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Jon Gilutin - When The Heart Speaks
Gilatone 84501 13908 (2009)

1 - Meditation #1
2 - When The Heart Speaks
3 - Wildflower
4 - Whispering Your Name (featuring David Rice)*
5 - Para Amar A Una Mujer (featuring Gaby Moreno)
6 - Meditation #3
7 - Meditation #4
8 - Peace

Jon Gilutin - Piano, Keyboards
Leland Sklar - Bass (4)*
Rene Camacho - Bass
Mark Goldenberg - Guitar
Mitchell Long - Guitar
Joaquin de los Angeles - Piano
Charlie Bisharat - Violin
Satnam Singh Ramgotra - Tablas
Joey DeLeon - Percussion
David Rice - Vocals
Sharon Robinson - Vocals
Gaby Moreno - Vocals

All music arranged and produced by Jon Gilutin

Jon Gilutin - Engineer
Gustavo Borner - Mixing Engineer, Mastering Engineer

“I am so pleased that you are listening… It took a very long time to finally make this CD. To all of my teachers, friends, family and all the loved ones… Thank you so much for all of your love and support through the years (you know who you all are). To Gustavo for his “sound” guidance and friendship, Kami, my facebook friend… for her wonderful artistic gift and contribution and all of my musician friends who helped me to realize this dream, I thank you all so much! And most of all to Mom… I love you very much and thank you for always being in my corner.

When the heart speaks… Listen”

Kami Lerner - Cover Art, CD Design
Jon Gilutin - Back Photo
Frank Masi - Liner Photo

For more info… please go to:
jongilutin.com
myspace.com/jongilutinmusic

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Turley Richards - Expressions
Warner Bros. WS 1918 (1971)

Side One

1 - Beautiful Country
2 - Child Of Mine
3 - Stoned On Love
4 - Place For My Mind
5 - Nightmare

Side Two

6 - The Last Day
7 - Train Back To Mama (Broken Dreams)
8 - It’s All Over Now Baby Blue
9 - Virginia Woman
10 - My World Is Empty Without You

Note: album doesn’t come with track-by-track musicians credits.

Turley Richards - Vocals
Lee Sklar - Bass
Bryan Garofalo - Bass
Russ Kunkel - Drums
Danny Kortchmar - Guitar
Jim Horn - Flute
The International Ooba-Ooba Band - Accompaniment (10)

Produced by Paul Harris
Produced by Lou Merenstein (5)
Produced by Lou Merenstein with assistance by Paul Harris (10)

George Butcher - Arrangement (5)
Turley Richards - Arrangements (9, 10)

Thanks to:
Lou Merenstein
Danny Kortchmar
Russ Kunkel
Lee Sklar
Bryan Garofalo
Jim Horn

Special thanks to Phil Schier

Moral support by Shannon and Thel
Strength from Jerry (The Great Manskinnie) Butts

Marty Gunsaullus - Cover Art
Ed Thrasher - Art Direction

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Barry Manilow - The Greatest Songs Of The Eighties
Arista 88697 37161 2 (2008)

1 - Islands In The Stream (Duet with Reba McEntire)*
2 - Open Arms*
3 - Never Gonna Give You Up*
4 - Have I Told You Lately*
5 - I Just Called To Say I Love You*
6 - Against All Odds (Take A Look At Me Now)*
7 - Careless Whisper*
8 - Right Here Waiting*
9 - Arthur’s Theme (Best That You Can Do)*
10 - Hard To Say I’m Sorry*
11 - Time After Time*
12 - (I’ve Had) The Time Of My Life*

Barry Manilow - Vocals, Piano, Background Vocals
Lee Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)*
Charlie Morgan - Drums
John Ferraro - Drums
John “JR” Robinson - Drums
Tim Pierce - Guitar
Oscar Castro Neves - Guitar
Eddie Arkin - Guitar
Scott Erickson - Piano, Keyboards, Percussion, Programming,
Background Vocals
Randy Kerber - Piano
Greg O’ Connor - Piano, Programming, Background Vocals
Jim Cox - Keyboards
Dave Koz - Saxophone
James Pankow - Horns
Ray Herrmann - Horns
Lee Thornburg - Horns
David Rozenblatt - Percussion
Michael Lloyd - Percussion, Background Vocals
Kayla Balch - Background Vocals
Randy Crenshaw - Background Vocals
Ron Dante - Background Vocals
Vangie Gunn - Background Vocals
Jeff Gunn - Background Vocals
Windy Wagner - Background Vocals
Jason Scheff - Background Vocals
Assa Drori - Violin (Concert Master)
Joel Derouin - Violin
Anatoly Rosinsky - Violin
Johana Krejci - Violin
Songa Lee - Violin
Raymond Kobler - Violin
Rebecca Bunnell - Violin
Haim Shtrum - Violin
Ronald Folsom - Violin
Rita Weber - Violin
E. Samuel Fischer - Violin
Lisa Dondlinger - Violin
Liane Mautner - Violin
Phillip Levy - Violin
Darius Campo - Violin
Tereza Stanislav - Violin
Irina Voloshina - Violin
Roland Kato - Viola
V. Miskolezy - Viola
Evan N. Wilson - Viola
Alma Fernandez - Viola
Larry Corbett - Cello
Christina Soule - Cello
Ira Glansbeek - Cello
John Walz - Cello
Armen Ksajikian - Cello
Cecilia Tsan - Cello
Marcia Dickstein - Harp
Steven Becknell - French Horn
Brian O’Connor - French Horn
James Atkinson - French Horn
Daniel Kelley - French Horn
Sheridon Stokes - Flute
Gary Foster - Flute
Greg Huckings - Flute
Joe Soldo - Contractor

Album Produced by Barry Manilow and Clive Davis
Produced by Barry Manilow and Scott Erickson (1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 9, 12)
Produced by Michael Lloyd for Mike Curb Productions, Greg O’Connor
and Barry Manilow (3, 8, 10, 11)
Garry C. Kief - Executive Producer
Marc Hulett - Associate Producer

Barry Manilow - Co-Arrangements (1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 12),
Arrangement (4)
Scott Erickson - Co-Arrangements (1, 2, 7, 9, 12), Arrangement (6)
Michael Lloyd - Co-Arrangements (3, 8, 10, 11)
Greg O’Connor - Co-Arrangements (3, 8, 10, 11)
Oscar Castro Neves - Co-Arrangement (5)
J. Barrick Griffiths - Orchestration (4)
James Pankow - Horn Arrangement (10)

Bob Kearney - Recording Engineer (The Studio, Beverly Hills, CA)
Bill Schnee - Recording Engineer (Schnee Studio, North Hollywood,
CA), Mixing Engineer (1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 12)
Scott Erickson - Additional Recording, Editing, Mixing Engineer (6)
Michael Lloyd - Additional Recording, Editing, Pro Tools Editing,
Mixing Engineer (3, 8, 10, 11), Vocal Engineering (3, 8, 10, 11)
Brian Donovan - Additional Recording, Editing
Nathaniel Kunkel - Additional Recording, Editing
Michael Leonard - Additional Recording, Editing
George Leger - Additional Recording, Editing
Ken Sluiter - Additional Recording, Editing
Nigel Lundemo - Additional Recording, Editing, Pro Tools Editing
M. Jeffrey Lloyd - Additional Recording, Editing
Koji Egawa - Pro Tools Editing
Darius Fong - Assistant Mix Engineer
Doug Sax - Mastering Engineer
Robert Hadley - Mastering Engineer

Recording Studios:
The Studio, Beverly Hills, CA (Rhythm Section)
Schnee Studio, North Hollywood, CA (Orchestra)
Pepper Tree Studio, Palm Springs, CA (Additional Recording)
Pepper Tree Studio, Las Vegas, NV (Additional Recording)
Song Lee Studio, La Canada, CA (Additional Recording)
The Shore, Malibu, CA (Additional Recording)
Sha Intermedia, Malibu, CA (Additional Recording)

Mixing Studios:
Schnee Studio, North Hollywood, CA
Song Lee Studio, La Canada, CA (6)
The Studio, Beverly Hills, CA (3, 8, 10, 11)

Mastering Studio:
The Mastering Lab, Ojai, CA

Express Music Services - Music Preparation
Lee Monroe - Music Preparation
Ashley Wells - Music Preparation
Cristina Abaroa - Music Preparation, Production Manager
Terry Woodson Music - Music Preparation
J. Barrick Griffiths - Music Preparation
Penny Watson-Crum - Music Preparation
John D’Andrea - Music Preparation

“Great big thanks to Clive Davis, the Albert Einstein of music. I am the grateful recipient of his genius.
Thanks to Reba McEntire - one of the most talented and beautiful people I’ve ever worked with.
Thanks to my dear and incredibly talented friend Dave Koz. I’ll never quite understand how he can make a piece of metal sing with so much emotion.
Thanks to the unique talents of Jason Scheff, James Pankow, Ray Herrmann and Lee Thornburg from Chicago for joining me on “Hard To Say I’m Sorry” and giving me their stamp of approval.
Thanks to John Adams, Chris Walters, Sara Zickuhr, Lynn Michelson and the entire Stiletto family.
Thanks to Barry Weiss, Tom Corson, Richard Palmese, Scott Seviour, Daniel Hinchliffe, John Fleckenstein, Claudia Butzky, Scott Sylvester, Erwin Gorostiza, Rani Hancock, Sarah Weinstein, Samantha Lecca and my Arista family.
Personal thanks to Scott Erickson, Michael Lloyd, Greg O’Connor, Bill Schnee, Joe Brenner, Joe Penachio, Carol Marshall, Stephenie Hope and Mare Hulett.
Most of all, thanks to Garry Kief.”

Michael Lloyd thanks: Assistant to the Producers: Mike Lloyd II, and Don Griffin/West LA Music

Scott Erickson thanks: Miya, Anika, Yung and Cristina Abaroa

Management - Garry C. Kief
Stiletto Entertainment

Stiletto Entertainment and Barry Manilow are registered trademarks of Hastings/Clayton/Tucker, Inc.

Barry Manilow plays Yamaha Pianos

Scott Seviour - Artist Development
Erwin Gorostiza - Art Direction & Design
Matthew Rolston - Photography
Kevin Posey - Styling and Make-up

www.Manilow.com

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Country Gazette - Don‘t Give Up Your Day Job
United Artists UA-LA090-F - 0598 (1973)

Side One

1 - Huckleberry Hornpipe
2 - The Fallen Eagle
3 - I Don’t Believe You Met My Baby
4 - Deputy Dalton
5 - Teach Your Children*
6 - My Oklahoma

Side Two

7 - Down The Road
8 - Winterwood*
9 - Honky Cat*
10 - Snowball
11 - Lonesome Blues
12 - Singin’ All Day & Dinner On The Ground

Byron Berline - Fiddle, Mandolin, Lead Guitar, Vocals
Alan Munde - Banjo, Guitar, Muted Banjo, Vocals
Kenny Wertz - Rhythm Guitar, Guitar, Vocals
Roger Bush - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12), Vocals
Leland Sklar - Electric Bass (5, 8, 9)*
Clarence White - Lead Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Dobro, Guitar
Herb Pederson - Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Vocals
Al Perkins - Pedal Steel

Produced by Jim Dickson for Tickner-Dickson Productions

Dino Lappas - Engineer
Martin - Photography
Mike Salisbury, P.B. Surf Club - Album Design
Jim Bickhart - Sleeve Notes

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Notes: 1) For the other Leland Sklar collaborations with David Crosby please see the David Crosby entry. 2) There are discrepancies in the spelling of some of the names in the credits between the two cd albums: I have tried to correct them as best as I could.

David Crosby, Jeff Pevar & James Raymond - Just Like Gravity
Gold Circle Records GC 20002-2 (2001) - US CD

1 - Map To Buried Treasure
2 - Breathless
3 - Darkness
4 - Gone Forever
5 - Eyes Too Blue
6 - Jerusalem*
7 - Kings Get Broken
8 - Angel Dream
9 - Katie Did
10 - Climber
11 - Coyote King
12 - Just Like Gravity

David Crosby - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Vocal
Jeff Pevar - Vocals, Acoustic Guitars, Electric Guitars, Mandolin,
Nylon String Guitar, 6 String Electric Guitar, 12 String Electric
Guitar
James Raymond - Vocals, Acoustic Piano, Moog Bass, Piano,
Marimba, Synths, Hammond Organ, Percussion, Harmonica,
Acoustic Guitar
Leland Sklar - Bass (6)*
Andrew Ford - Bass
Steve DiStanislao - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11), Percussion
(5, 10, 11), Vocals
Jamaica Rafael - Pizzicato Violin
Steve Tavaglione - Alto Flute

Produced by CPR and Paul Dieter

Dan Garcia - Recording Engineer
Paul Dieter - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Bill Lane - Assistant Engineer
Mark Johnson - Assistant Engineer
Rich Tosi - Assistant

Recording Studios:
Groove Masters, Santa Monica, CA
Santa Barbara Sound, Santa Barbara, CA

Gavin Lurssen - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
The Mastering Lab, Hollywood, CA

John Gonzales - Guitar Technician
Edward Kolakowski - Piano and Electric Piano Technician

David Crosby uses McAllister Guitars
Jeff Pevar uses D’Addario Strings
James Raymond’s preference is the Baldwin Piano
CPR uses Audix Microphones
Andrew Ford uses Yamaha basses and Eden amplifiers
Steve DiStanislao uses DW drums and Paiste cymbals

Donovan Crosby - Art Direction
Andrew Jonez - Graphic Design
Tim Owen - Photography
Steven Barncard - Photography
Francesco Lucarelli - Photography

David Thanks: My thanks to my family: Jan Crosby, Donovan Crosby, James, Stacia, and Grace Raymond, and Django Crosby…….. Also to my friends who helped: Graham Nash, Jackson Browne, Todd Gelfand, Michael Jensen, Eliot Roberts, Norm Waitt, Mike Delich, Gerry Tolman, Rachel Scheff, Frank Gironda, Bonnie Levetin, Stephen Barncard

Jeff Thanks: To the Pevar, Crosby, Raymond and extended CPR families for their unending love and support. To Stevie D and Drew for making this a complete band, to Graham and Jackson for their constant generosity and support, and to Doug Kupper, Dana, Buck, Sufi, TT, Jenna, Patty, Schnitz, Doane and all my dear friends from Max Creek and Jazz Is Dead

James Thanks: Stacia for her love and for leading me to Jerusalem, Grace for her love and support, David, Jan, Jeff, Drew, Stevie, my parents, John and Madeline, Mary, Joan, Donovan, Django and all other family. Ed Kolakowski, Marsie Rowan and Dan Riscili at Baldwin Piano Scott Sheperd, Mike Pavone, Stu Krieger, Eric Slaughter, Dan Garcia, Shawn Tubbs, Chris Rich and Fern Geiger

CPR Thanks: Graham Nash, Jackson Browne, Ed Wong, Norm Waitt, Mike Delich, Doug Ingoldsby, Alexander Dumble, Bob Bradshaw, Anastasia and John Gonzales, Jim Hart and family. Our crew: Paul, Gonz, Rance, Mason, Bobalu

www.crosbycpr.com

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David Crosby, Jeff Pevar & James Raymond - CPR
Samson Music GC0145 (1998) - US CD

1 - Morrison*
2 - That House
3 - One For Every Moment*
4 - At The Edge
5 - Somebody Else’s Town*
6 - Rusty And Blue
7 - Somehow She Knew
8 - Little Blind Fish
9 - Yesterday’s Child
10 - It’s All Coming Back To Me Now
11 - Time Is The Final Currency

David Crosby - Lead Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Vocals, Acoustic 12-
String Guitar
Jeff Pevar - Vocals, Electric Guitars, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Slide
Guitar, Nylon String Guitar, Fretless Bass, Ebow, Mandolin
James Raymond - Vocals, Piano, Lead Vocals, Wedding Ring, Electric
Piano, Drum Programming, Acoustic Piano, Organ
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 3, 5)*
James “Hutch” Hutchinson - Bass, Fretless Bass
Steve DiStanislao - Drums (1, 4)
Russ Kunkel - Drums
Curt Bisquera - Drums (5)
Michael Bland - Drums
Luis Conte - Percussion (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
Debra Dobkin - Percussion
Steve Tavaglione - Soprano Saxophone

Produced by CPR and Dan Garcia
Jan Crosby - Executive Producer

Dan Garcia - Engineer
Sebastian Haimerl - Assistant Engineer
Bobby Salcedo - Assistant Engineer

John Gonzales - Guitar Technician
Ed Kolakowski - Piano Technician

Thanks to the Groovemaster staff: Ed Wong, Lonn Baker, Eric Lynn,
Thanks also to Jackson Browne for the use of the best studio in town
Greg Romano and everyone at J. D’Addario and Company, Inc. guitar strings, Holly at Highlander pick ups
A lifetime of thanks to Jan, Django, Dana, Stacia, and Gracie for loving us and being patient while this music came through us.

Graham Nash for his never ending friendship and support
David Bender for Chéz Bender
Carol Kinzil at CAA
Doug Ingoldsby four our birthplace
Kristal & Bill Melendez @Power Graphics
Alicia Winfield @ Ziffren, Brittenham, Branca, and Fischer for legal counsel and friendship
Rachael, Margaret, and Todd @ Gelfand, Rennert, and Feldman for
sticking with us
Michael Jensen @ Jensen Communications for making it happen

R.Mac Holbert - Cover Design
Floyd Crosby - Cover Photo
Murray Close - Photographer
Henry Diltz - Photographer
Bobby Hammer - Photographer
Tim Owens - Photographer

Thanks to Norm Waitt, Mike Delich and all at Samson Music

“Listening to CPR, you have to recall the great Duke Ellington’s definitive comment on musical quality: “If it sounds good, it is good.” With that simple approach, David Crosby, Jeff Pevar, and James Raymond bring grace and elegance to contemporary harmonies that echo the best jazz and rock roots. It “sounds good”, which is a simple foundation supporting a complex structure. CPR includes a two-time Rock and Roll Hall of Fame singer-songwriter with a lasting influence on popular music, a guitarist who’s played with the greatest names in the business, and a keyboard player who’s a composer in television and film, and (like the others), enjoys backup, session, and performance credits with some of the hottest acts in the culture.
It’s this startling blend of solo and ensemble talent that is the basis for the band’s success in the studio and on tour. David Crosby brings almost four decades of experience to the group, as a solo folk artist, and as a founding member of The Byrds and Crosby, Stills, Nash (and on occasion) Young. James Raymond began playing, composing, and arranging as a teenager, and by age thirty has played with top jazz and rock groups, while Jeff Pevar has been a force in the bands behind Ray Charles, James Taylor, Rickie Lee Jones, Joe Cocker, Shawn Colvin, B.B. King and many others. CPR’s close harmonies are like gold and silver threads running through the fabric of their music; following the intricate patterns of sound is an exercise in discovery.
The deceptively easy beat that marks the opening of “Morrison” gives way to righteous indignation in its chorus. There’s a haunting imagery in “Somehow She Knew” that is mirrored by the poignant lyrics of “Time Is The Final Currency,” and a rhythmic lilt to “Little Blind Fish”. The song “It’s All Coming Back To Me Now” simply rocks. All through the album Crosby’s vocals blend effortlessly with Raymond’s and Pevar’s harmonies, creating an effect that’s a soulful reunion of the familiar and the unexpected. CPR creates echoes with every listening, because the heart has a memory of its own.”

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Phil Collins – Part 3 – Singles-only Tracks (part 1): Alternate Versions/Remixes

Here is the third part of Lee Sklar’s contributions to Phil Collins’ discography. Please note that while some of these singles-only tracks may have been released in multiple combinations and packagings, only one release instance per track has been listed. To follow: PC singles-only tracks (part 2); PC DVDs; PC contributions to various artists’ audio/video compilations.

“Love Songs” sampler – front jacket

“Love Songs” sampler – rear jacket

Phil Collins – Love Songs – A Compilation... Old And New
6 Track Sampler From the Forthcoming 2CD Compilation
Atlantic/Face Value Records PRO 15092/LCO 4281 (2004) – EU and US Promo Sampler CD

1 – Tearing And Breaking (edit) – 3:47 (sampler-only track)
2 – Against All Odds – 3:23 (album track)
3 – One More Night* – 4:44 (album track)
4 – True Colours (rehearsal) (edit)* – 3:13 (sampler-only track)
5 – Do You Remember? – 4:35 (album track)
6 – The Way You Look Tonight (live) – 4:03 (album track)

Leland Sklar – Bass (3, 4)*

(For more detailed musicians credits please see the “Love Songs” entry in “Phil Collins – part 2”)

Notes:
a) This is a promotional sampler for the double compilation “Love Songs – A Compilation... Old And New” (see entry in “Phil Collins – part 2”).
b) Tracks 1 and 4 are actual edits of the songs included in the compilation. These are the differences (please note that none of these two tracks have a fade-out):
“Tearing And Breaking” - The duration of the compilation version is 5:28 while the edit version is 3:47. In the edit, the second verse of the lyrics has been edited out. Also, the ending chorus is repeated two times instead of four with accompaniment, and two times instead of three ‘a cappella’.
“True Colours (rehearsal)” – The duration of the compilation version is, again, 5:28, while the edit version is 3:13. In the edit, the second soprano sax solo by Gerald Albright has been edited out. Also, the vocal ad-libs near the ending have been somewhat cut.
c) Track 3 (“One More Night”) is the same Allen Sides remix included in the “Love Songs” compilation (see entry in “Phil Collins – part 2”).
d) The promo bears two different catalog numbers and two different labels, one for the EU and the other for the US market (see above).

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“Everyday” US 5-track CD single – front cover

“Everyday” US 5-track CD single – rear cover

Phil Collins – Everyday
Everyday/Don’t Call Me Ashley/Everyday (early demo)/Hang In Long Enough (live)/Hand In Hand (live)
Atlantic 2-85715 (1993) – US-only CD5 Maxi Single CD

1 – Everyday (album track)
2 – Don’t Call Me Ashley (previously unreleased track)
3 – Everyday (early demo) (previously unreleased track)
4 – Hang In Long Enough (live)* (audio track from DVD)
5 – Hand In Hand (live)* (audio track from DVD)

Leland Sklar – Bass (4, 5)*

(For more detailed musicians credits about the live tracks please see the “Serious Hits... Live!” entry in “Phil Collins – part 1”)

Written, produced and Performed by Phil Collins (1, 2, 3)
Performed by The 10 Serious Guys and 1 Serious Gal (4, 5)
Written by Phil Collins and Daryl Stuermer (4, 5)
Produced by Phil Collins and Robert Colby (4, 5)

Paul Gomersall – Engineer (1, 2, 3, 4, 5)
Mark Robinson – Assistant Engineer (1, 2, 3)

Notes:
a) This is a US-only CD issue of the single “Everyday”, taken from the Phil Collins album “Both Sides”. The issue differs from its EU counterpart (see entry below) in that the fourth track “Doesn’t Anybody Stay Together Anymore (live)” has been replaced by two other live tracks recorded during the 1990 Serious Tour and similarly NOT included in the double live album (see “Phil Collins – part 1”): “Hang In Long Enough (live)” and “Hand In Hand (live)”. Contrary to the EU single, though, both of these two live tracks (4 and 5) have already been released (same version) in the “Serious Hits... Live! In Berlin” DVD.

