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I'm a Writer Not a Fighter by Gilbert O'Sullivan (CD, 2012)
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About this product
Product Identifiers
Record LabelSalvo, Slvo
UPC0698458050328
eBay Product ID (ePID)4046063034
Product Key Features
Release Year2012
FormatCD
GenrePop
ArtistGilbert O'Sullivan
Release TitleI'm a Writer Not a Fighter
Dimensions
Item Height0.32 in
Item Weight0.15 lb
Item Length5.51 in
Item Width4.98 in
Additional Product Features
Number of Tracks14
Number of Discs1
TracksI'm a Writer Not a Fighter, A Friend of Mine, They've Only Themselves to Blame, Who Knows Perhaps Maybe, Where Peaceful Waters Flow, Ooh Baby, I Have Never Loved You As Much, Not in a Million Years, If You Love Me Like You Love Me, Get Down, A Very Extraordinary Sort of Girl (B-Side Get Down), Good Company (B-Side Ooh Baby), Why Oh Why Oh Why, You Don't Have to Tell Me (B-Side Why Oh Why Oh Why)
NotesA lot had happened to Gilbert O'Sullivan between his second LP Back to Front (Salvocdx002) and his third, I'm a Writer, Not a Fighter. He had hit number one in both America and Japan with Alone Again (Naturally) and was riding high in the charts in many other territories. He had also moved out of the bungalow he had shared with another singer, belonging to manager Gordon Mills, and moved into his own house. "A good time for me" remembers Gilbert, "just living on my own with pianos and very little furniture. I would spend weeks on end just writing to my heart's content." the sessions for I'm a Writer... took place during the early part of 1973 at Mills' recently completed studio. "Unlike the previous sessions, which were three hours here and there in various studios, for this one we would spend days in Gordon's studio," says Gilbert. "There were some overdubs done in America, but mostly it was a very ad hoc, home-based project. So, for me, the result has continuity running through it unlike perhaps the previous two albums."
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