January 2, 2022 at 9.00 pm ET/PT - Carole King and James Taylor Documentary "Just Call Out My Name" Airs On CNN

"Just Call Out My Name", a documentary about the creative pairing of Carole King and James Taylor, will air on January 2, 2022 at 9.00 pm ET/PT on CNN.

Watch excerps from the 2010 Troubadour Reunion Tour, and go behind the scenes with exclusive interviews. Sidemen Danny Kortchmar, Russ Kunkel and Lee Sklar, who accompanied all of the duo’s shows together from 1970 through 2010, have been interviewed for the project along with King and Taylor. The concert documentary was directed by Frank Marshall and will be available on demand at a later date on HBO Max.

You may read the entire Variety article here.

Various Artists - A Tribute To Nicolette Larson

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Various Artists - A Tribute To Nicolette Larson - Lotta Love Concert
Rhino 73303 (2006) - US CD

1 - Lotta Love* - Ensemble
2 - Part Of The Plan* - Dan Fogelberg
3 - Rocky Mountain Way* - Joe Walsh
4 - Cold, Cold, Cold - Little Feat & Bonnie Raitt
5 - Love Has No Pride - Bonnie Raitt
6 - Wonderful Life - Michael Ruff
7 - Up On The Roof* - Carole King
8 - For A Dancer - Jackson Browne
9 - Running On Empty* - Jackson Browne
10 - Even Cowgirls Get The Blues* - Emmylou Harris
11 - Blue Bayou* - Linda Ronstadt
12 - In My Life - Crosby, Stills & Nash
13 - Southern Cross - Crosby, Stills & Nash
14 - Margaritaville* - Jimmy Buffett
15 - You’ve Got A Friend* - Ensemble

bonus track

16 - In Love With You - Nicolette Larson

Notes: 1) CD album was recorded on February 21 & 22, 1998 at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium and is a synthesis of a two-day tribute concert held in memory of singer-songwriter Nicolette Larson. Proceeds from this CD go to charity. 2) Above image and following credits were taken from the EU CD release on Rhino 8122 733032. 3) Digital version of album is available for download from Rhino Records at www.rhino.com (not in all Countries) and comes with added bonus track “In Love With You” performed by Nicolette Larson. 4) Complete concert set list is available through various web sources. You can check it out on Waddy Wachtel’s website here: waddywachtelinfo.com/NicoletteLarson.html . 5) Although not included in the final CD, Lee’s group The Section was billed as an individual performer. Mr. Wachtel’s website provides the following line-up: Russell Kunkel (Drums), Waddy Wachtel (Guitar), Craig Doerge (Keyboards), Lee Sklar (Bass), Steve Farris (Guitar), Jon Gilutin (Piano), Lenny Castro (Percussion), Rosemary Butler (Background Vocals), Valerie Carter (Background Vocals). 6) CD album includes editorial liner notes “The Nicolette Larson Memorial Concerts - A Reflection”, plus notes by Russ Kunkel (“A Day Doesn’t Go By…”) and Paul R. Gurian (“The Tribute Concert”). Please refer to original CD booklet for these. 7) CD album includes notes in remembrance of Nicolette Larson by the participating artists. Please refer to original CD booklet for these. 8) Please remember that the proceeds from this CD go to the Nicolette Larson Pediatric Endowment. This is the current address to which send donation checks on behalf of children with special medical needs. Checks should be made payable to the “UCLA Foundation”, with a note that they are for the “Nicolette Larson Pediatric Endowment.” They can be mailed to: Mattel Children’s Hospital UCLA c/o Medical Sciences Development - 10945 Le Conte Avenue, Suite 3132 - Box 951784 - Los Angeles, California 90095-1784 - (310) 267-1852. For more info please go to:
www.nicolettelarson.com/cause.html
www.mattel.ucla.edu

The Artists:
Jackson Browne - Lead Vocal, Piano, Electric Guitar, Vocals
Jimmy Buffett - Lead Vocal, Electric Guitar, Backing Vocals
David Crosby - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Backing Vocals
Stephen Stills - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Backing Vocals
Graham Nash - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Harmonica, Backing Vocals
Dan Fogelberg - Lead Vocal, Acoustic Guitar
Emmylou Harris - Lead Vocal, Acoustic Guitar, Backing Vocals
Carole King - Lead Vocal, Piano, Vocals
Little Feat: Paul Barrére, Fred Tackett, John Cleary, Kenny Gradney, Richie Hayward, Sam Clayton (see individual credits below under ‘Players and Singers’)
Bonnie Raitt - Lead Vocals, Slide Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Vocals
Linda Ronstadt - Lead Vocal, Vocals, Backing Vocals
Michael Ruff - Vocal, Piano, Backing Vocals
The Section: Russell Kunkel, Waddy Wachtel, Craig Doerge, Leland Sklar, Steve Farris, Jon Gilutin, Lenny Castro, Rosemary Butler, Valerie Carter (see individual credits below under ‘Players and Singers’)
Joe Walsh - Vocals, Slide Guitar (played with a cast on his left hand), Backing Vocal

The Players and Singers:
Paul Barrère - Vocals, Electric Guitar
Rosemary Butler - Vocals, Backing Vocals
Valerie Carter - Vocals, Backing Vocals
Lenny Castro - Percussion (1, 2, 3, 7, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15)
Sam Clayton - Percussion, Vocals
John Cleary - Synth, Flute, Electric Piano
Craig Doerge - Piano, Synth, Electric Piano
Steve Farris - Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar
Mike Finnegan - Hammond B3 Organ, Electric Piano
Freebo - Bass
Jon Gilutin - Hammond B3 Organ, Clavinet, Steel Guitar Synth, Electric Piano
Sherry Kondor - Backing Vocals
Rudy Guess - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Kenny Gradney - Bass
Richard Hayward (as Richie Hayward) - Drums, Vocals
Gerald Johnson - Bass
Russell Kunkel (also as Russ Kunkel) - Drums (1, 2, 3, 7, 9, 10, 11, 14, 15)
Mary Kay Place - Backing Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 7, 9, 10, 11, 14, 15)*
Fred Tackett - Electric Guitar
Joe Vitale - Drums
Robert Wachtel (also as Waddy Wachtel) - Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar