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“Everyday” EU 4-track CD single – front inlay

“Everyday” EU 4-track CD single – back inlay

Phil Collins – Everyday
Everyday/Don’t Call Me Ashley/Everyday (early demo)/Doesn’t Anybody Stay Together Anymore (live)
WEA 4509 94716-2 (1993) – EU 4-Track CD Single

1 – Everyday (album track)
2 – Don’t Call Me Ashley (previously unreleased track)
3 – Everyday (early demo) (previously unreleased track)
4 – Doesn’t Anybody Stay Together Anymore (live)* (previously unreleased version)

Leland Sklar – Bass (4)*

(For more detailed musicians credits about the live track please see the “Serious Hits... Live!” entry in “Phil Collins – part 1”)

Written, Produced and Performed by Phil Collins (1, 2, 3)
Performed by The 10 Serious Guys and 1 Serious Gal (4)
Written by Phil Collins and Daryl Stuermer (4)
Produced by Phil Collins and Robert Colby (4)

Paul Gomersall – Engineer (1, 2, 3, 4)
Mark Robinson – Assistant Engineer (1, 2, 3)

Notes:
a) This is a EU CD issue of the single “Everyday” taken from the Phil Collins album “Both Sides”.
b) Track 4 was recorded during the 1990 Serious Tour but NOT included in the double live album (see “Phil Collins – part 1”). Also, please note that this track is NOT the same version of the song included in the “Serious Hits... Live!” DVD either. While the two performances seem to be fairly alike, the four repeated title lines near the end, and the words “I wonder why” are sung in a different manner and with subtle variations and additions.

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Phil Collins – Sussudio-Don’t Lose My Number-You Can’t Hurry Love (12” Medley Megamix Special)/Take Me Home (Extended Version)
WEA 258 670-0 (1986) – EU 12” Double-A-Sided Limited Edition Remix Vinyl EP

Side One

1 – Sussudio-Don’t Lose My Number-You Can’t Hurry Love (medley megamix special)* - 7:30 (previously unreleased remix)

Side One

2 – Take Me Home (extended version)* - 8:03 (album track)

Lee Sklar – Bass (1, 2)*, Piccolo Bass (2)*

(For more detailed musicians credits please see the “No Jacket Required” entry in “Phil Collins – part 1”, and the “Hello, I Must Be Going!” album credits)

Produced by Phil Collins and Hugh Padgham (2)

DJ Jens “Jeli” Lissat – Remix Engineer (1)
Peter Harder – Remix Engineer (1)
John “Tokes” Potoker – Mixing Engineer (2)

Remix Studios:
Try Harder Mega Tracks (1)

Cover Design – Mainartery

Notes:
a) Track 1 is a remixed medley of two tracks from the “No Jacket Required” album and one track from the “Hello, I Must Be Going!” album. The remix adds some sound effects, some drum breaks, and, at the end of the track, the drum break from “In The Air Tonight”.
b) Track 2 is the same remix also included in the “12”ers” compilation (see entry in “Phil Collins – part 2”).

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Phil Collins – 12”-Ers
Sussudio/Take Me Home/Don’t Lose My Number/One More Night
WEA P-6218 (1985) – Japan 12” 4-Track Remix Vinyl EP

Side One

1 – Sussudio (Extended Mix) – 6:33 (album track)
2 – Take Me Home (Extended Mix)* – 6:10 (single-only extended mix)

Side Two

3 – Don’t Lose My Number (Extended Mix)* – 6:35 (album track)
4 – One More Night (Extended Mix)* – 6:20 (album track)

Lee Sklar – Bass (2, 3, 4)*, Piccolo Bass (2)*

(For more detailed musicians credits please see the “No Jacket Required” entry in “Phil Collins – part 1”)

Produced by Phil Collins and Hugh Padgham

Arif Mardin – String Arrangement (4)

John “Tokes” Potoker – Extended Mixes (2, 3)

Notes:
a) This is a Japanese vinyl compilation of extended mixes from the “No Jacket Required” album. Please note that while track 1, 3 and 4 are the same extended mixes included in the EU/US CD compilation “12”ers”, track 2 is an entirely different remix, with a different duration and a different arrangement.
b) Japanese release comes with a lyrics and photo insert.

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Here is the second part of Lee Sklar's contributions to Phil Collins' discography. To follow: PC singles-only tracks; PC DVDs; PC contributions to AA.VV. audio and video compilations.

Part 2 - Compilations With Non-Album Tracks/Alternate Versions/Previously Unreleased Tracks

Note: Compilations are only mentioned when including songs or versions of songs not issued on original studio albums.

Phil Collins – Love Songs – A Compilation… Old And New
Virgin 7 24386 68042 6 (2004) – UK
Rhino 78058 (2004) – US

CD One

1 – Tearing And Breaking – Previously Unreleased
2 – Do You Remember? – “…But Seriously”
3 – One More Night* – “No Jacket Required” – Previously Unreleased
Remix by Allen Sides
4 – Against All Odds – “Against All Odds”/”…Hits”
5 – Can’t Turn Back The Years – “Both Sides”
6 – Groovy Kind Of Love – “Buster”/”…Hits”
7 – Everyday – “Both Sides”
8 – Don’t let Him Steal Your Heart Away – “Hello… I Must Be Going”
9 – Please Come Out Tonight – “Both Sides”
10 – This Must Be Love – “Face Value”
11 – It’s In Your Eyes – “Dance Into The Light”
12 – Can’t Stop Loving You – “Testify”

CD Two

13 – Testify – “Testify”
14 – True Colours* (Rehearsal) - Previously Unreleased – Recorded live
at sound check in Toulouse, France (5 July 2004, FF Tour)
15 – You’ll Be In My Heart – “Tarzan”
16 – If Leaving Me Is Easy – “Face Value”
17 – I’ve Been Trying – “AA.VV. - A Tribute to Curtis Mayfield” (1994)
18 – I’ve Forgotten Everything – “Both Sides”
19 – Somewhere – Radio Edit - “AA. VV. - The Songs Of West Side Story” (1996)
20 – Least You Can Do – “Testify”
21 – Two Hearts – “Buster”/”…Hits”
22 – Separate Lives* (Live) – “Serious Hits… Live!”
23 – My Girl (Live) – “Live From The Board”
24 – Always* (Live) – Remixed Version from the “Serious Hits… Live!”
video DVD – (see notes)
25 – The Way You Look Tonight (Live) – Previously Unreleased – Montreux 1998

Notes:
1) Many thanks to Alessandro Bosi (Phil Collins website forum) for the help with some of the previously unreleased tracks, and the listing of the original album titles these tracks have been taken from. This information is not contained in the CD notes.
2) The titles following the song names indicate which albums the already released tracks have been taken from. This information is not contained in the CD notes.
3) Track 24 (“Always”) appears to be a remixed version of the same “Serious Hits… Live!” DVD performance, although this is not stated anywhere in the CD notes, and there are slight differences between the two. This particular track is however the same already issued as the b-side of the “Both Sides Of The Story” CD/cassette single WEA 4509-94090-2/WE C 795 (1993) (see pictures below).
4) These are the differences between the DVD version of track 24 (“Always”) and the “Love Songs”/b-side version:
a) At 2:32 on the CD: “and not for just a day” is “no no not for just a day”.
b) At 2:57 on the CD: the mix brings up the rimshots.
c) At 3:26 on the CD: the phrasing on “for just a day” is different.
d) At 3:58 on the CD: Daryl Stuermer’s guitar licks appear to be in a more staccato feel.
e) At 4:10 on the CD: Lee’s ascending glissato on bass, right above the “you” coda of the vocals, has been mixed out.
f) The whole of the track vocals appear to have been equalized in post production.

Phil Collins – Vocals
Lee Sklar – Bass (3, 14, 22, 24)*
Harry Kim – Flugelhorn Solo
Gerald Albright – Soprano Sax Solo
Bridgette Bryant – Vocals

Produced by PC (1, 5, 7, 9, 17, 18)
Produced by PC and Hugh Padgham (2, 3, 11)
Produced by Arif Mardin (4)
Produced by PC and Anne Dudley (6)
Produced by PC assisted by Hugh Padgham (8, 10, 16)
Produced by Rob Cavallo (12, 13, 20)
Produced by Nick Davis (14)
Produced by Rob Cavallo and PC (15)
Produced by David Pack (19)
Produced by PC and Lamont Dozier (21)
Produced by PC and Robert Colby (22, 23, 24)

Compiled by Geoff Callingham
Tony Smith – Executive Producer

Amy Keys – Vocal Arrangement (14)
Brad Cole – Vocal Arrangement (14), Arrangement (25)
Roberta Flack – Arrangement (24)

Recorded live at sound check in Toulouse, France (14)

Allen Sides – Mixing Engineer (1, 13, 20), Remixing Engineer (3), Engineer (12,
13, 20)
Hugh Padgham – Mixing Engineer (2, 11), Engineer (3, 8, 10, 11, 16)
PC – Mixing Engineer (2, 11)
Tom Lord Alge – Mixing Engineer (12)
Chris Lord Alge – Mixing Engineer (15)
Don Murray – Mixing Engineer (25)
Paul Gomersall – Engineer (5, 7, 9, 17, 18, 22, 24), Recording Engineer (22, 24)
Michel Colin – Engineer (14)
Elliot Scheiner – Recording Engineer (15)
Geoff Callingham – Recording Engineer (22), Engineer (22)
Mauricio Guerrero – Live Recording Engineer (25)
Christophe Suchet – Live Recording Engineer (25)

“This compilation is something I’ve been thinking of for a long time now…. a collection of love songs that I’ve either written or co-written and that I consider to be amongst my best work, in addition to songs that have been written by other writers and admired by me from a distance, whilst secretly wishing that I HAD written them! There are also some songs here that I feel extremely close to, but were missed the first time around because of circumstances beyond their control!
It’s not a “Hits” collection, but I would certainly call it a “Best Of”…. Hope you enjoy ‘em… - Phil”

Julian Broad – Photography
Sebastian Copeland – Photography
Guzman – Photography
David Costa and Nadine Levy – Design/Art Direction for Wherefore Art?

The front jacket of the “Both Sides Of The Story/Always (Live)” single

The rear jacket of the “Both Sides Of The Story/Always (Live)” single

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source/pics: my records
US CD issue catalog number: all music guide
thanks to Alessandro Bosi (rad dudeski 69) PC Forum
http://www.philcollins.invisionzone.com/index.php?showtopic=262&hl=Love+...

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Phil Collins – 12”ers – UK CD Gatefold Sleeve

Phil Collins – 12”ers – US CD Sleeve

Phil Collins – 12”ers
Virgin CDEP4 (1987) – UK gatefold sleeve CD
WEA 2 55469-2 (1987) – EU CD
Atlantic 7 81847-2 (1987) – USA CD

1 – Take Me Home (8:05)*
2 – Sussudio (6:35)
3 – Who Said I Would (5:51)
4 – Only You Know And I Know (6:56)
5 – Don’t Lose My Number (6:36)*
6 – One More Night (6:24)*

Notes:
1) This is a collection of 12” remixes from the “No Jacket Required” album. Record does not come with a list of musicians credits: the following list is taken by the track-by-track credits of the “No Jacket Required” record album.
2) The Virgin CDEP4 CD issue shows, on bottom right corner of front sleeve, a miniature image of the full PC/Marilyn Martin single “Separate Lives” sleeve picture. The Atlantic US issue has this replaced by a crop of same picture showing PC without Ms. Martin.
3) The Virgin CDEP4 CD issue comes with a 16-page booklet catalog of Virgin’s CD issues called “Circular 1”.
4) Tracks 1, 2, 5 and 6 are also included in a 45rpm 12” EP collection issued by WEA with the same title (see part 3). The extended remix of track 1, however, is different both in timing and arrangement.

Phil Collins – Vocals, Keyboards, Drums (1, 4, 5), Roland 909 (1, 2), Backing
Vocals, Simmons, Vocoder, Kalimba, The Odd Keyboard, Bass, Linn Drum
Machine (4, 5), Roland 808 (6)
Lee Sklar – Bass (1, 5, 6)*, Piccolo Bass (1)*
Daryl Stuermer – Guitars
David Frank – Keyboards, Mini Moog Bass, DMX, Additional Keyboards
The Phenix Horns – Horns
Gary Barnacle – Sax Solo
Don Myrick – Sax Solo
Peter Gabriel – Backing Vocal
Sting – Backing Vocal
Helen Terry – Backing Vocal

Tom Tom 84 – Horn Arrangements
Arif Mardin – String Arrangement

The following credits are taken from the actual “12”ers” record album notes:

Produced by Phil Collins & Hugh Padgham

John ‘Tokes’ Potoker – Special Extended Remixes (1, 2, 3, 4, 5)
Hugh Padgham – Extended Mix (6)

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EU catalog number: ebay

Here is the first part of Lee Sklar's contributions to Phil Collins' discography. To follow: PC Compilations with non-album tracks/alternate versions/previously unreleased tracks; PC contributions to AA.VV. compilations; PC DVDs; PC singles-only tracks.

Part 1 - Studio and Non-Anthological Albums

Phil Collins – Serious Hits… Live!
Virgin PCLP1 (1990) – UK LP
Atlantic 82157-1 (1990) – USA LP
Virgin PCCD1 (1990) – UK CD
Atlantic 82157-2 (1990) – USA CD

Album One - Side One

1 – Something Happened On The Way To Heaven*
2 – Against All Odds (Take A Look At Me Now)*
3 – Who Said I Would*
4 – One More Night*

Album One - Side Two

5 – Don’t Lose My Number*
6 – Do You Remember*
7 – Another Day In Paradise*
8 – Separate Lives*

Album Two – Side One

9 – In The Air Tonight*
10 – You Can’t Hurry Love*
11 – Two Hearts*
12 – Sussudio*

Album Two – Side Two

13 – Groovy Kind Of Love*
14 – Easy Lover*
15 – Take Me Home*

The Serious Guys:
Phil Collins – Vocals, Piano, Drums
Leland Sklar – Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15)*
Chester Thompson – Drums, Percussion
Daryl Stuermer – Guitars
Brad Cole – Keyboards

The Seriousettes:
Bridgette Bryant – Vocals
Arnold McCuller – Vocals
Fred White – Vocals

The Phenix Horns:
Don Myrick – Alto Sax
Lui Lui – Trombone
Rahmlee Michael Davis – Trumpet
Harry Kim – Trumpet

Produced by Phil Collins & Robert Colby

Recorded during the ‘Serious Tour 1990’.

Paul Gomersall – Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Robert Colby – Mixing Engineer, House Sound Engineer

Remixing Studios:
The Townhouse, London
Linford Manor Milton Keynes
Power Station NYC
Studio 4 Philadelphia
A&M Los Angeles
The Farm, Surrey

Tony Smith – Management
Andy Mackrill – Tour Direction
Morris Lyda – Production Manager
Jonathan Smeeton – Lighting Designer

Geoff Banks – Guitar Technician
Justin Crew – Keyboard Technician
Steve Jones – PC’s Equipment
Brad Marsh – Drum Technician

Rusty Lowrey – Varilite Operator
Howard Page – P.A. System Engineer
Phil Christensen – Stage Monitor Engineer

Sheryl Gordon – Media Relations
Malcolm Craggs – Tour Manager
Danny Gillen – Assistant Tour Manager
Carol Graham – Band Wardrobe

“Between Feb. and Oct. 90 we played 127 shows across the world. I would like to thank the band and crew for giving 100% of their love and enthusiasm at every show. I’d also like to thank the fans, who play more of a part in a show than they realise, for their loyalty and affection. Love Phil Collins.”

Very special thanks to: Carole, Vicky, Nicky and all at Hit & Run Music, Peter Bailey, Paul Devine, Peter Dlemos, Mike Farrell and I.T.G., Joe Flanagan, John Giddings and Solo, Dizzy Gosnell, Peter Greenlund, Howard Hopkins, Howie, Paul Kalenak, Peter Kenwood, Peter Lothian, Bob Mardon, Terry Millard, John Thomson, Michael Waters… plus others too numerous to mention but just as important!

Lewis Lee – Photography
Wherefore Art and Phil Collins – Design.

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UK CD issue catalog number: ebay
US catalog numbers: all music guide

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Phil Collins – …But Seriously
Virgin V 2620 (1989) – UK LP
Virgin CDV 2620 (1989) – UK CD issue with added tracks
Atlantic 82050-2 (1989) – US CD issue with added tracks

Album Tracklist:

Side One

1 – Hang In Long Enough
2 – That’s Just The Way It Is*
3 – Find A Way To My Heart*
4 – Colours*
5 – Father To Son*

Side Two

6 – Another Day In Paradise*
7 – All Of My Life*
8 – Something Happened On The Way To Heaven
9 – Do You Remember?
10 – I Wish It Would Rain Down

CD Tracklist:

1 – Hang In Long Enough
2 – That’s Just The Way It Is*
3 – Do You Remember?
4 – Something Happened On The Way To Heaven
5 – Colours*
6 – I Wish It Would Rain Down
7 – Another Day In Paradise*
8 – Heat On The Street*
9 – All Of My Life*
10 – Saturday Night And Sunday Morning*
11 – Father To Son*
12 – Find A Way To My Heart*

Note: LP and CD have different track orders and CD includes two added tracks (8, 10) which had been previously released as single b-sides.

Phil Collins – Vocals, Drums (LP: 1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10 – CD: 1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,
10, 11, 12), Keyboards, Percussion (LP: 2, 3, 9 – CD: 2, 3, 10, 12),
Tambourine (LP: 10 – CD: 6, 8)
Leland Sklar – Bass (LP: 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 - CD: 2, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11,
12)*
Nathan East – Bass
Pino Palladino – Bass
Daryl Stuermer – Guitars
Dominic Miller – Guitars
Eric Clapton – Guitars
Steve Winwood – Hammond Organ
The Phenix Horns – Horns (Don Myrick – Saxophones; Louis Satterfield –
Trombone; Harry Kim – Trumpet; Rahmlee Michael Davis – Trumpet)
Don Myrick – Alto Saxophone
David Crosby – Vocals
Stephen Bishop – Vocals
Alex Brown – Backing Vocals
Marva King – Backing Vocals
Lynn(e) Fiddmont – Backing Vocals
“And the guys & girls in the Choir, too many to mention!”

Produced by Phil Collins and Hugh Padgham

Tom Tom 99 – Horn Arrangements
Music Prepared by Maurice Spears

Hugh Padgham – Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Phil Collins – Mixing Engineer
Simon Osborne – Assistant Recording Engineer
Ed Goodreau – Assistant Engineer (L.A.)

Recording Studios:
The Farm, Surrey, England
A&M Studios, L.A., USA

Recorded digitally except Bass & Drums
All Horn parts recorded in Real Time!

Many Thanks to:
….Tony Smith, Carole Willis, Vicky Andrews, and all at Hit and Run Music… without whom!
….Geoff Callingham, Steve Jones, Mike Bowen, Dale Newman, Geoff Banks and Howie.. a fearless crew!
….Angela for feeding us
….Danny Gillen, friend and general good egg
….Chris Hollebone and Sony for the tape machine!
….Sue McGonigle, Lamont & Barbara Dozier
….All the Crew at A&M Studios
….Crosby….we finally did it!
….Mr. Osborne for sterling work with the S1000!
…All my friends at Atlantic, Virgin and WEA Records
….and of course, love to my wife Jill, Lily, Simon & Joely, what would I do without you!

Mr. Trevor Key – Cover Photography.

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Phil Collins – No Jacket Required
Virgin V 2345 (1985) – UK LP
Atlantic 81240-1 (1985) – USA LP
Virgin CDV 2345 (1985) – UK CD issue with added track
Atlantic 7 81240-2 (1985) – USA CD issue with added track

Side One

1 – Sussudio
2 – Only You And I Know
3 – Long Long Way To Go*
4 – I Don’t Wanna Know*
5 – One More Night*

Side Two

6 – Don’t Lose My Number*
7 – Who Said I Would
8 – Doesn’t Anybody Stay Together Anymore*
9 – Inside Out*
10 – Take Me Home*

Only on CD:

11 – We Said Hello Goodbye*

Phil Collins – Vocals, Drums (2, 4, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11), Linn Drum Machine (2, 6),
Simmonds (sic) (3, 6), Roland 909 (1, 10), Roland 808 Percussion (3),
Roland 808 (5), Keyboards, The Odd Keyboard, Bass, Vocoder, Kalimba,
Backing Vocals
Lee Sklar – Bass (3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11)*, Piccolo Bass (3, 10)*
Daryl Stuermer – Guitars, Keyboards
David Frank – Keyboards, Mini Moog Bass, DMX, Additional Keyboards
Nick Glennie-Smith – Keyboards
The Phenix Horns – Horns
Gary Barnacle – Sax, Sax Solo
Don Myrick – Sax, Sax Solo
Sting – Backing Vocals
Peter Gabriel – Backing Vocal
Helen Terry – Backing Vocal

Produced by Phil Collins and Hugh Padgham

Tom Tom 84 – Horn Arrangements
Arif Mardin – String Arrangement (5), Orchestrated Introduction (11)

Hugh Padgham – Recording Engineer
John Jacobs – Recording Engineer (Strings)
Steve Chase – Assistant Engineer

Recording Studios:
The Townhouse, London
Old Croft, Surrey
Air Studios (Strings)

Mixing Studio (Digital):
The Townhouse

Peter Ashworth – Cover Photograph
Phil Collins – Album Design
Baker Dave – Album Design
Chief Gravy – Album Design

Special Thanks: Geoff Banks, Steve Jones, Geoff Callingham, David Frank, Tom Tom, Louise and the Girls, Denny and Gracie and all at The Townhouse, Barney and the Maintenance Staff, Ahmet, Neshui, Doug, Perry, Theo, Jeremy and Simon, Stuart Nevison and A.M.S., Tony Smith, Carole Willis and all at Hit and Run Music, Hugh, Simon and Joely, Jill.

“There is no Fairlight on this Record”.

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UK catalog numbers: ebay/all music guide

England Dan & John Ford Coley – Dr. Heckle And Mr. Jive
Big Tree BT 76015 (1979)

Side One

1 – Hollywood Heckle And Jive*
2 – What Can I Do With This Broken Heart
3 – Another Golden Oldie Night For Wendy*
4 – Broken Hearted Me*
5 – Children Of The Half-Light*
6 – Rolling Fever

Side Two

7 – Love Is The Answer
8 – Only A Matter Of Time*
9 – Caught Up In The Middle
10 – Running After You
11 – What’s Forever For*

Dan Seals – Vocals, Acoustic 12 String Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Background
Vocals
John Coley – Vocals, Organ, Piano, Acoustic Guitar, Background Vocals
Leland Sklar – Bass (1, 3, 4, 5, 8, 11)*
Wilton Felder – Bass
John Leland – Bass
Dee Murray – Bass
Jeffrey Porcaro – Drums (1, 4)
Gary Mallaber – Drums (3, 9)
Ed Greene – Drums
Ralph Humphrey – Drums (5, 8, 11)
Danny Gorman – Drums
Steve Lukather – Electric Guitar (1, 3), Guitar (5, 7), Electric Lead Guitar (9, 11)
Dan Ferguson – Acoustic Guitar
Steve Gibson – Electric 12 String Guitar, Electric Guitar
Lee Ritenour – Guitar
Wah Wah Watson – Guitar
Richie Zito – Guitar, Electric Guitar, Electric Rhythm Guitar
Ovid Stevens – Guitar, Electric Guitar
Gry Torps – Electric Guitar
Jai Winding – Piano, Clavinet
Greg Phillinganes – Piano (2), Electric Piano (4, 7), Acoustic Piano (4)
Billy Payne – Synthesizers
Michael Boddicker – Synthesizer
Steve Porcaro – Synthesizer (5, 9)
Shane Keister – Harpsichord, Acoustic Piano, Rhodes, Electric Acoustic Piano
Joey Carbone – Electric Piano
Michael Vernacchio – Synthesizer
Ernie Watts – Soprano Sax, Tenor Sax, Baritone Sax
Bubba Keith – Harmonica
Steve Foreman – Percussion
Jim Gilstrap Singers – Choir
Leslie Bulkin – Background Vocals
Kelly Bulkin – Background Vocals

Produced and Engineered by Kyle Lehning for Twin Trumpets Productions

Gene Page – Arrangements (2, 7), String Arrangement (4)
Steve Lukather – Arrangement (3)
Bergen White – String Arrangement (8)

Kyle Lehning – Recording Engineer
Bobby Schaper – Recording Engineer (Wally Heider’s)
Marshall Morgan – Recording Engineer (Audio Media)
Patrick Von Wiegandt – Assistant Recording Engineer
Chris Desmond – Assistant Recording Engineer
James Simcik – Assistant Recording Engineer (Pasha Music House)
Sherry Klein – Assistant Recording Engineer (Larrabee Sound)
Elliot Scheiner – Mixing Engineer (A&R Recording Studios)
Bill Schnee – Mixing Engineer (Cherokee Studios)
K.C. Green – Assistant Mixing Engineer (A&R Recording Studios)
John Weaver – Assistant Mixing Engineer (Cherokee Studios)

Recording Studios:
Davlen Sound Studios, Los Angeles
Pasha Music House, Los Angeles (Additional Overdubs)
Larrabee Sound , Los Angeles (Additional Overdubs)
Wally Heider’s, Los Angeles (Additional Overdubs)
Lee Hazen’s Studio By The Pond, Nashville (Additional Overdubs)
Audio Media, Nashville (Additional Overdubs)

Mixing Studios:
A&R Recording Studios, New York
Cherokee Studios (1, 2, 3, 7)

Mike Reese – Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
The Mastering Lab

Track 5: “Inspired by the writings of Baha’u’llah prophet founder of the Baha’i faith, dedicated to the members of the California Baha’I Summer Travel Teaching Project – 1978”

“We dedicate this album to Susan & Kyle, without their help and support it couldn’t have been done…”

“And our very special thanks to… Dick Vanderbilt, Doug Morris, Mardi Nehrbass, Reen Nalli, Nancy Griffith, Karen Sobel, Ron Cohen, Ruth Alcivar, Dick Klotzman, Dick Gilmore, Danny Gorman, Bubba Keith, John Leland, Ovid Stevens, Michael Vernacchio and the John Thomas Studio.”

