Album · 1984
Chinese Wall
- Released
- 1 October 1984
- Label
- Columbia
- Catalogue no.
- BFC 39542
- Tracklist
- 10 tracks
- Length
- 50:28
- Country
- US
“Chinese Wall” is an album by Philip Bailey, released in 1984 on Columbia. The original release has 10 tracks with a running time of 50:28. The line-up features Phil Collins (producer, drums (drum set)), Daryl Stuermer (guitar), Lesette Wilson (keyboard), Nathan East (bass) and Philip Bailey (lead vocals).
Who played on Chinese Wall
- Phil Collins producer, drums (drum set), lead vocals all tracks
- Daryl Stuermer guitar on 1 track
- Lesette Wilson keyboard on 1 track
- Nathan East bass on 1 track
- Philip Bailey lead vocals on 1 track
Tracklist
- 1 Photogenic Memory — Lillie Clarke, Jerry Knight, Davitt Sigerson 5:26
- 2 I Go Crazy — Philip Bailey, Glen Ballard, Marti Sharron 4:50
- 3 Walking on the Chinese Wall — Billie Hughes, Roxanne Seeman 5:09
- 4 For Every Heart That's Been Broken — Glen Ballard, Clif Magness 4:16
- 5 Go — Marcel East, Ralph Johnson 4:30
- 6 Easy Lover 5:06
- 7 Show You the Way to Love — Philip Bailey, Glen Ballard, Marti Sharron 4:43
- 8 Time Is a Woman — Barry Blue, Julian Littman, Robin Smith 4:32
- 9 Woman 5:06
- 10 Children of the Ghetto 6:50
More albums by Philip Bailey
Continuation
1983 · Columbia
The Wonders of His Love
1984
Triumph
1986
Inside Out
1986 · Columbia
Family Affair
1989 · Myrrh
Pride of Lions
1992 · Sony Masterworks
Philip Bailey
1994 · Zoo Entertainment
Life And Love
1998 · Eagle Records
Dreams
1999 · Heads Up International
Soul on Jazz
2002 · Heads Up International
Love Will Find a Way
2019 · Verve
A Gospel Collection
1991
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Chinese Wall?
The line-up of Chinese Wall includes Phil Collins (producer, drums (drum set)), Daryl Stuermer (guitar), Lesette Wilson (keyboard), Nathan East (bass) and Philip Bailey (lead vocals).
Which label released Chinese Wall?
Chinese Wall was released in 1984 on Columbia (BFC 39542).
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