Dreamland Express - Wikipedia Dreamland Express For the song, see Dreamland Express ( song ). Dreamland Express Studio album by John Denver Released June 1985 Genre Soft rock Length 44 : 52 Label RCA Records Producer Roger Nichols Milton Okun - Executive Producer John Denver chronology John Denver 's Greatest Hits, Volume 3 ( 1984 ) Dreamland Express ( 1985 ) One World ( 1986 ) Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating Allmusic Dreamland Express is the 18th studio album by American singer - songwriter John Denver released in June, 1985. The singles from this album were `` Dreamland Express '' and `` Do n't Close Your Eyes Tonight ''. Contents 1 Track listing 1.1 Side One 1.2 Side Two 2 Personnel 3 Chart performance 4 References Track listing Side One `` Dreamland Express '' ( Denver ) `` Claudette '' ( Roy Orbison ) `` Gimme Your Love '' ( Jack Conrad, Frank Musker ) `` Got My Heart Set on You '' ( Dobie Gray, Bud Reneau ) `` If Ever '' ( Stephanie Andrews, Stevie Wonder ) Side Two `` The Harder They Fall '' ( Denver ) `` Do n't Close Your Eyes Tonight '' ( Richard Kerr, Frank Musker ) `` A Wild Heart Looking For Home '' ( Denver, Joe Henry ) `` I 'm In The Mood To Be Desired '' ( Andre Martel, Katrina Walker ) `` Trail of Tears '' ( Roger Cook, Allen Reynolds, Randy Handley ) `` African Sunrise '' ( Denver ) Personnel John Denver - vocals, guitar Paulinho da Costa - percussion Pete Christlieb - saxophone Conrad Reeder - background vocals Robbie Buchanan - synthesizer Roger Nichols - percussion Dean Parks - guitar Jerry Scheff - bass Jerry Carrigan - drums Chuck Findley - trumpet Sid Sharp - concert master Glen D. Hardin - piano, synthesizer Gene Morford - background vocals Marty Walsh - guitar Stevie Wonder - harmonica on `` If Ever '' Jim Haas - background vocals Elizabeth Lamers - background vocals Jim Horn - saxophone Joe Turano - background vocals Billy Zoom - guitar feedback James Burton - guitar Chart performance Chart ( 1985 ) Peak position U.S. Billboard Top Country Albums 64 U.S. Billboard 200 90 References Jump up ^ Collis, John ( 30 September 2011 ). `` John Denver : Mother Nature 's Son ''. Random House -- via Google Books. Jump up ^ https://www.allmusic.com/album/r5473 hide John Denver Studio albums John Denver Sings Rhymes & Reasons Take Me to Tomorrow Whose Garden Was This Poems, Prayers & Promises Aerie Rocky Mountain High Farewell Andromeda Back Home Again Windsong Spirit I Want to Live John Denver Autograph Some Days Are Diamonds Seasons of the Heart It 's About Time Dreamland Express One World Higher Ground Earth Songs The Flower That Shattered the Stone Different Directions Love Again All Aboard ! Live albums An Evening with John Denver Live in London Live at the Sydney Opera House The Wildlife Concert The Best of John Denver Live Sing Australia Christmas in Concert The Harbor Lights Concert Live in the U.S.S.R. Live at Cedar Rapids Specialty albums Rocky Mountain Christmas A Christmas Together Rocky Mountain Holiday Christmas, Like a Lullaby Forever, John Compilation albums John Denver 's Greatest Hits John Denver 's Greatest Hits, Volume 2 John Denver 's Greatest Hits, Volume 3 The Very Best of John Denver John Denver : A Portrait The John Denver Collection Something to Sing About 16 Biggest Hits Tribute albums The Music Is You : A Tribute to John Denver Singles `` Take Me Home, Country Roads '' `` Rocky Mountain High '' `` Sunshine on My Shoulders '' `` Annie 's Song '' `` Back Home Again '' `` Sweet Surrender '' `` Thank God I 'm a Country Boy '' `` I 'm Sorry '' `` Calypso '' `` Fly Away '' `` Looking for Space '' `` Like a Sad Song '' `` Some Days Are Diamonds ( Some Days Are Stone ) '' `` The Cowboy and the Lady '' `` Perhaps Love '' `` Shanghai Breezes '' `` Dreamland Express '' `` And So It Goes '' Related articles Discography Filmography Perhaps Love `` Leaving on a Jet Plane '' This 1980s folk album - related article is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it. Retrieved from `` https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Dreamland_Express&oldid=843025380 '' Categories : John Denver albums 1985 albums RCA Records albums Albums produced by Roger Nichols ( recording engineer ) 1980s folk album stubs Hidden categories : Articles with hAudio microformats All stub articles Talk Contents About Wikipedia Add links This page was last edited on 26 May 2018, at 10 : 35. About Wikipedia

Question: who sang don't close your eyes tonight
Answer: American singer-songwriter John Denver