Eddie Money - Playing For Keeps flac album

Playing for Keeps is Eddie Money's third album, released in July 1980. It continues the expansion to include pop oriented tracks that began with the previous album. Jimmy Lyon's guitar work is a key to standouts "Trinidad" and "Million Dollar Girl" the first and last tracks

Band Name Eddie Money. Album Name Playing For Keeps. Erscheinungsdatum 1980. Labels Columbia Records. 2. Running Back (Bryan). 3. Wish (Lyon/Money). 5. When You Took My Heart (ieff/Verdusco). 6. Satin Angel (Lewark/Money). 7. Let's Be Lovers Again (Lyon/Money). 8. Nobody Knows (Money/Nichols). 9. Million Dollar Girl (Money).

While his production had never been raw, the sound of the album was entirely too glossy for album-oriented rock radio - Money couldn't write songs with enough memorable hooks to earn him radio play. The result was one of his weakest albums.

Vocals – Eddie Money. Printed inner sleeve, one side with lyrics, other side uni Similar to release Playing For Keeps, which has an asterisk on label top of the side indicator. Recorded at Record Plant, Los Angeles and Sausalito.

Playing For Keeeps Tracklist. Running Back Lyrics. 4. Get a Move On Lyrics. Satin Angel Lyrics. About Playing For Keeeps. Playing For Keeeps Q&A.

If you LOVE Eddie Money, every album here is a GEM. These albums transport me instantly back to the late 70s & 80s. BEST memories EVER! The only thing missing is Eddie's 1980 album "Playing For Keeps. What you get with this BOX is bare bones. Okay by me. It keeps the price down.

From: 'Eddie Money' (1977). Here's a chugging rocker that spells out this former NYPD trainee's initial ambitions, even if Money's career occasionally took him far afield of these simple wishes. Jimmy Lyon's surging guitar solo sends his frontman into a leering whisper that then slowly builds into this eruptive plea for the kind of fame Money wouldn't ultimately achieve until he hooked up with Ronnie Spector in the late-'80s for a throwaway pop song. 'Get a Move On'. From: 'Playing for Keeps' (1980). A low-charting single from one.