Produced by Nathaniel Kunkel, Russ Kunkel, Graham Nash

The Crew:
Todd Bowie
Charlie Fernandes
John Gonzales
Jeremy Janeczko
John Vanderslice

The Studios:
Conway Studios - Buddy Brundo, Charlene Costello, Lior Goldenberg (Second Engineer)
The Site - Richard Mithun, Katie Fox, Mike Kirk, Elizabeth Eckholt, Partner, Duane Aslaksen, Kevin Scott
Skywalker Ranch - Lesley Ann Jones, Bob Levy, Arron Reiff, Eva Napoleon, Cathy De La Prade, Gretchen Elbert, Judy Kirschner, Howard Hammermann, George Lucas
The Record Plant - Rose Mann Cherney, Rick Stevens
The Village Recorders - Jeff Greenberg

Nathaniel Kunkel - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Ross Hogarth - Location Recording Engineer
Gil Morales - Location Recording Engineer
Stephen Barncard - Location Recoding Engineer

Recording Location:
The Santa Monica Civic Auditorium (February 21 & 22, 1998)

Douglas Sax - Mastering Engineer
Robert Hadley - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
The Mastering Lab

Laura Grover - Project Coordinator
Susan Kunkel - Publishing Clearances
James Austin - A&R Supervision
Lisa Liese - Product Manager
Sheryl Farber - Editorial Supervision
Rachael Bicker ton - Business Affairs

Legal Services Courtesy of Hertz, Goldring & Lichtenstein LLC

Russ Kunkel - Liner Notes (“A Day Doesn’t Go By…”)
Paul R. Gurian - Liner Notes (“The Tribute Concert”), Notes
Graham Nash - Notes
Jackson Browne - Notes
Dan Fogelberg - Notes
Bonnie Raitt - Notes
Linda Ronstadt - Notes
Jimmy Buffett - Notes
Carole King - Notes
Paul Barrère, Little Feat - Notes
Emmylou Harris - Notes
Peter Max - Poster Art, Notes
Henry Diltz - Photos
Joel Bernstein - Photos, Cover Photo, Back Photo
Bob Matheau - Ensemble Photo
Graham Nash - Art Direction
Maria Villar - Design
Steve Woolard & Vanessa Atkins - Project Assistance

“Very Special Thanks // Lou Adler, James Austin, Nick Ben-Meir, Fred Goldring, Paul Gurian, Robin Hurley, Stephen Jarvis, Gene Luntz, Peter Max, Dr. Ed McCabe, Scott Pascucci”.

“Special Thanks // The Alley, Rick Alter, Neil Aspinal, Nina Avramides, Avocado, Joel Bernstein, Ken Berry, Tony Brown, Buddy Brundo, Robbie Buchanan, Bonnie Cavello, Tom Campbell, Barbara Cofield, Charlene Costello, Murrey Close, Henry Diltz, Bob Emmer, Richard Foos, Marissa Gafney-Way, Ted Goldthorpe, Clancy Goodie, Marguerite Gafney, The Guacamole Fund, Laura Grover, Robert Hays, Jeffrey Hersh, Ross Hogarth, Michael Jensen, Michael Johnson, Howard Kaufman, Kathy Kelly, Dolf Kemp, Ira Koslow, Steve Leeds, Bill Long, Lyle Lovett, Becky Mancuso-Winding, Abigail Marshall, The Mastering Lab, George Massenberg, Debbie Meister, Carol Moreno, Richard Mithun, Donald ‘Buddha’ Miller, Moir Marie Entertainment, Susan Nash, Jesse Noble, Quicksilver Digital, The Staff of the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium, Gary Schoenwetter, Sirius Satellite Radio, Tim Sexton, Sound Line, L.A., David Spiro, Studio Instrument Rentals, L.A., Janet Stark, Gerry Tolman, Billy Williams, Richard ‘Smokey’ Wendell, Studio Without Walls, Remote Recording Services, Westlake Audio, The Wine Bistro, Carol Yumkas”.

“Listen to the timeless music of Nicolette Larson”.

“Special Dedication // This album is lovingly dedicated to the Larson Family // Proceeds from this go to // The Nicolette Larson Pediatric Endowment // Mattel Children’s Hospital at UCLA // Department of Pediatrics // David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA”.

Songwriters:
Jackson Browne
Jimmy Buffett
Rodney Crowell
Michael Curtis
Richard Curtis
Dan Fogelberg
Lowell George
Gerry Goffin
Rocke Grace
Eric Kaz
Carole King
John Lennon
Paul McCartney
Joe Melson
Roy Orbison
Kenny Passarelli
Michael Ruff
Stephen Stills
Libby Titus
Joe Vitale
Joe Walsh
Neil Young



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Sundance Film Festival 2011 - “Troubadours” Documentary - reviews & reports

Please check back from time to time for updates about online reviews/reports on Morgan Neville's documentary “Troubadours”. Links will be listed here.

http://www.variety.com/review/VE1117944413/
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/review/sundance-review-troubadours-75737
http://www.hitfix.com/blogs/motion-captured/posts/sundance-review-troubadors-takes-james-taylor-and-carole-king-back-in-time
http://www.saltlakemagazine.com/blog/2011/01/sundance-review-troubadors/
http://www.thewrap.com/movies/column-post/sundance-carole-king-sings-troubadors-main-street-24163
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/music_blog/2011/01/troubadours-documentary-carole-king-james-taylor.html
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/movies/2011/01/carole-king-sundance-film-festival-troubadours-documentary-concert.html

Sundance Film Festival 2011 - “Troubadours” Documentary

Morgan Neville’s documentary “Troubadours” will be premiered at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival, taking place from January 20 to January 30 in Park City, Utah. The film, scheduled for competition in the U.S. Documentary section of the festival, chronicles the history of the legendary West Hollywood venue, Doug Weston’s Troubadour club, focusing on the relationship between two of its principal mainstays, James Taylor and Carole King. Emblems of the singer-songwriter movement that emerged in full bloom at the end of the Sixties, Taylor and King performed together at the Troubadour right at the beginning of their solo careers. In 2007, they got reunited on that very same stage for a series of shows celebrating the 40-year anniversary of the club. The concerts spawned a critically acclaimed and commercially successful US tour, and a CD/DVD of the originating event (see the Carole King & James Taylor entry in the Blog Archive under 2010 June). Morgan Neville’s documentary seeks to recapture the cultural zeitgeist associated with Doug Weston’s club weaving together a combination of different material, from rare performances to archival footage and interviews. Besides Taylor and King, the film is populated by many other musicians who have been part of the Troubadour scene in its heyday and who now contribute their insights about that golden era of the singer-songwriter movement: from Jackson Browne to Kris Kristofferson to Elton John, to name but a few. The documentary features contributions by Lee, as well as Danny Kortchmar and Russ Kunkel, and establishment luminaries like producer Lou Adler and rock critic Robert Christgau. You can check out the screenings calendar, some info and a short interview video about “Troubadours” on the Sundance Film Festival 2001 webstite, or just click on the following link to be redirected.

