Sharon O'Neill Discography of CDs

This 18-track greatest hits compilation covers all stages of the career of Australian pop-rock star Sharon O'Neill. Tracks include "Words" and live and studio versions of her biggest hit, "Maxine". Sharon O'Neill was one of the biggest Australian pop/rock artists of the early Eighties. Sharon's brilliant song-writing and electrifying live performances helped her build a solid fan base across Australia. Originally from NZ, Sharon relocated to Australia for the release of her first album 'Words' in 1980 & went on to have three successful albums with CBS - Words, Maybe & Foreign Affairs culminating in her biggest hit 'Maxine'. Sony. 2005. Audio Remasterer: Toby Learmont. Liner Note Author: Sharon O'Neill.

This 18-track greatest hits compilation covers all stages of the career of Australian pop-rock star Sharon O'Neill. Tracks include "Words" and live and studio versions of her biggest hit, "Maxine". Sharon O'Neill was one of the biggest Australian pop/rock artists of the early Eighties. Sharon's brilliant song-writing and electrifying live performances helped her build a solid fan base across Australia. Originally from NZ, Sharon relocated to Australia for the release of her first album 'Words' in 1980 & went on to have three successful albums with CBS - Words, Maybe & Foreign Affairs culminating in her biggest hit 'Maxine'. Sony. 2005. Audio Remasterer: Toby Learmont. Liner Note Author: Sharon O'Neill.

Sharon O'Neill music CDs Australian pressing features 2 CD's for one great price! Comprised of 20 total tracks including 'One Of A Crowd', 'Losing You', 'Hearts On The Run', 'Shes Gonna Hurt You', 'Street Boys', 'I Dont Wanna Touch You (I Just Wanna Ride In Your Car)', 'Maybe' and more. Rajon. 2005.

Sharon O'Neill discography Recording information: London, England; Sydney, Australia. Photographer: Paul Cox. Arranger: Alan Mansfield. Personnel: Sharon O'Neill (vocals, piano); Alan Mansfield (guitar, cello, organ, percussion); David Monday (guitar, keyboards); Les Davidson, Phil Palmer, Tommy Emmanuel (guitar); Tony Buchanan (soprano saxophone); Alex White, Bernie Clarke (keyboards); Steve Bywaters (double bass); Jon Farriss (drums); Chuck Sabo (percussion); Neil Richmond (programming); Todd Hunter (computer); Mark Williams , Gordon Neville, Maggie McKinney, Peter Beckett, Steve Hogarth (background vocals). Audio Mixers: Clive Martin; Carey Taylor.

Sharon O'Neill CD discography Track Listing of songs: DISC 1: Sailin' Shoes; Hey Julia; Sneakin' Sally Through the Alley; How Much Fun; Give Me an Inch; Pressure Drop; Trouble; Which of Us Is the Fool; Spanish Moon; Man Smart; Some People Can Do What They Like; You're Gonna Get What's Coming; Every Kinda People; Best of Both Worlds; Bad ...

Sharon O'Neill albums When Robert Palmer released 1999's RHYTHM & BLUES, with the exception of a collection of pop standards in 1992 he hadn't released new material since the late '80s. In the interim the pop landscape had changed immeasurably. A return to his roots seemed called for. R&B had always defined Palmer's singing, and the music here combines the eclectic spirit of his early Island releases with certain elements ...