Tennis (album)
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Tennis is an album by Chris Rea, released in 1980.
[edit] Track listing
All songs by Chris Rea
- "Tennis"
- "Sweet Kiss"
- "Since I Don't See You Anymore"
- "Dancing Girls"
- "No Work Today"
- "Every Time I See You Smile"
- "For Ever And Ever"
- "Good News"
- "Friends Across the Water"
- "Distant Summers"
- "Only With You"
- "Stick It"
[edit] Personnel
- Chris Rea - vocals, guitar, keyboards, piano, synthesizer, slide guitar, producer
- Robert Ahwai - guitar
- Dave Burton - guitar
- Mick Hutchinson - guitar, bass
- Bruce Lynch - bass
- Eoghan O'Neill - bass
- Kevin Leach - keyboards
- Max Middleton - keyboards
- Graham Watson - keyboards, synthesizer, accordion
- Pete Wingfield - keyboards, backing vocals
- Geoff Driscoll - saxophone
- Raphael Ravenscroft - saxophone
- Raoul Gonzales - trombone
- Lee Thornburg - trumpet
- Dave Mattacks - drums
- Norman Nosebait - drums
- Adrian Rea - drums
- Martin Ditcham - percussion
- Mark Rea - percussion
- Jimmy Chambers - backing vocals
- George Chandler - backing vocals
- Stuart Epps - backing vocals
- Watsoni - backing vocals
[edit] Singles
- "Tennis" b/w "If You Really Love me"
- "Dancing Girls" b/w "Friends Across the Water"
|
|
|
| Studio releases |
|
|
| Live releases |
- The Road to Hell and Back
- Farewell Tour Road to Hell
|
|
| Compilation releases |
|
|
| Soundtrack releases |
|
|
| Video releases |
- Parting Shots
- Dancing Down The Stony Road
- The Road To Hell & Back
|
|
| Related articles |
|
|