Brian Davison 's Every Which Way - Brian Davison's Every Which Way Album

Tracklist

1	Go Placidly	3:47
2	Bed Ain't What It Used To Be	9:25
3	Castle Sand	6:40
4	The Light	6:15
5	All In Time	8:47
6	What You Like	3:36

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
CAS 1021	Brian Davison 's Every Which Way	Brian Davison 's Every Which Way - Brian Davison's Every Which Way ‎(LP, Album)	Charisma	CAS 1021	UK	1970
ECLEC2709	Brian Davison	Brian Davison's Every Which Way ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM)	Esoteric Recordings	ECLEC2709	UK	2020
LHC 00051	Brian Davison	Brian Davison's Every Which Way ‎(CD, Album, RE, RM)	Long Hair	LHC 00051	Germany	2006
6369 906	Brian Davison	Brian Davison's Every Which Way ‎(LP, Album)	Philips	6369 906	Australia	1970
DG 551	Brian Davison	Brian Davison's Every Which Way ‎(CD, Album, Unofficial)	Dogtoire	DG 551	Russia	2010

Credits

• Arranged By – Every Which Way
• Artwork [Cover Painting] – Nan Cuz
• Bass Guitar – Alan Cartwright
• Drums, Percussion – Brian Davison
• Electric Piano, Acoustic Guitar, Lead Vocals – Graham Bell
• Engineer – Malcolm Toft, Roy Baker
• Lead Guitar – John Hedley
• Producer – Brian Davison
• Reeds, Flute, Backing Vocals – Geoffrey Peach
• Written-By – Bell (tracks: A, B2, B3), Niforos (tracks: B1, B2)

Notes

Cover painting from the book "In The Kingdom Of Mescal".

Companies

• Record Company – Mercury Record Productions, Inc.
• Published By – R & M Music Productions, Inc.

Short intro

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