Rick Springfield - Working Class Dog album flac

Working Class Dog is the fourth studio album by Australian rock musician Rick Springfield, released by RCA Records in 1981. The album was certified Platinum in America and eventually sold over three million US copies. It produced Springfield's biggest career hit with the million-selling smash, "Jessie's Girl". Springfield was awarded the 1982 Grammy Award for Best Rock Vocal Performance, Male.

Other – Ron. Photography By – Tom Gibson (4). Producer – Bill Drescher (tracks: A1, A3, A4, B1 to B5), Keith Olsen (tracks: A2, A5), Rick Springfield (tracks: A1, A3, A4, B1 to B5). Written-By – R. Springfield (tracks: A1 to A4), Rick Springfield (tracks: B1 to B5). Notes. Working Class Dog ‎(LP, Album).

Working Class Dog - Студийный альбом от Rick Springfield. В альбом вошло 37 треков. Продолжительность альбома: 02:00:39. Working Class Dog. album rock. Sound City Players: Rick Springfield & Foo Fighters - Love Is Alright Tonight - . 1. Rick Springfield - Love Is Alright Tonight (Live).

Forget that Rick Springfield was a soap star for a moment and listen to his music, because he made some of the finest guitar-driven mainstream pop/rock of the early '80s. Working Class Dog is his finest moment, filled with expertly crafted pop songs, highlighted by the massive hit "Jessie's Girl.

Band Name Rick Springfield. Album Name Working Class Dog. Type Album. Members owning this album1. Love Is Alright Tonite. 5. I've Done Everything for You.

Rick Springfield's acting career helped tide him over during his leanest years as a young recording artist - and made him a true double threat when his music really took off with his fifth studio album, Working Class Dog. Released on Feb. 24, 1981, Working Class Dog snapped a five-year drought between recordings for Springfield, who'd shot to fame in in the late '60s with the Australian band Zoot. Although he'd enjoyed early success in the .

Album · 1981 · 10 Songs. By the time this was released in 1981, the Australian-born Rick Springfield was already 10 years out from his unheralded 1971 debut album, Beginnings. Yet it’s hard to believe this was his fifth album, the very one that made his overnight career. The music here is unabashed power pop, and it sidles up sweetly to late-’70s Los Angeles candy-riff merchants such as 20/20, The Beat, Great Buildings, and The Knack. Tunes are steeped in big major-key choruses, Beatle-styled harmonies, boy-girl politics, and punchy riffs.