Management: Susan Joseph, Twin Trumpets Productions

Norman Seeff – Photography, Design
Jim Evans – Illustration.

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Carole Bayer Sager – Sometimes Late At Night
Boardwalk Records FW 37069 (1981)

Side One

1 – Prologue
2 – I Won’t Break*
3 – Just Friends
4 – Tell Her*
5 – Somebody’s Been Lying*
6 – On The Way To The Sky
7 – You And Me (We Wanted It All)*

Side Two

8 – Sometimes Late At Night*
9 – Wild Again*
10 – Easy To Love Again*
11 – Stronger Than Before*
12 – You Don’t Know Me*
13 – Reprise

Carole Bayer Sager – Vocals
Lee Sklar – Bass (2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)*
Reinie Press – Bass
Jeff Porcaro – Drums (2, 4, 7, 9, 10, 11)
Jim Keltner – Drums (3, 5, 8, 12)
Dennis St. John – Drums
Lee Ritenour – Guitars, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Guitar
Paul Jackson – Guitars
Tim May – Acoustic Guitar
Fred Tackett – Acoustic Guitar
Neil Diamond – Guitar
Richard Bennett – Guitar
Doug Rhone – Guitar
Steve Lukather – Guitar (10)
Jay Graydon – Electric Guitar
Michael Lang – Fender Rhodes, Piano
Burt Bacharach – Piano, Synthesizer
Ed Walsh – Synthesizers
David Foster – Fender Rhodes, Synthesizer
Ian Underwood – Synthesizer
Tom Hensley – Piano
Alan Lindgren – Synthesizer
George Young – Saxophone
Warren Luening – Fluegel Horn
Paulinho Da Costa – Percussion (4, 5, 11)
King Errisson – Percussion
Vince Charles – Percussion
Richard Page – Background Vocals
Steve George – Background Vocals
Michael Jackson – Background Vocals
Franne Golde – Background Vocal
Joann Harris – Background Vocal
Melissa Manchester – Background Vocals
Bruce Roberts – Background Vocals
Vennette Gloud – Background Vocals

Produced by Burt Bacharach and Brooks Arthur
Produced by Michael Jackson & Burt Bacharach (3)
Produced by Neil Diamond & Dennis St. John (6)

Burt Bacharach – Arrangements (2, 5, 8, 9, 12), String Arrangement (3), Ending
(7)
Marvin Hamlisch – Arrangement (7)
David Foster – String Arrangements (4, 10), Arrangement (11)
Jerry Hey – Horn Arrangements (4, 10)

Bob Merritt – Engineer, Remixing Engineer
Gabe Veltri – Engineer (3)
Bill Schnee – Remixing Engineer
James Guthrie – Mixing Engineer (3)
Tim Dennen – Assistant Engineer
David Bianco – Additional Assisting Engineer
Chris Tergesen – Additional Assisting Engineer, Assisting Engineer (Wally
Heider’s, Los Angeles and Evergreen Recording, Los Angeles)

Recording Studios:
Studio 55, Los Angeles
Record Plant, Los Angeles
The Hit Factory, New York (Additional Recording)

Bernie Grundman – Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
A&M Recording Studios, Los Angeles

Kim Seiniger – Production Coordinator
Frank De Caro – Musical Contractor

Burt Bacharach played on the Blüthner piano supplied by the Kasimoff-Blüthner
Piano Co. – Hollywood

This album was mixed with the use of the Aphex Aural Exciter

Chris Whorf/Art Hotel – Art Direction
Dick Zimmerman – Photography
Armando – Hair & Makeup

Special Thanks: To Neil and Joyce Bogart without whose concept this album would never have been made.

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Carole Bayer Sager – …Too
Elektra 6E-151 (1978)

One…

1 – To Make You Smile Again
2 – It’s The Falling In Love
3 – Peace In My Heart
4 – Shadows
5 – You’re Interesting*

Too…

6 – There’s Something About You*
7 – It Doesn’t Add Up*
8 – I Don’t Wanna Dance No More
9 – One Star Shining*
10 – I’m Coming Home Again

Carole Bayer Sager – Vocals, Calliope
Lee Sklar – Bass (5, 6, 7, 9)*
David Hungate – Bass (2, 8)
Reinie Press – Bass
Richard Davis – Acoustic Bass
Jim Hughart – Electric Bass
Ed Greene – Drums (2, 6)
Russ Kunkel – Drums (5, 7)
Jim Gordon – Drums
Jeff Porcaro – Drums (8)
Jim Keltner – Drums (9, 10)
Steve Lukather – Guitar (2, 6, 8), Electric Guitar (5)
Thom Rotella – Acoustic Guitar
Lee Ritenour – Electric Guitar, Guitar
Ira Newborn – Acoustic Guitar, Guitar
Johnny Vastano – Guitar
Jay Graydon – Guitar
Richie Zito – Guitar
Marvin Hamlisch – Piano
David Foster – Keyboards, Synthesizer
Melissa Manchester – Piano, Background Vocals
Steve Porcaro – Synthesizer (3, 5, 8)
Bruce Roberts – Piano, Background Vocals
Craig Doerge – Fender Rhodes
Skip Redwine – Piano
Michel Rubini – Fender Rhodes
Nino Tempo – Tenor Saxophone
Art Smith – Ocarina
Jerry Hey – Trumpet
Gary Grant – Trumpet
Bill Reichenbach – Trombone
George Bohannon – Trombone
Kim Hutchcroft – Reeds
Larry Williams – Reeds
Steve Forman – Percussion
Alan Estes – Percussion (7, 10)
Jennifer Sloan – Little Girl Vocalist
Mike McDonald – Background Vocal
Bill Champlin – Background Vocals
Alice Cooper – Background Vocal
Brenda Russell – Background Vocals
Carmen Twillee – Background Vocal
Weddy Gloud – Background Vocal
David Lasley – Background Vocal
Luther Van Dross – Background Vocal

Produced by Brooks Arthur

Don Costa – Arrangement (1), Conduction (1)
David Foster – Arrangements (2, 8), Conduction (2, 8)
Paul Buckmaster – String Arrangement (3), String Conduction (3),
Co-Arrangement (7)
David Campbell – Synthesizer Arrangement (5), String Arrangements (6, 9), String
Conduction (9), Co-Arrangement (7)
Marvin Hamlisch – Co-Arrangement (7), Arrangement (10), Conduction (10)
Jerry Hey – Horn Arrangement (8)
Dick Hazard – Orchestration (10)

Bob Merritt – Engineer
Brooks Arthur – Engineer
David Latman – Assistant Engineer
Ira Leslie – Additional Assistant Engineer (Heider’s)
Gabe Veltri – Additional Assistant Engineer (Studio 55)

Recording Studios:
The Record Plant, Los Angeles (Primary Recording Location)
Wally Heider’s, Los Angeles (Additional Recording)
Wally Heider Studios, March 22nd, 1978 (live) (1), February 21st, 1978 (live) (10)
Studio 55, Los Angeles (Additional Recording)

Bernie Grundman – Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
A&M Recording Studios

Jill Harris – Production Coordinator

This album was mixed with the use of the Aphex Aural Exciter

Ron Coro – Design
Ethan Russell – Photography

“To Joe Smith and Steve Wax, thank you again for understanding when “not” to push the button. To Marvin Hamlisch whose creative talents were given “freely” above and beyond… Brooks and I are ever grateful. To Shep Gordon, Bert Padell, Harold Orenstein, Carole Pinckes, thank you for your ears. To Melissa, Peter, Bruce, David and Johnny, what can I say… nothing without your music. To Adrien, Madeline, Margie and Wendy, thank you for your love. To Brooks Arthur, whose confidence guided me through album one and whose love has guided me through… Too. This album is dedicated to my mother, Anita Bayer, who wanted to call this album “Carole Bayer sings songs her mother taught her.””.

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Carole Bayer Sager – Carole Bayer Sager
Elektra 7E-1100 (1977)

One Side

1 – Come In From The Rain*
2 – Until The Next Time*
3 – Don’t Wish Too Hard
4 – Sweet Alibis
5 – Aces*

Another Side

6 – I’d Rather Leave While I’m In Love*
7 – Steal Away Again
8 – You’re Moving Out Today
9 – Shy As A Violet
10 – Home To Myself*

Carole Bayer Sager – Vocals, Background Vocals
Lee Sklar – Bass (1, 2, 5, 6, 10)*
Bob Cranshaw – Bass
Emory Gordy – Bass
Will Lee – Bass
Russ Kunkel – Drums (2, 6, 10)
Allan Schwartsberg – Drums, Cabassa
Jim Keltner – Drums (4, 5)
Roy Markowitz – Drums
Andy Newmark – Drums
Lee Ritenour – Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Guitars, Mandolin
Johnny Vastano – Acoustic Guitar, Background Vocal
Lance Quinn – Electric Guitar
Al Gorgoni – Acoustic Guitar
Jerry Friedman – Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Thom Rotella – Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar
Hugh McCracken – Slide Guitar
Melissa Manchester – Piano, Background Vocals, Harpsichord
Nicky Hopkins – Piano, Fender Rhodes
Artie Butler – Organ
Peter Allen – Piano, Piano Overdub, Background Vocal
Marvin Hamlisch – Piano, Fender Rhodes, Celeste
Bob Margouleff – Electronic Synthesizer Programming
Paul Buckmaster – Electronic Synthesizer Performing
Bruce Roberts – Piano, Background Vocals, Background Vocal Fade
Garnett Brown – Trombone
Alan Estes – Conga (3, 4, 5, 6, 7), Percussion (3, 9)
Tony Orlando – Vocal Solo
Bette Midler – Vocal Harmony, Vocal Solo
Abigail Haness – Background Vocal
Brenda Russell – Background Vocal
Madeline Kahn – Background Vocal Fade

Produced by Brooks Arthur

Gene Page – String Arrangement (3), String Conduction (3), Horn Arrangement
(3), Horn Conduction (3)
Paul Buckmaster – All Strings, Woodwinds & Horns Arrangements and
Conduction (except track 3)
Melissa Manchester – Background Vocals Arrangement (10)

Bob Merritt – Engineer
Brooks Arthur – Engineer
David Latman – Assistant Engineer
David Thoener – Assistant Engineer (The Record Plant East, New York)

Recording Studios:
The Record Plant, Los Angeles (Primary Recording Location)
The Record Plant East, New York (Additional Recording)

Ivy Skoff – Production Coordinator

Special Thanks to Vini Poncia (2), Tony Orlando for his vocal solo (3), Marvin Hamlisch for his Creative Assistance Throughout the Recording of this Song (4)

Tony Lane – Art Director, Design
Anne Garner – Design
Claude Mougin – Photography
David Alexander – Sleeve Photo

Management: Connie Pappas, John Reid Ent.

“This album could not have been made without the help and encouragement received from my FRIENDS… who are, and will always be, my music.

And some very special thank you’s… To Bruce Roberts, whose creativity and support helped get me through… To Joe Smith, Steve Wax, Norman Weiser, Harold Orenstein and Richard Perry for their belief… and, of course, to Brooks.

And to my husband, Andrew; to Anita and Marci for giving me their love and the space for me to be.

This album is dedicated to the memory of my father, Elias Bayer, with love.”

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Peabo Bryson & Roberta Flack – Born To Love
Capitol ST-12284 (1983)

Side One

1 – Tonight, I Celebrate My Love
2 – Blame It On Me
3 – Heaven Above Me
4 – Born To Love

Side Two

5 – Maybe
6 – I Just Came Here To Dance*
7 – Comin’ Alive
8 – You’re Lookin’ Like Love To Me*
9 – Can We Find Love Again

Peabo Bryson – Vocals, Background Vocal
Roberta Flack – Vocals, Background Vocal
Lee Sklar – Bass (6, 8)*
Nathan East – Bass
Abe Laboriel – Bass
Marcus Miller – Bass, Synthesizer
Carlos Vega – Drums (1, 6, 7, 8)
Jim Keltner – Drums
John Gilston – Simmons Drums
Andre Robinson – Drums
Buddy Williams – Drums
Paul Jackson – Guitar
Paul Jackson, Jr. – Guitar
Dan Huff – Guitar
Richard Horton – Guitar, Synthesizer Guitar
John Housen – Guitar
Tim May – Guitar, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
George Wadenius – Guitar
Randy Kerber – Piano
Greg Phillinganes – Piano (2, 5)
Michael Boddicker – Synthesizer
Bob Gaudio – Linn Drum Programming, Prophet 10, Rhodes, Acoustic Piano,
Synthesizers
Paul Delph – Prophet 10 Programming, Prophet 10
Mark Parrish – OBX Prophet 5
Vance Tayler – OBX Sin Clavier, Fender Rhodes
Jai Winding – Rhodes
Robbie Buchanan – Synthesizer, Keyboards
Jerry Corbetta – Rhodes, Prophet 10, Solo
Richard Tee – Keyboard
Peter Christlieb – Sax Solos
Daniel Dillard – Trumpet
Ron Dover – Tenor Sax, Background Vocal
Thad Johnson – Trumpet, Flugel Horn
Felipe Mantine – Flute
Paulinho DaCosta – Percussion
Charles Bryson – Percussion
Bobbie Hall – Bongos and Congas (8)
Anthony MacDonald – Percussion
Oren Waters – Background Vocal
Luther Waters – Background Vocal
Jimmy Gilstrap – Background Vocal
Terry Young – Background Vocals
Monalisa Young – Background Vocals
Mary Elizabeth Bridges – Background Vocal
Patricia Hall – Background Vocal
Myra Walker – Background Vocal
Dwight Watkins – Background Vocal
Shirley Brewer – Background Vocals
Al Johnson – Background Vocal

Produced by Michael Masser (1, 7)
Produced by Burt Bacharach, Carole Bayer Sager (2, 5)
Produced by Bob Gaudio, Bob Crewe (3, 6, 8)
Produced by Peabo Bryson (4)
Produced by Roberta Flack (9)
Al Johnson – Associate Producer (9)
Ed Seay – Assistant Producer (4)
Marla Miller – Production Assistant (3, 6, 8)
Executive Producers: Varnell Johnson, Don Grierson

Gene Page – Orchestration (1), Rhythm (1), Strings (7)
Michael Masser – Rhythm (1)
Bob Gaudio – Vocal Arrangements (3, 6, 8), Song Arrangement (3), Song Co-
Arrangements (6, 8)
Jai Winding – Song Co-Arrangements (6, 8)
Robbie Buchanan – Song Arrangement (7), Strings (7)
Jerry Corbetta – Song Co-Arrangement (8)
Al Johnson – Song Arrangement (9)
Frank DeCaro – Musician Contractor (2, 5)

Jeremy Smith – Engineer (1, 7)
Howard Wolin – Engineer (1, 7)
Bruce Swedien – Engineer (2, 5)
Tony D’Amico – Recording Engineer (3, 6, 8), Mix Engineer (8)
Jay Messina – Recording Engineer (3, 6, 8) (lead vocals)
Ed Seay – Engineering (4)
Steve Marcantonio – Recording Engineer (9)
Tom Swift – Assistant (3, 6, 8) (Record Plant – N.Y.C.)
Eric Calvi – First Engineer (9)
Kendall Brown – Second Engineer (9)
Russ Terrano – Mixing Engineer (1, 7)
Dick Bogart – Mixing Engineer (1, 7)
Lee DeCarlo – Mixing Engineer (3, 6)
Jim Bell – Mix Assistant (3, 6, 8)
Kevin Fletcher – Additional Mix Assistant (3, 6, 8)

Recording Studios:
A&M Records Studio (1, 7)
A&M Studios (2, 5)
Studio Sound (1, 7)
Westlake Studios (2, 5)
Music Grinder (2, 5)
New Sound Labs, L.A. (3, 6, 8)
Record Plant – N.Y.C. (3, 6, 8)
Record Plant, N.Y., N.Y. (9)

Mixing Studios:
Motown Hitsville (1, 7)
New Sound Labs, L.A. (3, 6, 8)
Record Plant, N.Y., N.Y. (9)

Roy Kohara – Art Direction
John O’Brien – Design
Beverly Parker – Photography
Lamarries Moses – Stylist.

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Lee Ann Womack – Something Worth Leaving Behind
MCA Nashville 088 170287-2 (2002) – US CD
MCA Nashville 170 335-2 (2002) – UK CD with bonus track

1 – Something Worth Leaving Behind
2 – I Saw Your Light
3 – When You Gonna Run To Me
4 – Talk To Me
5 – Forever Everyday
6 – Orphan Train
7 – I Need You
8 – You Should’ve Lied
9 – He’ll Be Back
10 – Surrender
11 – Blame It On Me
12 – Closing This Memory Down
13 – Something Worth Leaving Behind*

UK Bonus Track:

14 – Mendocino County Line (With Willie Nelson)*

Note: Track 14 is taken from the Willie Nelson CD “The Great Divide”. The following credits are taken from the UK CD issue.

Lee Ann Womack – Vocals
Leland Sklar – Bass (13, 14)*
Michael Rhodes – Bass
Spencer Campbell – Bass
Shannon Forest – Drums
Chris McHugh – Drums
Kenny Aronoff – Drums (13, 14)
Randy Scruggs – Acoustic Guitar
B. James Lowry – Acoustic Guitar
Brent Rowan – Electric Guitar, Tipple
Brent Mason – Electric Guitar, Gut String Guitar
Kenny Greenberg – Electric Guitars, Acoustic Guitars
Jerry McPherson – Electric Guitars
Collin Linden – Acoustic Guitars
David Grissom – Electric Guitars, Acoustic Guitars
Jay Joyce – Electric Guitars, Acoustic Guitars, Programming
Heitor Pereira – Guitars
Tim Pierce – Guitars
Willie Nelson – Acoustic Guitars, Vocals
Paul Franklin – Steel Guitar
Greg Leisz – Steel Guitar, Dobro
Steve Nathan – Synthesizer, Piano, B-3
Chuck Leavell – Piano
Jeffrey Roach – Keyboards, Piano
Jim Cox – Keyboards
Jon Gilutin – Keyboards
Matt Rollings – Piano, Hammond B-3, Wurlitzer, Rhodes
Matt Serletic – Electronics
Aubrey Haynie – Fiddle
Gabe Witcher – Fiddle
Bryan Sutton – Banjo, Mandolin
Mickey Raphael – Harmonica
Eric Darken – Percussion
Brad Dutz – Percussion
Jim Horn – Horns
Jeff Coffin – Horns
Denis Solee – Horns
The Nashville String Machine (Kristin Wilkinson, Alan Umstead, Catherine Umstead, David Angell, Christian Teal, Pamela Sixfin, Jim Grosjean, Gary Vanosdale, Monisa Angell, Paul David Hancock, Christopher Stenstrom, Lynn Peithman, Mary K. Vanosdale, Carolyn Huebl, Elisabeth Small, Janet Askey, Conni Ellisor, Karen Winkelmann, Felix Wang, John Catchings, Connie Heard, Carl Gorodetzky, Lee Larrison, Cate Myer, David Davidson, Robert Mason, Carole Neuen-Rabinowitz, Anthony Lamarchina, Mary A. Hoepfinger, Andrea Zonn Gardner) – Strings
Kim Keys – Background Vocals
Keith Sewell – Background Vocals
Gene Miller – Background Vocals
Chris Rodriguez – Background Vocals
Bergen White – Background Vocals
Lisa Cochran – Background Vocals
Marabeth Jordan – Background Vocals
Bob Bailey – Background Vocals
Vicki Hampton – Background Vocals
Kim Fleming – Background Vocals
Bruce Robison – Background Vocals
Fleming McWilliams – Background Vocals
Bobby Huff – Background Vocals
Marcus Hummon – Background Vocals
Dan Colehour – Background Vocals
Buddy Miller – Background Vocals
Julie Miller – Background Vocals
Maxi Anderson – Background Vocals
Tommy Funderburke – Background Vocals
Maxine Waters – Background Vocals
Oren Waters – Background Vocals

Produced by Mark Wright and Lee Ann Womack (1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 12)
Produced by Frank Liddel, Mike McCarthy and Lee Ann Womack (4, 7, 10, 11)
Produced by Matt Serletic (13, 14)

David Campbell – String Arrangements (1, 3, 8)
Bergen White – String Arrangements (9, 12)
Kristin Wilkinson – String Arrangement (6)
John Painter – String Arrangements (4, 10, 11)
Matt Serletic – Song Arrangement (13), Orchestration Writer (13, 14),
Orchestra Arrangements (13, 14)
Pete Anthony – String Conduction (13), Orchestra Conductor (14)
Kenny Greenberg – Additional Arrangements (4, 7, 10, 11)
Jay Joyce – Additional Arrangements (4, 7, 10, 11)
Bruce Dukov – Orchestra Concert Master (14)
Shari Sutcliffe – Orchestra Contractor (13)
Debbi Datz-Pyle/The Music Team – Orchestra Contractor (14)
Bill Edwards – Copyist (14)
Steve Juliani – Copyist (14)
Craig Poole – Guitar Tech (13)

