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Clay Aiken "A Thousand Different Ways"
Compact Disc

Label: RCA
Released: 9/19/2006 Usually Ships in 1 to 3 days $25.99 (cdn)

Track Listings

1.	Right Here Waiting	8.	Everything I Do (I Do It for You)
2.	Lonely No More	9.	Because You Loved Me
3.	Without You	10.	I Want to Know What Love Is
4.	Every Time You Go Away	11.	These Open Arms
5.	Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word	12.	Here You Come Again
6.	When I See You Smile	13.	Everything I Have
7.	Thousand Days, A	14.	Broken Wings

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Personnel: John Fields (guitar, guitars, keyboards, bass guitar, background vocals); Owsley, Greg Suran (guitar, guitars); Russ Irwin (guitar, keyboards, programming); Adam Anders (guitar, keyboards); Charlton Pettus (guitar, programming); Dean Parks, Owsley Suran (guitar); Emanuel Kiriakou (acoustic guitar, electric guitar, piano, keyboards, programming); Sebastian Nylund (acoustic guitar, electric guitar); Andreas Carlsson (acoustic guitar, background vocals); Mats Berntoft (acoustic guitar); Cliff Lin (electric guitar, drum programming); Esbjörn Öhrwall (electric guitar); Johannes Nyberg (electric sitar); Rob Shaw, Brian Krinke, Marshall P. Coid, Carol Pool, Cornelius Dufallo, Yuri Vodovoz, Jonathan Dinklage (violin); Lara Lynne Hickes, Ralph Farris, David Gold (viola); Mairi Dorman Phaneuf, Erik Friedlander, Dorothy Lawson (cello); Stephen Lu (piano, keyboards); Frederik Larsson, Peter Ijung, William Joseph (piano); Per Magnusson (keyboards); Jimi Englund, Henrik Nordenback (drums, percussion); Gregg Bissonette, Michael Bland , Ryan Brown, Shawn Pelton (drums); Samuel Waermo (percussion, programming); Brent Paschke, David Krueger, Jochem van der Saag (programming); Rasmus Billie Bähncke (keyboard programming); René Tromberg (drum programming); Rebecca Walker, Quiana Parler, Jason Scheff, Nikki Hassman, Phil Solem, Tom Leonard, Emil Heiling, Morgan Grace (background vocals); Michele Richards, Charlie Bisharat (violin); Matt Funes (viola); Larry Corbett (cello); Tommy Barbarella (keyboards); Dorian Crozier (drums); Ken Chastain (percussion).
Audio Mixers: Andreas Carlsson; Fredrik Andersson ; Samuel Waermo; Humberto Gatica; Mike Shipley.
Recording information: A Side Sutdios; Ameraycan Studios, North Hollywood, CA; Avatar Studios, New York, NY; Big Brown Sound, Los Angeles, CA; Chalice Studios, Los Angeles, CA; Chartmaker Studio, Los Angeles, CA; Conway Sounds, Los Angeles, CA; Flowers Studio, Minneapolis, MN; Head Rush Studios, Los Angeles, CA; Ocean Way Studio, Los Angeles, CA; Osceola Studios, Raleigh, NC; Paramount Studios, Los Angeles, CA; Poppy Studios, Los Angeles, CA; Pulse Music Studios, New York, NY; Pulse Studios, New York, NY; Shabby Road, Los Angeles, CA; SMM Studios, Stockholm, Sweden; Svergies Radio Studios, Stockholm Sweden; The Village Studios, Nashville, TN.
Editors: Adam Anders; David Channing; Cliff Lin.
Photographer: Miranda Penn Turin.
Arrangers: Adam Anders; Andreas Carlsson; David Krueger; Supaflyas; Samuel Waermo; Per Magnusson.
On his mature third album, American Idol runner-up Clay Aiken mostly sticks to the pop-rock songbook: over two-thirds of the 14 songs are covers of familiar pop tunes like Elton John's "Sorry Seems To Be the Hardest Word" and Richard Marx's "Right Here Waiting." It's a power ballad-heavy set that plays to Aiken's emotive strengths, and the smooth arrangements effectively recast the occasionally cheesy originals. (For example, his version of Daryl Hall's "Everytime You Go Away" has a much less gimmicky setting than Paul Young's mid-'80s hit.) A THOUSAND DIFFERENT WAYS hints that Aiken's powerful pipes may result in more staying power than his Idol status would have previously indicated.

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