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[3] Critical reception [edit] Retrospectively reviewing for AllMusic, critic Mike DeGagne wrote of the album "One More Song highlights Meisner's knack for writing honest, heartfelt love songs with a countrified rock candor that reveals his rustic, down-home roots." and he added that, "One More Song ends up being a pleasurable set of modest songs from a musician who was glad to be home." [4] Track listing [edit] Side one "Hearts on Fire" (Eric Kaz, Meisner) 2:48 "Gotta Get Away" (Kaz, Meisner, Wendy Waldman) 4:03 "Come on Back to Me" (Kaz, Meisner, Waldman) 3:51 "Deep Inside My Heart" duet with Kim Carnes (Kaz, Meisner) 3:29 "I Need You Bad" (Kaz, Meisner, Waldman) 3:11 Side two "One More Song" (Jack Tempchin) 3:55 "Trouble Ahead" (Kaz, Meisner, Waldman) 4:12 "White Shoes" (Tempchin) 4:11 "Anyway Bye Bye" (Richie Furay) 4:30 Personnel [edit] Randy Meisner lead vocals, backing vocals, bass Sterling Smith keyboards Craig Hull acoustic guitars, electric guitars, pedal steel guitar Bryan Garofalo bass Craig Krampf drums Don Francisco percussion, backing vocals with: Wendy Waldman acoustic guitar (3), backing vocals (3) Kim Carnes backing vocals (4) Bill Cuomo synth strings (5, 6) Michael Jacobson saxophone (5) Glenn Frey backing vocals (6) Don Henley backing vocals (6) Production [edit] Val Garay producer, recording Niko Bolas assistant engineer James Ledner assistant engineer Mike Reese mastering Doug Sax mastering The Mastering Lab (Hollywood, California) mastering location Aaron Rapoport photography John Kosh art direction, design Trudy Green Management management Charts [edit] Singles [edit] Billboard (North America) References [edit] One More Song at AllMusic "Review: Randy Meisner One More Song" (PDF)
Over the course of the next few episodes of Stranger Things , Billys actions only get more aggressive as he picks fights with reformed jerk Steve ( Joe Keery ), calls Max countless crude names, and even becomes physically violent with her