Greg Droman – Recording Engineer (1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 12), Mixing Engineer (1, 2,
3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 12)
Mike McCarthy – Recording Engineer (4, 7, 10, 11), Mixing Engineer (4, 7, 10, 11)
Noel Golden – Recording Engineer (13), Additional Recording Engineer (14)
Steve Marcantonio – Recording Engineer (14)
Dennis Sands – Recording Engineer (14) (orchestra)
David Thoener – Mixing Engineer (13, 14)
Todd Gunnerson – Additional Engineering (1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 12)
Mark Dobson – Additional Engineering (14), Pro-Tools Editing (14)
David Bryant – Assistant Engineer (4, 7, 10, 11, 14) (Ocean Way Studios
Nashville)
Leslie Richter – Assistant Engineer (4, 7, 10, 11, 13, 14) (Ocean Way Studios
Nashville)
Brian Graben – Assistant Engineer (4, 7, 10, 11) (Ocean Way Studios Nashville)
Chad Brown – Assistant Engineer (4, 7, 10, 11) (Ocean Way Studios Nashville)
Bryan McConkey – Assistant Engineer (Starstruck Studios)
Jim Jordan – Assistant Engineer (Starstruck Studios)
Darrin Redfield – Assistant Engineer (Starstruck Studios)
Kevin Szymanski – Assistant Recording Engineer (13)
Jesse Gorman – Assistant Recording Engineer (13)
Toshiaki (Toshi) Kasai – Assistant Recording Engineer (13, 14)
Jimmy Hoyson – Assistant Recording Engineer (13) (strings)
John Nelson – Assistant Recording Engineer (14)
Todd Johnston – Assistant Recording Engineer (14)
Sam Storey – Assistant Recording Engineer (14)
John Rodd – Assistant Recording Engineer (14) (orchestra)
Jay Goin – Assistant Mix Engineer (13, 14)
Derek Carlson – Assistant Mix Engineer (14)
Bill Talbott – Stage Engineer (14)
Tom Steel – Stage Manager (14)
Damon Tedesco – Stage Manager (14)
Stacey Robinson – Stage Director (Newman Scoring)

Recording Studios:
The Sound Kitchen Studios (Franklin, TN) (1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 12)
House Of Gain Studios (Nashville, TN) (1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 12) (additional
recording)
Javelina Studios (Nashville, TN) (1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 12) (additional recording)
Ocean Way Studios Nashville (Nashville, TN) (4, 7, 10, 11, 13, 14)
New Reflections Studio (Nashville, TN) (4, 7, 10, 11) (overdubs)
Tragedy/Tragedy Studio (Nashville, TN) (4, 7, 10, 11) (overdubs)
Conway Studios (Hollywood, CA) (13, 14)
Westlake Audio (Hollywood, CA) (13, 14)
Hook Studios (N. Hollywood, CA) (13, 14)
Capitol Studios (Hollywood, CA) (13, 14) (strings)
Rumbo Recorders, Canoga Park, CA (14)
Record Plant Recording Studios, Hollywood, CA (14)
20th Century Fox Studios, Los Angeles, Ca (14) (orchestra)
Newman Scoring (14) (score)

Mixing Studios:
The Sound Kitchen Studios (Franklin, TN) (1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 12)
Ocean Way Studios Nashville (Nashville, TN) (4, 7, 10, 11)
Record Plant Recording Studios (Hollywood, CA) (13, 14)
Starstruck Studios (Nashville, TN) (4, 7, 10, 11) (additional mixing)
Quad Studios (Nashville, TN) (4, 7, 10, 11) (additional mixing)

Hank Williams – Mastering Engineer
Stephen Marcussen – Mastering Engineer (13, 14)
Ronnie Thomas – Editor
Young James Lightman – Digital Editing (4, 7, 10, 11)
Stewart Whitmore Marcussen – Digital Editing (13, 14)

Mastering Studios:
Mastermix Studios (Nashville, TN)
Marcussen Mastering (Hollywood, CA) (13, 14)

Editing Studio:
Mastermix Studios (Nashville, TN)

Carrie Higdon – Project Coordinator (1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 12)
Jessie Noble – Project Coordinator (1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 8, 9, 12)
Courtney Clay – Project Coordinator (4, 7, 10, 11)
Aaron Brougher – Production Assistant (14)
Valerie Pack – Production Coordinator (14)
Matthew Freeman – Production Coordinator (14)

Management: Erv Woolsey/Scott Kernahan – The Erv Woolsey Company
(Please see original notes for legal representation)
Website: www.leeannwomack.com
Sid Farbstein – Webmaster

Matthew Rolston – Photography
Kevin Mancuso – Hair for Themanething.com
Mally Roncal – Makeup
Brooke Dulien – Stylist

Buddy Jackson – Art Director
Karinne Caulkins – Art Director, Designer

“You’re only as tall as the shoulders you stand on… (Lee Ann Womack accepting her 2001 CMA Female Vocalist of the Year Award)”
“The Shoulders”: The fans (especially you Jaclyn Shields), my band/crew and their families, counry radio, CMT, GAC, Sparkle Paper Towels (Steven Sage, Mike Taylor), Shure Electronics, Ernie Ball strings and guitars, Larrivee guitars, Vic Firth sticks, General Music, Peavey Electronics.

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Starland Vocal Band – Rear View Mirror
Windsong BHL1-2239 (1977)

Side One

1 – Liberated Woman
2 – Mr. Wrong
3 – The Light Of My Life*
4 – Too Long A Journey
5 – Norfolk

Side Two

6 – St. Croix Silent Night
7 – Rear View Mirror
8 – Fallin’ In A Deep Hole
9 – Prism
10 – Don’t Say Forever

Margot Chapman – Vocals, Dulcimer
Taffy Danoff – Vocals, Dulcimer
Jonathan Carroll – Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Keyboards
Bill Danoff – Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Leland Sklar – Bass (3)*
Russell George – Bass
Russ Kunkel – Drums and Percussion (1, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9, 10)
Hal Blaine – Drums
Danny Pendleton – Pedal Steel Guitar
Bob Rose – Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar
Mike Auldridge – Dobro

Produced by Milton Okun

Jonathan Carroll & Starland Vocal Band – Vocal Arrangements
Nick De Caro – Orchestral Arrangements

Phil Schier – Recording Engineer
Doug Rider – Assistant Engineer

Lynne Morse – A&R Coordination

Thank you, Phil Tomalin

Glen Christensen – Art Direction and Design
Norman Seeff – Photography

Personal Management: Jerry Weintraub.

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Emmylou Harris/Linda Ronstadt/Dolly Parton – Trio II
Asylum 62275-2 (1999)

Side One

1 – Lover’s Return
2 – High Sierra
3 – Do I Ever Cross Your Mind
4 – After The Gold Rush
5 – The Blue Train*
6 – I Feel The Blues Movin’ In
7 – You’ll Never Be The Sun
8 – He Rode All The Way To Texas*
9 – Feels Like Home*
10 – When We’re Gone, Long Gone

Note: Although not mentioned in the record notes, tracks 1, 2, 4, 5 and 9 appear to be taken and re-mixed from the Ronstadt album “Feels Like Home” (see Ronstadt credits).

Emmylou Harris – Vocals
Linda Ronstadt – Vocals
Dolly Parton – Vocals
Leland Sklar – Bass (5, 8, 9)*
Roy Huskey, Jr. – Bass, Acoustic Bass
Edgar Meyer – Acoustic Bass
Jim Keltner – Drums (5, 6, 8, 9, 10), Road Case (1)
Larry Atamanuik – Drums
Carl Jackson – Acoustic Guitar
Mark Casstevens – Acoustic Guitar
John Starling – Acoustic Guitar
Dean Parks – Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Mandolin
Ben Keith – Steel Guitar
Robby Buchanan – Acoustic Piano, Helen Voices, Synthesizers, Rhodes, B-3
Synthesizers
David Lindley – Autoharp
David Grisman – Mandolin
Alison Krauss – Fiddle
Dennis James – Glass Harmonica
David Campbell – Strings (4, 7, 9)

Produced by George Massenburg
John Starling – Associate Producer

Linda Ronstadt – String Arrangement (4)

George Massenburg – Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Nathaniel Kunkel – Recording Engineer
Kevin Scott – Assistant Recording Engineer
Linda Ronstadt – Mixing Engineer

Recording Studio:
The Site, Marin County, CA.

Mixing Studios:
The Site, Marin County, CA.
Petewood/Georkel Recording, Williamson County, TN. (additional mixing)

Doug Sax – Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
The Mastering Lab, Hollywood, CA.

Gail Rosman – Production Assistance
Janet Stark – Production Assistance

John Brenes – Production Archivist

This CD is dedicated to Roy Huskey Jr.

Kosh & Lyn Bradley – Art Direction, Design
Michael Hagewood – Art Administration

Linda Ronstadt management: Ira Koslow for Krost/Chapin Management

Special thanks to Monty Hitchcock, Mark Kiracofe and, Dick Methune, Mike Kirk, Elizabeth Eckholt & Partner, the studio mascot, at The Site.

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Dolly Parton/Linda Ronstadt/Emmylou Harris – Trio
Warner Bros. 25491-1 (1987)

Side One

1 – The Pain Of Loving You
2 – Making Plans
3 – To Know Him Is To Love Him
4 – Hobo’s Meditation*
5 – Wildflowers
6 – Telling Me Lies

Side Two

7 – My Dear Companion
8 – Those Memories Of You
9 – I’ve Had Enough
10 – Rosewood Casket
11 – Farther Along

Dolly Parton – Vocals
Linda Ronstadt – Vocals
Emmylou Harris – Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Leland Sklar – Ferrington Acoustic Bass (4)*
Kenny Edwards – Ferrington Acoustic Bass, Electric Bass
Russ Kunkel – Drums
Albert Lee – Acoustic Guitar, Solo, Highstrung Guitar, Mandolin, Acoustic Lead
Guitar
Ry Cooder – Tremolo Guitar
John Starling – Acoustic Guitar, Acoustic Rhythm Guitar
Bill Payne – Acoustic Piano, Electric Piano, Harmonium, Hammond Organ
David Lindley – Mandolin, Kona Hawaiian Guitar, Autoharp, Harpolek, Acoustic
Guitar, Dulcimer
Steve Fishell – Pedal Steel, Kona Hawaiian Guitar
Mark O’ Connor – Viola, Fiddle, Acoustic Guitar, Acoustic Lead Guitar, Mandolin
Herb Pederson (sic) – Banjo
Brice Martin – Flute
Marty Krystall – Clarinet
Ilene “Novi” Novog – Viola
Dennis Karmazyn – Cello Soloist
Jodi Burnett – Cello

Recorded and Produced by George Massenburg

Herb Pederson – Vocal Arrangement (4, 6)
David Campbell – Orchestration & Conducting (6, 9)
Charles Veal – Concertmaster

John Starling – Musical Consultant
Sharon Rice – Engineering Assistant

Recording Studios:
The Complex, West Los Angeles (January to November, 1986)
Woodland Studios, Nashville (additional recording)
Ocean Way Recording, Hollywood (additional recording)

Doug Sax – Analog & Digital Mastering

Mastering Studio:
The Mastering Lab

Liza Edwards – Production Coordinator

Kosh & Ron Larson – Art Direction & Design
Robert Blakeman – Photography

Special Thanks to Fred Walecki & Liza Edwards

Manuel – Costume Design
Andy Engel – Illustration.

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Thanks to Lee for pointing me to this one..

Jelly – A True Story
Asylum 7E-1096 (1977)

Side One

1 – No One Like My Baby
2 – No Words Of Love
3 – Susan
4 – I’m Lost*
5 – I Don’t Want To Beg You Baby

Side Two

6 – Dr. Jazz
7 – I Want You To Dance*
8 – Fall In Love Too*
9 – Broken Man*
10 – Elijah

Fred Bliffert – Vocals, Voice
Amy Madigan – Vocals, Glockenspiel, Vibraphonette, Tambourines, Marimba (7,
9), Shaker (7), Voice
Jesse Roe – Vocals, Keyboards, Organ, Piano, Voice
Lee Sklar – Bass (4, 7, 8, 9)*
Chuck Rainey – Bass
Wilton Felder – Bass
Jim Gordon – Drums (1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
Russ Kunkel – Drums (4), Congas (1, 5), Shakers (5)
Jeff Porcaro – Drums (3)
Chuck Cochran – Guitar, Electric Guitars
Fred Tackett – Guitar
Dennis Budimir – Guitar
Bill Payne – Piano, Wurlitzer Electric Piano
Jai Winding – Wurlitzer Electric Piano, Piano
Chris Darrow – Banjo
Jim Horn – Flute, Saxophone, Saxophone Solo
Jerry Hey – Trumpet
Chuck Findley – Trumpet, Trombone
Kim Hutchcroft – Saxophone
Larry Williams – Saxophone
Quitman Dennis – Saxophone
Joel Tepp – Harmonica
Nick Plotwin – Field Drum
Jo Ann Johnson – Operator
The Third Annual Turkey Dinner – Crowd
Ken Edwards – Voice
Wendy Waldman – Voice
Rita Jean Bodine – Voice
Greg Prestopino – Voice
Kevin Evans – Voice

Charles Veal – Violin (Concert Master)
Marcy Dicterow – Violin
Robert Dubrow – Violin
Gordon Marron – Violin
Hiam Shtrum – Violin
Lya Stern – Violin
Novi – Viola
Myron Sandler – Viola
Ron Strauss – Viola
Dennis Karmazyn – Cello
Ron Cooper – Cello
David Speltz – Cello
Ray Kelley – Cello
Julie Buffum – Cello
Harry Schultz – Cello
Arni Eglisson – String Bass
Richard Feves – String Bass
Sue Ranney – String Bass
Louise Dissman – Flute, Piccolo
Jon Kip – Flute, Bass Saxophone
Sheridan Stokes – Flute
David Duke – French Horn
Alan Robinson – French Horn
Roy Poper – Trumpet
Red Callendar – Tuba
Earl Dumler – Oboe

Produced by Chuck Plotkin

David Campbell – String Arrangements, Horn Arrangements (Orchestra),
Woodwinds Arrangements (Orchestra)
Jim Horn – Horn Arrangements (for the work of Jim Horn, Quitman Dennis and
Chuck Findley)
“Jerry Hey, Kim Hutchcroft and Larry Williams are members of “Seawind”, and arranged all of the horn parts which they played on this record”.

Bobby Thomas – Engineer
C.H. Walsh – Assistant Engineer

Recording Studios:
The Elektra Annex in Sepulveda, California
Davlen Studios in Universal City, California (additional recording)

Greg Ladanyi – Mixing Engineer
Dennis Kirk – Mixing Engineer

Mixing Studios:
Davlen Studios in Universal City, California
The Sound Factory in Los Angeles, California (additional mixing for tracks 3, 7)

Bernie Grundman – Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
A&M Studios

Allen Shapiro – Management

“My work is dedicated to Julie Gilmore Roe. Get it (got it) good/J.G.R”
“To all “The Faces”… and the one I love… You know who you are./Amy Madigan”
“With devotion and gratitude I dedicate my music to my wife-to-be, Susan Lemke; my teacher, Paramahansa Yogananda; and to my family and friends and all the good folks from Milwaukee. Love to all/Fred Bliffert”

Jelly Loves: Allen Shapiro, Chuck (Ga-Goink) Plotkin, Bobby Thomas, C.H. Walsh, Emitt Rhodes, The Bla-Bla Café, and the entire Elektra/Asylum Staff. Thank you, Freddy, Jesse and Amy.

Moshe Brahka – Photos
Tony Lane & Anne Garner – Art Direction, Design.

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Barbi Benton – Something New
Playboy PB-411 (1976)

Side One

1 – Something New
2 – Needing You
3 – In The Winter
4 – # 1 With A Heartache
5 – Lucky One
6 – Riding On A Rainbow

Side Two

7 – Staying Power
8 – Ride Baby Ride
9 – San Diego Serenade
10 – He’s A Rebel
11 – Thinking Of You

Note: Album doesn’t come with a track-by-track listing of musician credits.

Barbi Benton – Vocals
Lee Sklar – Bass
Dee Murray – Bass
Russ Kunkel – Drums
Nigel Olsson – Drums, Insane Primal Scream on “San Diego Serenade”
Ben Benay – Electric Guitar
Steve Cropper – Electric Guitar
Ken Edwards – Electric Guitar, Background Vocals
Davey Johnstone – Electric Guitar
Danny Kortchmar – Electric Guitar
Robert Wachtel – Guitar
Ritchie Zito – Electric Guitar
Craig Doerge – Keyboards
Andrew Gold – Acoustic Piano, Background Vocals, Acoustic Guitar Solo,
Tamborine
James Newton Howard – Keyboards
Billy Payne – Keyboards
Billy Schwartz – Keyboards
Sneaky Pete – Pedal Steel Guitar & Solo
Chuck Findley – Horns
Jim Horn – Horns
Jackie Kelson (sic) – Horns
Robert H. Keyes – Sax
Jim Price – Trumpet
Gary Coleman – Congas
Eli Bird – Hand Claps
Kathy Collier – Background Vocals
Donny Gerrard – Background Vocals
Vennette Gloud – Background Vocals
Brenda Russell – Background Vocals
Brian Russell – Background Vocals
Carmen Twillie – Background Vocals

Produced by Robert Appère

Jimmy Haskell – String Arrangements

Robert Appère – Engineer
Mark Howlett – Second Engineer (Sunset Sound Recorders)
John Arris (sic) – Second Engineer

Mixing Studio:
Sunset Sound Recorders, Hollywood

Porche Lottermoser – Production Coordination

Norman Seeff – Photography
Gary Heery – Photography
Rod Dyer – Design

Special Thanks to: Janie Bachrach, Teddy Neely.

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Neil Sedaka – In The Pocket
Elektra 6E-259 (1980) - US

Side One

1 – Do It Like You Done It When You Meant It
2 – Junkie For Your Love
3 – Letting Go
4 – You Better Leave That Girl Alone
5 – My Friend*

Side Two

6 – It’s Good To Be Alive Again
7 – You*
8 – Should’ve Never Let You Go
9 – You’re So Good For Me
10 – What A Difference A Day Makes

Neil Sedaka – Live Lead Vocals, Piano, Background Vocals
Leland Sklar – Bass (5, 7)*
David Hungate – Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 9)
Jim Fielder – Bass
Russ Kunkel – Drums
Nigel Olsson – Drums (7)
Jim Varley – Drums
Dean Parks – Guitar
Lee Ritenour – Guitar
Mark Warner – Guitar
Thom Rotella – Guitar
William D. Smith – Fender Rhodes, Synthesizer, Prophet, Organ
David Woodford – Horn Solo
Jim Horn – Horn Solo
Dennis Quitman – Lyricon Solo
Steve Leshner – Percussion
Gary Coleman – Percussion, Vibes
Dara Sedaka – Live Lead Vocal, Background Vocals
Diane Bellis – Background Vocals
Jacie Berry – Background Vocals

Produced & Arranged by Robert Appère & Neil Sedaka

Artie Butler – String Arrangements
Chuck Findley – Horn Co-Arrangements
Jim Horn – Horn Co-Arrangements

Robert Appère – Recording Engineer
Lincoln – Assistant Engineer
Laura Livingston – Assistant Engineer
Gary Starr – Assistant Engineer
Charly Brewer – Assistant Engineer

Recording Studios:
The Village Recorder
Crystal Sound Recording Studio
Media Sound

Bernie Grundman – Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
A&M Records

Ron Coro – Art Direction, Design
Marc Schreibman – Photo of Neil
Jim Shea – Border and Back Cover Photograph.

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Neil Sedaka – All You Need Is The Music
Elektra 6E-161 (1978)

Side One

1 – All You Need Is The Music*
2 – Candy Kisses*
3 – Should’ve Never Let Her Go*
4 – Sad, Sad Story*
5 – Tillie The Twirler*

Side Two

6 – Love Keeps Getting Stronger Every Day*
7 – Born To Be Bad*
8 – What A Surprise*
9 – You Can Hear The Love*
10 – City Boy*

Neil Sedaka – Vocals, Keyboards
Leland Sklar – Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)*
Jim Gordon – Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Lee Ritenour – Guitar
Thom Rotella – Guitar
Artie Butler – Keyboards
Gayle Levant – Harp
Tommy Morgan – Harmonica
Walt Johnson – Trumpet
Paul Salvo – Trumpet
Bill Peterson – Trumpet
Lew McCreary – Trombone
Gene Cipriano – Reeds
Terry Harrington – Reeds
Henry Sigismonti – French Horn
Marilyn Robinson – French Horn
Alan Estes – Percussion
Dara Sedaka – Background Singer
Sherlie Matthews – Background Singer
Patricia Henderson – Background Singer
Julia Tillman Waters – Background Singer

Produced by Neil Sedaka and Artie Butler
Arranged and Conducted by Artie Butler

Sid Sharp – Concertmaster

Ron Malo – Engineer

Recording Studio:
Devonshire Studios

Ron Coro – Art Direction
Johnny Lee – Design
Mary Francis – Design
Larry DuPont – Photography

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Neil Sedaka – Steppin’ Out
Rocket PIG-2195 (1976) – US
Varèse-Sarabande/Varèse Vintage VSD-5952 (1998) – US CD Reissue with bonus tracks

Side One

1 – Sing Me
2 – You Gotta Make Your Own Sunshine*
3 – #1 With A Heartache
4 – Steppin’ Out
5 – Love In The Shadows*
6 – Cardboard California

Side Two

7 – Here We Are Falling In Love Again
8 – I Let You Walk Away
9 – Good Times, Good Music, Good Friends
10 – Perfect Strangers*
11 – Bad And Beautiful
12 – Summer Nights*

CD Reissue Bonus Tracks:

13 – (Baby) Don’t Let It Mess Your Mind
14 – Time Waits For No One
15 – (Is This The Way To) Amarillo
16 – Should’ve Never Let You Go

Notes:
a) The CD reissue contains as bonus: the B-side to the single “Love In The Shadows” (13); a previously unreleased version of a Sedaka/Greenfield-penned Friends Of Distinction hit (14); a version of a Sedaka/Greenfield-penned Tony Christie hit taken from the 1977 Sedaka album “A Song” (15); the hit single duet (16), performed with Dara Sedaka (Neil’s own daughter) and taken from the album “In The Pocket” (see above).
b) The credits are taken from the record album version. The CD reissue mentions “Sneeky” Pete Drake as steel guitar player on track (3), while the original album notes credit “Sneeky Pete”, with no added surname.
c) No credits are available for track (14).
d) Bass player for track (13) is either Leland Sklar or David Wintour.
e) Bass player for track (15), according to the “A Song” credit notes, is either Russell George or Will Lee. Please refer to that album’s credit notes for complete personnel listing for this track.
f) Bass player for track (16), according to the “In The Pocket” credit notes, is Jim Fielder. Please refer to that album’s credit notes (listed above) for more info.

Credits from record album:

Neil Sedaka – Live Lead Vocals, Acoustic Piano, Hand Claps, Backing Vocals
Lee Sklar – Bass (2, 5, 10, 12)*
David Wintour – Bass
Russ Kunkel – Drums (2, 5), Percussion (2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 12)
Andrew Steele – Drums
Nigel Olsson – Drums (4, 8, 11, 12), Percussion, Backing Vocal
Richie Zito – Electric Guitar
Dean Parks – Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Banjo
Steve Cropper – Electric Guitar
Davey Johnstone – Electric Guitar, Mandolin
Billy Payne – Organ
Artie Butler – String Arp Synthesizer
James Newton Howard – Clavinet, Electric Piano, Harpsichord, Synthesizer
Jim Horn – Horns, Sax Solo, Horn Solo
Chuck Findley – Horns
Bob Findley – Horns
Don Menza – Horns
Dick Hyde – Horns
Jackie Kelso – Horns, Clarinet Solo
David Lindley – Fiddle
Sneeky Pete – Steel Guitar
Gary Coleman – Vibes, Bells, Hand Claps, Percussion (6, 8, 10)
Mark Howlett – Hand Claps
Rober Appère – Percussion
Brian Russell – Backing Vocals
Brenda Russell – Backing Vocals
Donny Gerrard – Backing Vocals
Cathy Collier – Backing Vocals
Elton John – Backing Vocals
Carmen Twillie – Backing Vocals
Nettie Gloud – Backing Vocals

Produced by Robert Appère and Neil Sedaka

Jim Horn – Horn Arrangements (1, 2, 4, 5, 9)
Artie Butler – String Arrangements (1, 5, 7, 8, 10)
Jimmie Haskell – String Arrangements (6, 12)

Robert Appère – Engineer
Mark Howlett – Sound Engineer
John Arrias – Sound Engineer
Charley Blocker – Sound Engineer

Recording Studios:
Sunset Sound Recorders (generally)
The Burbank Studios

Bernie Grundman – Mastering Engineer

David Larkham – Art Direction, Design
Francesco Scavullo – Photography
John Hair – Design

Management: Renaissance Management Corporation

Special Thanks: Paula, Porche, Sid Sharp, Marv Bornstein

Additional credits from CD reissue:

Track 13 produced by Neil Sedaka and Robert Appère
Track 15 produced by George Martin
Track 16 produced by Robert Appère and Neil Sedaka

Cary E. Mansfield – Reissue Producer
Bill Inglot – Sound Producer
Dan Hersch – Digital Remastering
Digital Remastering Studio:
DigiPrep, Hollywood
Don Charles – Notes and Annotations
Michael Caprio – CD Reissue Design

Special Thanks to: Neil Sedaka, Leba Sedaka, Dick Bartley, Marty Boratyn, Pat Downey, Kevin Elliott, Brian Giorgi, Steve Kolanijan, Rod Linnum, Stephanie J. Mansfield, Kim Mansfield, Steve Massie, Andy McKaie, Jerry Osborne, Mike Palesh, Clay Pasternack, Jerry Reuss, Dan Richardson, David Sanjek (BMI Archives), Warren Salyer, Karen Simpson, Marty Wekser.