http://sundance.slated.com/2011/films/troubadours_sundance2011

Barry Mann

Barry Mann - Barry Mann
Casablanca NBLP 7228 (1980) - US LP

Side One

1 - Up From The Streets
2 - Brown-Eyed Woman
3 - So Hot
4 - In My Own Way
5 - We’re Over*

Side Two

6 - You’re The Only One - vocal duet featuring Barry Mann with Carole King
7 - Me Without You*
8 - Slow Motion - vocal duet featuring Barry Mann with Carole King
9 - If I Left It Up To You
10 - Don’t Know Much*

Note: On this album, the tracks Lee plays on have no drummer.

Barry Mann - Vocals, Piano, Fender Rhodes, Organ, Background Vocal
Lee Sklar - Bass (5, 7, 10)*
Andy Muson - Bass
Max Bennett - Bass
David Hungate - Bass
Charles Larkey - Bass
Ed Greene - Drums
John Guerin - Drums
Steve Neador - Drums
Al Gorgoni - Guitars
Bob Mann - Electric Guitar
Michael Boddicker - Synthesizers
John Hobbs - Fender Rhodes
Daryl Dragon - Synthesizers
Tom Snow - Yamaha Grand Piano, Synthesizers, Background Vocal
Jerry Hey - Trumpet
William Reichenbach - Baritone Horn
Gary Herbig - Saxophone
Ray Pizzi - Flute
Don Menza - Lyricon
Bob Zimmitti - Vibes, Tamborine, Congas
Alan Estes - Percussion
Paulinho Da Costa - Percussion (as Paulinho Dacosta)
Carole King - Vocal, Piano, Fender Rhodes
Paulette Brown - Background Vocals
Venetta Fields - Background Vocals
Frannie Golde - Background Vocals
Joanne Harris - Background Vocals

Produced by Brooks Arthur and Barry Mann in association with Cynthia Weil

Al Gorgoni - Guitar Arrangements (1, 3, 4), String Arrangement (1), String Conduction (1)
Gene Page (as Gene Paige) - Synthesizers Arrangement (2), String Arrangements (5, 6)
Chris Dedrick - Synthesizers Arrangements (4, 10), Horn Arrangement (4)
Daryl Dragon - Synthesizers Arrangement (7)
Tom Snow - Synthesizers Arrangement (9)

Bob Merritt - Recording Engineer, Remix Engineer
David Latman - Additional Engineering
Brooks Arthur - Recording Engineer (Peacan Street Studios), Remix Engineer
Stephen Marcussen - Assisting Engineer (Studio 55)
Chet Himes - Assisting Engineer (Peacan Street Studios)

Recording Studios:
Record Plant, L.A. (Primary Recording Location)
Studio 55, Hollywood (Additional Recording Location)
Rumbo Recorders, Canoga Park (Additional Recording Location)
Peacan Street Studios, Austin (Additional Recording Location)

Doug Sax - Disc Mastering

Mastering Studio:
Mastering Lab, Hollywood

Kim Seiniger - Product Coordinator
Robin Bloksberg - Product Coordinator
Phyllis Chotin - Art Direction
Gribbitt! - Design
Ed Fortson - Cover Photos

Track 1:
“Strings conducted and arranged by Al Gorgoni (arranged at Mickey Leonard’s house)”.

“On “We’re Over,” “Me Without You” and “Don’t Know Much,” Barry Mann played on the Blüthner Grand Piano, which was provided by Kasimoff-Blüthner, Hollywood.”.

“This album was mixed with the use of the Aphex Aural Exciter”.

“Bob Merritt, who has given us more than his engineering talents. (Thank you) // David Latman, who has also given us more than just his time and experience. (Thank you)”.

“Our thanks to Sam Trust and Lester Sill for always being there. // Thanks to Steve Love for being a believer. // A special thanks to a lady we love, Linda Perry, for her creativity and support. // Thank you, Brooks, for making it all come together. Love, Barry & Cynthia”.

Songwriters:
Barry Mann
Scott English
Gerry Goffin
Tom Snow
Cynthia Weil

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Carole King & James Taylor ❏

Latest post update: December 2015. For individual Carole King and James Taylor entries you may click on the following links:

Carole King
James Taylor
James Taylor - Alternate Single Mixes And Edits

For the past January Sundance Film Festival screenings calendar of the “Troubadours” documentary you may click → here. ...And don't forget to take a look at the Scrapbook at the bottom of post!



Carole King / James Taylor - Live At The Troubadour
Hear Music HRM-32053 (2010) - US 2-disc CD/DVD package

1 - Blossom
2 - So Far Away
3 - Machine Gun Kelly*
4 - Carolina In My Mind*
5 - It’s Too Late*
6 - Smackwater Jack*
7 - Something In The Way She Moves*
8 - Will You Love Me Tomorrow
9 - Country Road*
10 - Fire And Rain*
11 - Sweet Baby James*
12 - I Feel The Earth Move*
13 - You’ve Got A Friend*
14 - Up On The Roof*
15 - You Can Close Your Eyes

Notes: 1) DVD Video disc includes same song selection in same order as CD audio disc, plus some otherwise edited onstage dialogue and spoken introduction by Carole King and James Taylor. 2) DVD Video audio is both in Dolby Stereo and DTS 5.1 Surround. 3) CD/DVD package includes liner notes written by both James Taylor and Carole King. Please refer to CD cover for these.

