What a Night is a 1977 album by Tom Jones on Epic Records produced by Gordon Mills. The album was promoted by Epic as showing a more sensitive and thoughtful side to the singer.[2][3]
| What a Night | |
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| Studio album by | |
| Released | 2 January 1977 |
| Recorded | H.B. Barnum Studio, LA[1] |
| Label | Epic EMC 3221 |
| Producer | Gordon Mills |
Track listing edit
- "What a Night"
- "We Don't Live Here"
- "No One Gave Me Love"
- "Day to Day Affair"
- "If This Is Love"
- "I Wrote This Song"
- "That's Where I Belong"
- "Easy to Love"
- "The Heart"
- "Ramblin' Man"
References edit
- ^ http://www.tomjones.com/discography/what-a-night/ [dead link]
- ^ Billboard - 19 Nov. 1977 Full page advert by Epic Records "It reveals emotions that a lot of lifts lilt And it's a side of Tom Jones which shows that a sensitive and thoughtful man is the strongest man alive"
- ^ Dave Marsh, John Swenson The new Rolling stone record guide 0394721071 1983 p. 265 "☆ This is Tom Jones / Par. (1969) ☆ Tom Jones Live in Las Vegas / Par. (1969) ☆ Memories Don't Leave Like People Do / Par. (1973) fl ☆ ☆ ☆ Tom Jones' Greatest Hits / Lon. (1973) ☆ What a Night / Epic (1977)
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