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Neil Sedaka – The Hungry Years
Rocket PIG-2157 (1975) - US
Varèse-Sarabande/Varèse Vintage VSD-5948 (1998) – US CD Reissue with bonus tracks

Side One

1 – Crossroads*
2 – Lonely Night (Angel Face)*
3 – Stephen*
4 – Bad Blood*
5 – Your Favorite Entertainer*
6 – Baby Blue*

Side Two

7 – Tit For Tat*
8 – New York City Blues*
9 – When You Were Lovin’ Me*
10 – The Hungry Years*
11 – Breaking Up Is Hard To Do*

CD Reissue Bonus Tracks:

12 – Hey Mister Sunshine
13 – The Queen Of 1964*
14 – Betty Grable
15 – Goodman Goodbye*

Notes:
g) This is the US issue of the Neil Sedaka record album “Overnight Success” (see entry below). The album was issued in the US with two substituted songs.
h) The 1998 US CD reissue contains as bonus: one track taken from the “Laughter In The Rain” album (14); the two substituted songs from the “Overnight Success” album (13, 15); the song “Hey Mister Sunshine” (12), previously released as the B-Side of the single “The Immigrant”.
i) The following credits are taken from the original US record album notes. As usual, the only musicians credited with respective track numbers are Lee and the other members of the rhythm section: this is extended to the CD reissue bonus tracks.
j) Additional credits with respective track number for the other players besides Lee and the rhythm section are only specified in the case of the CD reissue bonus tracks. These credits are taken from the original sources the bonus songs are taken from (i.e. UK LPs), regardless of the CD reissue credit notes.
k) Although, as noted, this record album and “Overnight Success” had 9 songs in common (same takes), there appeared to be discrepancies in the personnel listings for these songs between the US and the UK records. The US CD reissue does not take this into consideration, and includes the same incomplete credits as the US vinyl issue, the only exception being the mention of Elton John as background vocalist for track (4). Jim Keltner, who according to the “Overnight Success” credits plays South American percussion on (bonus) track 13, is not mentioned in the CD reissue notes.

Neil Sedaka – Vocals, Acoustic Piano
Leland Sklar – Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 15)*
Nigel Olsson – Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 15)
Dean Parks – Guitar, Electric Guitar (13, 15), Acoustic Guitar (13)
Steve Cropper – Guitar, Electric Guitar (13, 15)
David Foster – Additional Keyboards
Jim Horn – Horns, Flute (13), Tenor Saxophone Solo (15)
Chuck Findley – Horns, Flugel Horn Solo (15)
Jackie Kelso – Horns
Dick Hyde – Horns, Trombone (15)
Milt Holland – Percussion, South American Percussion (13)
Jim Keltner – South American Percussion (13)
Brian Russell – Background Vocals
Brenda Russell – Background Vocals
Donny Gerrard – Background Vocals
Gail Haness – Background Vocals
Ann Orson – Background Vocals
The Boys In The Band – Ooohs & Aaahs (13)

Produced by Neil Sedaka and Robert Appère

Artie Butler – String Arrangements
Richard Carpenter – String Arrangement (11)

Robert Appère – Recording Engineer
Bernie Grundman – Mastering Engineer

Hogie McMurtrie – Design
David Larkham – Design
Sam Emerson – Photography
Terry O’Neill – Inside Photo

Additional credits from CD reissue:

Cary E. Mansfield – Reissue Producer
Bill Inglot – Sound Producer
Dan Hersch – Digital Remastering
Digital Remastering Studio:
DigiPrep, Hollywood
Don Charles – Notes and Annotations
Michael Caprio – Reissue Design

Special Thanks to: Neil Sedaka, Leba Sedaka, Dick Bartley, Marty Boratyn, Pat Downey, Kevin Elliott, Brian Giorgi, Steve Kolanijan, Paul Lichtenstein, Rod Linnum, Stephanie J. Mansfield, Kim Mansfield, Steve Massie, Andy McKaie, Jerry Osborne, Mike Palesh, Clay Pasternack, Jerry Reuss, Dan Richardson, David Sanjek (BMI Archives), Warren Salyer, Karen Simpson, Marty Wekser.

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Neil Sedaka – Overnight Success
Polydor 2442 131 DELUXE (1975) – UK

Side One

1 – Crossroads*
2 – Lonely Night*
3 – Stephen*
4 – Bad Blood*
5 – Goodman Goodbye*
6 – Baby Blue*

Side Two

7 – The Queen Of 1964*
8 – New York City Blues*
9 – When You Were Lovin’ Me*
10 – The Hungry Years*
11 – Breaking Up Is Hard To Do*

Neil Sedaka – Live Lead Vocal, Acoustic Piano, Mellotron, Background Vocals
Leland Sklar – Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)*
Nigel Olsson – Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
Steve Cropper – Electric Guitar
Dean Parks – Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Banjo
David Foster – Farfisa, Clavinet
Jim Horn – Horns, Flute, Tenor Saxophone Solo, Baritone Saxophone, Recorder
Chuck Findley – Horns, Flugel Horn Solo
Dick Slide – Horns, Trombone
Jim Keltner – Timbali (1), Conga (1), Percussion (2, 6), South American
Percussion (7)
Milt Holland – Timbali (1), Congas (1, 8), Percussion (2, 3, 5), Xylophone (3),
Shaker (4), Tamboura (4), South American Percussion (7), Triangle (8),
Tambourine (9), Vibes (10)
Brian Russell – Background Vocals
Brenda Russell – Background Vocals
Abigail Haness – Background Vocals
Danny Gerrard – Background Vocals
Elton John – Harmony Vocal
The Boys In The Band – Ooohs & Aaahs (7)

Produced by Neil Sedaka & Robert Appère

Artie Butler – String Arrangements
Jim Horn – Horn Arrangements

Robert Appère – Engineer

Recording Studio:
Clover Recording Studios, Los Angeles, Sept. 1974

Melvyn Abrahams – Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
IBC Studios

Special thanks to Freddie the lawyer

Graham Hughes – Cover Photography
Terry O’Neill – Back & Inside Photography
Title chosen by Carol Sager.

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Neil Sedaka – Sedaka’s Back
Rocket MCA-463 (1974) - US
Varèse-Sarabande/Varèse Vintage VSD-5902 (1998) – US CD Reissue with bonus tracks

Side One

1 – Standing On The Inside
2 – That’s When The Music Takes Me
3 – Laughter In The Rain*
4 – Sad Eyes*
5 – Solitaire
6 – Little Brother

Side Two

7 – Love Will Keep Us Together
8 – The Immigrant*
9 – The Way I Am*
10 – The Other Side Of Me
11 – A Little Lovin’*
12 – Our Last Song Together

CD Reissue Bonus Tracks:

13 – For The Good Of The Cause*
14 – Endlessly*
15 – Love Ain’t An Easy Thing*
16 – Alone In New York In The Rain

Notes:
l) This album is a US compilation comprising songs taken from the Neil Sedaka albums “Solitaire” (1972), “The Tra La Days Are Over” (1973), both recorded in the UK with the group 10CC, and “Laughter In The Rain” (1974) (see entry below).
m) The 1998 US CD reissue contains, as bonus, three more songs taken from the “Laughter In The Rain” album (13, 14, 15) plus one more from “The Tra La Days Are Over” (16).
n) The following credits are taken from the original US record album notes. As usual, the only musicians credited with respective track numbers are Lee and the other members of the rhythm section: this is extended to the CD reissue bonus tracks.
o) Additional credits with respective track number for the other players besides Lee and the rhythm section are only specified in the case of the CD reissue bonus tracks. These credits are taken from the original sources the bonus songs are taken from (i.e. UK LPs), regardless of the CD reissue credit notes.

Neil Sedaka – Vocals, Keyboards, Piano, Vibes, Background Vocals (with friend),
Organ, Clavinet, Background Vocals
Leland Sklar – Bass (3, 4, 8, 9, 11, 13, 14, 15)*
Graham Gouldman – Bass, Guitar, Background Vocals
Kevin Godley – Drums, Percussion, Background Vocals
Russ Kunkel – Drums (3, 4, 8, 9, 11, 13, 14, 15), Percussion (11, 13, 15)
Lol Creme – Guitar, Background Vocals
Eric Stewart – Guitar, Background Vocals
Danny Kortchmar – Electric Guitar
Dean Parks – Acoustic Guitar, Dobro, Electric Guitar
Ben Benay – Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar (13)
William Smith – Organ, Background Vocals, Electric Piano (14)
Jim Horn – Saxaphones (sic), Horns, Baritone Sax, Recorder (14), Tenor Sax (15)
Chuck Findley – Horns, Trombone, Flugel Horn, Trumpet
Dick Hyde – Horns
Don Menza – Horns
Milt Holland – Percussion (4, 8, 9, 14)
Abigale Haness – Background Vocals
Brenda Gordon – Background Vocals
Brian Russell – Background Vocals

Produced by Neil Sedaka and Robert Appère (3, 4, 8, 9, 11)
Produced by Neil Sedaka in association with 10CC (1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 10, 12)

Artie Butler – String Arrangements and Conduction (US-recorded tracks)
Del Newman – String Arrangements (UK-recorded tracks)
Jim Horn – Horns Co-Arrangements (US-recorded tracks)
Chuck Findley – Horns Co-Arrangements (US-recorded tracks)

Robert Appère – Recording Engineer (Clover Recording Studios)
Eric Stewart – Recording Engineer (Strawberry Studios)

Recording Studios:
Clover Recording Studios, Hollywood, Calif. (3, 4, 8, 9, 11)
Strawberry Studios, Stockport, England (1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 10, 12)

David Larkham and Friends – Art Direction and Design
Terry O’ Neill – Photography
Elton John – Liner Notes

Additional credits from CD reissue:

Cary E. Mansfield – Reissue Producer
Bill Inglot – Sound Producer
Dan Hersch – Digital Remastering
Digital Remastering Studio:
DigiPrep, Hollywood
Don Charles – Notes and Annotations
Michael Caprio – CD Reissue Design

Special Thanks to: Neil Sedaka, Leba Sedaka, Dick Bartley, Marty Boratyn, Pat Downey, Kevin Elliott, Brian Giorgi, Steve Kolanijan, Rod Linnum, Stephanie J. Mansfield, Kim Mansfield, Steve Massie, Andy McKaie, Jerry Osborne, Mike Palesh, Clay Pasternack, Jerry Reuss, Dan Richardson, David Sanjek (BMI Archives), Warren Salyer, Karen Simpson, Marty Wekser.

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Neil Sedaka – Laughter In The Rain
Polydor 2383 265 SUPER (1974) – UK

Side One

1 – The Immigrant*
2 – A Little Lovin’*
3 – Sad Eyes*
4 – Flame*
5 – Laughter In The Rain*
6 – For The Good Of The Cause*

Side Two

7 – The Way I Am*
8 – Going Nowhere*
9 – Love Ain’t An Easy Thing*
10 – Betty Grable
11 – Endlessly*

Neil Sedaka – Vocals, Piano, Organ, Clavinet, Vibes, Background Vocals,
Background Vocals (With Friend)
Leland Sklar – Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11)*
Russ Kunkel – Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11), Percussion (2, 6, 9)
Dean Parks – Acoustic Guitar, Dobro, Electric Guitar
Danny Kortchmar – Electric Guitar
Ben Benay – Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
William Smith – Organ, Electric Piano, Background Vocals
Chuck Findley – Trombone, Flugel Horn, Horns, Trumpet
Jim Horn – Horns, Tenor Sax, Baritone Sax, Bass Sax, Recorder
Dick Hyde – Horns
Don Menza – Horns
Milt Holland – Percussion (1, 4, 7, 8, 11)
Abigail Haness – Background Vocals
Brenda Gordon – Background Vocals
Brian Russell – Background Vocals

Produced by Neil Sedaka & Robert Appère

Artie Butler – String Arrangements, String Conduction
Jim Horn and Chuck Findley – Horn Arrangements

Robert Appère – Engineer

Recording Studio:
Clover Recording Studios, Hollywood (November/December 1973)

Ian Murray – Art Direction
Grant Smith & John Anderson of Wade Wood Associates – Design, Illustration
Barrie Wentzell – Photography

And thanks for all encouragement and help by friends old and new.

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Vonda Shepard – Heart And Soul/New Songs From Ally McBeal
Sony Music Soundtrax BK 63915 (1999)

1 – Read Your Mind
2 – 100 Tears Away
3 – Someday We’ll Be Together
4 – To Sir, With Love (Duet With Al Green)
5 – Sweet Inspiration
6 – Crying
7 – Vincent (Starry Starry Night)
8 – What Becomes Of The Brokenhearted
9 – World Without Love
10 – Confetti
11 – Baby, Don’t You Break My Heart Slow (Duet with Emily Saliers of The Indigo Girls)*
12 – This Is Crazy Now*
13 – This Old Heart Of Mine (Is Weak For You)
14 – I Know Him By Heart

Note: Tracks 10, 11 and 12 are taken from the “At 7:30” album (see below).

Vonda Shepard – Vocals, Piano, Guitars, Background Vocals
Leland Sklar – Bass (11, 12)*
Davey Faragher – Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 11, 13)
Jimmy Haslip – Bass
Jim Hanson – Bass
Pete Thomas – Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, 12), Percussion (6, 8, 9, 11),
Additional Drums (6), Additional Drum Kit (8)
Fritz Lewak – Drums
Andy Kamman – Drums (6, 8), Additional Drums (12), Percussion (12)
Val McCallum – Guitars, Additional Guitars, Electric Guitars, Acoustic Guitar,
Background Vocals
Bruce Watson – Guitars
Michael Landau – Guitars
Mitchell Froom – Electric Harpsichord, Piano, Hammond B-3, Wurlitzer, Clavinet,
Orchestra Bells, Accordion, Harmonium, Chamberlain, Claviola, Celeste
Jeff Young – Wurlitzer, B-3, Piano, Background Vocals
Neil Larsen – Piano
Greg Leisz – Pedal Steel
Suzie Katayama – Cello
Martin Tillman – Cello
Matthew Funes – Viola
Joel Derouin – Violin
Charles Bisharat – Violin
Ed Stein – Violin
Gerry Hilera – Violin
Al Green – Vocal
Emily Saliers – Vocal
Lynn Davis – Background Vocals
Syrena Smith – Background Vocal
Vatrena King – Background Vocal
Renee Goldsberry – Background Vocal

Produced by Vonda Shepard (3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 13, 14)
Produced by Vonda Shepard and Mitchell Froom (10, 11, 12)
Produced by Mitchell Froom and Vonda Shepard (1, 2)
David E. Kelley – Executive Producer

Mitchell Froom – String Arrangements (2, 6), 11th Hour Arrangements

John Paterno – Recording Engineer
Paul Dieter – Recording Engineer
Nathaniel Kunkel – Additional Recording Engineer
Eddie Delena – Additional Recording Engineer
John Turner – Additional Recording Engineer
Adam Samuels – Assistant Engineer
Nathan Burden – Assistant Engineer
John Soroensen – Assistant Engineer
Alan Sanderson – Assistant Engineer
John Tyree – Assistant Engineer
Jeff Burns – Assistant Engineer
Greg Burn – Assistant Engineer
Mike Scottela – Assistant Engineer
Greg Collins – Assistant Engineer
John Nelson – Assistant Engineer
Tony Flores – Assistant Engineer
Lior Goldenberg – Assistant Engineer
Rob Brill – Assistant Engineer
Mark Johnson – Assistant Engineer
Sebastian Haimerl – Assistant Engineer

Recording Studios:
The Sound Factory
Conway
Oceanway
Groove Masters

Bob Clearmountain – Mixing Engineer
David Boucher – Mixing Assistant

Mixing Studio:
Mix This!!

Bob Ludwig – Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Gateway Mastering

Coco Shinomiya/Monster X – Design
Pamela Springsteen – Photography (except series stills)
Brett Freedman – Hair and Make-Up for Vonda Shepard
Ricci DeMartino – Stylist for Vonda Shepard
Victor Vidal – Hair for Calista Flockhart
Collier Strong – Make-Up for Calista Flockhart
Lynn Bugai – Stylist for Calista Flockhart
George Blodwell – Stylist for Calista Flockhart

Management for Vonda Shepard: Gellman Management/Gail A. Gellman, Malibu, California

Hellen Park – Executive Assistant to Vonda Shepard and Gail A. Gellman, Album
Coordinator, Music Coordinator
Gail A. Gellman – Album Coordinator, Music Coordinator
Malcolm Wiseman – Album Coordinator, Music Coordinator
Gary Gilbert – Album Coordinator, Music Coordinator
Jeffrey Kramer – Album Coordinator, Music Coordinator
Pam Wisne – Album Coordinator, Music Coordinator

A very special thanks to the following people: David E. Kelley, Gail Gellman, Val McCallum, Davey Faragher, Jeff Young, Pete Thomas, Calista Flockhart, the cast of Ally McBeal, Gary Gilbert, Malcolm Wiseman, Jeffrey Kramer, Mitchell Froom, Ben Bernstein, Bob Clearmountain, Emily Saliers, Al Green, John Paterno, Paul Dieter, Steve Robin, Pam Wisne, Hellen Park, Jesse Greenspan, Glen Brunman, Lenny Beer, Dennis Lavinthal, Sue Bech, Micchelle Pfeiffer, Paul Gordon, Danny Lux, David Boucher, Laurie Gorman and my family. The producers and crew of Ally McBeal. Polly Anthony and the staff of Sony 550 Music. All of the musicians, engineers and assistants who worked on this album.

Fox would like to thank: Glen Brunman, Geoff Bywater, Tom Cavanaugh, Kelly Cline, Veronica Coleman, Cheston Contaoi, Carol Farhat, Ellen Ginsburg, Lance Grode, Mary Ann Johnson, Robert Kraft, Barbara Lehn, Jeffrey Taylor Light, Mary Jo Mennella, Cathy Merenda, Jo Ann Orgel, Scott Pascucci, Debbie Patton, Craig Renwick, Kelly Schwanke, Darleen Swanson, Sona Tolani, Lisa Wasiak, Jonathan Watkins, Pam Wisne, Laura Ziffren

Carol Fahrat – Music Coordinator for Twentieth Century Fox Television
Robert Kraft – Project Coordinator for Twentieth Century Fox
Geoff Bywater – Project Coordinator for Twentieth Century Fox
Lance Grode – Project Coordinator for Twentieth Century Fox
Tom Cavanaugh – Project Coordinator for Twentieth Century Fox.

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Vonda Shepard – By 7:30
Jacket Records JAC 222-2 (1999)

1 – By 7:30
2 – Mercy*
3 – Clear
4 – Sail On By
5 – Confetti
6 – Cross To Bear
7 – This Is Crazy Now*
8 – Baby, Don’t You Break My Heart Slow (Duet with Emily Saliers of The Indigo Girls)*
9 – You And Me
10 – Venus Is Breaking
11 – Newspaper Wife
12 – Soothe Me
13 – Souvenir

Note: Leland Sklar and Davey Faragher share Bass Player credits on track 8.

Vonda Shepard – Vocals, Piano, Drum Program, Acoustic Guitar, Electric
Guitar, Wurlitzer, Background Vocals
Leland Sklar – Bass (2, 7, 8)*
Tony Levin – Rubberband Bass (Calamari Bass), Bass
Davey Faragher – Bass (4, 8)
Jim Hanson – Bass
Jerry Marotta – Drums, Percussion
Andy Kamman – Drums (2), Additional Drums (7), Additional Percussion (7)
Pete Thomas – Drums (3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 11), Percussion (2, 8), Drum Loop
Val McCallum – Acoustic Guitar, 12 String Guitar, Electric Guitars, Balalika,
Additional Acoustic Guitar
Michael Landau – Guitars
Mitchell Froom – Moog Bass, Indian Harmonium, Keyboards, Piano, Claviola,
Hammond B-3, Harmonium, Portative Organ, Penny Owsley, Optigon,
Backwards Piano
Greg Leisz – Pedal Steel
Garo Yellin – Cello
Jane Scarpantoni – Cello
Mark Feldman – Violin
Lorenza Ponce – Violin
Matthew Pierce – Viola
David Gold – Viola
Aaron Heick – Clarinet
Charlie Guardino – Accordian
Emily Saliers – Vocal

Produced by Mitchell Froom & Vonda Shepard (1, 3, 4, 6, 10, 12, 13)
Produced by Vonda Shepard & Mitchell Froom (2, 5, 7, 8, 9, 11)

Mitchell Froom – String Arrangements (2, 12), Ensemble Arrangement (13)

John Paterno – Recording Engineer
Husky Hoskulds – Recording Engineer
Nathaniel Kunkel – Additional Recording Engineer
Paul Dieter – Additional Recording Engineer
Josh Turner – Assistant Recording Engineer
Juan Garcia – Assistant Recording Engineer
Mark Willsher – Assistant Recording Engineer
John Nelson – Assistant Recording Engineer
Greg Burns – Assistant Recording Engineer

Recording Studios:
The Sound Factory in L.A.
The Magic Shop in N.Y.C.
Oceanway in L.A.
Conway in L.A.

Bob Clearmountain – Mixing Engineer
David Boucher – Mixing Assistant

Mixing Studio:
Mix This!!

Gerry Wenner – Photography
Ria Lewerke – Art Direction, Design
Norman Moore – Art Direction, Design
Brett Freedman – Hair, Makeup
Stephanie Wolf – Stylist
Julie Larson – Album Coordination

Management: Gellman Management/Gail A. Gellman/Malibu, CA.

“My deepest gratitude goes out to the following people”: Gail Gellman, Gary Gilbert, Malcolm Wiseman, Mitchell Froom, David E. Kelly, Michelle Pfeiffer, Jeffrey Kramer, Jessie Greenspan, Eric Paulson, Bob Clearmountain, Lenny Beer, Dennis Lavinthal, Julia Trainor, Laurie Gorman, Jim Chiado, Ian Dealhoy, Lori O’Brien, Val McCallum, Andy Kamman, Davey Faragher, Pete Thomas, Tony Levin, Jerry Marotta, Leland Sklar, Jeff Young, John Paterno, Husky Hoskulds, Soupie Bech, Emily Saliers, Amy Ray, Leslie Zweben, Hellen Park, Bess Halberg, Bonnie Faragher, Shelli McCallum, Jim Hanson, Michael Landau, Paul Dieter, Nathaniel Kunkel, John Langenstein, Scott Sokol, Vicki Wenzel, John Dittmar, Gerry Wenner, Amy Reeves, Brett Freedman, Hal Cragin, Paul Gordon, Helen Gellman, Lou Perotta, Steve Robin, the cast, crew, producers and assistants at Ally McBeal, everyone at Navarre Corporation, Momaire, Shep Whitey, Bri, Meenie and Loopy. “Thank you all for your kindness, generosity and talent!!!”