Carole King - Vocals, Piano
James Taylor - Vocals, Guitar
Leland Sklar - Bass (3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14)*
Russell Kunkel - Drums (3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14)
Danny Kortchmar - Guitar

Creative Producers: Carole King, James Taylor

Peter Asher - Audio Producer
Sam Feldman - Executive Producer
Lorna Guess - Executive Producer
Michael Gorfaine - Executive Producer

Nathaniel Kunkel - Recording & Mixing Engineer

Recording Location:
Recorded Live at The Troubadour, Los Angeles

Doug Sax - Mastering Engineer
Sangwook “Sunny” Nam - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
The Mastering Lab Ojai, CA

Martyn Atkins - Video Director
James Pluta - Video Producer
William Bullen - Video Editor

Craig Anderson - DVD Authoring for Craigman Digital
David Dieckmann - DVD Authoring for Craigman Digital

Robert Smith - Executive Producer, Concord Music Group
Ellyn Kusmin - Coordinating Producer

Crew:
Ralph Perkins - Tour Production Manager
Meagan Strader - Tour Manager
David Morgan - Front of House Audio
Jonathan Prince - Stage and Guitar Technician
Mark Konrad - Piano Technician
Christian Walsh - Monitor Engineer
Curry Grant - Lighting
Jason DeBoer - Lighting Operator
Mike Olmstead - Production Assistant
Matt Rogers - Production Assistant
Brian Smith - Troubadour Club Manager

Carole King Management:
Lorna Guess, CK Productions
Executive Asst: Gina Terzino
Marketing Director Karen Macmillan
Asst. to Carole King: Kristine Adetosoye
Business Mgt: David Weise, Beth Sabbagh, David Weise & Associates
Booking Agent: Dan Weiner, Paradigm
Legal: Laurie Soriano, Jeff Leven, Davis, Shapiro, Lewit & Hayes
Audio Consultant: Rudy Guess

James Taylor Management:
Sam Feldman, Macklam Feldman Management
Michael Gorfaine, Gorfaine Schwartz Agency
Executive Assistants: Jane Muckle, Cathy Clark, Angela Ball, Pearl Evidente
Assistant to James Taylor: Ellyn Kusmin
Business Management: Stanley Lim, Joanne Garzilli, Gelfand, Rennert & Feldman LLP
Booking Agent: Rob Light, CAA, LLC
Legal: Andy Tavel, Dan Shulman, Tavel & Associates, PC
Jay Cooper, Greenberg Traurig, LLP
Audio Consultant: Dave O’Donnell
Production Assistant: Nelliana Kuh

James O’Mara - Cover Photography, First Fold Photography, Second Fold Photography, Booklet Cover Photography, Booklet 6/7, 16/17 and 18/19 Photography
Rudy Guess - Back Cover Photography
Elissa Kline - Behind Disk Tray Photography, Booklet 8/9, 10 and 15/Kortchmar Photography
Sherry Rayn Barnett - Booklet 11 Photography
Lou Adler (courtesy of) - 2/3 Photography
Jim McCrary - Booklet 4 and 12 Photography
Robert Peterson - Booklet 5 and 13 Photography
Rob Shanahan - Booklet 14/Sklar and Kunkel Photography
Kevin Estrada - Back of Booklet Photography
Bill Flanagan - Booklet Essay
O’Mara & Ryan/James O’Mara, Kate Ryan - Package Design

“James Taylor plays Olson acoustic guitars, Seymour Duncan Custom Fender Telecaster, Fishman Aura and Line 6 Pro Effects”.

www.caroleking.com
www.jamestaylor.com
www.concordmusicgroup.com

Songwriters:
Carole King
James Taylor
Gerry Goffin
Danny Kortchmar
Toni Stern

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Carole King / James Taylor / Various Artists
Troubadours - The Rise Of The Singer-Songwriter
Hear Music HRM-32078-00 (2011) - US 2-disc CD/DVD package

disc 1 - DVD

1 - “Troubadours” Documentary

disc 2 - Audio CD

1 - Sweet Baby James - James Taylor - “Sweet Baby James”
2 - Desperado - Linda Ronstadt - “Don’t Cry Now”
3 - Dixie Chicken - Little Feat - “Dixie Chicken”
4 - Take Me To The Pilot - Elton John - “Elton John”
5 - Ol’ ’55 - Tom Waits - “Closing Time”
6 - Love Has No Pride - Bonnie Raitt - “Give It Up”
7 - Sail Away - Randy Newman - “Sail Away”
8 - Poor Poor Pitiful Me - Warren Zevon - “Warren Zevon”
9 - Why Me - Kris Kristofferson - “Jesus Was A Capricorn”
10 - It’s Too Late - Carole King - “Tapestry”

Notes: 1) This is the DVD of the Morgan Neville documentary “Troubadours”. 2) The documentary premiered at the 2011 Sundance Film Festival on January 2011. 3) The documentary chronicles the history of Doug Weston’s Troubadour club, focusing on the relationship between James Taylor and Carole King, and includes rare performances, archival footage, archival pictorial material and interviews both with and about King and Taylor, as well as many other musicians who have been part of the Troubadour scene during its heyday (see interview cast below). It features contributions by Lee, as well as other Section members Danny Kortchmar, Russ Kunkel and Craig Doerge. 4) DVD Video audio is both in Dolby Stereo and DTS 5.1 Surround. 5) All of the tracks on the audio CD disc are previously released versions: the in-between-bracket titles in the above list indicate the original record albums these were taken from. 6) No credits are included for the audio CD tracks. 7) Closing titles of DVD feature play over a complete live performance of James Taylor’s song “Your Smiling Face” shot during the 2010 Troubadour Reunion Tour, with James Taylor and Carole King accompanied by the full tour band. Lee is on bass and Russ Kunkel on drums. 8) For full artistic DVD credits please refer to original material. 9) Total duration of DVD is approx 91 mins.

