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$3.95 | Click On The Image to the left of the title to add this item to your Pay Pal shopping cart.All orders are hand processed so please allow me some time to get the Talk To Ya Later (Tubes, The) PDF file emailed to you.The Completion Backward Principle was the first release on EMI/Capitol by San Francisco-based the Tubes. It found the outrageous septet working with producer David Foster, who gives the record a high-gloss sheen. It's a pairing that, while possibly surprising to fans of the band's earlier releases, actually works quite nicely. The ballads (the Top 40 hit "Don't Want to Wait Anymore" and the Toto-esque "Amnesia") don't suit the band, but most everything else does. There's a pair of catchy new wavish rockers in "Talk to Ya Later" and "Think About Me," the wacky "Sushi Girl," and the R&B-flavored "A Matter of Pride." The Completion Backward Principle rightfully earned the Tubes new fans and set the table for their commercial breakthrough, Outside/Inside, two years later. Written By David Foster/Steve Lukather/The Tubes Fee Waybill Vocals Steve Lukather Guitar Vince Welnick Keyboards, Vocals, Rick Anderson Bass Prairie Prince Drums Bill Champlin Vocals Bobby Colomby Vocals David Foster Keyboards, Producer Bruce Garfield Vocals Bill Spooner Guitar, Vocals Roger Steen Guitar, Vocals Mingo Lewis Percussion Keith Olsen Vocals Stanley Paterson Vocals Humberto Gatica Engineer, Mixing Bobby Gerber Assistant Engineer Paul Lani Assistant Engineer Ernie Sheesley Assistant Engineer Don Smith Assistant Engineer Guitar Tab, Guitar Tablature or Bass Tab, Bass Tablature for Talk To Ya Later Here are some other details for Talk To Ya Later - 80's Pop Rock E Electric Guitar | Return To GuitArrangements - Show Me Songs
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