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- Track List - CD 1 - Best Of + 3
- 1.
You Better Take Another Way
2. Love me Like Before
3. I Don’t Wanna Live Without You
4. Here I Go Again
5. Calling You
6. I Feel Good Tonight
7. Lonely Eyes
8. Tonight
9. Wild World
10. We Stand Together
11. Better Take Another Way (bonus track single version)
12. How Will I Know (bonus track)
13. Don’t Get Tough (bonus track early version) - Track List - CD 1 - Point Of View
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Life’s Just A Highway
15. Turn Back Time
16. I’d Rope The Moon For You
17. One Step Closer
18. Point Of View
19. Woman
20. Dreams Are Not Enough
21. You Are The One
22. Joey
23. Was It You - Track List - CD 3 - Who is Xooly
- 1.
What Else I Need
2. You Better Take Another Way
3. Sorry I’m Not Dancing
4. You Are The World For Me
5. Way Of Belief
6. Up And Down
7. We Stand Together
8. As Good As One
9. I Don’t Wanna Be Your Fool Anymore
10. Grandma
11. Time Has Come
12. Mixed Emotions
13. Wild World
14. What Else I Need (reprise) - DAYTONA :
- Werner Hartmeier (vocals)
- Uls Zwicky (keyboards, vocals)
- Steve Kingston (guitar, vocals)
- Yvonne Grunwald (keyboards, backing vocals)
- Robert Baumann (drums)
- Reini Baumann (bass)
- Robert Pabst (guitar, vocals)
- Gunther Skitschak (guitar, vocals)
- Mad Sanders (bass)
- Henner Malecha (bass)
- Christian Brawsky (drums)
- Produced by: Robert Pabst
- Engineered by: Robert Pabst, Ed Straker
- Mixed by : Robert Pabst
- Mastered by: Gavin Lurssen
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| The history of the group DAYTONA goes back to the year 1986. Shortly after their foundation, the recordings for the first songs had started. However, the debut album “The Best Of” was finally produced by Robert Papst in Munich in 1993 and released on October 7th of the same year. Despite the slightly confusing name, this is not a collection of the best and most successful tracks of the band but just their fi rst album. Someone just had the funny idee to name a debut record “The Best Of”. Accompanied by numerous concerts and TV shows, the album in Switzerland and Germany sold more than 6000 copies. The follow-up release “Point Of View”, which again was produced by Robert Papst, saw the light of day in 1996. A third album entitled “Who Is Xooly” was recorded in Munich in 1999 but remained to be unreleased up to today. Now, 10 years later, the large fan group of the band will get fi nally access to the long lost record. The new DAYTONA 2-CD release “TRILOGY” includes all their three albums plus bonus tracks! | |