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An updated entry for The Section's album discography..

The Section – Fork It Over
Capitol ST-11656 (1977)

Side One

1 – Suckers On Parade*
2 – L.A. Changes*
3 – Street Pizza*
4 – Hamsters Of Doom*
5 – Bad Shoes*

Side Two

6 – Moon Over Fontana*
7 – Rainbows*
8 – White Water*
9 – Magnetic Lady*

Leland Sklar – Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)*, Vocal (5)*
Russ Kunkel – Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9), Field Drums (1), Vocal (5),
Percussion (5, 8)
Danny Kortchmar – Guitar (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9), Field Drum (1), Acoustic
Guitar (4), Vocal (5)
Craig Doerge – Oberheim Polyphonic (1, 2, 4, 6, 8), Rhodes Piano (1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7,
8, 9), Minimoog (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 9), Organ (3), Vocal (5), Acoustic Piano (8)
Jim Horn – Tenor Sax (3), Alto Sax (3), Flute (7), Piccolo (7)
Chuck Findley – Trumpet (3)
David Sanborn – Alto Sax (8), Lyricon (8)
Steve Forman – Percussion (2, 4)
Joe Lala – Congas (7), Timbales (7), Percussion (7)
Judy Henske – Lyricist (5)
James Taylor – Vocals (5)
David Crosby – Vocals (9)

Produced by The Section

Matt Hyde – Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Rick Moody – Assistant Engineer
Skip Saylor – Assistant Engineer
Michael Boshears – Assistant Engineer

Recording Studios (during February, March and April 1977):
United Western Studios, Los Angeles
Sunset Sound Studios , Los Angeles

Wally Traugott – Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Capitol Records, Inc.

A special thanks to Ian Underwood for his Oberheim knowledge
Special thanks to Rupert Perry and John Palladino
Thanks also to Robert Appère, Greg Fischbach, Phil Ames, Nick Ben-Meir, R&R Express

Roy Kohara – Art Direction
Dave Willardson & Star Studios – Illustration
Jim Shea – Photography.

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The Section – Forward Motion
Warner Bros. BS-2714 (1973)

Side One

1 – Smilin’ Ed*
2 – El Mirador Bolero*
3 – A Kind Of Albatross*
4 – One Drum
5 – Bullet Train*

Side Two

6 – Forward Motion*
7 – Baby Lamé*
8 – Get Down, Piltdown*
9 – The Garden Of Ryoanji*
10 – Burning Bush*

Leland Sklar – Bass (1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)*
Russ Kunkel – Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10), Percussion, Acoustic Guitar (9),
Marimba (9)
Danny Kortchmar – Guitar, Acoustic Guitar (9)
Craig Doerge – Pianos, Moog, Organ

Sergio and Lee Pastora – Percussion (1)
“Get Down, Piltdown” is a bass solo by Leland Sklar

Produced by The Section and Robert Appère

Robert Appère – Recording Engineer
Bobby Bernstein – Recording Assistant

Recording Studio:
Clover Recording Studio in Los Angeles, California (between April and May of 1973)

Bernie Grundman – Mastering Engineer

Ed Caraeff – Front Cover Photography
Russ Kunkel – Back Cover Photography
Leah Kunkel – Back Cover Photography
Abigale Haness – Back Cover Photography
Joel – Back Cover Photography
Cal Schenkel – Album Design.

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The Section – The Section
Warner Bros. BS-2661 (1972)

Side One

1 – Second ° (AKA: Second Degree)*
2 – Same Old Same Old*
3 – Sporadic Vacuums Of Thought*
4 – Sitting On The Dock Of The Bay*
5 – Holy Frijoles*

Side Two

6 – Doing The Meatball*
7 – Swan Song*
8 – Thing What Is*
9 – Mah-Hoo-Dah-Vah*
10 – Zippo Dippo*

Leland Sklar – Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)*
Russ Kunkel – Drums, Percussion
Danny Kortchmar – Guitar
Craig Doerge (say Durgee) – Keyboards

Special Thanks to Michael Brecker – Soprano, Tenor, Flute

Produced by The Section and Robert Appère

Robert Appère – Recording Engineer

Recording Studio:
Clover Recorders

Gary Burden – Art Direction, Design (for R. Twerk)
Tom Kelley – Photography
Rick Griffin – Poster Drawing

Pies baked by Annette Burden

Special Thanks to Peter Asher Management Inc.

Respectfully dedicated to rhythm sections everywhere.

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Ray Charles – My World
Warner Bros. 9 26735-2 (1993) – US CD
Warner Bros. 7599-26735-1 (1993) – EU LP

Side One

1 – My World
2 – A Song For You*
3 – None Of Us Are Free
4 – So Help Me God
5 – Let Me Take Over

Side Two

6 – One Drop Of Love
7 – If I Could
8 – Love Has A Mind Of Its Own
9 – I’ll Be There
10 – Still Crazy After All These Years

Ray Charles – Vocals, Synth Guitar Solo
Lee Sklar – Bass (2)*
Abe Laboriel – Bass
Jimmy Johnson – Bass
Steve Gadd – Drums (2)
Vinnie Colaiuta – Drums
Jeff Porcaro – Drums (7, 10)
Shaun LaBelle – Drum Program, Synth Bass, Bass, Clavinet, Drum & Percussion
Programming, Keyboards
Rob Chiarelli – Additional Drum Programming
Donny Nguyen – Drum & Percussion Programming for Peace Productions
Enrico De Paoli – Additional Percussion Programming, Additional Programming,
Additional Drum Programming
John “Blackjack” Levy – Drum & Percussion Programming, Synth Horns
Carl King – Drum Programming, Percussion Programming, Synthesizer
Programming
Tommy Organ – Guitar
Eric Clapton – Guitar Solo
Paul Jackson Jr. – Guitar
James Harrah – Guitars
Greg Phillinganes – Piano (2, 7, 10)
Jimmy Cox – Piano
Billy Preston – Organ, Clavinet, Hammond B-3
Steve Lindsey – Synths, Wurlitzer, Synth Horns
Barry Mann – Synthesizers
Guy Moon – Synthesizers
Bob Thiele Jr. – String Synths
Jud J. Friedman – Keyboards, String Synths
Dan Farrow – Keyboards
Randy Kerber – Additional Synths, Synthesizers, Organ
Chuckii Booker – Synth Bass
Khris Kellow – Synth Bass
Tom Snow – Synth Bass
Randy Waldman – Guitar Synth
Lee Thornburg – Horns
Doug Norwine – Horns, Sax Solo
Paulinho da Costa – Conga, Tambourine
Mavis Staples – Background Vocals
Billy Valentine – Background Vocal
Joey Diggs – Background Vocal
June Pointer – Background Vocals
Jean McClain – Background Vocals
Lisa Frazier – Background Vocal
Phil Roy – Background Vocal
Karen Grant – Background Vocal
Brenda Russell – Background Vocal
Phil Perry – Background Vocal
Maxanne Lewis – Background Vocal
Maxi Anderson – Background Vocal
Alex Brown – Background Vocal
Valerie Pinkston-Mayo – Background Vocals
Oren Waters – Background Vocal
Yvonne Williams – Background Vocal
Monalisa Young – Background Vocals
Terry Young – Background Vocal
Tata Vega – Background Vocal
Rosie Stone – Background Vocal, Vocal Ad Libs in Vamp
Portia Griffin – Background Vocal
Alfie Silas – Background Vocals
Carmen Twittie – Background Vocal
Sharon Wallace – Background Vocal
Arnold McCuller – Background Vocal

Produced by Richard Perry
Benny Medina – Executive Producer
Phil Roy & Bob Thiele Jr. – Associate Producers (1)
Jud J. Friedman – Associate Producer (4)
Carl King – Associate Producer (6)
Shaun LaBelle – Associate Producer (9)

Jeremy Lubbock – String Arrangements (2, 7, 10), String Conduction (2, 7, 10),
Horn Arrangement (10), Horn Conduction (10)
Barry Mann – Song Co-Arrangement (3)
Richard Perry – Song Co-Arrangements (3, 6, 9)
Carl King – Song Co-Arrangement (6)
Shaun LaBelle – Song Co-Arrangement (9)
Lee Thornburg – Horn Arrangement (3)

Bev Jones – Recording Engineer (1)
Enrico De Paoli – Recording Engineer (1, 5, 6, 8, 9), Assistant Recording Engineer
(4)
Mike (Michael) Brooks – Recording Engineer (1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9), Additional Mix
(5), Mixing Engineer (8)
Richard Cottrell – Recording Engineer (2, 5, 6, 7)
Alejandro Rodriguez – Recording Engineer (2), Mix Assistant (2)
Steve Macmillan – Recording Engineer (2)
John “Tokes” Potoker – Recording Engineer (3, 7, 10)
Chris Hufford – Recording Engineer (3)
Leanne Unger (sic) – Recording Engineer (3)
Dee Robb – Recording Engineer (4, 9)
Dave Brown – Recording Engineer (4, 10)
Al Schmitt – Recording Engineer (7)
Matt Westfield – Assistant Recording Engineer (1, 3, 8)
Scott Ralston – Assistant Recording Engineer (1, 2, 5)
Erich Gobel – Assistant Recording Engineer (3, 4, 9)
Bill Smith – Assistant recording Engineer (3, 7)
Mike Gibson – Assistant Recording Engineer (4)
Eric Behrend – Assistant Recording Engineer (5), Mix Assistant (8)
Ray Blair – Assistant Recording Engineer (7, 10)

Recording Studios:
Cherokee
House Of Soul
Capitol
Summa
Studio Ultimo
Peter Rafelson Studio

Rob Chiarelli – Mixing Engineer (1)
Humberto Gatica – Mixing Engineer (2, 4)
Richard Perry – Mixing Engineer (2, 9), Additional Mix (5)
Dave O’Donnell – Mixing Engineer (3)
Goh Hotoda – Mixing Engineer (5)
Bobby Brooks – Mixing Engineer (6, 9)
Carmen Rizzo – Mixing Engineer (7, 10)
Bino Espinoza – Mix Assistant (2, 4, 7, 10)
Craig Brock – Mix Assistant (3, 5, 6)
Kyle Bes – Mix Assistant (5)
Brandon Harris – Mix Assistant (9)
Jeff Graham – Mix Assistant (10)
Scott Schiff – Mix Assistant

Mixing Studios:
Record One (1)
Andora Studios (2, 4, 7, 10)
Record Plant (3, 6)
Summa (5)
Cherokee Recording Studios (8)
Signet Sound (9)

Brian Gardner – Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Bernie Grundman Mastering

Julie Larson – A&R Management & Coordination

The Producer Wishes To Thank: Ray Charles, Mo Ostin, Benny Medina, The Songwriters, Musicians and Engineers, Abe Somer, Linda Goldner Perry, Mike Brooks, Ben McCarthy, Julie Larson

Ben McCarthy – Assistant to Richard Perry
Jeri Heiden – Art Direction
Deborah Norcross – Art Direction
P. Scott Makela Words + Pictures for Business + Culture – Design
Mark Hanauer – Photography.

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european vynil catalog # and side one/side two breakdown: thanks to Jonas Boeskov

The Manhattan Transfer – The Offbeat Of Avenues
Columbia Sony 47079 (1991) - US

Side One

1 – The Offbeat Of Avenues
2 – Sassy
3 – 10 Minutes Till The Savages Come
4 – What Goes Around Comes Around
5 – Blue Serenade
6 – Gentleman With A Family

Side Two

7 – Women In Love
8 – A World Apart
9 – Confide In Me*
10 – The Quietude (Encuentro De Animales)
11 – Blues For Pablo

Cheryl Bentyne – Vocals
Tim Hauser – Vocals, Sandpaper Blocks
Alan Paul – Vocals
Janis Siegel – Vocals
Lee Sklar – Bass (9)*
Bill Bodine – Bass, Synthesizer, Programming
Alec Milstein – Slap Bass
Alex Blake – Bass
Harvie Swartz – Bass
Jeff Porcaro – Drums (9)
John Robinson – Drums
Grady Tate – Drums
Connie Kay – Drums
Bobby Z – Drum Programming
Jamie Glaser – Guitar
Herb Pedersen – Acoustic Guitar
Ian Prince – Synthesizers, Programming
John Beasley – Synthesizer
Jeff Lorber – Synthesizers, Drum Programming, Programming
Les Pierce – Synthesizers, Programming
Chuck Jonkey – Synthesizers, Programming, Sitar, Ethnic Percussion
Gerald O’ Brien – Programming, Synthesizers
Don Freeman – Programming, Synthesizers
Larry Williams – Programming (9), Saxophone
Erik Hanson – Programming Assistant (9)
Mark Isham – Programming, Synthesizers, Trumpet
Yaron Gershovsky – Acoustic Piano
Mike Finnigan – B-3 Organ
Richard Elliot – Tenor Sax
Bob Sheppard – Saxophone
Peter Christlieb – Saxophone
Jerry Hey – Trumpet
Gary Grant – Trumpet
Lew Soloff – Trumpet Solo
Dirty Dozen Brass Band (Gregory Davis, Efrem Towns, Kevin Harris, Roger Lewis,
Kirk Joseph, Charles Joseph) – Horns
Kirk Joseph – Tuba Solo
Hector Vargas – Zamponia & Quena
Frank Colon – Ethnic Percussion
Angelica Azero – Narrative

Produced by Tim Hauser
Executive Producer: John Cutcliffe

Produced by:
Tim Hauser and Ian Prince (1, 5)
Tim Hauser (2, 6, 9, 10, 11)
Tim Hauser and Jeff Lorber (3)
Tim Hauser and Les Pierce (4, 8)
Tim Hauser and Don Freeman (7)
Gerald O’ Brien – Additional Production (6)

Cheryl Bentyne – Vocal Co-Arrangement (1), Vocal Arrangement (6)
Janis Siegel – Vocal Arrangements (2, 3), Vocal Co-Arrangements (7, 8), Vocal Adaptation (11)
Alan Paul – Vocal Co-Arrangement (4), Vocal Arrangement (10), Music Co-
Arrangement (10)
Ian Prince – Vocal Co-Arrangement (1), Music Arrangements (1, 5)
Les Pierce – Vocal Co-Arrangements (4, 7), Music Arrangements (4, 8)
Van Dyke Parks – Vocal Arrangement (5)
David Pack – Vocal Co-Arrangement (8)
Mervyn Warren – Vocal Arrangement (9)
Bill Bodine – Music Arrangement (2)
Jeff Lorber – Music Arrangement (3)
Gerald O’ Brien – Music Arrangement (6)
Don Freeman – Music Arrangement (7)
Larry Williams – Music Arrangement (9), Horn Arrangement (9)
Chuck Jonkey – Music Co-Arrangement (10)
Mark Isham – Music Arrangement (11)
Jerry Hey – Horn Arrangement (2)
Gregory Davis – Horn Arrangement (5)
Mark Lopeman – Original Transcription (11)

Gary Lux – Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Ken Felton – Assistant Engineer
Steven Miller – Additional Engineering
Elliot Peters – Additional Engineering
Ted Blaisdell – Additional Engineering
Steve Krause – Additional Engineering
Marnie Riley – Second Engineer
Leslie Ann Jones – Second Engineer
Chuck Jonkey – Jungle Sounds Recordist (on DAT tape machine in the Deep
Amazon at Atun Cocha, Peru) (10)

Recording Studios:
Los Angeles:
Studio 55
Devonshire Studios
Conway Recording Studios
Minneapolis:
Paisley Park Studios
New York:
RPM Studios

Mixing Studios:
Conway Recording Studios
Capitol Recording Studios

Bernie Grundman – Mastering Engineer for Bernie Grundman Mastering

Ivy Skoff – Production Coordination

Management: Avnet Management/Gold Mountain Entertainment; Brian Avnet
and John Cutcliffe
Booking Agent: Triad Artists; Richard Rosenberg and David Snyder
For Columbia Records:
A&R – Bobby Colomby and Jay Landers

Tom Gibson – Product Manager
Nancy Donald – Art Direction
D. Gorton – Photographer

Special Thanks To: Don Ienner, Tommy Mottola, Jay Landers, Bobby Colomby, Brian Avnet, John Cutcliffe, Michael Rosenfeld, Barry Menes, Paul Menes and Marvin Goodfriend.

Thanks To: Corey Allen, Angelica Azero, Toni Basil, David Batteau, Bill Bodine, Johnny Capp, Logan Davis, Mimi DeBlasio, Nancy Donald, Robert Edwards, Donald Fagen, Ken Felton, Don “Per Einer” Freeman, Rick Garcia, Tom Gibson, D. Gorton, Basie “Lalo” Hauser, Lori Hauser, Mark Isham, Chuck Jonkey, Marc Jordan, Jeff Lorber, Gary Lux, Nancy Lyons, Carl Malone, Tom Martin, James Murray (Panasonic), Gerald O’ Brien, David Pack, Panolog Computer Guides, Van Dyke Parks, Arielle Paul, Angela Paul, Martiza Mirna Peres, Keely Pickering, Les Pierce, Ian Prince, Marcus Pulsivar, Lisa Reardon, Debbie Sadlouskos, Ivy Skoff, Michael Skoletsky, Brock Walsh, Mervyn Warren, Jack White, Reggie Wiggins, Bob Willcox, Larry Williams and Alicia Winfield. Everyone at Devonshire Studios: Dave, Dee, Kelly, Craig, Pete, Marlyn, Scott, and Conway Studios: Buddy, Jill, Charlene, Marnie and Craig.

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side one/side two breakdown: thanks to Alexander Filip

Patrick Simmons – Arcade
Elektra 60225 (1983) - US

Side One

1 – Out On The Streets*
2 – So Wrong
3 – Don’t Make Me Do It
4 – Why You Givin’ Up*
5 – Too Long

Side Two

6 – Knocking At Your Door*
7 – If You Want A Little Love
8 – Have You Seen Her
9 – Sue Sad*
10 – Dream About Me

Patrick Simmons – Lead Vocals, Guitars, Solo, Background Vocals, Guitar
Synthesizer Solos, Lead Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Electronic Percussion (6),
Backing Guitar, Guitar Synthesizer
Lee Sklar – Bass (1, 4, 6, 9)*
Dennis Belfield – Bass
Willie Weeks – Bass
Mike Baird – Drums (1, 4, 6, 9, 10)
Mr. Roland – Drums
Jack White – Drum Synthesizer Programming
Rick Schlosser – Drums
John McFee – Lead Guitar
Chris Thompson – Guitars, Lead Vocals, Vocals, Backing Vocals
Jeff Baxter – Guitar, Guitar Solo
Jude Cole – Guitars
Mike McDonald – Synthesizers, Backing Vocals, Fender Rhodes
Bill Payne – Fender Rhodes
Alan Pasqua – Synthesizers, Organ
Victor Feldman – Piano, Electric Piano, Marimbas, Percussion, Fender Rhodes,
Grand Piano
Patrick Henderson – Organ, Clavinet, Keyboards, Hammond Organ
Nicky Hopkins – Piano
Ted Templeman – Clavinet
Brian Mann – Synthesizer
Tower Of Power – Horns
Cornelius Bumpus – Sax Solo
Greg Adams – Trumpet Solo
Marc Russo – Sax Solo
Bobby La Kind – Percussion (4, 9), Congas
Pat – Handclaps
Ti – Handclaps
Bill – Handclaps
Chris – Handclaps
Mark Brown – Handclaps
JR – Handclaps
Tom Johnston – Vocals
John Elefante – Backing Vocals
David Pack – Backing Vocals
The Gorilla Sisters: Amy Holland, Maureen McDonald, Kathy Walker – Backing
Vocals
Jeff Wilson – Backing Vocals
Anne-Marie Leclerc – Backing Vocals

Produced by John Ryan for Chicago Kid Productions
Co-Produced by Ted Templeman (3, 5, 7, 8)

David Campbell – String Arrangements (4, 10)
Greg Adams – String Arrangements (8)

Mark Smith – Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Bill Koepnick – Assistant Engineer
Ray Leonard – Assistant Engineer, Assistant Remix Engineer (1)
Chris Minto – Remix Engineer (1)
Duane Scott – Remix Engineer (4)
Don Landee – Recording Engineer (with Steven McManus) (3, 5, 7, 8)

Recording Studio:
Sound City Studios

Jeff Sanders – Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Kendun Recorders

Mark Brown – Guitar Technician

Michèle Benson – Photographer
Coro/Ung – Design

Special Thanks To: Bruce Cohn, Diane, Joe Smith, the Doobie Brothers and the Crew, Mark Brown, David Gest, Paula and Robin, Michael McDonald, Chris Thompson, Bob Gordon, Kathy Nelson and Carol Miller and Linda Patrick, Leslie Wiener, Don Yost, Terry Ryan, Dan Weiner, Fred Bohlander, Paul Goldman, and all at Monterey Peninsula Artists, and the Santa Cruz Beach and Boardwalk, MSH, Sheila Hagen, Diana, and to all my family and friends who made this possible.

Management: Bruce Cohn

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Eliot Morris – What’s Mine Is Yours
Universal Motown B0007299-02 (2006) – US CD
Universal Motown B0008284-02 (2006) – US CD issue with 3 bonus acoustic tracks

1 – The Infancy Of Us*
2 – Balancing The World*
3 – Fault Line*
4 – The Moment You Believe*
5 – No One Has To Know*
6 – This Colorful World*
7 – I Will Try*
8 – Anyway*
9 – Will She Ever Fall In Love Again?*
10 – Novocain*
11 – Love Rescue Me*

Bonus Acoustic Tracks:

12 – Fortunate Son
13 – Love Me Today
14 – No One Has To Know

Note: Eliot Morris appears to be the only musician performing on the three acoustic bonus tracks (12, 13, 14).