Interview Cast (In Alphabetical Order)

Lou Adler
Peter Asher
Paul Body
Ursula Britton
Jackson Browne
Cheech & Chong
Robert Christgau
David Crosby
Chris Darrow
Rochard “Dickie” Davis
Henry Diltz
Craig Doerge
Robert Hilburn
Barney Hoskyns
Elton John
Carole King
Sherry Goffin Kondor
Danny Kortchmar
Kris Kristofferson
Russ Kunkel
Barry Mann
Steve Martin
Jim Maxwell
Roger McGuinn
Bonnie Raitt
Leland Sklar
John David Souther (as JD Souther)
Toni Stern
James Taylor
Cynthia Weil

Concord Music Group presents A Tremolo Production
Produced by Eddie Schmidt
Produced by Tremolo Productions for Syzygy Productions, LLC

Morgan Neville - Director
Sam Feldman - Executive Producer
Michael Gorfaine - Executive Producer
Lorna Guess - Executive Producer
Robert Smith - Executive Producer for Concord Music Group

Miranda Yousef - Editor
Nicola Marsh - Director of Photography
Arlene Nelson - Director of Photography

Jennifer Ellen Mohr - Production Manager
Craig Anderson for Craigman Digital - DVD Authoring
David Dieckmann for Craigman Digital - DVD Authoring

Scott Grossman - Illustrations
Larissa Collins - Package Design

““Troubadours” is an intimate look at the exciting moment when a generation of great artists were drawn together on Southern California. The famous West Hollywood club, The Troubadour, became the home for the rise of the singer-songwriter, a mecca that drew artists as prolific and influential as Carole King, James Taylor and others who shaped our musical DNA”.

www.concordmusicgroup.com

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Carole King & James Taylor - Scrapbook

Dolly Parton ❏

For the following Dolly Parton-connected posts you may click directly on each title to be redirected:

Trio (Emmylou Harris, Dolly Parton & Linda Ronstadt)
Gail Davies
Julio Iglesias
Various Artists - Banjoman: A Tribute To Derroll Adams

For a thorough index search please use the 'Search' box on the right - and don't forget to check out the Scrapbook at the bottom of post. Thanks!



Dolly Parton - 9 To 5 And Odd Jobs
RCA AAL1-3852 (1980) - US LP
RCA Legacy Nashville 88697 46193 2 (2009) - US/EU CD - Expanded edition reissue with 3 bonus tracks

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*

CD reissue bonus tracks

11 - Everyday People* - previously unreleased
12 - 9 To 5 - Love To Infinity Radio Mix 2008
13 - 9 To 5 - Karaoke Mix 2009 - previously unreleased

Notes: 1) Above image was taken from the original US LP release. Following credits were taken both from original US LP release and 2009 CD reissue. 2) CD reissue comes with no musician credits for bonus tracks: since the Sly & The Family Stone cover (track 11) shares same production credits with the album tracks Lee originally played on (Mike Post), it can be inferred it is from the same recording sessions and that Lee is a player on that track as well. 3) According to reissue notes and some web resources, original US catalog # for LP was AHL1-3852. Other web resources indicate US catalog # as AAL1-3852. The latter is the number of my copy and it is a US vinyl reissue probably from 1980 and in any case pre-bar code. 4) Additional reissue credits erroneously indicate track 10 as an a-side while it was in fact the b-side of the “But You Know I Love You” single. 5) Stylist Michele Elam’s name is spelled ‘Michelle’ in CD reissue credits. 6) Makeup artist Bobbe Joy’s name is spelled ‘Bobbie’ in CD reissue credits. 7) CD reissue the additional credits were taken from is a EU pressing. According to web sources catalog # for US release is the same. 8) CD reissue comes with a lyrics booklet with same illustrations as original inner sleeve and back of cover, plus four B&W stills taken from the Colin Higgins film “9 to 5”, depicting Ms. Parton and other cast members Lily Tomlin, Jane Fonda and Dabney Coleman.

Original LP Credits

Dolly Parton - Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11?)*
Abraham Laboriel - Bass (as Abraham LaBoriel)
Eddie Bayers - Drums (2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Rick Shlosser - Drums (as Richard Schlosser)
Reggie Young - Guitars
Joe McGuffee - Steel Guitar
Larry Carlton - Guitars
John Goux - Slide Guitar
Jeff Baxter - Guitar
Martin K. Walsh - Guitar
Ron Oates - Keyboards
Ian Underwood - Synthesizers
Gregg Perry - Organ, Typewriter
Larry Knechtel - Piano
Sonny Osborne - Banjo, Background Vocals
Mike Post - Synthesized Flute
Tom Saviano - Saxophone
William Reichenbach - Trombone
Kim S. Hutchcroft - Baritone Sax
Jerry Hey - Trumpet
Leonard Castro - Percussion
Richard Dennison - Background Vocals
Anita Ball - Background Vocals, Background Singer
Joey Scarbury - Background Vocals
Bobby Osborne - Background Vocals
Stephanie Spruill - Background Singer
Denise Maynelli - Background Singer
Drill Team on “Working Girl”:
Dolly Parton
Judy Ogle
Eddie Bayers
Reggie Young
Leland Sklar
Mike Post

Produced by Mike Post (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Gregg Perry - Associate Producer, Producer (1)

Mike Post - Arrangements (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Gregg Perry - Arrangement (1)
Dolly Parton - Arrangement (3)
Sid Sharp - Concert Master
Frank DeCaro - Contractor (1)

Marshall Morgan - Engineer (Audio Media) (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Pat McMakin - Second Engineer (Audio Media) (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Paul Dobbe - Engineer (Western Recorders) (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Chuck Britz - Engineer (Western Recorders) (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Larry Carlton - Engineer (Studio 335) (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Armin Steiner - Engineer (Sound Labs) (1)
Doug Parry - Mixing Engineer (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Rick Romano - Second Mixing Engineer (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)

Recording Studios:
Audio Media, Nashville, Tennessee (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Western Recorders, Hollywood, California (additional recording) (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Studio 335, Hollywood, California (additional recording) (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Sound Labs, Hollywood, California (1)

Mixing Studio:
Smoke Tree Ranch, Chatsworth, California (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)

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
Mary Malin - Clothes Designer
Bobbe Joy - Makeup

“Dolly Parton Fan Club // P.O. Box 4499 // North Hollywood, California 91607”.

CD Reissue Additional Credits

Produced by Mike Post (11)
Produced by Gregg Perry and Love To Infinity (12)
Produced by Gregg Perry (14)
Produced for Reissue by Rob Santos

Gregg Perry - Arrangements (12, 13)

Vic Anesini - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Battery Studios, NYC

Legacy A&R: Steve Berkowitz
John Hudson - Project Direction
Howard Fritz son - Art Direction
Pat Moroney - Design
20th Century/Photofest - Photography

“Special Thanks: Dolly Parton, Danny Nozell & Glenn Korman”.

