Tommy Bolin - Private Eyes FLAC

Tracklist

Versions

Credits

• Bass, Vocals – Reggie McBride
• Drums – Bobby Berge (tracks: A1 to B2, B4, B5)
• Engineer – Steve Taylor, Tom La Tondre
• Keyboards, Vocals – Mark Stein
• Lead Vocals, Guitar – Tommy Bolin
• Percussion – Bobby Berge, Bobbye Hall
• Producer – Dennis MacKay, Tommy Bolin
• Saxophone, Percussion, Vocals – Norma Jean Bell

Notes

First pressing with no label code, circled "Y" in upper-right corner (no 53 or any other number). "81612" and CBS logo in lower-right corner.

Other similar versions in database:
Private Eyes : slightly later issue with Ⓨ / 54 price codes.
Private Eyes : 1979 or later issue with CB 271 / 57 price codes.
Private Eyes : 1985 or later issue with red labels.

Recorded at Cherokee Studios, L.A., Ca.
Came with printed inner sleeve.
℗ 1976 CBS Inc. / © 1976 CBS Inc. / Printed in Holland.

Barcodes

• Rights Society: BIEM/STEMRA
• Matrix / Runout (Side A, stamped except Ⓗ etched): S-81612-1A-1 Ⓗ
• Matrix / Runout (Side B, stamped except Ⓗ etched): S-81612-1B-1 Ⓗ
• Price Code (Circled): Y
• Matrix / Runout (Label side A): CBS 81612-1
• Matrix / Runout (Label side B): CBS 81612-2

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – CBS Inc.
• Copyright (c) – CBS Inc.
• Recorded At – Cherokee Studios
• Lacquer Cut At – CBS, Haarlem
• Pressed By – CBS, Haarlem

Video

Album

Private Eyes is the second solo album by guitarist Tommy Bolin. This was Bolin's last album, as he died of a drug overdose while on the promotional tour, opening for Jeff Beck. Bustin' Out for Rosey Bolin 4:24. Sweet Burgundy Bolin, Jeff Cook 4:13. Post Toastee Bolin 9:03. Shake the Devil Bolin, Cook 3:47. Gypsy Soul Bolin, Cook 4:05. Someday We'll Bring Our Love Home Bolin, John Tesar 3:05. Hello, Again Bolin, Cook 3:39. Private Eyes - Tommy Bolin. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Private Eyes was co-produced by Tommy Bolin and Dennis MacKay. MacKay had first met Tommy in October 1975 at Trident Studios in London during work done there to complete Tommys Teaser album. At that time MacKay had. MacKay stayed in touch with Tommy while he was in Deep Purple and before Tommy entered the studio to work on Private Eyes he contacted MacKay, summoning him to Los Angeles to stay at Tommys place so they could choose material and do pre-production. Tommy played most of the songs and ideas he had together for MacKay right in his living room in the course of one evening using an acoustic guitar. Tommy Bolin - Private Eyes 1976. To favorites 9 Download album. Listen album. Hard Rock. Tommy Bolin. 2 студийный альбом Tommy Bolin. Songs in album Tommy Bolin - Private Eyes 1976. Tommy Bolin - Bustin' Out for Rosey. Private Eyes - второй и последний студийный альбом гитариста и певца Томми Болина, выпущенный в 1976 году, на лейбле Columbia Rec. В качестве со-продюсера данного диска выступил Деннис Маккей. Спустя три месяца после выхода альбома, 3 декабря 1976 года, отыграв выступление на промо-туре Джеффа Бека, Томми Болин умер от передозировки наркотиков и алкоголя. Private Eyes. After the breakup of Deep Purple in 1976, guitarist Tommy Bolin wasted little time beginning work on his second solo album, Private Eyes. While it was more of a conventional rock album than its predecessor, Teaser which served primarily as a showcase for his guitar skills and contained several jazzrock instrumentals, it was not as potent. The performances aren't as inspired as those on Teaser or even those on Bolin's lone album with Deep Purple, Come Taste the Band, although there a few highlights could be found. Album 1976 8 Songs. Rock some of my transfers using different settings when going from 24bit to 16bit - quality should be a lot better on all A1 Bustin' Out For Rosey Eyes was co-produced by Tommy Bolin and Dennis MacKay. MacKay had first met Tommy in October 1975 at Trident Studios in London during work done there toPrivate Eyes was co-produced by Tommy Bolin and Dennis MacKay. American-born guitarist with a swedish father and a mother of syrian descent. Tommy Bolin began playing in bands around Sioux City as a youth before moving to Boulder Colorado in his late teens. He had played in a band called American Standard before joining Ethereal Zephyr, a band named after a train that ran between Denver and Chicago. Amazing album by the late-great Tommy Bolin who, not replaced both Joe Walsh and Ritchie Blackmore successfully no small feat, but also reinvented himself as a guitarist who was comfortable with almost any genre. All the tracks are stellar, from the flamenco-tinged Gypsy Soul to the progressively horn-heavy Shake The Devil. Private Eyes, 1989. Bustin' Out for Rosey, 04:20. Sweet Burgundy, 04:11