Eliot Morris – Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Leland Sklar – Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)*, Percussion (3)*
Victor Indrizzo – Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11), Percussion (6)
Joey Waronker – Drums (5)
James Harrah – Guitar
David Lindley – Lap Steel Guitar
Ilya Toshinsky – Guitar, Banjo
Blake Mills – Rhythm Guitar
Val McCallum – Electric Guitar
Jeff Trott – Guitar
Craig Doerge – Piano, B3
Patrick Warren – Harmonium, Chamberlin, Keyboards
David Immergluck – Pedal Steel Guitar, Mandolin
Lisa Germano – Violin, Background Vocal
Chris Thile – Mandolin, Background Vocal
Tony Berg – Tamboura, Additional Piano
Luis Conte – Percussion (2, 7, 8, 11)
Bekka Bramlett – Background Vocals, Percussion (4)
Glen Phillips – Background Vocals
Sara Watkins – Background Vocal
Sean Watkins – Background Vocals
Gemma Hayes – Background Vocal
Inara George – Background Vocals
Taylor Goldsmith – Background Vocal

Strings:
Eric Gorfain – 1st Violin
Daphne Chen – 2nd Violin
Leah Katz – Viola
Richard Dodd – Cello

Produced by Tony Berg
Gary Gersh – Executive Producer
Conrad Rafield – Co-Executive Producer

Patrick Warren – String Arrangement (5)

Joe Chiccarelli – Recording Engineer
Steven Rhodes – Recording Engineer
Tony Berg – Recording Engineer
Thomas Berg – Additional Engineering

Recording Studios:
Cello Studios (tracks)
Ocean Way Studios (tracks)
Zeitgeist Studio (overdubs)

Bob Clearmountain – Mixing Engineer

Mixing Studio:
Mix This! Studios, Los Angeles, CA

Bob Ludwig – Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Gateway Mastering Studios, Portland, ME

Michele Simon – A&R Coordinator
Aimee Nadeau – A&R Coordinator
Eloise Bryan – A&R Administration
Gillian Russell – A&R Administration
Management: Moir-Borman Entertainment, Santa Monica, CA. Barbara Rose, Gary Borman, Steve Moir
Legal: J. Reid Hunter – Serling Rooks & Ferrara – New York City
Agency: Creative Artist Agency – Darin Murphy, Brett Saliba
Fan Club: www.eliotmorris.com

James Minchin III – Photography
Additional photos courtesy of Eliot Morris
Eliot Morris – Cover Concept
Joe Spix – Art Direction & Design

“(…)Thanks to all who have participated in my life and in this effort, especially: God (…), All family and friends, including but not limited to: Lee, Susan, Madison, Eliot, Ted, Gillian, David, Alex & Thomas Morris, Mom, Dad, Bill, Carole & Meg West. Conrad Rafield & family, Scott Register & family, Don VanCleave & family, Gary Gersh, Maria Gersh & family, Tony (T.K.) Berg, Cary Berg & family, Gary Borman, Barbara Rose, Steve Moir and everyone at Moir – Borman Entertainment, Darin Murphy, and all at CAA Nashville & Beverly Hills, Jill Wheeler and everyone at CIMS, Andy Cloninger, Ilya Toshinsky, Brian T. Murphy, Glen Phillips, Jeff Koval, Dan Wilson, Jason Rogoff, Deanne Hercht, Joe Chiccarelli, Bob Clearmountain, Andrew Kronfeld, Billy Zarro, Jill Capone, Joe Spix and everyone at Universal Motown Records. To all the amazing engineers, players, and singers who made this record what it is – I thank you”.

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revised - previously posted on August 5, 2008

Zulema – Ms. Z
Sussex SRA 8029 (1973)

Side One

1 – Giving Up*
2 – I Was So Wrong*
3 – I Was There*
4 – Tree*

Side Two

5 – You Changed On Me*
6 – Love Has Flown*
7 – Love Train*
8 – I’m Watchin’ You*
9 – Hold Back The Night*
10 – Telling The World Good-Bye*

Zulema Cusseaux – Vocals
Leland Sklar – Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)*
Ed Greene – Drums
Melvin (Wah-Wah Watson) Ragin – Guitar
Jay Grayden (sic) – Guitar
Dean Parks – Guitar
Robert White – Guitar
Miccho Leviey – Piano
Leanard Caston – Piano
Joe Sample – Clavinet
Paul Huebenon – Trumpet
Bobby Bryant – Trumpet
Oscar B. – Trumpet
Jimmy Henderson – Trombone
Tommy Shepard – Trombone
Ernie Watts – Saxophone
Jackie Kelso – Saxophone
Bill Green – Saxophone
Hollywood Strings – Strings
Carolyn Willis – Background
Julia Tillman – Background
Maxine Willard – Background

Produced by Bobby Taylor

Bobby Taylor & Gene Page – Arrangements
Zulema – Special Arrangements
Jack Shulman – Concert Master

Andrew Berliner – Recording Engineer, Re-mix Engineer

Recording Studio:
Crystal Sound Recorders, Hollywood, Calif.

Carl Overr – Art Director
Dave Bhang – Design
Mike Levins – Photography

“This album is dedicated to my mother Grace Rocha. Special dedication to Joe Gray”.

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Joshua Kadison – Delilah Blue
EMI E2-35100 – (1995)

1 – Listen To The Lambs
2 – The Gospel According To My Ol’ Man*
3 – Delilah Blue*
4 – Waiting In Green Velvet*
5 – Jus’ Like Brigitte Bardot*
6 – The Song On Neffertiti’s Radio (My Love)*
7 – Amsterdam*
8 – Rosie And Pauly*
9 – Take It On Faith*
10 – The Pearl*

Joshua Kadison – Vocals, Piano
Leland Sklar – Bass (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)*
Michael Baird – Drums
Dean Parks – Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Jack Holder – Electric Guitar
Joe Hardy – Acoustic Guitar
Mike Finnigan – Hammond B3
David Boruff – Saxophones
Luis Conté – Percussion
Lenny Castro – Percussion
Bridgette Bryant – Singer
Lynne Fiddmont-Linsey – Singer
Marva Hicks – Singer
April Allen – Singer
Andrea Hicks – Singer
Keera Trotter (ASK ME) – Singer
Alexandra Brown – Singer
Jacquelyn Gouché-Farris – Singer
Alfie Silas – Singer
Myrna Smith – Singer
Carmen Twillie – Singer
Edna Wright – Singer
Christine McEvilly – Singer

Produced by Joshua Kadison
Nick Bode – Executive Producer
Brian Koppelman – Artist and Repertoire

Joshua Kadison – Vocal Arrangements
Bridgette Bryant – Vocal Arrangements
Lynne Fiddmont-Linsey – Vocal Arrangements
Marva Hicks – Vocal Arrangements
ASK ME – Vocal Arrangement

Paul Buckmaster – String Arrangement (3), String Conductor (3)
David Campbell – String Arrangements (2, 7), String Conductor (2, 7)
Suzie Katayama – Contractor

Kevin Smith – Recording Engineer
Brett Swain – Assistant Engineer
Jeff Shannon – Assistant Engineer
Al Schmitt – Recording Engineer (strings)
Charlie Paakkari – Assistant Engineer (strings)
Joe Hardy – Mixing Engineer, Additional Overdubs
James “Left of” Senter – Assistant Mixing Engineer
Malcolm Springer – Assistant Mixing Engineer

Recording Studios:
O’ Henry Sound Studio, Burbank
Capitol Studios, Hollywood (strings)
Red Zone, Burbank (Additional Overdubs)
House Of Blues Studio, Memphis (Additional Overdubs)

Mixing Studio:
House Of Blues Studio, Memphis

Bob Ludwig – Mastering Engineer
Brian K. Lee – Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Gateway Mastering Studio, Portland

Ivy Skoff – Coordinator
Tom Nelson – Photography (for Tom Nelson Photography, Venice, CA)
Nick Bode – Art Direction
Management: Nick Bode for Nick Bode Management
Agent: Dennis Arfa for QBQ

Friends and Family: Ellis Kadison, David Kadison, Dominique Grillo, Nana, Victoria Stewart, Amy Koppelman, Barbara Cane, Peggy Miles, Kathryn Schenker, Michele Schweitzer, Rose Guzman, Nada Radojevic, Tom Nelson, Dorothy Wigert, Todd Gold and the Gold Family, David Licursi, David Williams, Alvino Bennett, Justin Meldal-Johnson, China Moreno, Rosario Charro Ruiz, Dawn Griffin, Peter Anton, Cathy Boyd, Katherine Stone, Dennis and the staff of QBQ, Don Engel, the staff at O’ Henry Sound Studio, Ivy Skoff, Dan Stone.

Thanks (EMI): Brian Koppelman, Charles Koppelman, Davitt Sigerson, Theresa Santisi, Laura Kuntz, Jayne Grodd, Dane Venable, Etoile Shapiro, Frances Pennington, Alison Bandier, Peter Napoliello and his entire staff, Adam Sexton, Helmut Fest, Ewrin Bach, Helmut Rucker, Marco Quirini, Birgit Rabs, Manuela Kohn, J.F. Cecillion, Aaron Moore, Mickey Soliani, all of the EMI family.

“This album is for my old man. Thank you for your gospel, Dad! You are a rare and wonderful human being and I am proud to be your son”.

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Joe Cocker – Heart & Soul
New Door Records/Universal B0003823-02 (2005) - USA

1 – One
2 – I (Who Have Nothing)*
3 – What’s Going On
4 – Chain Of Fools
5 – Maybe I’m Amazed
6 – I Keep Forgetting*
7 – I Put A Spell On You*
8 – Every Kind Of People
9 – Love Don’t Live Here Anymore
10 – Don’t Let Me Be Lonely
11 – Jealous Guy*
12 – Everybody Hurts

Bonus Track

13 – One - Live

Joe Cocker – Vocals
Lee Sklar – Bass (2, 6, 7, 11)*
Ray Neapolitan – Bass
Ray Brinker – Drums (2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 11)
Vinnie Colaiuta – Drums
Michael Thompson – Guitars
Mike Landau – Guitar
Dean Parks – Guitar, Nylon Guitar
Jeff Beck – Guitar Solo (2)
Shane Fontayne – Guitars
Steve Lukather – Guitar Solo (3, 5, 12)
Jeff “Skunk” Baxter – Guitar Solo (4)
Eric Clapton – Guitar Solo (7)
Bruce Gaitsch – Acoustic Guitar
Gene Black – Guitar
CJ Vanston – Track, Keyboards, Bass
Jerry Goodman – Violin Solo
Alexander Adhami – Santoor
Chris Tedesco – Trumpet
Bill Churchville – Trumpet
Bruce Eskovitz – Sax
Nick Lane – Trombone
Chris Botti – Trumpet
Rafael Padilla – Percussion
Bernie Barlow – Backing Vocals
Terry Dexter – Backing Vocals
C. C. White – Backing Vocals

Additional Musicians (track 13):

Il Novecento – Performer
Aidan Lawrence – Bass
Trevor Murrell – Drums
Laurie Wisefield – Guitar
Nick Milo – Piano
John Miles – Keyboard
Norbert Fimpel – Saxophone
Patrick De Smet – Percussion
Liv van Aelst – Backing Vocals
Marjolein Cheut – Backing Vocals
Hille Bemelmans – Backing Vocals

All Songs Produced and Arranged by CJ Vanston
Joe Cocker – Executive Producer
Roger Davies – Executive Producer
Ray Neapolitan – Executive Producer
Produced by Jan Van Esbroeck & Jan Vereecke (track 13)

Danielle Ondarza – Orchestra Contractor
Shelly Berg – Conductor
Tom Halm – Production Coordinator, Copyist
Franck van der Heijden – Orchestra Arrangement (track 13)
Robert Groslot – Conductor (track 13)

Marc Desisto – Recording Engineer
Greg Ladanyi – Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer (4, 6, 9, 10, 11, 12)
CJ Vanston – Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer (4, 6, 9, 10, 11, 12)
Bob Clearmountain – Mixing Engineer (1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8)
Kevin Harp – Assistant Engineer (Mix This), Pro Tools Editing
Bruce Monical – Assistant Engineer (Capitol Studios)
James Hoyson – Assistant Engineer (Capitol Studios)
Cris Wonzer – Assistant Engineer (Royaltone Studios)
Sixtus Oechsle – Sound Editing
Dave Carlock – Pro Tools Editing

Recording Studios:
Capitol Studios B
Royaltone Studios
The Treehouse

Track 13 recorded live during “Night Of The Proms 2004” in Antwerp, Belgium, on October 30, 2004

Doug Sax – Mastering Engineer
Robert Hadley – Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
The Mastering Lab

Jeri Heiden – Art Direction for SMOG Design
Ryan Corey – Design
John Heiden – Design
Joanne Jaworowski – Project Management
Kevin Westenberg – Photography
Christopher Wray-McCann – Photography
Adam Adams – Production Manager for UMe

Special Thanks To: Chris Briggs, Tony Wadsworth, Gary Haber, Gene Salomon, Jr.

CJ Vanston would like to thank: Tom Krajecki and Shure Microphones, Christopher Guest, Apple Computers and Emagic, Todd Lampe and Ilio Ent., Fred Z and Dangerous Music, BB Muse, Inc., Paula Salvatore at Capitol Studios, Tom Halm, David Cole, Greg Ladanyi and Tidal Wave Ent., Kathryn Danielle at AFM Local 47, all the musicians.

UMe Thanks To: Bruce Resnikoff, Bob Mercer, Richie Gallo, Pat Lawrence, Bill Levenson, Andy McKaie, Ken Patrick, Jeff Moskow, Sujata Murthy, Jay Gilbert, Elliot Kendall, Adam Starr, Kelly Martinez, Jerry Stine, Todd Nakamine, Cliff Feiman and Vartan.

Management: Roger Davies (for complete business management details please see cd booklet).

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Heroes & Friends – Packaging Cover

Heroes & Friends – CD Cover

Joe Cocker – Heroes & Friends
2005 Australian Tour Exclusive Edition
EMI 0946 3 43664 2 7 (2005) - AUS

Note: This is the “Heart & Soul” album minus the live ‘bonus track’ and with a different track order, issued in Australia as a double CD+DVD packaging to coincide with Joe Cocker’s 2005 Australian Tour.

Cd Tracks:

1 – What’s Going On
2 – Chain Of Fools
3 – One
4 – I Who Have Nothing*
5 – Maybe I’m Amazed
6 – I Keep Forgetting*
7 – I Put A Spell On You*
8 – Every Kind Of People
9 – Love Don’t Live Here Anymore
10 – Don’t Let Me Be Lonely
11 – Jealous Guy*
12 – Everybody Hurts

Lee Sklar – Bass (4, 6, 7, 11)*

Notes on credits:
a) Musicians credits are same as for the “Heart & Soul” album, with obvious difference in the corresponding track numbers.
b) Tom Halm is credited as Production Coordinator for Tidalwave Sound
c) CJ Vanston is not credited as Arranger.

DVD Contents:

The Best Of Joe Cocker Live
(Recorded Live In Dortmund in 1992)

1 – Intro - Cry Me A River
2 – Feelin’ Alright
3 – Hitchcock Railway
4 – Many Rivers To Cross
5 – Up Where We Belong
6 – I Can Hear The River
7 – Shelter Me
8 – Please No More
9 – Nightcalls
10 – Now That The Magic Has Gone
11 – You Can Leave Your Hat On
12 – When The Night Comes
13 – Love Is Alive
14 – Unchain My Heart
15 – Feels Like Forever
16 – With A Little Help From My Friends
17 – The Letter
18 – Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word
19 – You Are So Beautiful

Personnel:

Joe Cocker – Vocals
Warren McRae – Bass Guitar
Dan Hickey – Drums
John Miles – Guitar, Keyboards, Vocals
Phil Grande – Guitar
Chris Stainton – Keyboards
Deric Dyer – Sax, Keyboards, Percussion
Maxine Sharp – Vocals
Cydney Davis – Vocals

Director:

Roland Willaert

DVD Extra Features:

“Heart & Soul” Interview

An interview with Joe Cocker about the making of “Heart & Soul”

Joe Cocker Live In Cologne In 2002

1 – You Can’t Have My Heart
2 – Love Not War
3 – Never Tear Us Apart
4 – Midnight Without You
5 – Respect Yourself
6 – Everytime It Rains
7 – This Is Your Life
8 – Unchain My Heart

Personnel:

Joe Cocker – Vocals
Oneida James – Bass
Jack Bruno – Drums
Gene Bloch – Guitar
Mick Milo – Keyboards
Derik Dyer – Saxophone
Maxine Green – Vocals
Amy Keys – Vocals

Director:

Dennis Madden

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Joe Cocker – Greatest Hits
EMI Electrola 7243 4 97719 2 5 (1998) – Anthology CD EU

1 – Summer In The City
2 – Could You Be Loved
3 – The Simple Things
4 – N’Oubliez Jamais
5 – Have A Little Faith In Me
6 – What Becomes Of The Broken-Hearted*
7 – Don’t Let Me Be Misunderstood
8 – Delta Lady
9 – You Are So Beautiful
10 – That’s All I Need To Know (Live) – Duet with Eros Ramazzotti
11 – Let The Healing Begin
12 – Tonight
13 – Night Calls
14 – Don’t You Love Me Anymore
15 – When The Night Comes
16 – You Can Leave Your Hat On
17 – Unchain My Heart
18 – With A Little Help From My Friends (Live)

Note: Track 6 previously available only as a single (see credits below).

Joe Cocker – Vocals
Lee Sklar – Bass (6)*
Bob Feit – Bass
Hutch Hutchinson – Bass
Abraham Laboriel – Bass
Flavio Scopaz – Bass
Neal Stubenhaus – Bass
Randy Jackson – Bass
T.M. Stevens – Bass
Warren McRae – Bass
Jack Bruno – Drums
Kenny Aronoff – Drums, Percussion
Michael Baird – Drums (6, 16)
Jim Keltner – Drums, Percussion
Alfredo Golino – Drums
J.R. Robinson – Drums
David Beal – Drums, Percussion
Dan Hickey – Drums
Tim Pierce – Guitars, Solo
Michael Landau – Wha Wha Guitar, Guitar
Dean Parks – Acoustic Guitar, Guitar
Johnny Lee Schell – Electric Guitar
Claudio Guidetti – Guitar
Don Kirkpatrick – Guitar
Paul Warren – Guitar
Tony Joe White – Guitar
Mike Campbell – Guitar
Neal Schon – Guitar
Phil Grande – Guitar
Bryan Adams – Rhythm Guitar
Richie Zito – Guitar
Chris Stainton – Wurlitzer Piano, Piano, Hammond B3 Organ, Rhodes Piano,
Organ, Keyboards
CJ Vanston – Organ, Synthesizer, Hammond B3 Organ, Keyboards, Percussion,
Synthesized Harmonica Solo, Piano, Rhodes Piano, Accordion, Acoustic
Piano
Jamie Muhoberac – Synthesizer
Billy Preston – Hammond B3 Organ
Luca Scarpa – Keyboards
Steve Grove – Keyboards, Sax
Jeff Lorber – Keyboards
Jeff Levine – Piano, Keyboards
Arthur Barrow – Synthesizers, Bass
John Miles – Keyboards, Guitar
Greg Leisz – Dobro
Jeff Lynne – All Other Instruments
Rick Baptist – Trumpet
Wayne Bergeron – Trumpet
Jerry Hey – Trumpet
Gary Grant – Trumpet
Alen Iles – Trombone
Bill Reichenbach – Trombone
Don Sheldon – Sax
Daniel Higgins – Sax
Clarence Clemons – Tenor Sax Solo
Deric Dyer – Sax, Percussion
Steve Madaio – Horns
Joel Peskin – Horns
Dick Slyde Hyde – Horns
The Uptown Horns (Arno Hecht, Crispin Cioe, Robert Funk, Hollywood Paul
Litteral) – Horns
Lenny Castro – Percussion
Luis Conte – Percussion
Rafael Padilla – Percussion (4, 6, 12)
Eros Ramazzotti – Vocal
The Waters Sisters (Maxine Waters, Julia Waters, Carmen Twillie) – Backing
Vocals
Maxine Waters – Backing Vocal
Julia Waters Tillman – Backing Vocal
Marlena Jeter – Backing Vocals
Alexandra Brown – Backing Vocals
Mortonette Jenkins – Backing Vocals
Joey Diggs – Backing Vocals
Lamont Van Hook – Backing Vocals
Fred White – Backing Vocals
Merry Clayton – Backing Vocals
Portia Griffin – Backing Vocals
Myrna Smith – Backing Vocals
Maxine Sharp – Backing Vocals
Emanuela Cortesi – Backing Vocal
Monica Magnini – Backing Vocal
Stefano De Maco – Backing Vocal
Cydney Davis – Backing Vocals
Joe Turano – Backing Vocal
Leslie Smith – Backing Vocal
Albert Hammond – Backing Vocal
Diane Warren – Backing Vocal
Curtis King – Backing Vocal
Vaneese Thomas – Backing Vocals
Tawatha Agee – Backing Vocals
Benny Diggs – Backing Vocal

Strings:
Sid Page – Violin
Peter Kent – Violin
Evan Wilson – Viola
Denyse Buffum – Viola
Suzy Katayama – Cello
Rudy Stein – Cello

Produced by Chris Lord-Alge & Roger Davies (1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 11, 12)
Produced by Chris Lord-Alge/Jeffery CJ Vanston/Roger Davies (2)
Produced by Don Was (7, 8, 9)
Live Version Produced by Eros Ramazzotti (10)
Produced by Jeff Lynne (13)
Produced by Albert Hammond & Diane Warren (14)
Produced by Charlie Midnight (15, 17)
Produced by Richie Zito (16)

(Jeffery) CJ Vanston – String Arrangements (1, 2, 11), Horn Arrangement (1),
Song Arrangement (6)
David Campbell – String Arrangement (9), String Conduction (9)
Dick Marx – Horn Arrangement (2)
The Uptown Horns – Horn Arrangement (17)

Chris Lord-Alge – Recording Engineer (6), Mixing Engineer (6, 18)
Alberto “Schizzo” Bonardi – Mixing Engineer (10)

Recording Studio:
NRG Recording Services, North Hollywood (6)
Recorded live in Konigsplatz (10)
Recorded live in Dortmund (18)

Mixing Studio:
Image Recording Studios, Hollywood (6)
LCD Studio Inverigo (Italy) (10)

Management – RD Worldwide Management, B.V.
Roger Davies, Gillian Zali, Fran Peters
Ray Neapolitan – Adaven Productions Representative

Norman Moore – Art Direction, Design
Greg Gorman – Photography
Mike Owens – Photography

Special Thanks to Helmut Fest, Manuela Kohn, Barrie Marshall, Gary Haber & Stacy Fass

Tracks 1, 3, 5, 11 taken from “Have A Little Faith”
Tracks 7, 8, 9 taken from “Organic”
Track 13 taken from “Night Calls”
Track 15 taken from “One Night Of Sin”
Track 16 taken from “Cocker”
Track 14 edited from “Cocker”
Tracks 2, 4, 12 taken from “Across From Midnight”
Track 17 taken from “Unchain My Heart”
Track 18 edited from “Joe Cocker Live In Dortmund”.

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Joe Cocker – What Becomes Of The Broken-Hearted/
Together (Where Do We Go From Here)
EMI Electrola 7243 8 86203 2 1 (1998) – CD Single - EU

1 – What Becomes Of The Broken-Hearted*
2 – Together (Where Do We Go From Here)

Notes:
a) Track 1 is included in the 1998 CD anthology “Greatest Hits” (see credits above). Track 2 is not included in any album/anthology.
b) Credits for track 1 are taken from the anthology notes. Credits for track 2 were kindly provided by co-producer CJ Vanston (thanks!).

Joe Cocker – Vocals
Lee Sklar – Bass (1)*
Neal Stubenhaus – Bass (2)
Michael Baird – Drums (1, 2)
Michael Landau – Guitar (1, 2)
Dean Parks – Guitar (2)
CJ Vanston – Keyboards (1, 2)
Rafael Padilla – Percussion (1)
Marlena Jeter – Backing Vocals (1)
Alexandra Brown – Backing Vocals (1)
Mortonette Jenkins – Backing Vocals (1)

Produced by Chris Lord-Alge and Roger Davies (1)
Produced by Chris Lord-Alge/CJ Vanston (2)

Jeffery CJ Vanston – Song Arrangement (1)

Chris Lord-Alge – Recording Engineer (1, 2), Mixing Engineer (1, 2)

Recording Studio:
NRG Recording Services, North Hollywood (1)

Mixing Studio:
Image Recording Studios, Hollywood (1)

Management: RD Worldwide Management, BV

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Michael Martin Murphey – Michael Martin Murphey
Liberty LT-51120 (1982)

Side One

1 – Still Taking Chances
2 – The Two-Step Is Easy
3 – What’s Forever For
4 – Take It Like A Man
5 – First Taste Of Freedom

Side Two

6 – Love Affairs
7 – Ring Of Truth
8 – Crystal
9 – Lost River
10 – Hearts In The Right Place

Note: Album doesn’t come with a track-by-track listing of musicians credits.

