Audio, Cassette $ I've been listening to this Sneaker album on vinyl since I got it in , and am so pleased to own this Japanese import after nearly 25 years. Other highlights on this album include: "Jaymes," a rich and well-produced track with a sweet jazzy saxophone that was written for Jaymes Foster, uber producer and composer /5(7).

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View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Mini LP Cardboard Sleeve CD release of Sneaker on Discogs. Label: Cool Sound - COOL • Format: CD Album, Limited Edition, Promo, Reissue, Remastered Mini LP Cardboard Sleeve • Country: Japan • Genre: Rock • Style: Soft Rock.

Sneaker is the debut album by the band Sneaker. It was released in on Handshake Records. It contains the hit single, "More Than Just the Two of Us" (U.S. #34, AC #17). Track "Jaymes": Ed Greene - drums, John Raymond - bass, David Foster - clavinet, Lon Price.

Sep 23,  · From their self-titled album Sneaker. From their self-titled album Sneaker. Skip navigation Sign in. Sneaker - Jaymes () - Duration: West Coast 99 25, views.

Cassette Lyrics: Feel depressed when I wake up / To the news / Down another cup see the world through the loop in the noose / Knowing that you don't give a fuck / So what could I even loose / Keep.

May 20,  · The group released another album, "Loose in the World," in , but nowadays, to many rock fans, Sneaker are unknown. In reality, a "two hit wonder" group. Try and listen to Sneaker's "Live - Footprints In Japan"album, which gives a better idea of how Sneaker played some good gritty rock, without the over polished West Coast 80's AOR sound.

Jun 03,  · Sneaker’s first album was produced by Jeff “Skunk” Baxter, and you can hear the Steely Dan/Doobies influence all over the record. If “Don’t Let Me In” sounds like a great lost Steely Dan song, that’s because it is– the track was written by Walter Becker and Donald Fagen, and Baxter contributed his signature guitar to the song.