Product Description
One-time Brighton hotel porter Leo Sayer graduated from writing songs for the Who’s Roger Daltrey to become a chart-topping solo star, as successful in the States as in Britain. Whether performing first hit ‘The Show Must Go On’ in clown make-up, rocking the disco to its foundations with ‘You Make Me Feel Like Dancing’ (a US Number 1 in 1977) or returning to the UK chart summit in 2006 with a dance remix of ‘Thunder In My Heart’, lion-maned Leo has never been less than entertaining, mixing singer-songwriter sensitivity with a sense of fun.

This little man with a huge talent is represented here by all the hits and key album tracks from his long and funkily fruitful career.

• A full 2 CD totally comprehensive collection of Leo Sayer’s career lifting tracks from Leo’s whole back catalogue of work.
• Contains all ten of Leo’s Top 10 singles as well as the chart-topping Number 1 ‘Thunder In My Heart’ remix by Meck featuring Leo Sayer.
• Compiler and sleeve note writer is top pop writer Michael Heatley.

CD 1
1 The Show Must Go On #2
2 When I Need You #1
3 Moonlighting #2
4 One Man Band #6
5 You Make Me Feel Like Dancing #2
6 Long Tall Glasses #4
7 How Much Love #10
8 Drop Back
9 I Want You Back
10 Train
11 Giving It All Away
12 Unchained Melody
13 Dancing The Night Away
14 Another Year
15 Reflections
16 Magdalena
17 Endless Flight
18 Fool For Your Love

CD 2
1 Thunder In My Heart #22
2 I Can’t Stop Loving You (Though I Try) #6
3 More Than I Can Say #2
4 Have You Ever Been In Love #10
5 Orchard Road #16
6 Easy To Love
7 La Booga Rooga
8 Raining In My Heart #21
9 Heart (Stop Beating In Time) #22
10 The World Has Changed
11 When The Money Runs Out
12 An Englishman In The USA
13 Oh Girl
14 Living In A Fantasy
15 World Radio
16 ’Til You Come Back To Me
17 Never Had A Dream Come True
18 Thunder In My Heart Again (Meck ft. Leo Sayer) #1

Amazon USA:
http://www.amazon.com/dp/B002XLBC92/?tag=imwan-20

Amazon UK:
http://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B002XLBC92/?tag=imwan-21

Booga Rooga Googa Mooga?

Shall we change his username?

"You Make Me Feel Like Dancing" was one catchy tune back then.

This looks to be great comprehensive collection and Michael Heatley is usually reliable at writing good background capsules. I did get Endless Journey - the Essential L S a few yeas back but this appeals more being a great follow-up from the twofer re-releases of his studio albums.


One Man Band