Andrew Lloyd Webber,Tim Rice
Title Price GBP  Media  Condition  Label 
Evita 5.38  2LP  Very Good Plus (VG+)/Very Good Plus (VG+)  MCA Records MCA211003
Item Number: 2081157701 290062

ex+/ex/ex, gatefold with insert [290062]


    




Tracklist
 
A1A Cinema In Bueno Aires, 26 July 19521:18
A2Requiem For Evita / Oh What A Circus9:12
A3On This Night Of A Thousand Stars / Eva And Magaldi / Eva Beware Of The City7:10
A4Buenos Aires3:43
A5Goodnight And Thank You3:39
B1The Lady's Got Potential4:38
B2Charity Concert / I'd Be Surprisingly Good For You6:10
B3Another Suitcase In Another Hall3:58
B4Dangerous Jade3:39
B5A New Argentina7:08
C1On The Balcony Of The Casa Rosada / Don't Cry For Me Argentina9:10
C2High Flying, Adored4:26
C3Rainbow High2:31
C4Rainbow Tour5:17
C5The Actress Hasn't Learned The Lines (You'd Like To Hear)2:33
C6And The Money Kept Rolling In (And Out)2:34
D1Santa Evita1:55
D2Waltz For Eva And Che3:42
D3She Is A Diamond2:57
D4Dive Are Rolling / Eva's Sonnet6:10
D5Eva's Final Broadcast3:33
D6Montage3:35
D7Lament3:58


Identifiers
Matrix / RunoutSide A: 2 11003 A XXXX 10P 78 TA 710
Matrix / RunoutSide B: 2 11003 B 10P 78 TA 710
Matrix / RunoutSide C: 2 11003 C 10P 78 TA 710
Matrix / RunoutSide D: 2 11003 D 10P 78 TA 710
Rights Society: NCB


Credits
Bass [Principal Rock Musicians] - Brian Odgers, Mo Foster
Conductor - Anthony Bowles
Coordinator [Musical] - Alan Doggett
Drums, Percussion [Principal Rock Musicians] - Simon Phillips
Engineer [Recording] - David Hamilton-Smith
Executive-Producer - David Land
Harp [Principal Rock Musicians] - David Snell
Keyboards [Principal Rock Musicians] - Ann Odell
Lacquer Cut By - Torstein Arnedal
Lead Guitar [Principal Rock Musicians] - Hank Marvin, Joe Moretti, Ray Russell
Orchestra - The London Philharmonic Orchestra
Producer, Lyrics By - Tim Rice
Producer, Music By, Orchestrated By - Andrew Lloyd Webber
Vocals [Che] - Colm Wilkinson
Vocals [Dolan Getta & Sidekick] - Mike D'Abo, Mike Smith
Vocals [Eva Peron Fund Manager] - Christopher Neil
Vocals [Eva Peron] - Julie Covington
Vocals [Juan Peron] - Paul Jones
Vocals [Magaldi] - Tony Christie
Vocals [Mistress] - Barbara Dickson

Notes
Different Labels Than Release 4393411. (On THIS release they are Blue MCA Records labels)

On back cover:
An opera based on the life story of Eva Peron 1919-1952
Recorded at Olympic Studios, Barnes, London, England, April - September 1976.

MCA Records, Inc., 100 Universal City Plaza, Universal City, California - U.S.A.
© 1976 MCA Records, Inc. ℗ 1976 MCA Records, Inc. - TEAM TRYKK


Note
Images and tracklisting are supplied by a third party and matched by catalogue number or barcode. Tracks on the release may differ from what is being sold.
Release Country: Scandinavia
Release Date: 1978

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