The Leslie West Band
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The Leslie West Band is the third album released by American
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 rock
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 guitarist
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 Leslie West
Leslie West
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. The album, recorded at Electric Lady Studios
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 in New York City
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, was released on Bud Prager's Phantom Records in 1976 and features Mick Jones
Mick Jones (Foreigner)
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 on guitar.

Track listing

  1. Money (Whatcha Gonna Do)
  2. Dear Prudence
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  3. Get It Up (No Bass - Whatsoever)
  4. Singapore Sling
  5. By The River
  6. The Twister
  7. Setting Sun
  8. Sea Of Heartache
  9. We'll Find A Way
  10. We Gotta Get Out Of This Place

Personnel

  • Leslie West - guitars, vocals
  • Don Kretmer - bass
  • Mick Jones
    Mick Jones (Foreigner)
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     - guitar
  • Corky Laing
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     - drums
  • Buffalo Bill Gelber - bass
  • Ken Ascher - piano
  • Sredni Vollmer - harp
  • Carl Hall - vocals
  • Hilda Harris - vocals
  • Sharon Redd - vocals
  • Tasha Thomas - vocals
  • Bud Prager - executive producer
  • Bob d'Orleans - engineer
  • George Lopez - assistant engineer
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