Dino Valenti (Dino Valente, Chester Powers, Chet Powers)

Various Artists - Sixties Transition
Sierra SXCD 6027 (2007) - US CD

1 - Get Together* - Dino Valenti - previously unreleased
2 - Black Betty - Dino Valenti
3 - Life Is Like That - Dino Valenti
4 - Willie Jean - David Crosby
5 - Come Back Baby - David Crosby
6 - Charisma - Bud Shank - previously unreleased
7 - Jamaica Farewell - Leon Russell
8 - Stewball - Leon Russell
9 - He Was A Friend Of Mine - Dian & The Greenbriar Boys
10 - When The Ship Comes In - The Hillmen
11 - Faretheewell - The Hillmen
12 - You Showed Me - The Byrds
13 - Airport Song - The Byrds
14 - I Knew I’d Want You - The Byrds
15 - Mr. Tambourine Man - The Byrds
16 - Each Season Changes You - The Dillards
17 - Someday You’ll Find - The Dillards - previously unreleased
18 - Don’t You Cry - The Dillards
19 - To Ramona - The Gosdin Brothers - previously unreleased
20 - The Times They Are A Changing’ - Hamilton Camp - previously unreleased

1) “Sixties Transition” is an anthology including some of the early L.A. folk-rock and progressive country material recorded by legendary engineer Jim Dickson, mentor and producer for The Byrds. 2) Five of the 20 titles in the collection are previously unreleased tracks, including the one featuring Lee as bass player, Dino Valenti’s generational anthem “(Let’s) Get Together”. The song is performed here with just Valenti on voice and guitar and Lee on bass. 3) CD album comes with a 12-page booklet including introduction and liner notes by Jim Dickson, plus further track-by-track notes by hippy icon Wavy Gravy. Please refer to original booklet for these. 4) Booklet also includes a number of black & white and color pictures of some of the artists involved. 5) Credits do not include musicians line-ups for the following groups: Dian & The Greenbriar Boys, The Hillmen (with Chris Hillman, Rex Gosdin and Vern Gosdin), The Byrds, The Dillards and The Gosdin Brothers. 6) Tracks 2, 3, 4, 5, 16, 18 were originally included in the US anthology LP “Early L.A.” released in 1971 on Together Records ST-T-1014. 7) Tracks 12, 13, 14, 15 were originally included in the US Byrds anthology LP “Preflyte” released in 1969 on Together Records ST-T-1001. 8) Tracks 10, 11 were originally included in the US LP “The Hillmen” released in 1970 on Together Records ST-T-1012, reissued in 1981 on the Sugar Hill LP “The Hillmen” SH-3719 and currently available as a special collectors extended edition on Sierra Records M 101. 9) CD album is available from the Sierra Records online shop at sierrarecords.goestores.com . 10) My heartfelt thanks for help to John Delgatto.

Dino Valenti - Vocals, Guitar
Lee Sklar - Bass (1)*
David Crosby - Vocals, Rhythm Guitar
Larry Knechtel - Bass
Ray Pohlman - Bass (as Ray Puhlman)
Jimmy Bond - Bass
Chris Hillman - Bass
Hal Blaine - Drums, Percussion
Earl Palmer - Drums
Michael Clarke - Drums
Tommy Tedesco - Lead Guitar
Joe Pass - Lead Guitar
Glen Campbell - Guitar, 12 String Guitar
Roger McGuinn - 12 String Guitar (as Roger (James) McGuinn)
Leon Russell - Harpsichord, Muted Harpsichord
Bill Cunningham - Mandolin
Bud Shank - Flute
Ray Triscari - Trumpet
Emil Richards - Marimba

All tracks produced by Jim Dickson
Tracks 7, 8, 9, 10 courtesy of Warner Bros. Records
Tracks 10, 11 courtesy of Sugar Hill Records

Nick Fainburg - Additional Mixing

Additional Mixing Studio:
Costa Mesa Recording

Aaron Hook - Mastering Engineer
John Strother - Mastering Engineer

John Delgatto - Graphics Design
Jim Dickson - Photography, Liner Notes (September, 2007)
Barry Feinstein - Photography (The Byrds)
Jim Marshall - Photography (Dino Valenti)
Henry Diltz - Photography (The Dillards)
Wavy Gravy - Liner Notes

“Special thanks: Lee Sklar, Roger McGuinn, Chris Hillman, Barry Feinstein, Vern Gosdin, Bud Shank, Jimmy Bond”.

www.sierrarecords.net

Songwriters:
Hoyt Axton
Ray Charles
Gene Clark
David Crosby
Rodney Dillard
Bob Dylan
Leadbelly
Lord Burgess
Bill Martin
Jim McGuinn
Chester Powers (as Dino Valenti)
Bud Shank
Ruth Talley
Traditional

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source/pic: my records
“Early L.A.”/“Preflyte”/”The Hillmen” data: the web

Spencer Davis

Spencer Davis - Mousetrap
United Artists UAS-5580 (1972) - US LP

Side One

1 - Rainy Season
2 - Listen To The Rhythm*
3 - What Can I Be*
4 - Tried*
5 - Easy Rider
6 - Tumble-Down Tenement Row*

Side Two

7 - Sunday Walk In The Rain*
8 - I Washed My Hands In Muddy Water*
9 - Sailor’s Lament*
10 - Hollywood Joe*
11 - In The Hills Of Tennessee
12 - Ella Speed

Spencer Davis - Vocals, 6 String Guitar, 12 String Guitar, Harmonica, Slide Guitar, Dobro
Lee Sklar - Bass (2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)*
Andy Way - Bass
Jim Keltner - Drums (2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Tret Fure - 12 String Guitar, 6 String Guitar
“Sneaky” Pete Kleinow (as Sneaky Pete Kleinow) - Steel Guitar, Dobro
Larry Knechtel - Electric Piano, Piano
Gib Guilbeau - Fiddle (as Gib Gilbeaux)
George Bohanon - Trombone (as George Bohannon)
Ernie Watts - Sax, Flute
Harry Edison (as Harry “Sweets” Edison) - Trumpet, Fluegel Horn
Chuck Findley - Fluegel Horn, Trumpet

Produced by “Sneaky” Pete Kleinow (as Peter Kleinow)

Spencer Davis - Arrangements (5, 12)
Huddie William Ledbetter - Arrangement (12)

Bob Hughes - Engineer

Recording Studio:
The Record Plant, Los Angeles, California

Norman Seeff - Cover Photography
Fred Valentine - Back Cover Photography
John Cabalka - Album Design

Songwriters:
Spencer Davis
Joseph T. Babcock
Tret Fure
Traditional
Andy Way
Don Yarbrough

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Arlo Guthrie

You may find the post for the Arlo Guthrie participation in “Banjoman – A Tribute To Derroll Adams” at the following link (although Lee performs with a different artist):

“Banjoman – A Tribute To Derroll Adams”



Arlo Guthrie - Last Of The Brooklyn Cowboys
Reprise MS 2142 (1973) - US LP

Side One

1 - Farrell O’Gara
2 - Gypsy Davy
3 - This Troubled Mind Of Mine
4 - Week On The Rag
5 - Miss The Mississippi And You*
6 - Lovesick Blues
7 - Uncle Jeff

Side Two

8 - Gates Of Eden
9 - Last Train*
10 - Cowboy Song*
11 - Sailor’s Bonnett
12 - Cooper’s Lament
13 - Ramblin’ ’Round

Notes: 1) Above picture and following credits were taken from the Quadraphonic US LP release on Reprise Quadradisc MS4 2142 (1973). 2) It is not clear from liner notes whether tracks 3, 6 and 13 were only recorded at Buck Owens Studio or also mixed there.

Arlo Guthrie - Vocals, Guitar, Piano, Banjo, Harmonica
Lee Sklar - Bass (5, 9, 10)*
Bob Glaub - Bass
Doyle Singer - Bass, Mandolin
Thad Maxwell - Bass
Chuck Rainey - Bass
Jim Keltner - Drums (2, 5, 9, 10)
Jerry Wiggins - Drums
Gene Parsons - Drums
Richard Hayward - Drums
Jesse Ed Davis - Electric Guitar
Don Rich - Electric Guitars, Fiddles, Dobro, Acoustic Guitars
Buddy Alan - Rhythm Guitar
Bob Morris - Rhythm Guitar
Jerry Brightman - Steel Guitar, Banjo
Ry Cooder - Bottleneck Guitar, Guitar, Electric Guitar
John Pilla - Rhythm Guitar, Guitar, Bass
Clarence White - Electric Guitars, Rhythm Guitar
Grady Martin - Lead Guitar
Doug Dillard - Banjo
Jim Gordon - Pianos
Jim Shaw - Piano, Organ
Mike Utley - Organ
Kevin Burke - Fiddles
Gib Guilbeau - Fiddle
Nick DeCaro - Accordions
George Bohanon - Horns
Dick “Slyde” Hyde - Horns (as Dick Hyde)
Gene Goe - Horns
Don Cristlieb - Bassoon
Buddy Collette - Clarinet
William Green - Oboe
Ernie Watts - Flute
Jessie Smith - Background Vocals
Clydie King - Background Vocals
Venetta Fields - Background Vocals (as Vanetta Fields)
Gene Merlino - Background Vocals
Thurle Ravenscroft - Background Vocals
Robert Tebow - Background Vocals
Bill Cole - Background Vocals

Produced by John Pilla and Lenny Waronker

Kevin Burke - Arrangements (1, 11), Adaptations (1, 11)
George Bohanon - Arrangement (4)

Lee Herschberg - Engineer
Donn Landee - Engineer
Bobby Hata - Engineer
Terry Geiser - Engineer

Recording Studios:
Warner Bros. Recording Studios, N. Hollywood (1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
Buck Owens Studio Bakersfield, California (3, 6, 13)

Mixing Studio:
Warner Bros. Recording Studios, N. Hollywood

Mastering Studio:
Warner Bros. Recording Studios, N. Hollywood

Personal Management - Harold Leventhal Management, Inc.

Ed Thrasher - Art Direction
Marty Evans - Photography
John Casado - Design
Barbara Casado - Design

“Special thanks to The Buckaroos and Buck Owens Studio, Judy Maizel for production assistance and Joanne for burgers”.

“Photographed by Marty Evans at the Weaver Ranch”.

Track 1:
“(County Sligo, Ireland)”.
““Farrell O’Gara,” part of a medley of Irish reels, also includes “Crowley’s,” “Bonnie Kate” and “Jennie’s Chickens”.

Quadraphonic Release Additional Credits

“Re-mixed for quadraphonic sound at Warner Bros. Recording Studios, N. Hollywood.”.

Songwriters:
Arlo Guthrie
Bob Dylan
Cliff Friend
Woody Guthrie
Bill Halley
Billy Hughes
Irving Mills
Traditional
Johnny Tyler

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Country Gazette

Please check back on this same post for Lee's contribution to Byron Berline's solo discography.

