Rod Stewart - Camouflage - Japanese Vintage Vinyl
Camouflage, from 1984, is best remembered for two things: "Some Guys Have All The Luck," which became one of Rod Stewart's biggest eighties singles, and the short-lived arrival of Jeff Beck, reunited with Stewart for the first time since the Jeff Beck Group. "Infatuation" carries the Beck guitar and the album opens hard, with a Free cover and Michael Omartian production giving it a glossy mid-eighties finish. This is an original Japanese pressing, catalogue P-11478 on Warner Bros, and Japanese pressings of the era are collected for their quality control, quieter surfaces and sturdier packaging. The OBI strip is present. One copy only, graded as received.
- Catalog number: P-11478
- Media Condition: VG+
- Jacket Condition: VG+
- OBI Strip Condition: VG+
- Additional Notes: Includes liner notes, approximate year 1984
Side A
1. Infatuation
2. All Right Now
3. Some Guys Have All The Luck
4. Can We Still Be Friends
Side B
1. Bad For You
2. Heart Is On The Line
3. Camouflage
4. Trouble
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Rod Stewart - Camouflage - Japanese Vintage Vinyl
