You Make Me Feel Like Dancing [Single Version] - Leo Sayer, Poncia, Vini
When I Need You - Leo Sayer, Hammond, Albert [1]
How Much Love - Leo Sayer, Mann, Barry
Endless Flight - Leo Sayer, Gold, Andrew
Thunder in My Heart - Leo Sayer, Sayer, Leo
Easy to Love - Leo Sayer, Hammond, Albert [1]
Raining in My Heart - Leo Sayer, Bryant, Boudleaux
I Can't Stop Loving You (Though I Try) - Leo Sayer, Nicholls, Billy
Living in a Fantasy - Leo Sayer, Sayer, Leo
More Than I Can Say - Leo Sayer, Allison, J.I.
Have You Ever Been in Love? - Leo Sayer, Danter, John
Searching for hits in the '70s, Leo Sayer became a tender balladeer, an Elton John wannabe, a falsetto-voiced disco crooner, and a straightforward pop "entertainer." Remarkably, Sayer was good was at everything-from the Ti... more »n Pan Alley pop to the power ballads. While he will certainly be remembered for "You Make Me Feel Like Dancing," Sayer's versatility is what's immediately obvious on this compilation. And aside from its obvious nostalgic charm, The Very Best of Leo Sayer sketches a portrait of a singer not only loaded with talent and ability, but also with resourcefulness, dedication, and an ability to remake himself with a speed that might impress Madonna. Loaded with songs you may have forgotten that you loved, this package, with comprehensive liner notes and hilarious photos, is both a consummate '70s document and a very entertaining listen. --S. Duda« less
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All Artists:Leo Sayer Title:Very Best of Members Wishing: 0 Total Copies: 0 Label:WARNE Release Date: 7/24/2000 Album Type: Import Genres:Pop, Rock Style:Soft Rock Number of Discs: 1 SwapaCD Credits: 1
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Searching for hits in the '70s, Leo Sayer became a tender balladeer, an Elton John wannabe, a falsetto-voiced disco crooner, and a straightforward pop "entertainer." Remarkably, Sayer was good was at everything-from the Tin Pan Alley pop to the power ballads. While he will certainly be remembered for "You Make Me Feel Like Dancing," Sayer's versatility is what's immediately obvious on this compilation. And aside from its obvious nostalgic charm, The Very Best of Leo Sayer sketches a portrait of a singer not only loaded with talent and ability, but also with resourcefulness, dedication, and an ability to remake himself with a speed that might impress Madonna. Loaded with songs you may have forgotten that you loved, this package, with comprehensive liner notes and hilarious photos, is both a consummate '70s document and a very entertaining listen. --S. Duda