You may click on the following links for the further connected contributions...

Lee, Clarence White and Country Gazette
Lee and Clarence White with Arlo Guthrie
Lee with Herb Pedersen
Lee with Herb Pedersen & Chris Hillman



Country Gazette - Don’t Give Up Your Day Job
United Artists UA-LA090-F (1973) - US LP

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

Notes: 1) Album credits attribute track 6 (“My Oklahoma”) to one C. Young while in fact the song appears to have been written by Terrye Newkirk. A previous version of this song was recorded for Warner Bros in 1971 by Ms. Newkirk’s husband, singer-songwriter Steve Young. A remixed version of said version was later included by Young in his semi-anthology “Seven Bridges Road”, released in 1981 on Rounder Records 3058. Songwriting credits on the latter album indicate Ms. Newkirk as the writer of the song (see images at the bottom). Whether this was indicated also in the 1971 Warner Bros. release is unbeknownst to me. 2) According to www.secondhandsongs.com/work/9066, track 3 was not written by D. (Don) Warden but by Autry Inman instead. 3) Album comes with biographical liner notes by Jim Bickhart. Please refer to original artwork for these. 4) In the relative selections, Lee is always credited as playing electric bass alongside acoustic bass-player Roger Bush.

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 Pedersen (as 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

Songwriters:
Byron Berline
Roger Bush
Alan Munde
Joe Allison
Jimmie Davis
Milton Estes
Lester Flatt
Autry Inman (as D. Warden - see notes above)
Elton John
Don McLean
Graham Nash
Terrye Newkirk (as C. Young - see notes above)
Herb Pedersen
Nikki Pedersen
Earl Scruggs
Stephen Stills
Bernie Taupin



Country Gazette - “Don’t Give Up Your Day Job” - songwriting credits on label



Steve Young - “Seven Bridges Road” - songwriting credits on label

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Clarence White

You may click on the following links for the further connected contributions...

Lee and Clarence White with Country Gazette
Lee and Clarence White with Arlo Guthrie
Lee with Herb Pedersen
Lee with Herb Pedersen & Chris Hillman



Various Artists - Silver Meteor - A Progressive Country Anthology
Sierra SRS-8706 (1980) - US LP
Sierra SXCD 6032 (2010) - US CD - CD reissue with 14 bonus tracks

Side One

1 - Never Ending Love* - Clarence White
2 - Last Thing On My Mind* - Clarence White
3 - Alabama Jubilee* - Clarence White
4 - Why You Been Gone So Long* - Clarence White
5 - Silver Meteor* - Casey Kelly
6 - A Good Love Is Like A Good Song* - Casey Kelly

Side Two

7 - I’m On My Way Back Home Again - The Everly Brothers
8 - Cuckoo Bird - The Everly Brothers
9 - The Bramble And The Rose - Barbara Keith
10 - Living In The Country - Levitt and McClure
11 - The Knight Upon The Road - Blue Velvet Band
12 - Hitch-Hiker - Blue Velvet Band

CD reissue bonus tracks

13 - The Great Pretender - Michael Dinner
14 - Pinto Pony - Paul Siebel
15 - Everybody’s Talkin’ - Rusty Young/Clarence White
16 - Bugler - Larry Murray
17 - Yo-Yo Man - Rick Cunha
18 - Great American Thunder Turkey - Red Rhodes
19 - Shady Lies - Ian Matthews
20 - Same Old Story - Shiloh
21 - Mississippi Memory - Cold Steel
22 - All His Children - Country Gazette (1972) - previously unreleased
23 - The Great Filling Station Holdup - Country Gazette (1972) - previously unreleased
24 - The Bramble And The Rose - Sari Schuwer/Country Gazette
25 - Still Feeling Blue - Sari Schuwer/Country Gazette
26 - One Hundred Years From Now - The Mystery Band

1) “Silver Meteor” is an anthological record album originally released on Sierra Records in 1980, including both previously un-issued and hard-to-find material in the area of early progressive country. Its primary importance lies in the presence of four tracks from guitar virtuoso Clarence White’s first - and never released - solo album. These four tracks were recorded on June 28 and 29, 1973, just two weeks before White got killed by a drunken driver in Palmdale, California, on July 15, 1973. The line-up of Clarence White’s recording group includes members of Country Gazette (minus Kenny Wertz), plus drummer Ed Greene, Ry Cooder on slide guitar (on track 4), Herb Pedersen on guitar and vocals, and Clarence’s brother Roland White on mandolin. Lee plays electric bass on all the four tracks alongside Steve Bush on acoustic bass. 2) “Silver Meteor” got finally reissued on CD in 2010, with 14 added bonus tracks. Two of these are previously unreleased recordings by Country Gazette (22, 23) and one is a cover of the Gram Parsons song “One Hundred Years From Now” performed by an undisclosed group of musicians called The Mystery Band (26). 3) In a list of the 50 greatest ‘lost’ albums compiled in May 2010 by British magazine Uncut, “Silver Meteor” got voted 11th best lost album ever. The poll commentary from Uncut is reproduced on the CD reissue back inlay. 4) Lee is also the bass player on the two Casey Kelly tracks that follow. In the Seventies, Kelly released a couple of albums on Elektra, “Casey Kelly” (Elektra EKS-75040, 1972), produced by Richard Sanford Orshoff, and “For Sale” (Elektra EKS-75072, 1973), produced by Sanford Orshoff and Robert Putnam. Lee is the only bass player on the first album, and plays bass on about half of the songs on the second. 5) CD album reissue comes with a fold-out inlay including original introduction and liner notes by William H. Koon, plus further annotations on the bonus tracks. Please refer to original inlay for these. 6) Above picture and following credits were taken from the CD album reissue. 7) Given the discursive fashion of the liner notes, line-ups and musician/songwriter credits therein presented are sometimes non-exhaustive. Since some of these albums are traceable through the web, it was possible to integrate a few missing catalog numbers and/or songwriters from photographic sources. No other integration has been made in the following write-up. 8) One track from Clarence White’s solo album sessions, “Alabama Jubilee”, got included also in the anthological Clarence White collection “Flatpick” (2006) released on Sierra CD 1024. The anthology got later reissued as an extended 2-CD collector’s edition on Sierra SZCD 6026 (see picture at the bottom). 9) “Silver Meteor” and “Flatpick” are available from the Sierra Records online shop at sierrarecords.goestores.com . 10) Again, my heartfelt thanks for help go to John Delgatto.

Clarence White:
Clarence White - Lead Vocals, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Lee Sklar - Electric Bass (1, 2, 3, 4)*
Roger Bush - Acoustic Bass (1, 2, 3, 4)
Ed Greene - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4)
Herb Pedersen - Guitar, Vocals
Ry Cooder - Slide Guitar
Roland White - Mandolin, Vocals
Alan Munde - Banjo
Byron Berline - Fiddle

Casey Kelly:
Casey Kelly - Vocals, Guitars
Lee Sklar - Bass (5, 6)*
Russ Kunkel - Drums (5, 6)
Craig Doerge - Keyboards
“Sneaky” Pete Kleinow - Pedal Steel
Danny Cohen - Accordion
Al Garth - Fiddle

rest of original anthology:
Don Everly - Vocals, Guitars
Phil Everly - Vocals, Guitars
Barbara Keith - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Jim Rooney - Vocals, Guitar
Jerry Scheff - Bass
Emory Gordy, Jr. - Bass
Andy Kullberg - Bass
Gene Parsons - Drums, Banjo
Dennis St. John - Drums
Buddy Saltzman - Drums
Gary Chester - Drums
Clarence White - Lead Electric Guitar
Ron Elliott - Guitar
Gram Parsons - Guitar
Dan Levitt - Electric Guitar
Marc McClure - Electric Guitar
Eric Weissberg - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Vocals
Richard Bennett - Pedal Steel
Bill Keith - Pedal Steel, Banjo
Spooner Oldham - Piano
Pat Rebillot - Piano
Richard Greene - Violin, Viola
John Hammond - Harmonica

bonus tracks:
Michael Dinner - Vocals
Paul Siebel - Vocals
Larry Murray - Vocals
Rick Cunha - Vocals
Ian Matthews - Vocals
Gib Guilbeau - Vocals, Fiddle
Herb Pedersen - Vocals
Sari Schuwer - Vocals
The Mystery Band - Performer
Michael Bowden - Bass
Roger Bush - Bass
Mickey McGee - Drums
Russ Kunkel - Drums
Danny Lane - Drums
Don Henley - Drums, Vocals
Greg Attaway - Drums
Bob Warford - Lead Guitar
Clarence White - Lead Guitar
Bernie Leadon - Rhythm Guitar
Jay Lacy - Guitar
Richard Bowden - Guitar
Kenny Wertz - Guitar
Ed Black - Pedal Steel
Rusty Young - Pedal Steel
Buddy Emmons - Pedal Steel
Red Rhodes - Pedal Steel
Al Perkins - Pedal Steel
“Sneaky” Pete Kleinow - Pedal Steel
Jim Ed Norman - Keyboard
Bob Lovelace - Piano
David Grisman - Mandolin
Alan Munde - Banjo
Byron Berline - Fiddle
Linda Ronstadt - Vocals
Herb Pedersen - Vocals
Doug Haywood - Vocals

Produced, Compiled & Designed by John Delgatto

Produced by Jim Dickson (1, 2, 3, 4)
Produced by Richard Sanford Orshoff (5, 6)
Produced by Lenny Waronker (7, 8)
Produced by Larry Marks (9)
Produced by Ron Elliott (10)
Produced by Erik Jacobsen (11, 12)
Produced by Michael Nesmith (19)
Produced by Kenny Rogers (20)
Produced by Jim Dickson (22, 23)
Andy Wickham - Assistant Producer (7, 8)

Recording Dates:
June 28-29, 1973 (1, 2, 3, 4)
August, 1972 (5, 6)

Vicki Nadsady - Original “Silver Meteor” LP Art Direction
William H. Koon - Original Liner Notes (1980), Updated Liner Notes

Tracks 5, 6:
From the album “Casey Kelly” - Elektra EKS 75040 (1972)

Tracks 7, 8:
Single on Warner Bros. WB 7290 (1969)

Track 9:
From the album “Barbara Keith” - Reprise MS 2087 (1972)

Track 10:
From the album “Levitt And McClure” - Warner Bros. WS 1807 (1969)

Tracks 11, 12:
From the album “Sweet Moments With The Blue Velvet Band” - Warner Bros. WS 1802 (1969)

Track 13:
From the album “The Great Pretender” - Fantasy F-9454 (1974)

Track 14:
From the album “Jack-Knife Gypsy” - Elektra EKS-74081 (1971)

Track 15:
From the album “Suite Steel” - Elektra EKS-74072 (1970)

Track 17:
From the album “Cunha Songs” - GRC GADJ 5004 (1973)

Track 19:
From the album “Valley Hi” - Elektra EKS-75061 (1973)

Track 20:
From the album “Shiloh” - Amos AAS7015 (1970)

Track 21:
From the album “Cold Steel” - Ariola (1974)

“Special Thanks: Susie White, Roland White, Michelle White, June Clark, Peggy Hanson, Joanne Bratcher-Ferrari, Clarence Ferrari, Gene Parsons, Bruce Leek, Jim Bickhart, Mark Leviton, Roz Larman, Leigh Carlton, Mike Craig, Eddie Tickner, Jim Dickson, Brent Haesler, Dean Marshall, S.D. Ashley, Etsuo Eito, Richard Leher, Joel Strote, Ken Becker, Susie and Luke Piscitello, Pat Delgatto”.

