocals, Keyboards Dennis Lambert Producer Derek Pellicci Compilation Producer, Drums, Percussion Don Lock Trombone Ernie Rose Producer Frank Lopez Project Assistant Gary Hyde Percussion Gary Peterson Liner Notes Geoff Skewes Clavinet George Martin Producer George McArdle Bass Glenn A. Baker Liner Notes Glenn Frey Guitar, Performer, Vocals Glenn Shorrock Percussion, Vocals, Harmonica, Keyboards, Guitar (Acoustic) Glenn Wheatley Producer Graham Davidge Guitar Graham Goble Vocals, Guitar (Rhythm), Vocal Arrangement Ian Mason Keyboards Jai Winding Piano James Roche Keyboards Jim Schumacher Project Assistant John Boylan Compilation Producer, Producer John Farnham Vocals Ken Perry Remastering Mal Logan Piano Mike Burke Pedal Steel Mike Clarke Bass Mitch Steele Project Assistant Paulinho Da Costa Percussion Peter Beckett Vocals, Guitar Peter Jones Synthesizer, Orchestration, Piano Peter Sullivan Piano Richard Dodd Producer Roger McLachlan Bass Sevie Bates Design Spencer Proffer Producer Stephen Housden Vocals, Guitar Tony Buchanan Sax (Tenor) Tony Sciuto Vocals, Keyboards Wayne Nelson Vocals, Bass Wilbur Wilde Saxophone