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| I Wish You Would | |
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| Studio album by Jack-Knife | |
| Released | 1979 |
| Genre | Rock |
| Label | Polydor, EG |
Jack-Knife's I Wish You Would was a 1979 one-off recording project of John Wetton (lead vocals, bass guitar, keyboards), Richard Palmer-James (guitars), John Hutcheson (Hammond organ, piano, backing vocals) and Curt Cress (drums and percussion). Palmer-James had previously written lyrics for the band King Crimson, of which Wetton was a member.
It was released on E.G. Records 2302 094 (vinyl).