“Dedicated in loving memory of Marsha Necheles and S.D. Ashley for rescuing me from the ‘wilderness’.”.

www.sierrarecords.net

Songwriters:
Alan Bergman
Marilyn Bergman
Bonnie Bramlett
Delaney Bramlett
Jimmy Buffett
Martin Cooper
Rick Cunha
Michael Dinner
Don Henley
Barbara Keith
Casey Kelly
Bob McDill
Henry Mancini
Larry Murray
Fred Neil
Mickey Newbury
Gram Parsons
Tom Paxton
Dick Reicheg
Red Rhodes
Pete Seeger
Paul Siebel
Richard Thompson
Traditional
Eric Weissberg



“Flatpick - Collector’s Extended Edition” - US 2-CD set - front cover

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source/pics: my records
US LP catalog # and side one/two breakdown: the web
additional catalog #s: the web

Cate Bros. (Earl Cate & Ernie Cate)

Cate Bros. - Cate Bros.
Asylum 7E-1050 (1975) - US LP

Side One

1 - Time For Us
2 - Union Man
3 - Standin’ On A Mountain Top
4 - Always Waiting
5 - When Love Comes

Side Two

6 - I Just Wanna Sing
7 - Can’t Change My Heart
8 - Easy Way Out*
9 - Lady Luck
10 - Livin’ On Dreams

Ernie Cate - Lead Vocals, Electric Piano, Elka, Clavinet, Organ
Earl Cate - Guitars, Lead Guitar, Vocal Harmonies
Leland Sklar - Bass (8)*
Scott Edwards - Bass
Klaus Voorman - Bass
Bob Glaub - Bass
Mike Baird - Drums (as Michael Baird)
Ed Greene - Drums (as Eddie Greene)
Levon Helm - Drums
Nigel Olsson - Drums (8)
Steve Cropper - Guitar, Rhythm Guitar
Carl Marsh - Synthesizer
David Foster - Clavinet, Piano, RMI, Organ
William Smith (as William “Smitty” Smith) - Organ, Clavinet
King Errisson - Congas (as King Errison)
Gary Coleman - Percussion, Vibes (8, 10), Orchestra Bells (8)
Brooks Hunnicutt (as Brooks Hunnicut) - Background Harmonies, Background Vocal
Maxine Willard Waters (as Maxine Willard) - Background Harmonies, Background Vocal
Julia Tillman Waters (as Julia Tillman) - Background Harmonies, Background Vocal
Terry Cagle - Vocal Harmonies, Background Harmony

Produced by Steve Cropper for Midnight Hour Music

Barry Rudolph - Engineer, Remix Engineer
Stewart Whitmore - Backup Engineer
Steve Cropper - Remix Engineer

Direction: Elliot Roberts & Ron Stone/Lookout Management

Glen Christensen - Art Direction, Design
Gribbitt - Front Cover Photo
Henry Diltz - Back Cover Photo

“Special thanks to Chuck Plotkin, Lee Housekeeper, & the staff at Clover Studio, also Ron & Rick”.

Songwriters:
Earl Cate
Ernie Cate
Steve Cropper

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Mac Davis

Mac Davis - Burnin’ Thing
Columbia PC 33551 (1975) - US LP

Side One

1 - Burnin’ Thing
2 - I Feel The Country Callin’ Me
3 - Put Another Notch In Your Belt
4 - A Special Place In Heaven
5 - Honeysuckle Magic
6 - You’re Gonna Love Yourself (In The Morning)

Side Two

7 - I Still Love You (You Still Love Me)
8 - The Hits Just Keep On Coming
9 - Sweet Dreams And Sarah
10 - Rufus Was A Redneck
11 - The Jimmy Brown Song

Notes: 1) Above picture and following credits were taken from the Quadraphonic US LP release on Columbia PCQ 33551 (1975). 2) Album does not come with track-by-track musician credits. 3) Piano player indicated as Mark Jorden might be a misnomer for Mark T. Jordan.

Mac Davis - Vocals, Harmonica
Lee Sklar - Bass
Reinie Press - Bass
Ron Tutt - Drums
James Burton - Guitar
Al Casey - Guitar
Jesse Ed Davis - Guitar
Jerry Cole - Guitar
Jerry McGee - Guitar
David Lindley - Slide Guitar, Bottle Neck Guitar
Al Perkins - Pedal Steel Guitar
Larry Muhoberac - Piano
David Foster - Piano
Mark Jorden - Piano
Tommy Morgan - Bass Harmonica

Produced by Gary Klein
Rick Hall - Original Recording Producer (7, 10)

Nick DeCaro - Arrangements, Conduction
Frank DeCaro - Contractor

Bruce Botnick for Ears Ltd. - Engineer, Remix Engineer
Tom Perry - Engineer
Don Henderson - Recordist

Doug Sax - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Mastering Lab, L.A.

Ed Caraeff - Photograph
John Brogna - Design

Quadraphonic Release Additional Credits

Bruce Botnick - Quadraphonic Sound Supervision Engineer, Quadraphonic Sound Remix Engineer

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“The Mac Davis Fan Club // P.O. Box 69280, Los Angeles, Calif. 90069”.

Songwriters:
Mac Davis
Donnie Fritts
M. James
Bert Reisfield
J. Richie

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US stereo LP release catalog #: the web

Kim Carnes

Kim Carnes - Kim Carnes
A&M SP-4548 (1975) - US LP

Side One

1 - You’re A Part Of Me*
2 - Bad Seed*
3 - And Still Be Loving You*
4 - Hang On To Your Airplane (Honeymoon)*
5 - Do You Love Her*

Side Two

6 - Somewhere In The Night*
7 - Nothing Makes Me Feel As Good As A Love Song*
8 - It Could Have Been Better*
9 - Waiting For The Pain To Go Away*
10 - What Good Is Love (Later On The Equator)*
11 - Good Old Days*

Kim Carnes - Vocals, Fender Rhodes, Background Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)*
Jim Keltner - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11)
Dean Parks - Guitars
David Foster - Piano, Clavinet, Fender Rhodes
Mike Utley (as Michael Utley) - Organ, Moog Synthesizer
Steve Forman - Percussion
Maxine Willard Waters - Background Vocals (as Maxine Willard)
Julia Tillman Waters - Background Vocals (as Julia Tillman)
Dave Ellingson - Background Vocals
Mentor Williams - Background Vocals

Produced by Mentor Williams For Third Son Productions

David Briggs - String Arrangements (1, 3, 5, 6)
Stephen H. Dorff (as Stephen Dorff) - String Arrangement (9)

Rick Porter - Engineer
Chuck Trammel - Second Engineer

Recording Studio:
A&M Studios Hollywood, California

Bernie Grundman - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
A&M Recording Studios, Hollywood, California

Roland Young - Art Direction, Photography
Chuck Beeson - Album Design

“Special Thanks To // David Anderle; // And To: // Eddie Reeves, Jon Devirian, Michael J. Jackson, Aunt Luella and Dave. // And A Very Special Thanks To // Mentor Williams”.

Songwriters:
Kim Carnes
Milton L. Brown
Stephen H. Dorff
Dave Ellingson
Will Jennings
Richard Kerr
Eddie Reeves
Mentor Williams

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Kim Carnes - St. Vincent’s Court
EMI America SW-17004 (1979) - US LP

Side One

1 - What Am I Gonna Do
2 - Jamaica Sunday Morning
3 - Stay Away*
4 - Lookin’ For A Big Night*
5 - Paris Without You (St. Vincent’s Court)*

Side Two

6 - It Hurts So Bad
7 - Lose In Love
8 - Skeptical Shuffle
9 - Take Me Home To Where My Heart Is
10 - Blinded By Love
11 - Goodnight Moon*

Kim Carnes - Vocals, Melodica, Background Vocals
Lee Sklar - Bass (3, 4, 5, 11)*
Dominic Genova - Bass
Reinie Press - Bass (as Reine Press)
David Jackson - Bass
Matt Betton - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11)
Richard Hayward - Drums (as Richie Hayward)
Steve Geyer - Electric Guitars, Mandolin, Guitars, Acoustic Guitars
Dave Ellingson - Rhythm Guitars, Guitars, Banjos, Melodica, Sound Effects, Background Vocals
Bobby Cochran - Guitar, Electric Guitars
John Beland - Dobro, Acoustic Guitars, Mandolin, Rhythm Guitar
Bill Cuomo - Piano, Keyboard, Electric Piano, Clavinet, Fender Rhodes, ARP String Ensemble, ARP Strings
Ron Barron - Organ
Jim W. Gordon - Organ, Synthesizer
Jerry Peterson - Sax
Tim Weisberg - Flutes
Darrell Leonard - Trumpet
Daniel Moore - Melodica, Recorder, Background Vocals, Harmony Vocal
Gary Montgomery - Harmonica
Larry Hirsch - Percussion, Sound Effects
Victor Feldman - Marimba, Vibes, Congas, Conga, Percussion
Bobbye Hall Porter (as Bobbie Hall) - Percussion (4, 5)
Danny Timms - Background Vocals
Etan McElroy - Background Vocals
Matthew Moore - Background Vocal
Brian Cadd - Background Vocal

Produced by Daniel Moore, Dave Ellingson, Kim Carnes

Jim Ed Norman - String Arrangements, String Conduction
Bill Cuomo (with) - String Co-arrangement (7), Rhythm Tracks Arrangements
Kim Carnes - Rhythm Tracks Arrangements
Daniel Moore - Rhythm Tracks Arrangements
Dave Ellingson - Rhythm Tracks Arrangements

Larry Hirsch - Engineer, Mixdown Engineer
Steve Escallier - Additional Engineering (Sound City Recording Studio)
Beverly Jones - Additional Engineering (A&M Studios)
Wally Heider - Additional Recording Engineer (6)
Gary Lubow - Second Engineer (Sound City Recording Studio)
Linda Tyler - Second Engineer (Sound Labs, Inc.)
Stewart Whitmore - Second Engineer (Sound Labs, Inc.)
Ron Borawski - Second Engineer (A&M Studios)
Michael Carnevale - 2nd Engineer (6)

Recording Studios:
Sound City Recording Studio
Sound Labs, Inc.
A&M Studios

Mixing Studio:
Paramount Recording Studio

John Golden - Mastering Engineer
Jim Sintetos - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Kendun Recording Studio

Management: Stanford Blum, Image Management, Inc.