Michael Martin Murphey – Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Lee Sklar – Bass
Dave McDaniel – Bass
Michael Botts – Drums
Buzz Buchanan – Drums
James Burton – Electric Guitar
Michael Hearne – Electric Guitar
Fred Tackett – Acoustic Guitar
John Hug – Acoustic Guitar
Carmen Acciaioli – Steel Guitar
Jay Dee Maness – Steel Guitar
Brian Whitcomb – Keyboards
Lance Ong – Synthesizer
Byron Berline – Fiddle
John Hickman – Banjo
Herb Pedersen – Background Vocals
Denny Brooks – Background Vocals
Joey Scarbury – Background Vocals
Jennifer Warnes – Background Vocals
Harry Stinson – Background Vocals
Chris Montan – Background Vocals

Produced by Jim Ed Norman for Hin-Jen Productions

Jim Ed Norman – String Arrangements and Conduction (3, 6, 7)
Nick DeCaro – String Arrangements and Conduction (8, 9)
John Hug – String Arrangements and Conduction (5, 10)
Glenn Grab – Strings Contractor

Eric Prestidge – Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
John Rosenthal – Assistant Recording Engineer
Russ Castillo – Assistant Recording Engineer
Richard McKernan – Assistant Mixing Engineer

Recording Studios:
Producers Workshop
Redwing Sound (Additional Recording)
Heritage Studios (Additional Recording)

Mixing Studio:
Sunset Sound

Ken Perry – Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Capitol Records

Special Thanks: Bruce Hinton, Gary Gersh, Bill Burks, Ron Baird, Roy Guzman (for input on the cover), Robin Mazzetta, Judith Haenel, Kathryn Morris, Bob & Mary Ann Burwell, Walter Campbell, Ryan Murphey, Chris Dodson, Michael D’Abo, Donald Reuben, David & Lauren Green, and of course, The P.L. Murpheys.

Mary Maciukas – Photography for September Image, Inc.
Bill Burks – Art Direction
Jonathan Louie – Design/Back Cover Illustration

This album is dedicated to John T. Frankenheimer.

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Peter Allen – I Could Have Been A Sailor
A&M SP-4739 (1979)

Side One

1 – I Could Have Been A Sailor
2 – Don’t Wish Too Hard
3 – Two Boys
4 – Angels With Dirty Faces*
5 – Don’t Cry Out Loud**

Side Two

6 – If You Were Wondering
7 – Don’t Leave Me Now
8 – I’d Rather Leave While I’m In Love
9 – We’ve Come To An Understanding*
10 – Paris At 21*

Peter Allen – Vocals, Piano
Lee Sklar – Bass (4, 9, 10)* Bass Co-Credited (5)**
Will Lee – Bass
Abraham Laborial (sic) – Bass
Jim Pierce – Bass Co-Credited (5)
Dave Parlato – Bass
Rick Morotta (sic) – Drums
Ed Greene – Drums
Steve Schaefer – Drums (4, 5, 9, 10)
David Spinozza – Guitar
John Tropea – Guitar
Ray Parker, Jr. – Guitar
Dan Ferguson – Guitar
Jay Graydon – Guitar
Dan Sawyer – Guitar
Fred Tackett – Guitar
Richard Tee – Keyboards
Larry Knechtel – Keyboards
Marvin Hamlisch – Piano
Michael J. Boddicker – Synthesizer Programming
Greg Phillinganes – Synthesizer (7, 8)
Jim Maeulin – Percussion
Victor Feldman – Percussion (2), Timpani & Percussion (10)
Paulinho da Costa – Percussion, Cowbell
Mike Post – Additional Percussion (10)
Geoff Howe – Additional Percussion (10)
Bruce Roberts – Background Vocals
Clydie King – Background Vocals
Sherlie Matthews – Background Vocals
Venetta Fields – Background Vocals
Marti McCall – Background Vocals
Linda Dillard – Background Vocals
Herb Pedersen – Background Vocals
Joey Scarbury – Background Vocals

Produced by Marvin Hamlisch (1, 3, 6, 7, 8)
Produced by Mike Post (2, 4, 5, 9, 10)

Bob Alcivar – Song Arrangement (1)
Velton Ray Bunch – Song Arrangement (2)
Marvin Hamlisch – Song Arrangements (3, 6, 7, 8)
Mike Post – Song Arrangements (4, 5, 9, 10), Vocals Supervision

Dick Hazard – Orchestration

Neal Ceppos – Recording Engineer (Sound Mixers Studios)
Geoffrey Howe – Recording Engineer (Wally Heider Studios)
Les Cooper – Recording Engineer (Wally Heider Studios)

Recording Studios:
Sound Mixers Studios, New York (1, 3, 6, 7, 8)
Wally Heider Studios, Hollywood, California (2, 4, 5, 9, 10)

Mike Reese – Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Mastering Lab

Direction: The Dee Anthony Organization

Thank you: Mike, Geoff (son of Bones), Les and Gregory

Title song inspiration courtesy of Gil & Judy

Ronald Young – Art Direction
Junie Osaki – Design
Brian Hagiwara – Photography
Paul Jasmin – Creative Assistance (thanks)

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With this and the 'Part 1' (see below) we have the entries for Lee Sklar's contributions to Dolly Parton's original studio album discography from 1987 to 1980, plus the addition of the "Rhinestone" soundtrack. Contrary to what stated elsewhere on the net, Lee is not credited as a player in the 1980 album "Dolly, Dolly, Dolly".

Dolly Parton – Rainbow
Columbia FC40968 (1987)

Side One

1 – The River Unbroken
2 – I Know You By Heart (Duet With Smokey Robinson)*
3 – Dump The Dude
4 – Red Hot Screaming Love* (Recorded Live)
5 – Make Love Work*

Side Two

6 – Everyday Hero
7 – Two Lovers
8 – Could I Have Your Autograph
9 – Savin’ It For You
10 – More Than I Can Say

Dolly Parton – Vocals, Harmony Vocals, Background Vocal
Lee Sklar – Bass (2, 4, 5)*
Bob Glaub – Bass
Abraham Laboriel – Electric Bass
Steve Goldstein – Drum Programming (1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9), Synthesizers, Bass
Synthesizer, Acoustic Piano, Keyboards
John Vigran – Drum Programming (1, 2)
Craig Krampf – Drum Overdub (2, 6), Drum Programming (3, 5, 7, 8, 9)
Jim Keltner – Drums (4), Percussion (4)
Waddy Wachtel – Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Electric Guitar Solo,
Background Vocal
Kevin Dukes – Electric Guitar, Electric Slide Guitar
Dann Huff – Electric Guitar
Al Perkins – Midi Steel Guitar, Midi Pedal Steel Guitar
Danny Kortchmar – Acoustic 12-String Guitar
Rick Vito – Electric Slide Guitar
Mike Landau – Electric Guitar
Bill Cuomo – Synthesizer Organ, Synthesizers
Robert O’ Hearn – Synthesizer
Patricia Mabee – Harpsichord
Hammer Smith – Chromatic Harmonica
Buck Trent – Electric Banjo
Bobby Bruce – Violin
Tom Scott – Saxophone
Maxine Waters – Background Vocals
Julia Waters – Background Vocals
Richard Dennison – Background Vocals
Carmen Twilley – Background Vocals
Blaise Tosti – Background Vocal
Mike Chapman – Background Vocal
Anita Ball – Background Vocals

Produced by Steve “Golde” Goldstein
Dolly Parton – Executive Producer

All Songs Arranged by Dolly Parton and Steve “Golde” Goldstein
David Campbell – String Arrangement, String Conduction, Orchestra
Arrangement, Orchestra Conduction
Sid Page – Concertmaster

Richard Bosworth – Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Rail Rogut – Assistant Engineer (Record One)
Brett Swain – Assistant Engineer (Record One)
Bob Loftus – Assistant Engineer (Ocean Way Recording Studios)
Brian Scheuble – Assistant Engineer (A&M Recording Studios)

Allen Sides – Recording Engineer (Orchestra)

Recording Studios:
Record One, Los Angeles
Ocean Way Recording Studios, Los Angeles
A&M Recording Studios, Los Angeles

Mixing Studios:
A&M Recording Studios, Los Angeles
Ocean Way Recording Studios, Los Angeles

Special Thanks: Sandy Gallin, Jim Morey, Barry Josephson, Danny Davis, Waddy Wachtel, Judy Ogle, Susie Glickman, Jason Pirro, Val Garay and the entire staff at Record One, Mike Chapman, Patti Dennis, Juliet Willoughby, Ms. Bobbye Hall, Linda Lyon, Cheri Lazerus, Shelly Yakus, Dave Bristol. Special Thanks to all my new friends at CBS.

David Blair – Hair
Hallie D’Amour – Makeup
Tony Chase – Costumes
Tony Lane/Nancy Donald – Art Direction
Annie Leibovitz – Photography (Cover, Back Cover, Inner Sleeve)
Raul Vega – Photography (Inner Sleeve)

“Don’t Surrender Till You Find Your Rainbow”.

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Dolly Parton/VV.AA. – Rhinestone (Original Soundtrack Recording)
RCA ABL1-5032 (1984)

Side One

1 – Tennessee Homesick Blues – Dolly Parton**
2 – Too Much Water – Randy Parton*
3 – The Day My Baby Died – Rusty Buchanan**
4 – One Emotion After Another – Dolly Parton***
5 – Goin’ Back To Heaven – Stella Parton and Kin Vassy*
6 – What A Heartache – Dolly Parton***
7 – Stay Out Of My Bedroom – Sylvester Stallone with Dolly Parton**

Side Two

8 – Woke Up In Love – Dolly Parton and Sylvester Stallone
9 – God Won’t Get You – Dolly Parton
10 – Drinkin’stein – Sylvester Stallone
11 – Sweet Lovin’ Friends – Dolly Parton and Sylvester Stallone
12 – Waltz Me To Heaven – Floyd Parton
13 – Butterflies – Dolly Parton***
14 – Be There - Dolly Parton and Sylvester Stallone**

Notes:
a) Album doesn’t come with a track-by-track list of musicians credits.
b) The tracks marked with a DOUBLE asterisk indicate those songs that, in the feature film, show Leland Sklar as playing bass.
c) The tracks marked with an asterisk are “Modified Versions” appearing on the Soundtrack album, yet, according to the record sleeve notes, “Different from Original Motion Picture Soundtrack”.
d) The tracks marked with a triple asterisk are songs which are actually included on the record in a different version (full band) from the original motion picture soundtrack, but which are not presented as such on the record sleeve notes.

Dolly Parton – Vocals
Sylvester Stallone – Vocals
Randy Parton – Vocals, Background Vocals
Stella Parton – Vocals
Floyd Parton – Vocals
Kin Vassy – Vocals
Rusty Buchanan – Vocals

Musicians:

Leland Sklar – Bass (1, 3, 7, 14)**
Dennis Belfield – Bass
Mike Baird – Drums
Willie Ornelas – Drums
John Goux – Guitar
Herb Pedersen – Guitar, Banjo, Background Vocals
Steve Watson – Guitar
John Bidasio – Steel Guitar
Larry Muhoberac – Piano
Ian Underwood – Synthesizer
Pete Robinson – Synthesizer
David Lindley – Fiddle
Tommy Morgan – Harmonica
Richard Dennison – Background Vocals
Joey Scarbury – Background Vocals
Linda Dillard – Background Vocals

Produced by Mike Post and Dolly Parton

Mike Post – Arrangements

Doug Parry – Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Ray Sheibley – Second Engineer

Recording and Mixing Studio:
Smoketree Ranch

Diane Robertson – Hair (Dolly Parton)
Robert Sidell – Makeup (Dolly Parton)
Theadora Van Runkle – Costume Designer (Dolly Parton)
Tzetzi Ganev – Western Costume (Dolly Parton)
Shirlee Strahm – Wardrobe (Dolly Parton)
Barbara Lorenz – Hair (Sylvester Stallone)
Ben Nye, Jr. – Makeup (Sylvester Stallone)
Tom Bronson – Costume Designer (Sylvester Stallone)

Tim Bryant – Art Direction and Design
Steve Shapiro – Photography

Special Thanks To: Mike Post, Sandy Gallin, Joe Galante, Bob Summer, All the RCA Staff, Diana Thomas, Peter Hoffman, Doug and Jeannie Parry, Stuff, Ray Sheibley, Judy Ogle, Shirlee Strahm, My Family, Charlie Douglas and His Crowd, David Morgan, Janet Knutsen, Larry Weiss, Jonathan Perpich, Luana Jackman, Lois Baker, Walter Murphy, Katz-Gallin-Morey and Addis and Staff.

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Dolly Parton – The Great Pretender
RCA AHL1-4940 (1984)

Side One

1 – Save The Last Dance For Me*
2 – I Walk The Line*
3 – Turn, Turn, Turn (To Everything There Is A Season)*
4 – Downtown*
5 – We Had It All

Side Two

6 – She Don’t Love You (Like I Love You)*
7 – We’ll Sing In The Sunshine*
8 – I Can’t Help Myself (Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch)*
9 – Elusive Butterfly*
10 – The Great Pretender

Dolly Parton – Vocals
Leland Sklar – Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9)*
David Platshon – Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9)
Craig Hull – Electric Guitar, Slide Guitar
Ron Elliott – Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Waddy Wachtel – Electric Guitar Solo
Steve Goldstein – DMX Drum Machine, Prophet Synthesizer, Jupiter Synthesizer,
Synthesizers, Kawai Electric Grand, Keyboards, Acoustic Piano, Organ
Jeff Colella – Jupiter Synthesizer, Organ, Strings, Synthesizers, String
Synthesizers, Arp Strings
Bill Cuomo – Synthesizer Strings
Russell Kunkel – Congas
Brian Glascock – Percussion, Congas
Lee Dresser – Harmonica
Chuck Findley – Horns
Slide Hyde – Horns
Don Menza – Horns
Tom Scott – Horns
Gary Grant – Horns
Bill Reichenbach – Horns
The Jordanaires – Background Vocals
Rosemary Butler – Background Vocal
Arnold McCuller – Background Vocal
Mary Ellen Quinn – Background Vocal
Oren Waters – Background Vocal, Choir
Luther Waters – Background Vocal, Choir
Maxine Waters – Choir
Julia Waters – Choir

Produced by Val Garay

Steve Goldstein – Song Arrangement, Horn Arrangement, Horn Conduction,
String Arrangements, String Conduction
Syd Sharp – Concertmaster

Recording Studios:
Record One, Los Angeles (10-24-83 through 12-5-83)
Right Track Recording, New York City (Additional Recording)
Bullet Recording, Nashville (Additional Recording)
Music Mill, Nashville (Additional Recording)
The Sound Factory, Los Angeles (Additional Recording)

Val Garay & Niko Bolas (as Garay-Bolas) – Recording Engineers
Richard Bosworth – Assistant Engineer
Denny Densmore – Assistant Engineer
Scott Hendricks – Second Assistant Engineer
Danny Mundhenk – Second Assistant Engineer
Paul Goldberg – Second Assistant Engineer
Billy Miranda – Second Assistant Engineer
David Leonard – Second Assistant Engineer

Doug Sax – Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
The Mastering Lab

Richard Avedon – Photography
Tim Bryant – Art Direction, Design
Renate Leuschner – Hair
Cassie Seaver – Makeup
Tzezi Ganev – Costumes
Thelma Pofahl – Costume Coordinator
Shirlee Strahm – Costume Coordinator

Special Thanks To: Judy Ogle, Val Garay, Sandy Gallin, Joe Galante, Bob Summer & RCA, Diana Thomas, Ray Katz, Jim Morey, Peter Hoffman, Don Warden, Janet Knutsen, Carmack Allen, Nat & Peggy Goldstein, Joni Levin, Dan Fritz, Stanley’s, The Penthouse One, Berkshire Place, N.Y.C., Tony Maffatone, RM, H and N, 101st Airborne, Spence Manor and Mario’s, To My Little “Goldie”, And Niko and Rich For The Slap On My Vocals.

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Dolly Parton – Burlap & Satin
RCA AHL1-4691 (1983)

Side One

1 – OOO-EEE
2 – Send Me The Pillow You Dream On
3 – Jealous Heart
4 – A Gamble Either Way
5 – Appalachian Memories

Side Two

6 – I Really Don’t Want To Know (With Willie Nelson)
7 – Potential New Boyfriend
8 – A Cowboy’s Ways
9 – One Of Those Days
10 – Calm On The Water

Note: Album doesn’t come with a track-by-track list of musicians credits.

Dolly Parton – Vocals, Hand Claps
Lee Sklar – Bass
Michael Rhodes – Bass
Tommy Cogbill – Bass
Eddy Anderson – Drums, Percussion
Rick Marotta – Drums
Michael Severs – Guitar
Tom Rutledge – Guitar
Pete Bordonali – Guitar
Hugh McCracken – Guitar
Marty Walsh – Guitar
Joe McGuffee – Steel Guitar
Ron Oates – Keyboards, Synthesizer
Robbie Buchanan – Keyboards
Mitch Humphries – Keyboards
Gregg Perry – Keyboards
Dennis Solee – Tenor Sax, Flute
Dewayne Pigg – English Horn
Nashville String Machine – Strings
Anita Ball – Background Vocals, Hand Claps
Richard Dennison – Background Vocals
Judy Rodman – Background Vocals, Hand Claps
Donna McElroy – Background Vocals
Lea Jane Berinati – Background Vocals
Karen Taylor-Good – Background Vocals
Lisa Silver – Background Vocals
Michael Black – Background Vocals
Ray Walker – Background Vocals
Judy Ogle – Hand Claps
Ernie Winfrey – Hand Claps

Produced and Arranged by Gregg Perry
Dolly Parton – Executive Producer

Ernie Winfrey – Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Phil Jamtaas – Recording Engineer
Fran Overall – Assistant Engineer
Jim Scott – Assistant Engineer

Recording Studios:
Sound Shop (Nashville, Tennessee)
The Castle (Nashville, Tennessee)
Record Plant (Los Angeles, California)

Ed Caraeff – Art Direction, Photography, Design

Cassie Seaver – Makeup
Colleen Owens – Hair Stylist
Donna Gilbert – Hair Stylist
Tzezi Ganev – Costumes
Photographed at The Baron Margo Residence

Special Thanks: Shirlee Strahm and all the girls at Western Costume, Judy, Susie, Flato, Janet, Jason, Lois, Thelma and Johnny, and Eli and crew.

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Dolly Parton – Heartbreak Express
RCA AHL1-4289 (1982)

Side One

1 – Heartbreak Express
2 – Single Women
3 – My Blue Ridge Mountain Boy
4 – As Much As Always
5 – Do I Ever Cross Your Mind

Side Two

6 – Release Me
7 – Barbara On Your Mind
8 – Act Like A Fool
9 – Prime Of Our Love
10 – Hollywood Potters

Note: Album doesn’t come with a track-by-track list of musicians credits.

Dolly Parton – Vocals
Lee Sklar – Bass
Nathan East – Bass
Abe Laboriel – Bass
Eddy Anderson – Drums
Michael Severs – Guitar
Fred Tackett – Guitar
Jeff Baxter – Guitar
Albert Lee – Guitar
Steve Cropper – Guitar
Joe McGuffee – Steel Guitar
Ron Oates – Keyboards
Red Young – Keyboards
Terry McMillan – Harmonica
Buddy Spicher – Fiddle
Gergg Perry – Dulcimer, Background Singer
Lenny Castro – Conga
Tom Scott – Horns
Jim Horn – Horns
George Bohanon – Horns
Gary Grant – Horns
Tom Saviano – Horns
Chuck Findley – Horns
Slide Hyde – Horns
Gary Herbig – Horns
Richard Dennison – Background Singer
Anita Ball – Background Singer
Jim Salestrom – Background Singer
Stephanie Spruill – Background Singer
Denise Maynelli DeCaro – Background Singer
Roy Galloway – Background Singer
Alexandra Brown – Background Singer
Willie Greene – Background Singer
Gene Morford – Background Singer

Produced & Arranged by Dolly Parton & Gregg Perry

Doug Parry – Recording Engineer
Rick Romano – Assistant Engineer
Ernie Winfrey – Recording Engineer (Soundshop Recording Studio)
Ken Deene – Recording Engineer (Warner Bros. Recording Studio)

Recording Studios:
Smoketree Recording Studio
Soundshop Recording Studio (Additional Overdubs)
Warner Bros. Recording Studio (Additional Overdubs)

Mixing Studio:
Smoketree Recording Studio

Harry Bluestone – Concert Master
Frank DeCaro – Contractor

Herb Ritts – Photography
Phyllis Chotin & Michele Hart/Media Arts – Art Direction
Dolly Parton – Design Concept
Colleen Owens – Hair Style
Shirlee Strahm – Costume Coordinator
Kendall Errair – Costume Coordinator
Erecter Set – Set Design

Special Thanks: Judy Ogle, Susie Glickman, Don Warden, Jeannie Parry
Very Special Thanks: Shirlee.

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Many Dolly Parton records, and it is going to be updated in the next few days..

Dolly Parton – 9 To 5 And Odd Jobs
RCA AAL1-3852 (1980)

Side One

1 – 9 To 5
2 – Hush-A-Bye Hard Times*
3 – The House Of The Rising Sun*
4 – Deportee (Plane Wreck At Los Gatos)*
5 – Sing For The Common Man*

Side Two

6 – Working Girl*
7 – Detroit City*
8 – But You Know I Love You*
9 – Dark As A Dungeon*
10 – Poor Folks Town*

Dolly Parton – Vocals
Leland Sklar – Bass (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)*
Abraham LaBoriel – Bass (1)
Eddie Bayers – Drums (2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Richard Schlosser – Drums (1)
Reggie Young – Guitars
Joe McGuffee – Steel Guitar
Larry Carlton – Guitars
John Goux – Slide Guitar
Jeff Baxter – Guitar (1)
Martin K. Walsh – Guitar (1)
Ron Oates – Keyboards
Ian Underwood – Synthesizers
Gregg Perry – Organ, Typewriter (1)
Larry Knechtel – Piano (1)
Sonny Osborne – Banjo, Background Vocals
Mike Post – Synthesized Flute
Tom Saviano – Saxophone (1)
William Reichenbach – Trombone (1)
Kim S. Hutchcroft – Baritone Sax (1)
Jerry Hey – Trumpet (1)
Leonard Castro – Percussion (1)
Richard Dennison – Background Vocals
Anita Ball – Background Vocals, Background Singer (1)
Joey Scarbury – Background Vocals
Bobby Osborne – Background Vocals
Stephanie Spruill – Background Singer (1)
Denise Maynelli – Background Singer (1)

Drill Team on “Working Girl”:
Dolly Parton
Judy Ogle
Eddie Bayers
Reggie Young
Leland Sklar
Mike Post

Produced and Arranged by Mike Post
Gregg Perry – Associate Producer, Producer (1), Arranger (1)

Sid Sharp – Concert Master
Frank DeCaro – Contractor (1)

Marshall Morgan – Recording Engineer
Pat McMakin – Second Engineer
Paul Dobbe – Recording Engineer (Western Recorders)
Chuck Britz – Recording Engineer (Western Recorders)
Larry Carlton – Recording Engineer (Studio 335)
Armin Steiner – Recording Engineer (Sound Labs)
Doug Parry – Mixing Engineer
Rick Romano – Second Mixing Engineer

Recording Studios:
Audio Media, Nashville, Tennessee
Western Recorders, Hollywood, California (Additional Recording)
Studio 335, Hollywood, California (Additional Recording)
Sound Labs, Hollywood, California (Track 1)

Mixing Studio:
Smoke Tree Ranch, Chatsworth, California

Mike Reese – Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Mastering Lab, Hollywood, California

Tim Bryant & George Corsillo/Gribbitt – Art Direction
George Corsillo – Album Design
Ron Slenzak – Photography
Pie Lombardi & Michele Elam – Props, Styling
Colleen Owens – Hair Stylist
Marty Malin – Clothes Designer
Bobbe Joy – Makeup

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