Supertramp Breakfast In America Audiophile LP 1979 gatefold Canada Press NM fast

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Supertramp

Breakfast In America

Audiophile Edition

A&M Records SPJ-3708 1979 12" 33rpm (Canada)

SUPERTRAMP Breakfast In America Canadian half speed mastered audiophile issue of the classic 1979 10-track vinyl LP, pressed in Japan on high quality anti-static vinyl, featuring the radio friendly AOR Rock single releases 'The Logical Song', 'Goodbye Stranger', and 'Take the Long Way Home', gatefold picture sleeve with gold embossed 'Audiophile series' lettering.

Tracklist
A1  Gone Hollywood  5:15
A2  The Logical Song  4:12
A3  Goodbye Stranger  5:44
A4  Breakfast In America  2:40
A5  Oh Darling  4:10
B1  Take The Long Way Home  5:09
B2  Lord Is It Mine  4:03
B3  Just Another Nervous Wreck  4:32
B4  Casual Conversations  2:53
B5  Child Of Vision  7:12

    Distributed By – A&M Records Of Canada Limited

    Art Direction, Design Concept [Cover Concept] – Mike Doud      

    Bass – Dougie Thomson
    Design – Mick Haggerty
    Drums – Bob C Benberg
    Engineer [Assistant Engineer] – Jeff Harris, Lenise Bent
    Engineer [Concert Sound Engineer] – Russel Pope
    Mastered By – DWJ
    Photography By [Back Cover] – Mark Hanauer
    Photography By [Cover Photography] – Aaron Rapoport
    Producer – Supertramp
    Producer, Engineer – Peter Henderson
    Programmed By [Oberheim Programming By] – Gary Mielke
    Tuba, Trombone – 'Slyde' Hyde   Vocals, Keyboards – Rick Davies
    Vocals, Keyboards, Guitar – Roger Hodgson
    Woodwind [Woodwind Instruments] – John A Helliwell
    Words By, Music By – Rick Davies & Roger Hodgson

AUDIOPHILE SERIES
DISTRIBUTED BY/ DISTRIBUE PAR:
A&M RECORDS OF CANADA LTD., 939 WARDEN AVE., SCARBOROUGH, ONTARIO M1L 4C5

PRESSED IN JAPAN
1/2 speed cutting from the original stereo tapes.

Condition:  12" vinyl LP is NEAR MINT, in a plastic inner sleeve in a gatefold picture sleeve in EXCELLENT condition

A Note About Shipping To The U.S.
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