“Never having acted in a film before, Dolly Parton was initially reluctant to star in “9 to 5”, alongside Jane Fonda and Lily Tomlin. Her debut acting experience, though, not only helped the success of the movie, but it created a #1 hit single for Parton, who wrote the theme song, also called “9 to 5.” The song garnered Parton an Academy Award® nomination and four Grammy Award® nominations, winning her the awards for “Best Country Song” and “Best Country Vocal Performance, female,” and was the centerpiece of Parton’s “9 to 5 and Odd Jobs” album, originally released in late 1980. The album, containing several Parton originals and a #1 cover of the First Edition’s “But You Know I Love You,” as well as a version of Woody Guthrie’s “Deportee,” eventually hit #1 on the Billboard country chart. This Expanded Edition also features 3 bonus tracks, 2 of which have been previously unreleased.”.

“Billboard chart positions appear courtesy of Joel Whitburn’s Record Research publications and BPI Communications.”.

Track 1:
“Released as RCA single # PB-12133 A // Peak Chart Position: # 1 Country; # 1 Pop // from the 20th Century-Fox film “9 to 5””.

Track 3:
“Released as RCA single # PB-12282 A // Peak Chart Position: # 14 Country; # 77 Pop”.

Track 5:
“Released as RCA single # PB-12133 B”.

Track 6:
“Released as RCA single # PB-12282 B”.

Track 8:
“Released as RCA single # PB-12200 A // Peak Chart Position: # 1 Country; # 41 Pop”.

Track 10:
“Released as RCA single # PB-12200 A”.

Track 10:
“Released as RCA single # PB-12200 A // Peak Chart Position: # 1 Country; # 41 Pop”.

“Recorded June 1980 // Originally released as “9 to 5 and Odd Jobs”, RCA Records AHL1- 3852. // Peak Chart Position; # 1 Country; # 11 Pop”.

www.legacyrecordings.com

Songwriters:
Dolly Parton
Mark Andersen
Danny Dill
Woody Guthrie
Martin Hoffman
Freida Parton
Mike Settle
Mel Tillis
Merle Travis
Additional Songwriter (CD re-release):
Sylvester Stewart



“9 To 5 And Odd Jobs” - US/EU CD reissue - front inlay



“9 To 5 And Odd Jobs” - US/EU CD reissue - disc screen print

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Dolly Parton - Heartbreak Express
RCA AHL1-4289 (1982) - US LP

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 does not come with track-by-track musician 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
Gregg 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
Dick “Slyde” Hyde - Horns (as Slide Hyde)
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

Harry Bluestone - Concert Master
Frank DeCaro - Contractor

Doug Parry - Engineer (Smoketree Recording Studio)
Rick Romano - Assistant Engineer (Smoketree Recording Studio)
Ernie Winfrey - 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

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 and Jeannie Parry - for help and inspiration”.

“Very Special Thanks: Shirlee - for not singing background on this album”.

Songwriters:
Dolly Parton
Eddie Miller
Michael O’Donoghue
Dub Williams
Robert Yount

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

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 does not come with track-by-track musician 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
Willie Nelson - Vocals
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

“Costumes: Tzetzi Ganev and a special thanks to Shirlee Strahm and all the girls at Western Costume”.

“Special Thanks: Judy, Susie, Flato, Janet, Jason, Lois, Thelma and Johnny, and Eli and crew”.

“Dolly Parton Fan Club // P.O. Box 938 // Montrose, CA 91020”.

Songwriters:
Dolly Parton
Howard Barnes
Steve Kipner
Hank Locklin
Annie McLoone
John Lewis Parker
Don Robertson

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

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 (1), 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
Lee Dresser - Harmonica
Chuck Findley - Horns
Dick “Slyde” Hyde - Horns (as Slide Hyde)
Don Menza - Horns
Tom Scott - Horns
Gary Grant - Horns
William Reichenbach - Horns (as Bill Reichenbach)
Russell Kunkel - Congas (3)
Brian Glascock - Percussion (1, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9), Congas (6, 7)
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 - Arrangement (1), Horn Arrangement (4), Horn Conduction (4), String Arrangements (5, 8), String Conduction (5)
Syd Sharp - Concertmaster
Pete Seeger - Adaptation (3)

Val Garay & Niko Bolas (as Garay-Bolas) - 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

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)

Mixing Studio:
Record One, Los Angeles (10-24-83 through 12-5-83)

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

Track 3:
“Words From The Book Of Ecclesiastes”.

“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 & Rich For The Slap On My Vocals”.

“Dolly Parton Fan Club // P.O. Box 1976 // Nolensville, TN. 37153”.

Songwriters:
Jerry Butler
Calvin Carter
John R. Cash
Lamont Dozier
Donnie Fritts
Gale Garnett
Tony Hatch
Brian Holland
Edward Holland, Jr. (as Eddie Holland)
Bob Lind
Curtis Mayfield
Doc Pomus
Buck Ram
Troy Seals
Pete Seeger
Mort Shuman

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

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: 1) Album does not come with track-by-track musician credits. 2) The tracks marked with a double asterisk indicate those songs that, in the feature film, show Leland Sklar as the bass player. 3) 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”. 4) 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 of Western Costume - Costume Designer (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, Sylvester Stallone and His Crowd, David Morgan, Janet Knutsen, Larry Weiss, Jonathan Perpich, Luana Jackman, Lois Baker, Walter Murphy, Katz-Gallin-Morey and Addis and Staff”.

“Dolly Parton Fan Club // P.O. Box 1976 // Nolensville, TN 37135”.

Songwriters:
Dolly Parton
Mike Post
Phil Alden Robinson

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Dolly Parton - Rainbow
Columbia FC40968 (1987) - US LP

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 (5), String Conduction (5), Orchestra Arrangement (10), Orchestra Conduction (10)
Sid Page - Concertmaster

Richard Bosworth - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Allen Sides - Recording Engineer (Orchestra) (5, 10)
Rail Rogut - Assistant Recording Engineer (Record One)
Brett Swain - Assistant Recording Engineer (Record One)
Bob Loftus - Assistant Recording Engineer (Ocean Way Recording Studios)
Brian Scheuble - Assistant Recording Engineer (A&M Recording Studios)

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

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)

“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”.

