album "Brothers in Arms" (with Dire Straits)

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"Brothers in Arms" is Dire Straits' 1985 landmark rock album, renowned for its polished production, guitar work, and hit singles like "Money for Nothing" and "Walk of Life."

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album "Brothers in Arms" (with Dire Straits) canonical 1

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instanceOf studio album
artist Dire Straits NERFINISHED
awardReceived Brit Award for Best British Album NERFINISHED
Grammy Award for Best Engineered Recording, Non-Classical NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
featuresInstrument bass guitar
drums
electric guitar
resonator guitar
synthesizer
featuresPerformer Alan Clark NERFINISHED
Guy Fletcher NERFINISHED
John Illsley NERFINISHED
Mark Knopfler NERFINISHED
Omar Hakim NERFINISHED
Terry Williams NERFINISHED
follows Love Over Gold NERFINISHED
format cassette
compact disc
vinyl record
genre arena rock
pop rock
rock
roots rock
soft rock
hasCertification BPI 13× Platinum
Music Canada Diamond NERFINISHED
RIAA 9× Platinum
hasCoverArtBy Robert Ellis NERFINISHED
hasPart Brothers in Arms (song) NERFINISHED
Money for Nothing NERFINISHED
One World NERFINISHED
Ride Across the River NERFINISHED
So Far Away NERFINISHED
The Man’s Too Strong NERFINISHED
Walk of Life NERFINISHED
Why Worry NERFINISHED
Your Latest Trick NERFINISHED
isFollowedBy On Every Street NERFINISHED
language English
length 55:07
notableFor early mainstream CD success
innovative guitar work
polished production
notableWork Brothers in Arms (song) NERFINISHED
Money for Nothing NERFINISHED
Walk of Life NERFINISHED
performer Dire Straits NERFINISHED
producer Mark Knopfler NERFINISHED
Neil Dorfsman NERFINISHED
recordedAt AIR Studios Montserrat NERFINISHED
recordingEndDate 1985-02
recordingStartDate 1984-11
recordLabel Vertigo Records NERFINISHED
Warner Bros. Records
releaseDate 1985-05-13
songwriter Mark Knopfler NERFINISHED
theme personal relationships
war and conflict

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Mark Knopfler notableWork album "Brothers in Arms" (with Dire Straits)