Full House (Frankie Miller album)

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Full House
Studio album by Frankie Miller
Released 1977
Recorded 1976
Label Chrysalis Records
Producer Chris Thomas
Frankie Miller chronology
The Rock
(1975)		 Full House
(1977)		 Double Trouble
(1978)

Full House is an album by Frankie Miller.

An album combined with Miller originals and choice covers, including an anguished and heartbroken version of John Lennon's "Jealous Guy", that deservedly received commercial success together with the Andy Fraser composition "Be Good to Yourself" reaching No. 27 the UK singles chart.

[edit] Track listing

SIDE ONE

  1. "Be Good To Yourself"
  2. "The Doodle Song"
  3. "Jealous Guy"
  4. "Searching"
  5. "Love Letters"

SIDE TWO

  1. "Take Good Care Of Yourself"
  2. "Down The Honkytonk"
  3. "This Love Of Mine"
  4. "Let The Candlelight Shine"
  5. "(I'll Never) Live In Vain"

[edit] Personnel

  • Frankie Miller (vocals, rhythm guitar)
  • Ray Minhinnet (lead guitar)
  • Chrissy Stewart (bass guitar)
  • Jim Hall (piano, organ)
  • Graham Deakin (drums)

Special Guests

[edit] Production Credits

  • Produced by Chris Thomas
  • Engineered by Steve Nye
  • Assisted by Nigel Walker
  • Orchestral Arrangements on Searching by Pete Knight