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

Songwriters:
Dolly Parton
David Batteau
Darrell Brown
Mike Chapman
S. Dorff
Dino Fekaris
Eric Kaz
D. Loeb
George Merrill
Robert O’Hearn
Dean Pitchford
A. Rich
William Robinson
Shannon Rubicam
Blaise Tosti

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Dolly Parton - Scrapbook

David Crosby & Graham Nash ❏

Latest post update: December 2015. You may click on the following links for more connected posts with David Crosby and Graham Nash on this blog. Please note that on the Various Artists posts Lee performs with a different artist:

David Crosby
Crosby, Pevar & Raymond
Crosby, Stills & Nash
Various Artists - No Nukes
Various Artists - Sixties Transition (Crosby only)
Graham Nash



David Crosby & Graham Nash - Graham Nash/David Crosby
Atlantic SD-7220 (1972) - US LP

Side One

1 - Southbound Train
2 - Whole Cloth*
3 - Blacknotes
4 - Strangers Room*
5 - Where Will I Be?*
6 - Page 43*

Side Two

7 - Frozen Smiles*
8 - Games*
9 - Girl To Be On My Mind*
10 - The Wall Song
11 - Immigration Man

Note: Following credits were taken from the digitally remastered EU CD reissue on Atlantic 8122 79925 3.

David Crosby - Vocals, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Graham Nash - Vocals, Piano, Organ, Acoustic Guitar, Harmonica
Leland Sklar - Bass (2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)*
Greg Reeves - Bass
Phil Lesh - Bass
Chris Ethridge - Bass
Russell Kunkel - Drums (2, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9)
Johnny Barbata - Drums
Billy Kreutzmann - Drums
Danny Kortchmar - Lead Guitar (as Danny Kootch)
Dave Mason - Lead Guitar (as David Mason)
Jerry Garcia - Lead Guitar, Steel Guitar
Craig Doerge - Piano, Electric Piano, Organ
Dana Africa - Flute
David Duke - French Horn
Arthur Maebe - French Horn
George Price - French Horn

Produced by David Crosby, Graham Nash & Bill Halverson

Bill Halverson - Recording Engineer
Doc Storch - Recording Engineer

Recording Studios:
Wally Heider Recording, Studio III, Los Angeles
Wally heider Recording, Studio C, San Francisco

Jean Ristori - Mastering Engineer (digital remastering)

Mastering Studios:
Artisan Sound
Mtx Mastering Studio, St-Légier, Switzerland (digital remastering)

David Geffen & Elliot Roberts - Direction

Robert Hammer - Photography
Urs Tschuppert - Booklet Design

“To Miss Mitchell // Many thanks to: // Ahmet Ertegun, Val Azzoli, Yves Beauvais, Gigi Gazon, Brian Ranney, Fran Lichtman at Atlantic Recording Corp. in New York”.

Songwriters:
David Crosby
Graham Nash

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David Crosby & Graham Nash - Wind On The Water
ABC ABCD-902 (1975) - US LP

Side One

1 - Carry Me*
2 - Mama Lion
3 - Bittersweet*
4 - Take The Money And Run
5 - Naked In The Rain
6 - Love Work Out

Side Two

7 - Low Down Payment*
8 - Cowboy Of Dreams
9 - Homeward Through The Haze*
10 - Fieldworker
11 - To The Last Whale… A) Critical Mass - B) Wind On The Water*

Notes: 1) According to web sources album was re-released in the UK as a double CD on Troubadour TRBCD008 (2008). Reissue has same album tracks remastered on disc one and 15 cuts taken from a live FM radio broadcast of a December 14, 1974 San Francisco concert on disc two. Check back with us for more info. 2) Album was re-released on Invisible Hands Music IH67 (UK, 2016). This edition is a "super high quality" audiophile 140g vinyl LP release, mastered at Abbey Road Studios by Miles Showell. See image below for related artwork.

David Crosby - Vocals, Electric Six-String Guitar, Electric Twelve-String Guitar, Electric Guitar Corp, Acoustic Piano, Acoustic Guitar, Warpath Guitar, Electric Guitar
Graham Nash - Vocals, Electric Guitar Corp, Congas, Acoustic Piano, Electric Guitar, Organ
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 3, 7, 9, 11)*
Tim Drummond - Bass
Russell Kunkel - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11), Percussion
Levon Helm - Drums
James Taylor - Acoustic Guitar, Other Harmony
David Lindley - Slide, Electric Slide, Fiddle, Acoustic Slide
Danny Kortchmar (as Danny Kootch) - Electric Guitar Corp, Electric Guitar, Warpath Guitar
Joel Bernstein - Acoustic Guitar, Other Vocal
Ben Keith - Electric Slide
Craig Doerge - Piano, Electric Piano, Organ, Acoustic Piano
Carole King - Electric Organ, Acoustic Piano, Additional Vocals, Other Harmony
Stan Celeste - Electric Piano
Jackson Browne - Other Vocals

Produced by David Crosby and Graham Nash

Jimmie Haskell - String Arrangement (11 - B), Arranger, Conductor
Graham Nash - String Arrangement (11 - B)
David Crosby - String Arrangement (11 - B)
Sid Sharp - Orchestra Leader

Don Gooch - Engineer
Stephen Barncard - Engineer
Stan Johnston - Assistant Engineer

Recording Studios:
Rudy Records, San Francisco
Sound Labs, Los Angeles
Village Recorder, Los Angeles

Gary Burden - Art Direction and Design for R. Twerk and Co.
Joel Bernstein - Front Cover Photography, Inside Sleeve Photography
Bob Hammer - Back Cover Photography

“Engineered by Don Gooch and Stephen Barncard, assistant Stan Johnston, with thanks to Sound Labs maintenance, John, John, and Pete, & Gil at Village Recorder // Special thanks to Leslie Morris Johnson // Thanks also to Glen Goodwin”.

Songwriters:
David Crosby
Graham Nash



“Wind On The Water” - Invisible Hands Music 2016 vinyl re-release - front cover

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UK CD reissue #: the web
UK vynil reissue #: the web



David Crosby & Graham Nash - Crosby/Nash
Sanctuary SANDD293 (2004) - US CD - 2-CD set

disc 1

1 - Lay Me Down*
2 - Puppeteer*
3 - Through Here Quite Often*
4 - Grace
5 - Jesus Of Rio*
6 - I Surrender*
7 - Luck Dragon*
8 - On The Other Side Of Town*
9 - Half Your Angels*
10 - They Want It All*
11 - How Does It Shine*

disc 2

12 - Don’t Dig Here*
13 - Milky Way Tonight*
14 - Charlie*
15 - Penguin In A Palm Tree*
16 - Michael (Hedges Here)*
17 - Samurai
18 - Shining On Your Dreams*
19 - Live On (The Wall)*
20 - My Country ‘Tis Of Thee*

Note: In 2006 a 1-CD compilation of part of this material was issued under the title “Highlights” on Sanctuary 86427. Tracks included are 1, 13, 12, 15, 6, 3, 10, 2, 19, 4, 5, 11, 20.

