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The Wanderer - 3.47 (Moroder - Summer)
Looking up - 3.57 (Moroder - Summer - Bellotte)
Breakdown - 4.08 (Faltemeyer - Bellotte)
Grand Illusion - 3.54 (Moroder - Summer)
Running for Cover - 4.01 (Summer)
Cold Love - 3.38 (Bellotte - Faltemeyer - Forsey)
Who Do You Think You're Foolin' - 4.18 (Bellotte - Levay
- Rix)
Nightlife - 4.00 (Moroder - Bellotte)
Stop Me - 3.44 (Bellotte - Forsey)
I Believe in Jesus - 3.37 (Summer)
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Produced by Giorgio Moroder
and Pete Bellotte.
Juergen Koppers: Engineer
Harold Faltermeyer: Keyboards, Synthesizer
Keith Forsey: Drums, Percussion
Sylvester Levay: Keyboards, Synthesizer
Mixed by Juergen Koppers, Giorgio Moroder, Pete Bellotte and Harold
Faltermeyer.
Guitars: Tim May, Jeff Baxter and Steve Lukather
Sax solo: Gary Herbig |
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In 1980, David Geffen signed Summer as the first
act for his new label, rescuing her from a bad financial arrangement
with her management and Casablanca.
It is an outstanding album received favorably by the critics, but
The Wanderer did not prevent loss of much of Donna's popularity.
The song The Wanderer only made it to #6 on the dance charts.
best cuts: "Running for Cover" - "The Wanderer".
For the lyrics: visit the lyrics section of Donna Summer.
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