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Solitary Men
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Studio album by
Released23 December 1983 (1983-12-23)[1]
Length42:33
Label
ProducerGiorgio Moroder

Solitary Men is a 1983 collaborative studio album by Italian producer Giorgio Moroder and Grammy-winning American singer Joe Esposito. Highlights from the album include a new arrangement of 'Nights in White Satin' by the Moody Blues and Lady, Lady, which appears in the films Flashdance and Call Me by Your Name.[2]

Track listing

No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Solitary Man"Keith Forsey, Giorgio Moroder3:47
2."Show Me the Night"Forsey3:58
3."My Girl"Forsey, Sylvester Levay, Moroder3:53
4."Too Hot to Touch"Forsey, Moroder3:26
5."Diamond Lizzy"Forsey, Moroder3:20
6."Washed in the Neon Light"Forsey, Levay4:10
7."A Love Affair"Forsey, Moroder3:47
8."Nights in White Satin"Justin Hayward4:02
9."Lady, Lady"Forsey, Moroder4:16
10."White Hotel"Forsey4:34
11."To Turn the Stone"Pete Bellotte, Moroder 
Total length:42:33
2001 reissue CD version bonus tracks
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
12."Face to Face" (Sung by Paul Engemann) 3:53
13."The Chase" (1985 Brian Reeves Remix)Moroder4:20
14."Valley of the Dolls"Moroder10:35
Total length:1:01:21

Personnel

Credits adapted from liner notes.

  • Giorgio Moroder - writing, production
  • Sylvester Levay - writing, keyboards
  • Larry Vigon - art direction
  • Richie Zito - bass, guitar
  • Laurie Kanner - production
  • Keith Forsey - writing, drums, percussion
  • Brian Reeves - engineering
  • Stephan Wissnet - engineering
  • Ulli Rudolf - engineering
  • Brian Gardner - mastering
  • Jim Shea - photography
  • Dino Solera - saxophone
  • Joe Esposito - vocals

References

  1. ^ "New Albums" (PDF). Music Week. December 17, 1983. p. 23. Retrieved 14 October 2021.
  2. ^ "Solitary Men". Retrieved 14 October 2021.
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