Any Way You Want Me
Studio album by Alison McCallum
Released	March 1974
Genre	Rock/Blues
Label	RCA Records
Producer(s)	Simon Napier-Bell
Alison McCallum chronology
Fresh Water (1972)	Any Way You Want Me (1974)	Alison (1975)

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Track listing

1. Fresh Water (Simon Napier-Bell) – 3:25
2. Ain't Eatin' Dinner Tonight (Simon Napier-Bell) – 3:15
3. Any Way You Want Me (Chip Taylor) – 2:32
4. Lean Woman Blues (Marc Bolan) – 4:23
5. Take Me Back (Ted Mulry) – 4:27
6. The Last Time (Mick Jagger/Keith Richards) – 3:21
7. Organ Grinder Blues (Clarence Williams) – 5:56
8. Hippy Gumbo (Marc Bolan) – 4:41
9. If It Ain't Hard, It Ain't Easy (Simon Napier-Bell) – 4:09
10. Superman (Harry Vanda/ George Young) – 2:29

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Known Personnel

• Alison MacCallum: Vocals, Backing Vocals.
• Phil Manning: Guitar.
• Bobbi Marchini: Backing Vocals.

Album Credits

• Simon Napier-Bell: Producer.