Phantom of the Night
Phantom of the Night is the 6th studio album by Dutch Progressive rock band Kayak.[1] "Ruthless Queen" was released as a single, becoming the band's biggest hit, nearing the top of the charts in the Netherlands.
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| Released | 1978 (CD: 2010) | |||
| Genre | Progressive rock | |||
| Label | Europe: Vertigo/Phonogram United States: Janus Records | |||
| Producer | Dennis MacKay & Kayak | |||
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In the United States, the LP (with a different sleeve design) was also released as a picture disc, in a limited edition of 3,000 copies.
The album was Kayak's biggest commercial success, but it was only in August 2010 that it was released on CD in its own right. Until that date, the album was only available as part of a box with 2 other Kayak albums.
Track listing
Side 1
- "Keep the Change" – 3:38 (T. Scherpenzeel)
- "Winning Ways" – 3:35 (I. Linders/T. Scherpenzeel)
- "Daphne (Laurel Tree)" – 5:06 (I. Linders/T. Scherpenzeel)
- "Journey Through Time" – 3:24 (I. Linders/T. Scherpenzeel)
- "Phantom of the Night" – 5:02 (I. Linders/T. Scherpenzeel)
Side 2
- "Crime of Passion" – 3:30 (I. Linders/T. Scherpenzeel)
- "The Poet and the One Man Band" – 4:10 (T. Scherpenzeel)
- "Ruthless Queen" – 4:47 (I. Linders/T. Scherpenzeel)
- "No Man's Land" – 4:00 (T. Scherpenzeel)
- "First Signs of Spring" – 3:39 (T. Scherpenzeel)
Band members
- Edward Reekers – lead vocals
- Johan Slager – guitars
- Ton Scherpenzeel – keyboards
- Peter Scherpenzeel – bass guitar
- Max Werner – drums, percussion, backing vocals
- Katherine Lapthorn – backing vocals
- Irene Linders – backing vocals
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