Les Dudek - 1978, 1981 - Ghost Town Parade & Gypsy Ride (FLA torrent

Les Dudek - Ghost Town Parade/Gypsy Ride (1978 & 1981)
Audio CD - BGO Records BGOCD890
Original Recordings Remastered (2009)
CD Release Date - October 27, 2009
Total Time - 78:48

Track Listing:

01 - Central Park
02 - Bound to Be a Change
03 - Gonna Move
04 - Friend of Mine
05 - Does Anybody Care
06 - Down to Nothin'
07 - Tears Turn into Diamonds
08 - Falling Out
09 - Ghost Town Parade
10 - What's Lost Is Truly Gone
11 - Deja Vu (Da Voodoo's in You)
12 - Sacrifice the Fool
13 - Forever or Never
14 - Too Damn Dizzy
15 - Call Me Later
16 - Gypsy Ride
17 - Hey Chicky Chicky
18 - Don't Trust That Woman
19 - I'm O.K.

(Ghost Town Parade Tracks 1-9)
(Gypsy Ride Tracks 10-19)

Personnel:

Ghost Town Parade:

Les Dudek - guitars, vocals
Carmine Appice - drums
Jim keltner - drums
Jeff Porcro - drums
Gary Mallaber - drums
Robert "Pops" Popwell - bass
Gerald Johnson - bass
Jim krueger - guitar
Mike Finnigan - keyboards, background vocals
Patrick Murphy - percussion
Max Gronenthal - keyboards, background vocals
Jack Bruce - background vocals

Gypsy Ride:

Les Dudek - guitars, vocals
Gary Furgison - drums
Trey Thompson - bass
Mike Finnegan - organ, piano, background vocals
Max Noland - bass, guitar, slide guitar
Clif Newton - rhythm guitar, background vocals
Jerry Knight - background vocals
James Newton Howard - piano, background vocals
Peter Schless - organ, piano, synthesizer
Mark Stein - piano

From Amazon:

Digitally remastered two-fer from the veteran session guitarist and solo artist containing a pair of albums on one CD: Ghost Town Parade (1978) and Gypsy Ride (1981). Guitarist Dudek has played with the likes of the Allman Brothers, Steve Miller and Boz Scaggs, and yet also found time for a solo career. These were his third and fourth albums. BGO. 2009.


Ripped by MidnightRocker with EAC V1.0 beta 3, from the factory-pressed CD.
Includes noncompliant wav and flac CUE files and single wav CUE file.
Complete art includes; covers, insert, inlay, disc, o-card (600dpi images handled losslessly then saved as reasonably sized jpgs).