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Audio Remasterers: Marv Bornstein; Frank DeLuna.
Recording information: Trident Studios, London, England.
Photographers: David Darling; John Campbell .
Personnel: Eugene Organ, Terry Thomas (vocals, guitar); John Anderson , John Anderson , Jean Hawker, Kay Garner (vocals); Pete Zorn (saxophone); Julian Colbeck (piano, electric piano, Fender Rhodes piano, Clavinet, organ, Wurlitzer organ, keyboards, synthesizer); Steve Gadd (drums, percussion); Andy Duncan (congas, timbales, percussion).
Audio Mixers: Jerry Lee Smith; Neil Ross; Peter Kelsey; Stephen W. Tayler.
Lines Music | List Price | $12.98 (You save $1.79) | | Category | Rock/Pop Albums, Rock CDs, Jazz Instrument, Fusion | | Label | Renaissance | | Orig Year | 1978 | | All Time Sales Rank |  13345  | | CD Universe Part number | 1257623 | | Catalog number | 153 | | Discs | 1 | | Release Date | Nov 19, 1996 | | Studio/Live | Studio | | Mono/Stereo | Stereo | | Producer | Eugene Organ; Julian Colbeck; Terry Thomas | | Engineer | Jerry Lee Smith; Jerry Smith; Neil Ross; Peter Kelsey; Stephen W. Tayler | | Personnel | Steve Gadd - drums, percussion
Steve Gadd - drums, percussion
John Anderson
John Anderson
Andy Duncan - congas, timbales, percussion
Kay Garner - vocals
Julian Colbeck - piano, electric piano, Fender Rhodes piano, Clavinet, organ, Wurlitzer organ, keyboards, synthesizer
Terry Thomas - vocals, guitar
Pete Zorn - saxophone
Eugene Organ
Jean Hawker
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Charlie Lines Songs | 1. | She Loves to Be in Love |
| 2. | No More Heartaches |
| 3. | Life So Cruel |
| 4. | Watching T.V. |
| 5. | Out of Control |
| 6. | L.A. Dreamer |
| 7. | No Strangers in Paradise |
| 8. | Keep Me in Mind |
| 9. | I Like to Rock and Roll |
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Lines Music Review Average Rating: (4.3 out of 5 stars)   Hard to find music.
I can't believe they had the two Charlie Cds I was looking for. If you like Carlie, Lines and No Second Chance a their best.
Submitted by curtisshoopman (Atlanta, Georgia, USA) 
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 my favorite album of hte 80's
my best friend of the early 80s was a music nut and turned me on to Charlie...
My all time favorite album,,,,
Submitted by jciscott (herhey pa)
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The Great Late 70's
Ahhhhh....It was a glorious time in music. So many different sounds, everything seemed more interesting and memorable. Charlie fits this discription with their unique melodies and time warping lyrics. Check out "Watching T.V.". Anything that mentions Star Trek can't be all that bad.
Submitted by Joe V. (Reno, NV, USA)
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PiL's fourth album took three years to reach fruition, much of this time spent gigging and changing personnel. The initial recordings of the follow-up to The Flowers of Romance included the nucleus of Lydon and Keith Levene; Martin Atkins was asked to stay on board, and he brought bassist Pete Jones with him, a mate who was helping him out with his own Brian Brain project. After those initial sessions and a few shows, both Levene and Jones quit within a month of each other. Lydon then recruited the majority of a lounge act spotted at a New Jersey Holiday Inn and toured with them, playing a set heavy on the new material. After touring, Lydon and Atkins wiped Jones and Levene off the tapes for the new record, employing faceless session musicians to fill in.
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