To Strangers and Friends explained

To Strangers and Friends
Type:	Album
Artist:	John Pantry
Cover:	To Strangers and Friends.jpg
Released:	1980
Genre:	Folk/Rock/Gospel
Label:	Kingsway KMR323
Producer:	John Pantry Nick Ryan
Prev Title:	Nothing is Impossible
Prev Year:	1979
Next Title:	Hot Coals
Next Year:	1981

To Strangers and Friends is the title of the fifth solo album by the British singer-songwriter John Pantry.^[1]

Track listing

Side one

1. "Don't be Careless" (John Pantry)
2. "Don't Touch" (John Pantry)
3. "I Want to be Like You" (John Pantry)
4. "Runours" (John Pantry)
5. "Loneliness" (John Pantry)

Side two

1. "A Change of Heart" (John Pantry)
2. "Blame it on the One I Love" (Kelly Willard)
3. "Going Over Old Ground" (John Pantry)
4. "I Belong to You" (John Pantry)
5. "Awake" (John Pantry)

Personnel

• John Pantry

Vocals and Keyboards

• Tim Harries: Bass
• Phil Gould: Drums
• Chris Norton: Keyboards
• Victor Lewis Smith: Keyboards and Saxophone
• Norman Barratt

Guitar

• John McLoughlin: Guitar
• Mo Witham: Guitar
• Rob McKay: Saxophone
• Bruce Nockles: Trumpet
• Andrew MAries: Oboe
• London Festival Ballet: Strings

Production notes

• Produced by John Pantry and Nick Ryan
• Mastered by Dave Aston
• Arranged by Chris Norton
• Recorded at ICC Studios, Eastbourne, East Sussex^{[2] [3]}

Notes and References

1. Web site: John Pantry - Albums. Discogs. 18 October 2021.
2. Web site: John Pantry - To Strangers & Friends. Discogs. 18 October 2021.
3. Web site: John Pantry (To Strangers & Friends - inside cover). Discogs. 18 October 2021.