David Crosby - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Graham Nash - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Harmonica, Electric Piano
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 18, 19, 20
Russ Kunkel - Drums (1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 15, 18, 19), Percussion
Dean Parks - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Jeff Pevar - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Dan Dugmore - Pedal Steel Guitar
Steve Farris - Electric Guitar
James Raymond - Electric Piano, Acoustic Piano
Matt Rollings - Acoustic Piano
Luis Conte - Percussion (5, 11)
Arnold McCuller - Background Vocal
Kate Markowitz - Background Vocal
Windy Wagner - Background Vocal

Produced by: Nathaniel Kunkel, Russ Kunkel, Graham Nash and David Crosby

Michael Hedges - Arrangement (20)

Nathaniel Kunkel - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
John Hurst - Studio Without Walls System Engineer
Kevin Plessner - Assistant Engineer
Christine Sirous - Assistant Engineer
Seth Waldmann - Assistant Engineer

Recording Studios:
Center Staging, Burbank
Kazoo Studios, Kauai
Conway Studios (overdub studio)
O’Henry Studios (overdub studio)

Recording Dates:
All tracks recorded January 12th, 2004 through February 12th, 2004

Douglas Sax - Mastering Engineer
Robert Hadley - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
The Mastering Lab, Hollywood

Lawyer: Scott Brisbin
Publicity: Michael Jensen and everyone at Jensen Communications
Management: Gerry Tolman for Management Network, Inc.; Elliot
Roberts and Frank Gironda for Lookout Management

Kinski Gallo - Art Direction, Photography, Cover Photo “Succulent and Thorny”
Edward Chen - Design
Buzz Person - Photography
Mr. Bonzai - Photography

“This project could not have happened without the unwavering support of our families. // Susan, Jackson, Will and Nile Nash, Jan and Django Crosby, Susan Kunkel and Elsie May Larson Kunkel, Justine Brandy, Anastasia Gonzales, Julie Jones, Maureen Sklar, Stacia Raymond, Ann De La Luz”.

“Thanks to: // Russell Kunkel, Dean Parks, Leland Sklar, James Raymond, Jeff Pevar, James Taylor, David Lindley, Michael Hedges, Luis Conte, Matt Rollings, Steve Farris, Dan Dugmore, Arnold McCuller, Kate Markowitz, Windy Wagner, Gerry Tolman, Elliot Roberts, Frank Gironda, Conway Studios, O’ Henry Studios, Jim Phelan, D’addarrio strings, John Gonzales, Danny (Mouse) De La Luz, Jeff Wells, Paul Rothchild, John and Marilyn Wells, Kevin Plessner, Henry Diltz, everyone at Soundline, John Hurst, David Vincent, Victoria Tennent, Kirk Stambler, Lou Carnevale, Dean Coy, Johnny Caswell, Jan Parent and everyone at Center Staging, Andy Brauer, Bill and Lyn Long, Angela Fish, Amy Marvin, Phil Waite, Wendall Gabriel, Ipo Haumea, Rafael Garcia, Robert Lopez, Jim Pace, Jeff Evans, Larry Deeds, Stephen Jarvis, Kurt Stein, Edd Kolakowski, George Massenburg, Jeffery Warren, Laura Grover, R. Mac Holbert, Mr. Bonzai, Dick Boak, Jason Blake, John Vanderslice, Rachel Scheff and everyone at Gelfand, Rennart and Feldman, Jane Tani, Michael Weston and all at Grant, Tani, Barresh and Altman, Nick Ben-Meir, Clancy Goodie, Evelyn Pecter, Deedee at Entertainment Partners, Buzz Person, Claire Harms, Joel Bernstein, David Bernstein and all at Rockit Cargo, Ted Kornblum, Scott Uchida at Dunlop, Gabi Kochami, Mike Edwards & Lisa Roy at Audio Technica, Danny Goldberg, Jerry Antonelli and Jon Connelly at Digidesign, Tess Stein, Rory Kaplan, Bonnie Levetin, Josh Vanderslice, Fred Walecki & everyone at Westwood Music, Stephen Barncard, Ann Kline, Sally Gall, Mimsy Bouret, Tom Lipsky and everyone at Sanctuary Records Group Ltd.”.

““My Country ‘Tis Of Thee” appeared on NBC’s, “The West Wing”.”.

“This album was recorded and mixed using the Studio Without Walls modular recording system at both Center Staging in Burbank, and Kazoo Studios in Kauai.”.

“Recording Notes: // With the exception of a U67 for the vocals, a pair a floating B&K 4011’s, and an Evil Twin direct box, this album was recorded entirely with Audio Technica microphones. All signals were connected with Gepco quad, and Canare twisted pair microphone cable directly to GML analog processing. Those in turn fed some Genex 8-channel A/D converters on the front end of a ProTools HD. The album was mixed on a Sony DMX-R100 console, using GML and TC Electronic outboard equipment, and was printed to a Masterdisk digital recorder. That Masterdisk was then brought to The Mastering Lab for mastering and PMCD generation.”.

“Endorsements: // Nathaniel Kunkel - George Massenburg Labs, TC Electronic, JBL Professional, Audio Technica, Dunlop, Éclair Engineering // Russ Kunkel - Yamaha Drums, Paiste Cymbals, Pro Mark Sticks & Rods Remo Drum Heads, Evans Drum Heads, Mackie Pro Audio, Audio Technica Microphones // Dean Parks - Dr Z Amps, Music Man Guitars, Fernandez Sustainer Guitars, CA Acoustic Guitars, A. Davis Acoustic Guitars, De Temple Pickups, Seymour Duncan Pickups, Xotic Effects, Buzz Feiten Tuning System // James Raymond - Baldwin Pianos, M-Audio, Audix Microphones, BBE and G&L Guitars // Leland Sklar - