Gary MOORE: Run for Cover LP 1985 UK. vinyl in mint condition. CHECK VIDEOS for Out in the Fields (with Phil Lynott), Military Man, Empty Rooms + turntable audio + an audio review of the album!

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Check this 115 seconds audio review of the album: http://chirb.it/vF5ss9   or https://voca.ro/1DoqfdxLEIOF

Run For Cover is an album by Gary Moore, released in 1985 and is often considered as Gary Moore break-through album.
The album includes a remake of the hit single “”Empty rooms”” (UK No. 20), one of Moore biggest successes and top 5 single “”Out in the Fields”” the albums biggest selling single.
The album features many of Moore friends including Deep Purple bassist/vocalist Glenn Hughes, Paul Thompson of Roxy Music and Phil Lynott from Thin Lizzy. Lynott and Moore trade vocals on “”Out in the Fields””, while Lynott sings vocals on “”Military Man”” alone, this was an old Grand Slam track. “”Out in the Fields””, is a song about the religious turmoil in their native Ireland.

Label: 10 Records ‎– DIX 16
Format: Vinyl, LP, Album [mint condition: visual inspection]
UK

Side One
Run for Cover – 4:13
“”Reach for the Sky”” – 4:46
Military Man (Phil Lynott) – 5:40
Empty Rooms (Gary Moore, Neil Carter) – 4:17

Side Two
Out in the Fields- 4:17
“”Nothing to Lose”” – 4:41
Once in a Lifetime – 4:18
All Messed Up (Gary Moore, Neil Carter) – 4:52
Listen to Your Heartbeat – 4:31

Gary Moore – guitar, vocals (All songs)
Gary Ferguson – drums (“”Run for Cover””, “”Once in a Lifetime””, “”All Messed Up””)
Glenn Hughes – bass (“”Run for Cover””, “”Reach for the Sky””, “”Out of My System””, “”Nothing to Lose””, “”All Messed Up””), vocals (“”Reach for the Sky””, “”All Messed Up””, “”Nothing to Lose””, “”Out Of My System””)
Andy Richards – keyboards (All except “”Nothing to Lose””, “”All Messed Up””)
Neil Carter – vocals (“”Run for Cover””, “”Empty Rooms””, “”Nothing to Lose””, “”Once in a Lifetime””, “”Listen to Your Heartbeat””), keyboards (“”Out of My System””, “”Nothing to Lose””, “”Once in a Lifetime””, “”Listen to Your Heartbeat””)
Charlie Morgan – drums (“”Reach for the Sky””, “”Military Man””, “”Out in the Fields””)
Phil Lynott – bass, vocals (“”Military Man””, “”Out in the Fields””)
Don Airey – keyboards (“”Military Man””, “”Out in the Fields””)
James (Jimbo) Barton – drums (sampled) (“”Empty Rooms””)
Paul Thompson – drums (“”Out of My System””, “”Nothing to Lose””)
Bob Daisley – bass (“”Once in a Lifetime””)

Songs:
A1 Run For Cover  4:10
Backing Vocals – Neil Carter
Bass – Glenn Hughes
Drums – Gary Ferguson
Keyboards – Andy Richards
Lead Vocals, Guitar – Gary Moore
Written-By – Gary Moore

A2 Reach For The Sky 4:46
Drums [Simmons] – Charlie Morgan
Guitar, Backing Vocals – Gary Moore
Keyboards – Andy Richards
Lead Vocals, Bass – Glenn Hughes
Written-By – Gary Moore
A3 Military Man 5:40
Drums, Drums [Simmons] – Charlie Morgan
Guitar, Backing Vocals – Gary Moore
Keyboards – Andy Richards, Don Airey
Lead Vocals, Bass – Philip Lynott*
Written-By – Philip Lynott*

A4 Empty Rooms 4:20
Backing Vocals – Neil Carter
Drums [Sampled] – James (Jimbo) Barton*
Keyboards – Andy Richards
Lead Vocals, Guitar – Gary Moore
Written-By – Gary Moore, Neil Carter

B1 Out In The Fields 4:14
Drums – Charlie Morgan
Keyboards – Andy Richards, Don Airey
Lead Vocals, Guitar – Gary Moore
Vocals, Bass – Philip Lynott*
Written-By – Gary Moore

B2 Nothing To Lose 4:42
Backing Vocals – Philip Lynott*
Drums – Paul Thompson
Guitar, Backing Vocals – Gary Moore
Keyboards, Backing Vocals – Neil Carter
Lead Vocals, Bass – Glenn Hughes
Written-By – Gary Moore

B3 Once In A Lifetime 4:20
Bass – Bob Daisley
Drums – Gary Ferguson
Keyboards – Andy Richards
Keyboards, Backing Vocals – Neil Carter
Lead Vocals, Guitar – Gary Moore
Written-By – Gary Moore

B4 All Messed Up 4:52
Drums – Gary Ferguson
Guitar, Backing Vocals – Gary Moore
Lead Vocals, Bass – Glenn Hughes
Written-By – Gary Moore, Neil Carter

B5 Listen To Your Heartbeat 4:34
Drums – Gary Ferguson
Keyboards – Andy Richards
Keyboards, Backing Vocals – Neil Carter
Lead Vocals, Guitar – Gary Moore
Written-By – Gary Moore

 

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