Jim Shea - Cover Photography
Nancy Andrews - Inner Sleeve Photograph
Kosh - Design, Art Direction

“My thanks to everyone who helped with this album and to: Danny, Larry, and Dave, Jim Ed Norman, Bill Cuomo, Stan Blum, Abe Somer, Milt Olin, Richard Leher, John Guess, Chuck Kaye, Eddie Reeves, Joan Levitt, John Kosh, Jim Shea, Charlie Ness, Kay Steele, Jemima Eddy, Carin Gronhagen, Don Schlegel // My special thanks to Jim Mazza and Don Grierson, and to everyone at E.M.I. America for caring. // And “Thank You!” Dave and Collin”.

Songwriters:
Kim Carnes
Dave Ellingson
Daniel Moore

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Kim Carnes - Barking At Airplanes
Emi America SO-17159 (1985) - US LP

Side One

1 - Crazy In The Night (Barking At Airplanes)
2 - One Kiss
3 - Begging For Favors (Learning How Things Work)
4 - He Makes The Sun Rise (Orpheus)
5 - Bon Voyage*

Side Two

6 - Don’t Pick Up The Phone (Pick Up The Phone)
7 - Rough Edges
8 - Abadabadango
9 - Touch And Go
10 - Oliver (Voice On The Radio)*

Note: According to web sources a 2001 remastered CD reissue on One Way Records 72435-34785-2-0 included three added bonus tracks: 11: “I Am A Camera”; 12: “Make No Mistake, He’s Mine” (solo vocal version); 13: “Forever”. Please check back for more details about it.

Kim Carnes - Vocals, Backgrounds
Leland Sklar - Bass (5, 10)*
Eric Scott - Bass
David Jackson - Bass
Craig Krampf - Drums (3, 9, 10), DMX, Background, Background Vocal
Gary Mallaber - Drums
Waddy Wachtel - Electric Guitar, Guitar, Background, Background Vocal
Lindsey Buckingham - Guitar, Vocals
Craig Hull - Guitar
Chas Sandford - Guitar
Ry Cooder - Guitar
Bill Cuomo - All Synthesizers, Chroma, Kurzweil, DX7, All Keyboards, Additional Synthesizers, JX-3P
Jerry Peterson - Sax
Paulinho Da Costa - Percussion (2, 4, 5, 9)
Michael Rogers - Steel Drums
Dave Ellingson - Backgrounds, Background Vocal
Daniel Moore - Vocal Duet, Backgrounds, Background Vocal
Maxine Willard Waters - Backgrounds (as Maxine Waters Willard)
Julia Tillman Waters - Backgrounds
Martha Davis - Background
James Ingram - Background
Niko Bolas - Background Vocal

Produced by Bill Cuomo and Kim Carnes (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10)
Produced by Duane Hitchings and Kim Carnes (8)

Craig Krampf - Drum Programming (1, 2, 6)
Bill Cuomo - Drum Programming (1, 2, 6)
Duane Hitchings - Synthesizers Programming (8), DMX programming (8)

Mark Ettel - Recording Engineer
Steve MacMillan - 2nd Engineer
Denny Densmore - 2nd Engineer
Judy Clapp - 2nd Engineer
Tony Chiappa - 2nd Engineer
David Egerton - 2nd Engineer
Sabrina Bucharek - 2nd Engineer
Niko Bolas - Additional Engineering
Richard Bosworth - Additional 2nd Engineer
Duane Seykora - Additional 2nd Engineer
Mike Shipley - Mixing Engineer (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10)
Ian Taylor - Mixing Engineer (6, 7)

Recording Studios:
Ocean Way Recording, Hollywood, California
Record One, Sherman Oaks, California (additional recording)

Mixing Studios:
Galaxy Sound, Hollywood, California
Larrabee Sound, Hollywood, California (as Larabee Sound) (additional mixing)

George Morino - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Sterling Labs

Sue McGonigle - Project Coordinator
Direction: Michael Brokaw/Kragen & Co.

Henry Marquez - Art Direction
Vigon Seireeni - Design
Greg Gorman - Cover Photography
Eric Blum - Back Cover Photography
Matthew Rolston - Inner Sleeve Photography

“Thank Yooooou’s: // Corla Cuomo…Keep practicing - you’re improving all the time! Xoxoxoxoxo, Connie // To Mike Shipley “No Way Hoser!” // To Davo, Daniel, Maxine & Julia, Suechez, and the band “for the best of times, all the time.” // To Lindsey Buckingham // To DDDDDuane Hitchings // To Martha Davis, James Ingram // To Ry Cooder // To Ian Taylor and Roy Thomas Baker // To Ramona, Mark Ettel, Steve MacMillan, and everyone at Ocean Way // To Val Garay, “For your great help with my vocal on ‘Living in a World.’ ” // To Niko Bolas - The real “Merc Man” // To Mazza, Dick, Jack, Shelly, Clay, Frenchy, and everyone at EMI International // To Michael Brokaw - Jacque, Lisa and Lynne // To Gary Gersh // To Abe Somer and Anita Clark // To Rusty Garner for “Keepin ’em dancing” // To Claire and to Judith // And always to Collin and our looney housemother, Hannah Banana”.

Songwriters:
Kim Carnes
Bill Cuomo
Dave Ellingson
Clive Gregson
Duane Hitchings
M. Paul
Chas Sandford

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Kim Carnes - View From The House
MCA MCA-42200 (1988) - US LP

Side One

1 - Brass & Batons*
2 - Just To Spend Tonight With You*
3 - Heartbreak Radio*
4 - Crazy In Love*
5 - If You Don’t Want My Love*

Side Two

6 - Willie And The Hand Jive*
7 - Speed Of The Sound Of Loneliness*
8 - Blood From The Bandit*
9 - Fantastic Fire Of Love*
10 - Crimes Of The Heart*

Note: 1) Track-by-track credits for percussion were taken down by ear.

Kim Carnes - Vocals, Synthesizer
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)*
Craig Krampf - Drums (2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10), Percussion (1, 6, 7, 9, 10), Washboard (3)
Billy Joe Walker, Jr. - Acoustic Guitars, Electric Guitars
Craig Hull - Electric Guitar, Slide Guitar
Josh Leo - Electric Guitar
John Jarvis - Acoustic Piano, Synthesizers
Bruce Hornsby - Accordian
John Cascella - Accordian
Mark O’Connor - Fiddle, Mandolin, Mandola
Kirk Johnson - Harmonica (as Kirk “Jellyroll” Johnson)
Lyle Lovett - Harmony Vocals
Dave Ellingson - Harmony Vocals
Vince Gill - Harmony Vocals
Steve Wariner - Harmony Vocals

Produced by Jimmy Bowen and Kim Carnes for Lynwood Productions (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
Produced by Jimmy Bowen and Kim Carnes for Lynwood Productions and Bill Cuomo for Pants Down Productions (10)

Bill Cuomo - All Synthesizers Programming, Drum Programming (10)

Bob Bullock - Recording Engineer (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9), Overdubs Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer (Soundstage Studios)
Bill Cuomo - Recording Engineer (10)
Russ Martin - Overdubs Recording Engineer, Second Engineer
Richard Bosworth - Additional Overdubs Recording Engineer
Niko Bolas - Mixing Engineer (A&M Studios)
Jimmy Bowen - Mixing Engineer (Soundstage Studios)
Chuck Ainlay - Mixing Engineer (Masterfonics)
Bill Dooley - Additional Engineering
Mark J. Coddington - Second Engineer
Bob Vogt - Second Engineer
Spence Chrislu - Second Engineer

Recording Studios:
Soundstage Studios (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9) (also overdubs)
Manzanita Recording Studio (10)
Emerald Studio (overdubs only)
Galaxy Sound Studio (additional overdubs only)

Mixing Studios:
A&M Studios
Soundstage Studios
Masterfonics

George Marino - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Sterling Sound

Jessie Noble - Project Coordinator
Sue McGonigle - Production Assistant

Simon Levy - Art Direction
Peter Nash - Photography
Virginia Team Design/Jerry Joyner - Design

“Digitally recorded at Soundstage Studios using the Mitsubishi X-850 32 track system.”.

“My special thanks to Bowen; // and to Tony Brown, Dirt, Jessie Noble, Abbe Demontbreun and everyone at MCA Records; // to Chuck (Crystal) Ainlay, Bob Bullock, Mark (Catfish Caviar) Coddington, Russ Martin, Sheila Mann, Sheila’s Grandma Ruthie Jackson; to everyone at Soundstage Studio and everyone at Masterfonics; to Bill Cuomo, Guy Thomas, Daurie Bolwell, Abe Somer, Jill Berliner, Vickie Finkbeiner, John Marks // to Davo, Donna Weiss, Craig Hull & Drummer, and to Sue McGonigle. // Always and Always to my Collin & Ry; // and to Miss Hannah Banana; // to Irving Azoff; // and to all the players and guests - “Thank you””.

Songwriters:
Kim Carnes
Randy McCormick
Frankie Miller
Johnny Otis
John Prine
Troy Seals
Phil Spector
Even Stevens
Donna Weiss

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Kim Carnes - Gypsy Honeymoon - The Best Of Kim Carnes
EMI 0777-7-98223-2 4 (1993) - US CD - US anthology with previously unreleased tracks

1 - Chain Letter - new track
2 - Gypsy Honeymoon - single
3 - Don’t Cry Now - new track
4 - Still Hold On - “Mistaken Identity”
5 - Bette Davis Eyes - “Mistaken Identity”
6 - Mistaken Identity - “Mistaken Identity”
7 - More Love - “Romance Dance”
8 - Thrill Of The Grill - “Voyeur”
9 - It Hurts So Bad - “St. Vincent’s Court”
10 - Don’t Fall In Love With A Dreamer - duet with Kenny Rogers - “Gideon”
11 - Rough Edges - “Barking At Airplanes”
12 - I’ll Be There Where The Heart Is - “Café Racers”
13 - Crazy In The Night (Barking At Airplanes) - “Barking At Airplanes”
14 - Make No Mistake, He’s Mine* - duet with Barbra Streisand - “Emotion”
15 - You’re A Part Of Me - duet with Gene Cotton - “Save The Dancer”

Notes: 1) This is a CD anthology with previously unreleased tracks. Those albums the tracks are taken from are indicated near the song titles. 2) “Gideon” is a 1980 album by Kenny Rogers and track 10 is the top-10 hit single included in that LP. Album was entirely written by Kim Carnes and Carnes’ husband Dave Ellingson. 3) “Emotion” is a 1984 album by Barbra Streisand and track 14 is the top-10 hit single included in that LP. Please check out Lee’s contributions to Ms. Streisand’s work here: bassroutes.blogspot.com/2011/04/barbra-streisand.html. 4) “Save The Dancer” is a 1978 album by Gene Cotton and track 15 is the top-20 hit single included in that LP. 5) Track 15 is a new version of same song already included in the 1975 “Kim Carnes” album (see album entry above and single entry below). 6) According to web sources, track 3 is the re-recorded single version of a song originally included in the Japan-only Kim Carnes CD album “Checkin’ Out The Ghosts”. 7) Track number is not specified for all of the tech credits. It only makes sense to assume these are for the new tracks (1, 2, 3). 8) CD album comes with liner notes by Kim Carnes for tracks 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15. Please refer to original CD booklet for these.

