Live in Los Angeles (Zameer album)

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Live in Los Angeles
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Studio album by Zameer
Released October 30, 2010 (Canada)
Recorded 2010
Genre Live Concert, Pop, Singer/Songwriter
Label Rizvi Records
Producer Vikas Kohli (Fatlabs)
Zameer chronology
From Under The Bleachers Live in Los Angeles Saath

Live in Los Angeles is the live concert album from musician Zameer.

Zameer Rizvi musician

Syed Zaneer Ali Amjad Rizvi, also known by his stage name Zameer Rizvi, is a Canadian singer/songwriter. His song about social injustice against athletes with disabilities, "Win or Defeat", was licensed as a theme song by the 2010 Paralympic Games. Rizvi went on to perform the song at the 2010 Olympic Games. Rizvi garnered further success with strong sales of his debut album From Under the Bleachers from which the single "Glory of Love" rose to the 73rd spot on the Billboard Hot 100 charts. Several songs on From Under the Bleachers touched on controversial subject matter which created a social media storm and helped him climb to the top of Billboard's social media charts at #1 in 2012.

Track listing

#TitleTime
1"With You"5:16
2"First Love"7:09
3"Queen of Diamonds"5:41
4"Where The Sun Don't Shine"3:33
5"You Lied To Me"3:30
6"Win or Defeat"4:24
7"Mind Over Murder"3:32
8"Final Conversation"4:03
9"Burn My Bridges"4:03
10"Lady Bug"4:03

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