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| Release Date |
1984 |
| Artist |
T-Bone Burnett |
| Record Label |
Demon Records |
| Singles With U2 |
None |
| Promotional Releases |
Not Available |
| TRACKS FEATURING U2 |
| Bono co-wrote "Having a Wonderful Time, Wish You Were Her" |
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| TRACKLISTING (Click for Lyrics) |
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Strange Combination (3:51)
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Amnesia and Jealousy (Oh Lana) (4:51)
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Having a Wonderul Time, Wish You Were Her
(4:02)
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The Law of Average (2:32)
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My Life and the Women Who Lived it (No. 1) (5:19)
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Welcome Home, Mr. Lewis (3:34)
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| LINER NOTES |
| Having a Wonderful Time, Wish You Were Her: Written
by Burnett and Bono. Produced by T-Bone Burnett, Reggie Fisher and
David Miner. Musicians: Alex Acuna, Steve Berlin, Stephen Bruton, J. Hentry
Burnett, David Ferguson, David Kemper, David Mansfield, David Miner, Billy
Swan, Richard Thompson (not listed which tracks each musician participates
in.) |
| OTHER NOTES |
| Behind the Trapdoor was T-Bone Burnett's follow up to an
earlier EP called simply, "Trapdoor". The EP was released in 1984
and featured six tracks including the one co-written by Bono. It's
one of the earliest solo projects outside of the band by anyone in U2,
being predated only by some of The Edge's solo work. |
| RELATED RELEASES |
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Bono again co-wrote a song on T-Bone Burnett's 1988 album,
The
Talking Animals. This time he also participated on backing vocals
to the song, "Purple Heart", and also co-produces the song.
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| CATALOG INFORMATION |
| 12" VINYL: |
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| Label: |
Demon Records |
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| Package: |
Picture Sleeve |
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| Catalog Information: |
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| Track Listing: |
| As listed above. |
| Further Information: |
| Cover of the album was very similar to the artwork later
used for the CD release. |
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| 5" CD: |
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Europe Pressing, VEXCD3
| Label: |
Demon Records |
| UPC: |
5 014757 074035 |
| Package: |
Regular Jewel |
| Matrix: |
VEXCD 3 MPO 01@ |
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| Track Listing: |
| As listed above. |
| Further Information: |
| Although the album was commercially released in the UK,
and the case and produced in Germany, the CD itself is listed as having
been made in France. |
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