James Reyne (album)

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James Reyne
Studio album by James Reyne
Released	1987
Recorded	1987
Length	50:39
Label	EMI
Producer	Davitt Sigerson
James Reyne chronology
Between a Rock and a Hard Place (with Australian Crawl) James Reyne Hard Reyne 1991

James Reyne's self-titled album was released in 1987 and was the Australian singer's first solo venture since the break-up of the band Australian Crawl in 1986.

The album saw four singles released in Australia the first being, "Fall Of Rome", followed by "Motor's Too Fast" (which saw the album re-packaged to include this song) and then "Hammerhead" and "Heaven On A Stick".

[edit] Track listing

1. "Fall Of Rome" (Reyne)
2. "Hammerhead" (Reyne / Hussey)
3. "Mr. Sandman" (Reyne / Hussey)
4. "Counting On Me" (Reyne / Sigerson)
5. "Always The Way" (Reyne / Hussey)
6. "Land Of Hope And Glory" (Reyne)
7. "Heaven On A Stick" (Reyne / Hussey)
8. "Rip It Up" (Reyne / Scott / Sigerson)
9. "Burning Wood" (Reyne)
10. "The Traveller" (Reyne / Scott / Sigerson)
11. "Coin in a Plate" (Reyne / Hussey)

[edit] Personnel

• James Reyne - Vocals, guitar
• Jef Scott - Guitars, bass, vocals
• David Far Agher - Bass
• John Watson - Drums & percussion

[edit] Guests

• Phil Shenale - Keyboards
• David Baerwald - Guitar
• Paulinho Da Costa - Lap steel & Hawaiian Guitars
• Olivia Newton-John - vocals
• Bill Payne - Piano
• David Ricketts - Guitar, keyboards
• Peter Snell - Guitar
• Lee Curreri - Keyboards
• Bob Thiele - Keyboards