gino vannelli sang black cars look better in the shade.
who sang black cars look better in the shade?
gino vannelli
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black cars is the eighth album by gino vannelli. produced with his brothers joe and ross, the album yielded two hit singles: the title track and "hurts to be in love".





















































vannelli was nominated for the 1986 juno award for male vocalist of the year, an award he won in 1979. he and joe won the 1986 juno award for recording engineer of the year for the title track.





















































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bullet::::1. "black cars" (gino vannelli, roy freeland) - 3:07





















































bullet::::2. "the other man" (g. vannelli, freeland) - 3:37
black cars
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