All Fools Day (album)
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All Fools Day is the seventh album by the Australia
Australia
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n music group The Saints
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 in 1985. The album was The Saints' commercial breakthrough into the US, with the video for "Just Like Fire Would" receiving airplay on MTV
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.

Track listing

All tracks C.J Bailey copyright Lost Music\Mushroom Music

  1. "Just Like Fire Would"
  2. "First Time"
  3. "Hymn to Saint Jude"
  4. "See You In Paradise"
  5. "Love or Imagination"
  6. "Celtic Ballad"
  7. "Empty Page"
  8. "Big Hits (On the Underground)"
  9. "How to Avoid Disaster"
  10. "Blues on My Mind"
  11. "Temple of the Lord"
  12. "All Fools Day"

Musicians

  • Chris Bailey - Vocals, Composer, Producer
  • Richard Burgman Guitar
  • Arturo Larizza Bass
  • Ivor Hay - Drums

Production

  • Hugh Jones Engineer, Mix Engineer, Producer
  • Neill King
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     Mix Engineer
  • Chris Bailey Producer
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