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Sue Medley

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Studio album by

Sue Medley

Released

1991

Length

40:06

Simon Vinestock

Sue Medley chronology

Sue Medley
(1991)

Velvet Morning
(1991)

Sue Medley is Sue Medley's debut album.

Track listing

No.	Title	Writer(s)	Length
1.	"That's Life"	Sue Medley	3:01
2.	"Heart of Mine"	Sue Medley	4:12
3.	"Dangerous Times"	Sue Medley	4:11
4.	"Blue Skies"	Sue Medley	3:08
5.	"Queen of the Underground"	Sue Medley	5:26
6.	"Oh, Atlanta"	Mick Ralphs	3:40
7.	"Love Thing"	Sue Medley	3:47
8.	"Start It Over"	Sue Medley	4:03
9.	"57 Chevy"	Sue Medley	3:44
10.	"Blue Train"	Sue Medley	3:33
11.	"Maybe The Next Time"	Sue Medley	4:52

Personnel

Kenny Aronoff - drums, percussion
Kenneth Blevins - drums
John Cascella - keyboards, organ
Ashley Cleveland - background vocals
Blair DePape - bass
Vince Ditrich - drums, background vocals
Neil Drinkwater - piano
Byron House - synthesizer
Sonny Landreth - steel guitar, slide guitar
Toby Myers - bass
Steve Pearce - bass
David Ranson - bass
Richard Sera - keyboards, background vocals
Robbie Steininger - acoustic guitar, electric guitar, background vocals
Steve Todd - piano, synthesizer
Mike Wanchic - background vocals
Sue Medley - vocals, acoustic guitar, background vocals

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