
Full House is a Rock album by Frankie Miller, originally released in 1977. On Gatefold: 28 pressings tracked.
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"Full House" is the fourth studio album by Scottish musician Frankie Miller, released in 1977. The album features a mix of Miller originals and cover, including a version of John Lennon's "Jealous Guy". The track "Be Good to Yourself" (composed by Andy Fraser of Free) was issued as a single, and reached No. 27 the UK singles chart, becoming Miller's first chart hit. Personnel Frankie Miller - vocal, rhythm guitar, acoustic guitar Ray Minhinnett - lead guitar Chrissy Stewart - bass guitar Jim Hall - piano, organ Graham Deakin - drums Special guests Chris Spedding – guitar Rabbit – keyboards Gary Brooker – keyboards .
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Tracklist
- 1Be Good to Yourself (2011 Remaster)2:59
- 2The Doodle Song (2011 Remaster)2:46
- 3Jealous Guy (2011 Remaster)4:38
- 4Searching (2011 Remaster)3:47
- 5Love Letters (2011 Remaster)2:58
- 6Take Good Care of Yourself (2011 Remaster)3:13
- 7Down the Honkytonk (2011 Remaster)3:06
- 8This Love of Mine (2011 Remaster)3:45
- 9Let the Candle Light Shine (2011 Remaster)2:57
- 10(I'll Never) Live in Vain (2011 Remaster)2:54
Sound DNA
- Rock
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Chris SpeddingGUITAR RHYTHM GUITAR
- Chris StewartBASS
- Frankie MillerVOCALS, ACOUSTIC GUITAR, ELECTRIC GUITAR VOCALS, ACOUSTIC GUITAR, RHYTHM GUITAR VOCALS, RHYTHM GUITAR
- Gary BrookerPIANO
- Graham DeakinDRUMS
- Jim HallPIANO, ORGAN ELECTRIC PIANO ORGAN
- Jimmy HallPIANO, ORGAN
- John "Rabbit" BundrickPIANO
- Ray MinhinnettLEAD GUITAR GUITAR
- The Memphis HornsHORNS
- Andrew LoveSAXOPHONE
- Chris ThomasARRANGED BY TWELVE-STRING GUITAR
- Morris PertPERCUSSION TAMBOURINE
- Peter KnightARRANGED BY
- Peter SolleyORGAN
28 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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