The Tale of the Tape, an Album by Billy Squier. Released in 1980 on Capitol (catalog no. 12062; Vinyl LP). Genres: Hard Rock, AOR. Rated #896 in the best albums of 1980. Jul 23, 2010 Is it better to get his stuff on CD or vinyl? The reason I ask is I was at the music store the other day and I saw a Billy Squier Greatest Hits CD for $1.99. Bible Codes Search Providers. The Tale Of The Tape is a hard rock music album recording by BILLY SQUIER released in 1980 on CD, LP/Vinyl and/or cassette. This page includes BILLY SQUIER The Tale.

For the boxing term, see. Tale of the Tape by Released May 1980 (Debuted on Billboard's album chart the week ending June 7, 1980) Recorded 1979-1980 Studio Eddie Offord's remote studio,, Billy Squier, chronology Tale of the Tape (1980) (1981) 1981 Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating The Tale of the Tape is a rock album by that was released in May 1980. It was his first solo album, following two albums with the band Piper. The disc spent three months on 's album chart, setting Squier's career in motion. Several of its tracks were popular on AOR (Album Oriented Rock) radio. Although no songs from the album reached the charts, the song 'The Big Beat' has been notably sampled by artists, including 's 'Here We Go', 's 'Ain't No Half Steppin', 's ', 's ', 's ' and ' '. The song also featured a pre- music video.

Contents • • • • Track listing [ ] All songs by Billy Squier, except where noted. • ' 3:36 • 'Calley Oh' 4:05 • 'Rich Kid' 4:39 • 'Like I'm Lovin' You' 3:07 • 'Who Knows What a Love Can Do' (Fred St.

John, Squier) 3:39 • 'You Should Be High Love' (Squier, ) 4:14 • 'Who's Your Boyfriend' (St. Alexb Nebula Programs. John, Squier) 3:34 • 'The Music's All Right' 5:46 • 'Young Girls' 4:08 • 'Music's All Right' (Demo) (CD Bonus Track) • 'Young Girls' (Demo) (CD Bonus Track) Personnel [ ] • Billy Squier - Vocals, Guitar, Percussion • - Guitar • - Keyboards, Synthesizers • Richard T. Bear - Keyboards • Bucky Ballard - Bass • Bobby Chouinard - Drums • - Percussion Production [ ] • Produced by Billy Squier & Eddie Offord • Engineered and mixed by Eddy Offord & Rob Davis • Mastered by Wally Traugott • All songs published by Songs Of The Knight (), except 'Who's Your Boyfriend' (Songs Of The Knight/Bomass Music Corp.), 'Who Knows What A Love Can Do' (Songs Of The Knight/Hostel Music), and 'You Should Be High, Love' (Songs Of The Knight/Desmobile Music Company). References [ ].