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Gettin' Lucky

1977 studio album by Head East From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Gettin' Lucky is an album by the American band Head East.[2] It was released in 1977 on A&M Records. Along with Flat as a Pancake and Head East Live!, it is one of their most renowned releases. The album peaked at No. 136 on the Billboard pop albums chart.[3]

ReleasedMarch 1977
Recorded1976
LabelA&M
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Gettin' Lucky
Studio album by
ReleasedMarch 1977
Recorded1976
GenreHard rock
LabelA&M
ProducerRichard Podolor
Head East chronology
Get Yourself Up
(1976)
Gettin' Lucky
(1977)
Head East
(1978)
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The album was re-released together with Head East on CD as a double album.

Track listing

  1. "Gettin' Lucky" (Huston, Somerville)
  2. "Back in My Own Hands" (Birney, Somerville)
  3. "Show Me I'm Alive" (Birney)
  4. "Take It On Home" (Huston)
  5. "Dancer Road" (Birney)
  6. "Don't Let Me Sleep in the Morning" (Somerville)
  7. "Sands of Time" (R Boyd)
  8. "Call to Arms and Legs" (L Boyd, Huston)
  9. "Time Has a Way" (Huston)
  10. "Every Little Bit of My Heart" (Boyd, Schlitt)

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Chart (1977) Peak

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US Billboard 200[4]136
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Personnel

Head East
  • John Schlitt — lead and backing vocals
  • Mike Somerville — electric, acoustic and slide guitars, backing vocals; bass on "Gettin' Lucky"
  • Roger Boyd — organ, piano, Moog and ARP string synthesizers, Mellotron, trumpet, melodica
  • Dan Birney — bass on all tracks except for "Gettin' Lucky"
  • Steve Huston — drums, backing and lead vocals
Additional personnel
  • Richard Polodor — producer; electric guitar on "Gettin' Lucky", string arrangements on "Show Me I'm Alive", lead acoustic guitar on "Time Has A Way"

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