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Leon Ware is the second self-titled and overall fifth studio album by American musician Leon Ware, released in 1982. It was his second and final release for Elektra Records. The album was produced by Ware and Marty Paich.
1982: Slippin’ Away (VÖ: Mai) 1982: Why I Came to California (mit Janis Siegel; VÖ: September) 1986: Blue Velvet; 1991: Shoulda Been You; 2004: California (Saint Remix) 2011: Step by Step; 2012: Baby This Love I Have (The Decoders feat. Leon Ware) 2015: Melt the Night (Lucas Arruda feat. Leon Ware) 2017: Gave My Heart (Omar feat ...
17. Okt. 2020 · From Leon's 1982 self-titled release. Written by Leon Ware and Janis Siegel. Produced by Leon Ware for Leon Ware Productions, Inc.Co-Produced by Marty PaichC...
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Leon Ware - Can I Touch You There (1982) 4:05. Leon Ware- Why I Came To California. 4:25. Explore the tracklist, credits, statistics, and more for Leon Ware by Leon Ware. Compare versions and buy on Discogs.
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Elektra financed a follow-up, and Ware's fifth album, Leon Ware, was released in 1982. Unfortunately for Ware, the label dropped him when the album failed to sell many copies. In 1987, he signed with Slingshot Records and released his sixth album, Undercover.
Leon Ware [1982] by Leon Ware released in 1982. Find album reviews, track lists, credits, awards and more at AllMusic.
This self-titled release, which he cut for Elektra in 1982, is easily his finest album from this period. It features a set of sophisticated, boogie-inflected modern soul tunes with the complex, multipart arrangements and smooth textures that characterized Ware’s ‘70s work with Gaye.