Kim Carnes - Vocals, Backgrounds
Lee Sklar - Bass (14)*
Don Dixon - Bass, Background, Harmony Vocal
Bryan Garofalo - Bass, Background Vocal
Scott Edwards - Bass
Reinie Press - Bass (as Reine Press)
Chuck Jacobs (as part of Kenny Rogers’ band) - Bass
Eric Scott - Bass
Joe Osborne - Bass
Denny Fongheiser - Drums
Craig Krampf - Drums, Background Vocal, Background
Richard Hayward - Drums (as Richie Hayward)
Bobby Daniels (as part of Kenny Rogers’ band) - Drums, Background Vocal
Gary Mallaber (as Gary Malaber) - Drums (14)
Larrie Londin - Drums
Tim Pierce - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Ebo
Steven Soles - Acoustic Guitar, Mandolin
Danny Kortchmar - Acoustic Guitar
Craig Hull - Slide Guitar, Electric Guitar, Background Vocal
Waddy Wachtel - Electric Guitar, Guitar, Background Vocal, Background
Mike Piccirillo - Guitar
Josh Leo - Solo Guitar, Background Vocal
Bobby Cochran - Electric Guitars
John Beland - Acoustic Guitars, Mandolin
Patrick Harper (as Rick Harper, and as part of Kenny Rogers’ band) - Guitar
Randy Dorman (as part of Kenny Rogers’ band) - Guitar
Ry Cooder - Guitar
Steve Gibson - Guitar
Steve Goldstein - Keyboards
Bill Cuomo - Prophet, Keyboards, ARP String Ensemble, Prophet Synthesizer, Piano
Ron Barron - Organ
Edgar Struble (as part of Kenny Rogers’ band) - Clavinet, Synthesizer, Background Vocal
Eugene Golden (as Gene Golden, and as part of Kenny Rogers’ band) - Piano, Background Vocal
Steve Glassmeyer (as part of Kenny Rogers’ band) - Piano, Background Vocal
Duane Hitchings - Keyboard
Shane Keister - Keyboard
Jerry Peterson - Sax
Raphael Ravenscroft - Sax
Jim Brock - Percussion
M.L. Benoit - Percussion
Larry Hirsch - Percussion
Kenny Rogers - Vocals
Barbra Streisand - Vocals
Gene Cotton - Vocals, Guitar
Edna Wright - Singer
Darlene Love - Singer
Andrea Robinson - Background
Maxine Willard Waters - Backgrounds (as Maxine Waters Willard)
Julia Tillman Waters - Backgrounds
Martha Davis - Background
James Ingram - Background
Wendy Waldman - Background Vocal
Dave Ellingson - Background Vocals, Vocal, Backgrounds
Daniel Moore - Background Vocal, Vocal, Backgrounds

Produced by Don Dixon (1, 2, 3)
Produced by Val Garay (4, 5, 6, 8)
Produced by George Tobin and Mike Piccirillo (7)
Produced by Kim Carnes, Daniel Moore and Dave Ellingson (9)
Produced by Larry Butler and Kenny Rogers (10)
Produced by Bill Cuomo and Kim Carnes (11, 13, 14)
Produced by Keith Olsen (12) (as Keith Olson)
Produced by Steve Gibson (15)

Bill Cuomo - String Arrangement (14), Drum Programming (13)
Buddy Skipper - String Arrangement (15)
Craig Krampf - Drum Programming (13)

Peter Doell - Engineer
Richard Bosworth - Vocal Engineer, Assistant Engineer
Eric Rudd - Assistant Engineer
Don Dixon - Mixing Engineer
Mark Williams - Mixing Engineer
Paul Lani - Remix Engineer (1)

Recording Studios:
Ocean Way Studio, Hollywood
Reflection Studios, Charlotte (additional recording)

Mixing Studios:
Reflection Studios, Charlotte
Larrabee Studios, Hollywood (remix of track 1)

Lori Gilliam - Production Assistant
Management: Stiletto Management

Henry Marquez - Art Direction
Loren Hanes - Photography
Diane Cuddy - Design
Marc Cozza - Hand Lettering
George Newell - Make Up
Kathy Blizzard - Hair Stylist

“Thank Yooo’s // To Brian Koppelman, Charles Koppelman and Fred Davis. // To Goldie, Davo, MY Band, Daniel, and all the players. // To Steve Wax and Garry Keif, Miki, John Mason, Jerry Rosenblatt, Don Dixon, and Joel Roman, Ed Kantor, Joe Sugarman and Bob Koblin. // To Donna Weiss, Maxine Willard Waters, and Julia Tillman Waters, Val Garay, Bill Cuomo, Keith Olsen and George Tobin. // …to Mazza and Gersh, and my original band for the great memories. // And always, Love to Collin and Ry and Hannah Banana”.

“…in memory of George Newell - thank you.”.

Songwriters:
Kim Carnes
Jackie DeShannon (also as Jackie De Shannon)
Collin Ellingson
Dave Ellingson (also as David Ellingson)
Duane Hitchings
Eric Kaz
Craig Krampf
Jenni Muldaur
William Robinson (also as Smokey Robinson)
Larry Tagg
Donna Weiss

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Singles



“You’re A Part Of Me” - US 7” vinyl promo single - stereo mix



“You’re A Part Of Me” - US 7” vinyl promo single - mono mix

Kim Carnes
You’re A Part Of Me/You’re A Part Of Me
A&M 1767-S/1767 (1975) - US 7” vinyl promo single

stereo side

1 - You’re A Part Of Me* - stereo mix

mono side

2 - You’re A Part Of Me* - mono mix

Notes: 1) This is a promo single by Kim Carnes released in 1975. Alternate catalog #s are 11932-S for the stereo mix and 11932 for the mono mix. 2) Song was taken from the album “Kim Carnes” (see entry above). Please refer to that album’s entry for more detailed musician credits (remember however that these were not available in track-by-track format).

Kim Carnes - Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2)*

Produced by Mentor Williams for Third Son Productions

“(From the A&M album “Kim Carnes” SP-4548)”.

Songwriter:
Kim Carnes

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“Bad Seed - edited version” - US 7” vinyl promo single - stereo mix



“Bad Seed - edited version” - US 7” vinyl promo single - mono mix

Kim Carnes
Bad Seed/Bad Seed
A&M 1807-S/1807 (1975) - US 7” vinyl promo single

stereo side

1 - Bad Seed* (3:26) - edited version - stereo mix

mono side

2 - Bad Seed* (3:26) - edited version - mono mix

Notes: 1) This is a promo single by Kim Carnes released in 1975. Alternate catalog #s are 12012-S for the stereo mix and 12012 for the mono mix. 2) Song was taken from the album “Kim Carnes” (see entry above). Please refer to that album’s entry for more detailed musician credits (remember however that these were not available in track-by-track format). 3) The version of “Bad Seed” on this single release has been edited down to 3:26 minutes from the original 4:30 minutes. Parts edited out start from the “Oh darlin’, come on and take my love” verse at the end of second chorus, through to the end of the first “Come on and take my love” verse at the closing of third chorus included. In between, the “damn that ol’ dream” bridge has been done away with as well. A further difference between the two versions lies in the “Honey you’re a bad seed” ad-lib of the coda, which is repeated fully six times on the single edit version and eight times on the LP version before total fade-out.

Kim Carnes - Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2)*

Produced by Mentor Williams for Third Son Productions

“(From the A&M album “Kim Carnes” SP-4548)”.

Songwriters:
Kim Carnes
Dave Ellingson
Eddie Reeves
Mentor Williams

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Gail Davies

Gail Davies - I’ll Be There
Warner Bros. BSK 3509 (1980) - US LP

Side One

1 - I’ll Be There (If You Ever Want Me)*
2 - It’s A Lovely, Lovely World*
3 - Mama’s Gonna Give You Sweet Things*
4 - Kentucky*
5 - Honky Tonk Waltz*
6 - Farewell Song*

Side Two

7 - Object Of My Affection*
8 - Get That Feelin’ Inside*
9 - I’m Hungry, I’m Tired
10 - Grandma’s Song*
11 - No One To Welcome Me Home*

Gail Davies - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Background Vocals
Lee Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11)*, Piccolo Bass (3)*
Mike Bowden - Bass
Mike Baird - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10)
David Kemper - Drums (11)
Marty Walsh - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Rhythm Guitar
Dean Parks - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Fretless Guitar Solo, Electric Guitar Solo, Banjo
J.D. Maness - Steel Guitar (as Jay Dee Maness)
Lloyd Green - Steel Guitar, Dobro
Jeff Tassin - Acoustic Guitar, Mandolin, Background Vocals
Jai Winding - Piano, Acoustic Piano, Electric Piano
Shane Keister - Oberheim, Electric Piano, Clavinet, Acoustic Piano, Organ
Buddy Spicher - Fiddles
Byron Berline - Fiddle, Mandolin
Terry McMillan - Harmonica, Congas (4)
Mickey Raphael - Harmonica
Farrell Morris - Bell Tree (4), Tambourine (7)
Grandma Whitten - Introduction Vocal
Emmylou Harris - Harmony Vocal
Paulette Carlson - Background Vocal
Danny Rhones - Background Vocal
The Jordanaires - Background Vocals

Strings:
Sheldon Kurland - Violin
George Binkley III - Violin
Dennis Molchan - Violin
Conni Ellisor - Violin
Carl Gorodetzky - Violin
Samuel Terranova - Violin
Lennie Straight - Violin
Gary Vanosdale - Viola
Marvin Chantry - Viola
John Catchings - Cello
Roy Christensen - Cello

Produced and Arranged by Gail Davies For Little Chickadee Productions
Denny Purcell - Production Assistant

Buddy Skipper - String Arrangements (2, 5, 6, 8, 10, 11)

Galen Senogles - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer

Recording Studios:
Producers’ Workshop - Los Angeles, California
Woodland Sound Studios - Nashville, Tennessee (additional recordings)

Mixing Srudio:
Producers’ Workshop - Los Angeles, California

Dr. Denny Purcell - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Woodland Mastering Facility

Ed Thrasher - Photography, Design

“Mastered by Dr. Denny Purcell at Woodland Mastering Facility, using the “Outer Ear Dichotic Position Recovery Integrator.”.

“Special thanks to Glenn Snoddy and the staff at Woodland Sound Studios, to Ed Cobb, Galen and Ben, to Leland Sklar, Emmylou Harris, and the people at Warner Country. // Thank you.”.

“This album is dedicated to the memory of James W. Davies and Glen W. Senogles”.

Songwriters:
Gail Davies
Boudleaux Bryant (as Boudeleaux Bryant)
Paul Craft
Carl Davis
Rusty Gabbard
Delbert McClinton
Charles E. Moody
Ray Price
Hartford Taylor

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Gail Davies - Givin’ Herself Away
Warner Bros. BSK 3636 (1982) - US LP

Side One

1 - Round The Clock Lovin’*
2 - Movin’ (I Might Decide To Stay)*
3 - Hold On*
4 - It’s Amazing What A Little Love Can Do*
5 - Dream Baby (How Long Must I Dream)*

Side Two

6 - Givin’ Herself Away*
7 - All The Fire Is Gone*
8 - Singing The Blues*
9 - You Turn Me On I’m A Radio*
10 - Dawn*

Gail Davies - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Background Vocals (also as Part of The Uncalled Four Choir)
Lee Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)*
Mike Baird - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Albert Lee - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Pete Carr - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Jeff Tassin - Acoustic Guitar, Background Vocals
Bobby Thompson - Acoustic Guitar, Banjo
Jon Goin - Electric Guitar
Lloyd Green - Steel Guitar
B. James Lowry - Electric Guitar
Pete Pendras - Acoustic Guitar (as Pete Pendrass)
Dean Parks - Electric Guitar
Bill Payne (as Billy Payne) - Piano, Keyboards, Electric Piano, Rhodes Piano
Craig Doerge - Rhodes Piano, Piano
Shane Keister - Acoustic Piano, Synthesizer
Jai Winding - Electric Piano (as Jay Winding)
The Shelly Kurland Strings - Strings
Muscle Shoals Horn Section - Horns
Terry McMillan - Harmonica, Percussion (1), Congo (9)
Farrell Morris - Percussion (3, 5, 9, 10)
John Carter - Harmony Vocal
Walker Igleheart - Background Vocals (also as Part of The Uncalled Four Choir), Male Harmony Vocal
Michael Joyce (as Mike Joyce) - Background Vocals (also as Part of The Uncalled Four Choir)
Ginger Holladay - Background Vocal
Lisa Silver - Background Vocal
Sherilyn Huffman - Background Vocal (as Sherllyn Huffman)
The Uncalled Four Choir (Mike Joyce, Gail Davies, Walker Igleheart, Paulette Carlson) - Background Vocals

Produced and Arranged by Gail Davies for Little Chickadee Productions
Denny Purcell - Production Assistant

Bergen White - String Arrangements (3, 4, 6, 7, 10)

Galen Senogles - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Rick McCollister - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Steve Ham - Assistant Engineer
Bill Smith - Assistant Engineer
Russ Castillo - Assistant Engineer

Recording Studios:
Producers’ Workshop Hollywood, California (basic tracks)
Woodland Sound Studios Nashville, Tennessee (additional recordings)

Mixing Studio:
Woodland Sound Studios Nashville, Tennessee

Denny Purcell - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Woodland Mastering Facility

Booking information:
William Morris Agency // 151 El Camino Drive // Beverly Hills // Calif. 90212 // 213/274-2651
2325 Crest moor // Nasville, Tenn. 37215 // 615/385-0310
Management: John Doumanian Management

Raúl Vega - Photography
Christine Sauers - Art Direction, Design

“This album was mixed on M-D-M-4 Speakers // Mastered using the Outer Ear Image Recovery System”.

“Special Thanks to Gene Dries for keeping his ears open, to John Doumanian for making music fun again, to Carl Scott for believing, Lenny Waronker for listening and Denny Purcell for constant support. Thank You.”.

“This album is dedicated to all of the people who have contributed their talent and imagination.”.

Songwriters:
Gail Davies
Rory Bourke
Rick Clark
Ron Davies
Melvin Endsley
Tom Kimmel
Mike Marchetti
Joni Mitchell
Kay T. Oslin (as K.T. Oslin)
Lynn Tabola
Jeff Tassin
Cindy Walker

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Gail Davies - What Can I Say
Warner Bros. 23972-1 (1983) - US LP

Side One

1 - Boys Like You*
2 - Following You Around*
3 - On A Real Good Night*
4 - Hallelujah, I Love Him So*
5 - What Can I Say*

Side Two

6 - You’re A Hard Dog (To Keep Under The Porch)*
7 - It’s You Alone*
8 - If You Can Lie A Little Bit*
9 - The Boy In You Is Showing*
10 - Setting Me Up*

Notes: 1) Album does not come with track-by-track musician credits. 2) Arrangement of track 4 is credited to Gary Nicholson and Wally Wilson. Whether this is or not inclusive of horn arrangement is not specified.

Gail Davies - Vocals, Backing Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)*
Mike Baird - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Reggie Young - Guitar
Billy Joe Walker, Jr. - Guitar (as Billy Walker)
B. James Lowry - Guitar
Lloyd Green - Steel Guitar
Bill Payne - Pianos (as Billy Payne)
Jerry Douglas - Dobro
Buddy Spicher - Fiddle
Rob Hajacos - Fiddle
Ricky Scaggs - Fiddle, Mandolin, Backing Vocals
Terry McMillan - Harmonica
Jim Horn - Bass Flute
Muscle Shoals Horns - Horns
The A Strings - Strings
Rick McCollister - Percussion
Farrell Morris - Percussion
Walker Igleheart - Backing Vocals
Sherilyn Huffman - Backing Vocals (as Sheri Huffman)
Jack Sundrud - Backing Vocals
Michael Joyce - Backing Vocals (as Mike Joyce)

Produced by Gail Davies for Little Chickadee Productions
Don Lanier - Production Assistant

Bergen White - String Arrangements (3, 5, 7, 8, 9)
The Muscle Shoals Horns - Horn Arrangements (2, 4?, 10)
Gary Nicholson - Arrangement (4)
Wally Wilson - Arrangement (4)

Rick McCollister - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
J.T. Cantwell - Assistant Engineer
Ken Criblez - Assistant Engineer
Tim Farmer - Assistant Engineer

Recording Studios:
Woodland Sound Studio, Nashville
GroundStar Studio, Nashville

Ken Perry - Original Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Masterfonics, Nashville

Management: John Doumanian Management

Simon Levy - Art Direction
Laura LiPuma - Design
McGuire - Photography

“Thanks to Carol Campbell for her devotion beyond the call of duty. // Special thanks to Jimmy Bowen. // Special, special thanks to Rick McCollister for picking up all the loose ends and splicing them together.”.

“This album is dedicated to Christopher.”.

Songwriters:
Gail Davies
Ray Charles
Susanna Clark
Rodney Crowell
Ron Davies
Harlan Howard
Walker Igleheart
Mark Knopfler
Bob Stone

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Gail Davies - Where Is A Woman To Go
RCA AHL1-5187 (1984) - US LP

Side One

1 - Break Away*
2 - The Trouble With Love*
3 - Nothing Can Hurt Me Now*
4 - Lovin’ Me Too*
5 - Unwed Fathers*

Side Two

6 - Different Train Of Thought*
7 - Lion In The Winter*
8 - Where Is A Woman To Go*
9 - Jagged Edge Of A Broken Heart*
10 - Not A Day Goes By*

Gail Davies - Vocals, Background Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)*
Mike Baird - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Reggie Young - Guitar
Billy Joe Walker, Jr. - Guitar (as Billy Walker)
Lloyd Green - Steel Guitar
Paul Franklin - Steel Guitar
Bill Payne - Keyboards (as Billy Payne)
Jerry Douglas - Dobro
Vince Gill - Mandolin, Harmony Vocal
Buddy Spicher - Fiddle
Farrell Morris - Percussion
Dolly Parton - Harmony Vocal
John David Souther - Harmony Vocal (as J.D. Souther)
Walker Igleheart - Background Vocals
Pam Rose - Background Vocals
Mary Ann Kennedy - Background Vocals
Julia Tillman Waters - Background Vocals (as Julia Waters)
Maxine Willard Waters - Background Vocals (as Maxine Waters)
Gene Morford - Background Vocals

Produced by Gail Davies and Leland Sklar for Little Chickadee Productions

Bill Schnee - Basic Tracks Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Bob Bullock - Additional Recordings Engineer
Russ Martin - Assistant Engineer
Ken Criblez - Assistant Engineer
Chris Hammond - Assistant Engineer
Dan Garcia - Assistant Engineer

Recording Studios:
Emerald Studios, Nashville, TN (basic tracks)
Woodland Studios, Nashville, TN (additional recordings)
Bullet Studios, Nashville, TN (additional recordings)

Mixing Studio:
Bill Schnee Studio, Hollywood, CA

Doug Sax - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
The Mastering Lab, Hollywood, CA

Bill Brunt (Private Eye Studio) - Art Direction
Mario Casilli - Photography
Victoria Jackson - Makeup
Del Sasaki & China - Hair Design

“Special thanks to Joe Galante for staying with us, and to Mike Milom for being one of the good guys. // Thank you, thank you to Bill Schnee for his quick response to our calls. // Thank you Kyle Lehning for the microphone. // Thank you Maureen for the chocolate cake, and thanks Leland for quitting the piano.”.

“This album is dedicated to Leland Sklar.”.

Songwriters:
Gail Davies
Hoyt Axton
Bobby Braddock
Ron Davies
Jerry Gillespie
Ted Hewitt
Wayland Holyfield
Walker Igleheart
Michael Joyce
Mary Ann Kennedy
Paul Kennerley
Bob McDill
Gary Nicholson
Steve Nobles
Kay T. Oslin
Candy Parton
John Prine
Pam Rose
Will Shouse

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Gail Davies - Pretty Words
MCA 42274 (1989) - US LP

Side One

1 - Waiting Here For You
2 - I Don’t Know Why
3 - Hearts In The Wind
4 - I’ve Had Enough
5 - Somewhere Tonight

Side Two

6 - Pretty Words
7 - It’s Just A Matter Of Time
8 - I’m Ready To Fall In Love Again
9 - Meet Me Halfway
10 - I Will Rise And Shine Again

Notes: 1) Album does not come with track-by-track musician credits. 2) Tech credits indicate Tim Kish and Ron Treat as two recording locations. This has been taken for a typo and therefore corrected in the following text.

Gail Davies - Vocals, Background Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass Guitar
Denny Dadmun-Bixby - Bass Guitar
Bob Mummert - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Pat Flynn - Acoustic Guitar
Billy Joe Walker, Jr. - Acoustic Guitar
Kevin Welch - Acoustic Guitar
Reggie Young - Electric Guitar
Paul Franklin - Steel Guitar, Dobro
Bruce Bouton - Steel Guitar
Gene Sisk - Keyboards, Synthesizer
Randy McCormick - Keyboards
Matt Rollings - Keyboards
John Catchings - Cello
Jonelle Mosser - Background Vocals
Harry Stinson - Background Vocals
Walker Igleheart - Background Vocals
Lionel Cartwright - Background Vocals
Herman Harper - Background Vocals

Produced by Jimmy Bowen for Lynwood Productions and Gail Davies for Little Chickadee Productions.

Tim Kish - Recording Engineer
Ron Treat - Recording Engineer, Overdubs Recording Engineer
Bob Bullock - Overdubs Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Mark J. Coddington - Overdubs Recording Engineer, Second Engineer
Russ Martin - Overdubs Recording Engineer, Second Engineer
Julian King - Second Engineer
Marty Williams - Second Engineer
Sheila Mann - Second Engineer

Recording Studio:
Soundstage Studios

Mixing Studios:
Emerald Studio
Masterfonics

Glenn Meadows - Mastering Engineer
Milan Bogdan - Digital Editing

Mastering Studio:
Masterfonics

Digital Editing Studio:
Masterfonics

Jessie Noble - Project Coordinator
Manager: John Doumanian Management

Simon Levy - Art Direction
McGuire - Photography
Katherine DeVault Design - Design
Scott Cole - Hair
Joan Robins-Lacey - Stylist

“Digitally recorded at Soundstage Studios using the Mitsubishi X-850 32 track digital.”.

“Mastered by Glenn Meadows at Masterfonics using the JVC Digital Audio Mastering System and the Bedini Audio Spacial Environment, B.A.S.E., Sylmar, California.”.

“This album is dedicated to Noel Fox, for his faith and non-judgemental oversight. // My love and special thanks to Reggie Young, who’s been playing on my albums since the very first and has always been there for me, like a load bearing wall. // I also want to thank Duncan Nelson and the guys at Westpark Studio and of course, Mr. Bowen. Who also hears that voice over the rainbow. Thank you Jimmy. // Matthew 6:33”.

Songwriters:
Gail Davies
Ken Cummings
Pete Pendrass
Harry Stinson
Willy Wilson

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Gail Davies - The Songwriter Sessions
Little Chickadee Records (2003) - US CD - 2-CD set

volume 1

1 - With A Friend Like You
2 - A Love That Could Last
3 - Heat It Up
4 - Bucket To The South
5 - You Need Someone Like Me
6 - Better Love Next Time
7 - Someone Is Looking
8 - Soft Spoken Man
9 - With A Boy Like You
10 - I’ve Had Enough
11 - It’s Just A Matter Of Time
12 - Where Does Love Come From
13 - Tell Me Why
14 - Never Cross That Line
15 - Love Ain’t Easy
16 - Remember How It Was
17 - I’m Hungry I’m Tired
18 - Hometown Gossip
19 - Waiting Here For You
20 - Reaching Out For Him
21 - I’m A Little Bit Lonely
22 - The Game
23 - Pretty Words

volume 2

24 - Ready To Fall In Love Again
25 - Wedding Invitation
26 - It’s No Wonder I Feel Blue
27 - Burning In Hell For You
28 - What Can I Say
29 - I Need My Baby Back
30 - He Comes To Me For The Answers
31 - In The Worst Way
32 - I Don’t Know
33 - Boys Like You
34 - Not A Day Goes By
35 - The Other Side Of Love
36 - Love Is Living Around Us
37 - Just Can’t Satisfy You
38 - Grandma’s Song
39 - Your Mamma Works So Hard
40 - Careless Love
41 - Holdin’ Out For You
42 - Lean On You
43 - Sorry That You’re Leavin’
44 - Drifting Farther Away
45 - I Will Rise And Shine Again

Notes: 1) This is a double CD with new versions of songs from the Gail Davies songbook. 2) CD album does not come with a release date, however discography on the Gail Davies website indicates 2003 as year of release. 3) CD album does not come with track-by-track musician credits. 4) Ten of these 45 songs were included in the Gail Davies albums that Lee played bass on (see entries above). Of these songs, the five from “Pretty Words” (10, 11, 23, 24, 45) and the two from “I’ll Be There” (17, 38) are presented here in altogether new versions. The two tracks from “What Can I Say” (28, 33) and the one from “Where Is A Woman To Go” (34) seem to be remixes. 5) CD album is available from the Gail Davies online shop at www.gaildavies.com/purchase_the_songwriter_sessions.htm.

Gail Davies - Vocalist, Acoustic Guitar
Leland Sklar - Bass Guitar
Rob Price - Bass Guitar, Piano, Synth, Vocalist
Willie Weeks - Bass Guitar (all tracks)
Bob Mummert - Drums
Richard Bennett - Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar
Kevin Welch - Acoustic Guitar
Chris Scruggs - Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar
Jeff Tassin - Acoustic Guitar
Pat Bergeson - Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar
Larry Chaney - Electric Guitar
Pete Pendras - Electric Guitar
Brent Moyer - Electric Guitar
Chris Nole - Piano, Synth
Gary Prim - Piano, Synth
Gene Sisk - Piano, Synth
Lloyd Green - Steel Guitar, Dobro
Weldon Myrick - Steel Guitar
Mike Daly - Steel Guitar
Stu Basore - Steel Guitar
Jerry Douglas - Dobro
Randy Kohrs - Dobro
Richard Bailey - Banjo
Chris Cioffi - Banjo
Sam Bush - Mandolin, Fiddle
David Harvey - Mandolin
Brent Truitt - Mandolin
Dave Luke - Mandolin
Aaron Till - Fiddle
Hank Singer - Fiddle
Patty Mitchell - Vocalist
David Lege - Vocalist
Kathy Mattea - Vocalist (as Kathy Mathea)
Vince Gill - Vocalist
Ray Walker - Vocalist
John Cowan - Vocalist
Sharon White - Vocalist
Cheryl White - Vocalist
George Feith - Vocalist

Produced by Gail Davies for Little Chickadee Productions

Craig White - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Rob Price (LCPStudio@Juno.com) - Additional Recordings

Recording Studio:
Curb Studios, Nashville, TN
LCP Studio (additional recordings)

John Baldwin - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Georgetown Mastering

David Lege - Photography
Dickerson/Price - Art Design

“Produced by Gail Davies for Little Chickadee Productions // P.O. Box 120545, Nashville, Tennessee 37212”.

“This music is dedicated to the memory of Darby Alan Davies (the Soft Spoken Man) and my brothers, James William and Ronny Wayne Davies, whom I miss more than words can say.”.

“For information and lyrics see: www.GailDavies.com”.

www.gaildavies.com

Songwriters:
Gail Davies
Richard Allen
Walker Igleheart
Paul Kennerly
Harry Stinson
Wally Wilson

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Johnny Rivers

Johnny Rivers - Last Train To Memphis
Soul City SCRI-3009 (1998) - US CD

1 - Down At The House Of Blues
2 - Chicago Bound
3 - Closer To You
4 - Joker In The Wind
5 - Uphill Peace Of Mind
6 - Last Train To Memphis
7 - Don’t Let The Rain Come Down*
8 - Treat A Dog
9 - Rollin’ Stone
10 - Can’t Help Myself
11 - Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye
12 - Gypsy Wind

Note: CD album comes with no musician/tech credits for tracks 4, 10.

Johnny Rivers - Vocals, Rhythm Guitar, Background Vocal
Lee Sklar - Bass (7)*
Rick Rosas - Bass (as Rick “The Bass Player” Rosas)
James Hutchinson - Bass (as Hutch Hutchinson)
Marc Goldberg - Bass
Rick Chudacoff - Bass
Bob Glaub - Bass
Scott Crago - Drums (as Scott Craigo)
Tony Braunagel - Drums
Gary Mallaber - Drums (3, 6, 7, 12)
Peter Bunetta - Drums
Keith Edwards - Drums
Waddy Wachtel - Lead Guitar
Kal David - Lead Guitar, Harmony Vocal
Dean Parks - Lead Guitar
Herb Pedersen (as Herb Pederson) - Lead Guitar, Dobro, Harmony Vocals, Background Vocal
Doug Hamblin - Lead Guitar
Mike Thompson - B-3 Organ, Lead Guitar
John Herron - Piano, B-3 Organ
Rick Jackson - Fender Rhodes, B-3 Organ
Harlan Rogers - B-3 Organ, Keyboards
Joe Sublett - Saxophones
Andrew Love - Saxophone
Darrell Leonard - Trumpet
Wayne Jackson - Trumpet
Lester Butler - Harmonica
Arno Lucas - Percussion (1, 7, 12)
Oren Waters - Harmony Vocal, Background Vocals
Maxine Willard Waters - Background Vocals (as Maxine Waters)
Julia Tillman Waters - Background Vocals (as Julia Waters)
Luther Waters - Background Vocal
Lauri Bono - Background Vocals

Produced by Johnny Rivers

Richard Bosworth - Engineer (1)
Allen Sides (as Alan Sides) - Engineer (2, 8, 9)
Joe Schiff - Engineer (3)
Gary Hardy - Engineer (5)
Ben Wallach - Engineer (6, 7, 12)

Recording Studios:
Smartso Digital, Studio City, LA, 1998 (1)
Oceanway Studios, Hollywood, CA, 1996 (2, 8, 9, 11)
Studio Masters, LA, 1996 (3)
The Original Sun Studio, Memphis, TN, 1991 (5)
Entourage Studios, N. Hollywood, CA, 1997 (6, 7, 12)

Mastering Studio:
Bernie Grundman Mastering, Hollywood, CA

Ellie Leacock for Art Stuff, LA - Art, Design
Valerie Wilmer - Cover Photo “Mississippi Dancers”
Lisa Law - Back Photo
Karen Pulfer Focht - Inside Photos
Rory Markas - Inside Photo of J. Rivers
Cindy Hazen - Liner Notes

“Like the Panama Limited that for so many years chugged along the rails between Chicago and New Orleans, Johnny Rivers’ “Last Train To Memphis” is a journey across our musical landscape, passing through styles as effortlessly as that mighty engine once charged through the heart of America: Mississippi born Chicago blues, Memphis soul, southern country, and here and there, a touch of Louisiana boogie. Above it all, a driving rock and roll emerges from all of these musical influences. // Johnny Rivers pays homage to the roots of his music with the old Muddy Waters tune “Rolling Stone”, Jimmy Rogers’ “Chicago Bound”, and Bobby “Blue” Bland’s “Treat A Dog”. Even his freshly written “Down At The House Of Blues” speaks of heroes B.B. King and John Lee Hooker. At the same time he’s not one to linger in the past. “Gypsy Wind”, “Don’t Let The Rain Come Down”, “Can’t Help Myself”, and “Last Train To Memphis” are all new compositions written with Jack Tempchin. Tempchin, who wrote Rivers’ hit “Slow Dancin’ (Swayin’ To The Music)”, counts the Eagles’ “Peaceful Easy Feeling” and “Already Gone” among his impressive list of songwriting credits. // Best known for his hits “Secret Agent Man”, “Seventh Son”, “Mountain Of Love”, and “Poor Side Of Town”, it was the song “Memphis” that first placed Johnny Rivers on the charts. It was the city’s music that inspired him as a teenager in Baton Rouge, and later his friendship with it’s most famous son, Elvis Presley, that made the writing of “Last Train To Memphis” so natural. In fact, like that locomotive screaming across a delta night, “Last Train To Memphis” brings Johnny Rivers home. // Cindy Hazen, 1998 // Co-Author, “Memphis Elvis-Style””.

