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Daryl Hall & John Oates ‎– Bigger Than Both Of Us – VG Stereo USA 1976 Original Press – Rock / Pop Shuga Records

Original price was: $ 8.Current price is: $ 5.

SKU: mode_7739943943 Category: Retail

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Label:

RCA Victor ‎– APL1-1467

Format:

Vinyl, LP, Album

Country:

Released:

Genre:

Rock, Pop

Style:

Pop Rock

Tracklist

A1	Back Together Again Words By, Music By – John Oates	3:23
A2	Rich Girl Words By, Music By – Daryl Hall	2:23
A3	Crazy Eyes Words By, Music By – John Oates	3:07
A4	Do What You Want, Be What You Are Words By – D. Hall & J. Oates*	4:35
A5	Kerry Words By, Music By – Daryl HallWords By, Music By, Arranged By [Co-arranged] – Stephen Dees	3:47
B1	London Luck, & Love Music By – Daryl HallWords By – Daryl Hall, John Oates, Sara Allen	2:56
B2	Room To Breathe Music By – D. HallWords By – D. Hall, Sara Allen	4:09
B3	You’ll Never Learn Drums [G Kicks] – Slugger BlueMusic By – John OatesWords By – J. Oates & D. Hall*	4:12
B4	Falling Words By, Music By – Daryl Hall	6:13

Companies, etc.

Phonographic Copyright (p) – RCA Records
Copyright (c) – RCA Records
Recorded At – Cherokee Studios
Mixed At – Sound Labs, Hollywood
Pressed By – RCA Records Pressing Plant, Indianapolis
Published By – Hot-Cha Music Co.
Published By – Unichappell Music, Inc.

Credits

Arranged By – Daryl Hall & John Oates
Bass – Leland Sklar, Scotty Edwards*
Concertmaster – Jimmy Getzoff*
Cover [Concept], Cover [Design] – Daryl Hall
Drums – Ed Greene (2), Jim Gordon
Engineer – John Arrias, John Mills (2)
Engineer [Strings] – Armin Steiner
Guitar, Harmonica, Vocals – John Oates
Illustration [Illustrated By] – Ron Barrey
Keyboards, Mandolin [Mandola], Synthesizer, Vocals, Design, Artwork [Cover Concept] – Daryl Hall
Lead Guitar, Keyboards, Synthesizer – C. B.*
Management – Tommy Mottola
Mastered By – AZ*
Percussion – Gary Coleman
Photography By [Cover] – Gribbitt*
Photography By [Insert] – Kathy Hohl, Sam Emerson
Piano – Tom Hensley
Producer, Arranged By, Arranged By [Strings] – Christopher Bond
Saxophone, Flute, Lyricon – Tom Scott