“Subscribe to the official Johnny Rivers fan club newsletter, “The Secret Agent News”, One year subscription - $5.00 U.S. Dollars. Send a check or money order payable to Soul City Records, Inc. Include your name, address, phone number and e-mail address. Mail to: Soul City Records, 12358 Ventura Boulevard, Suite 342C, Studio City, CA, 91604.”.

“Special thanks to Rebekah Alperin, Jim Hendricks, Ruth McCarthy, Peter Guralnick, Priscilla Presley, Jerry Schilling, Linda Brown, Jack Tempchin, Marcey Lipman, Walter Stewart, Cindy Hazen, Ahmet Ertegun and Jerry Wexler.”.

“Cover photo - “Mississippi Dancers” by Valerie Wilmer courtesy of Michael Ochs Archives, Venice, CA.”.

“This album is dedicated to Carl Perkins.”.

www.johnnyrivers.com

Songwriters:
Johnny Rivers
Steve Barri
Doug Hamblin
Frederick Knight
James A. Lane
John D. Loudermilk (as John Loudermilk)
Michael Omartian
M. Price
Jack Tempchin
D. Walch
Muddy Waters

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Lee Ann Womack

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

Notes: 1) Bonus track (track 14) was originally included in the Willie Nelson CD “The Great Divide”. See the relative post here: bassroutes.blogspot.com/2011/02/willie-nelson.html. 2) Above picture and following credits were taken from the UK CD release.

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
Heitor Pereira - Guitars
Tim Pierce - Guitars
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
Willie Nelson - Vocals, Acoustic Guitars
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 Willard Waters - Background Vocals (as Maxine Waters)
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 - Arrangement (13), Orchestrations Writer (13, 14), Orchestrations Arranger (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), Programming (4, 7, 10, 11)
Bruce Dukov - Orchestra Concert Master (14)

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 - Orchestra Recording Engineer (14)
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 Kasai (also as 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 Orchestra Recording Engineer (14)
Jay Goin - Assistant Mix Engineer (13, 14)
Derek Carlson - Assistant Mix Engineer (14)
Bill Talbott - Stage Engineer (14)

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)

Tom Steel - Stage Manager (14)
Damon Tedesco - Stage Manager (14)
Stacey Robinson - Stage Director (Newman Scoring)
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)
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)

Management: Erv Woolsey/Scott Kernahan - The Erv Woolsey Company
Booking Acency: Joey Lee, Buddy Lee Attractions
Legal Representation: Joel Katz/Jess Rosen - Greenberg Traurig Attorneys At Law

Matthew Rolston - Photography
Kevin Mancuso for Themanething.com - Hair
Mally Roncal - Makeup
Brooke Dulien - Stylist
Buddy Jackson - Art Director
Karinne Caulkins - Art Director, Designer

“Jackson Design, bjackson@bjacksondesign.com”.

““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, country 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”.

“Website: www.leeannwomack.com // Sid Farbstein - Bill Young Productions, Inc. - Webmaster // Fan Club: LAWFC - P.O. Box 1096 - White House, TN 37188-1096”.

Songwriters:
Angelo
Sally Barris
Brett Beavers
Matraca Berg
John Bettis
Hank Cochran
Dale Dodson
Tom Douglas
David Grissom
Kevin Hunter
Red Lane
Dave Loggins
Julie Miller
Devon O’Day
Kim Patton Johnston (as Kim Patton Johnson)
Gretchen Peters
Monty Powell
Bruce Robison
Karyn Rochelle
Matt Serletic
Jimmy Lee Sloas
Bernie Taupin
Anna Wilson

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source/pic: my records
US catalog #: the web

Willie Nelson

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Willie Nelson - The Great Divide
Lost Highway P2-86231 (2002) - US CD

1 - Maria (Shut Up And Kiss Me)*
2 - Mendocino County Line* - with Lee Ann Womack
3 - Last Stand In Open Country* - with Kid Rock
4 - Won’t Catch Me Cryin’*
5 - Be There For You* - with Sheryl Crow
6 - The Great Divide*
7 - Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In)*
8 - This Face*
9 - Don’t Fade Away - with Brian McKnight
10 - Time After Time*
11 - Recollection Phoenix*
12 - You Remain* - with Bonnie Raitt

Note: Track 2 was also included as a bonus in the UK release of Lee Ann Womack’s album “Something Worth Leaving Behind”. See relative post here: bassroutes.blogspot.com/2011/02/lee-ann-womack.html.

The Band:
Willie Nelson - Vocals, Acoustic Guitars
Lee Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12)*
Kenny Aronoff - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11)
Heitor Pereira - Guitars, Background Vocals (as additional musician), Whistling (as additional musician)
Greg Leisz - Pedal Steel, Dobro
Matt Rollings - Piano, Hammond B-3, Wurlitzer, Rhodes
Mickey Raphael - Harmonica
Matt Serletic - Electronics, Background Vocals (as additional musician)

Additional Musicians:
Neil Stubenhaus - Bass
John “J.R.” Robinson - Drums (as John “JR” Robinson)
Reggie Young - Guitar
Dan Dugmore - Pedal Steel
Greg Phillinganes - Keyboards
Alison Krauss - Fiddle
Gabe Witcher - Fiddle
Bruce Fowler - Horns
Daniel Higgins - Horns
Glen Garrett - Horns
Brad Dutz - Percussion
Rob Thomas - Vocals
Lee Ann Womack - Vocals
Kid Rock - Vocals
Sheryl Crow - Vocals
Brian McKnight - Vocals
Bonnie Raitt - Vocals
Michael Black - Background Vocal
John W. Ryles - Background Vocals
Lisa Silver - Background Vocals
Harry Stinson - Background Vocal
Dennis Wilson - Background Vocals
The Water Sisters (Julia Tillman Waters, Maxine Willard Waters) - Background Vocals
Louis Nunley - Background Vocals
Curtis Young - Background Vocals

Produced by Matt Serletic

Matt Serletic - Orchestrations Writer (2, 3, 4, 5, 8), Orchestrations Arranger (2, 3, 4, 5, 8)
Christopher Damhurst - Programming (2, 5) (as additional musician)
Danny Saber - Programming (3) (as additional musician)
Pascael Arceneaux - Programming (9) (as additional musician)
Pete Anthony - Orchestra Conductor
Bruce Dukov - Orchestra Concert Master

David Thoener - Recording Engineer (1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12), Mixing Engineer (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
Steve Marcantonio - Recording Engineer (2)
Noel Golden - Recording Engineer (9), Additional Engineering
Dennis Sands - Orchestra Recording Engineer (2, 3, 4, 5, 8)
Mark Dobson - Additional Engineering, Pro-Tools Editing
John Nelson - Assistant Engineer
Leslie Richter - Assistant Engineer
Todd Johnson - Assistant Engineer
David Bryant - Assistant Engineer
Sam Storey - Assistant Engineer
Toshiaki Kasai - Assistant Engineer (as Toshi Kasai)
John Rodd - Assistant Orchestra Recording Engineer (Recordist) (2, 3, 4, 5, 8)
Derek Carlson - Assistant Mix Engineer
Jay Goin - Assistant Mix Engineer
Bill Talbott - Stage Engineer

Recording Studios/Locations:
Conway Recording Studios, Hollywood, CA
Ocean Way Nashville, Nashville, TN
Rumbo Recorders, Canoga Park, CA
Record Plant Recording Studios, Hollywood, CA
Hook Studios, North Hollywood, CA
20th Century Fox Studios, Los Angeles, CA (orchestra)
Newman Scoring Stage (score)

Mixing Studio:
Record Plant Recording Studios, Hollywood, CA

Stephen Marcussen - Mastering Engineer
Stewart Whitmore - Digital Editing

Mastering Studio:
Marcussen Mastering, Hollywood, CA

Tom Steel - Stage Manager
Damon Tedesco - Stage Manager
Stacey Robinson - Director (Newman Scoring Stage)
Aaron Brougher - Production Assistant
Valerie Pack - Project Coordinator
Matthew Freeman - Project Coordinator
Debbi Datz-Pyle, The Music Team - Orchestra Contractor
Bill Edwards - Copyist
Steve Juliani - Copyist

Jeff Fenster - A&R Direction
Management: Mark Rothbaum & Associates
Legal Representation: Joel Katz, Jess Rosen - Geenberg Traurig
Business Management: Laurence Goldfein
William Morris Agency: Jim Wiatt & Dave Snyder

Rick Patrick - Art Direction
Scott Sandler - Design
Mark Seliger - Photography
Ann Balliro - Marketing

“Willie would like to thank - Jeff Fenster - Lyor Cohen - Jim Caparro - Luke Lewis - John Esposito - Matt Serletic - Michael Lippman - Bernie Taupin - Dean Serletic - Lewis Largent - John Rosenfelder - Ken Lane - Annie Balliro - Sheila Brosnahan - Julie Greenwald - Lauren Murphy - Karen Wiessen - Amy Bloebaum - Erica Novice - Ben Kline - Andy Nelson - Chris Stacey - Kira Florita - Michael Powers - John Ettinger - Glenn Noblit - Frank Callari - Todd Fennell - Gay Harrah - Sandy Hunter - Gordon Peters - Punch Andrews - Scooter Weintraub - Ron Stone - Erv Woolsey - Scott Kernahan - Herb Trawick - Damien Smith and All My Friends And Family”.

“As a special bonus for purchasing “The Great Divide” you have exclusive access to: // “The Making Of The Great Divide” - Behind the scenes/in-studio footage and interviews // Never before seen photos of Willie Nelson // Excerpt from Willie’s book “The Facts Of Life And Other Dirty Jokes” - available on Random House wherever books are sold // Link to ‘Old Whiskey River site to check out Willie’s signature blend of bourbon // Here’s how: // 1. Place “The Great Divide” CD in your computers CD-ROM drive. // 2. Log on to www.willievip.com and follow the instructions // 3. It’s that easy - enjoy! // Also visit these websites: // www.losthighwayrecords // and // www.willienelson.com”.

Songwriters:
Willie Nelson
Jim Cregan
Robert Andrew Hyman
Kevin Kadish
Jackie King
Cyndi Lauper
Robin Le Mesurier
Mickey Newbury
Donald Wallace Poythress
Leslie Satcher
Matt Serletic
Bernie Taupin
Rob Thomas
Dennis Tufano

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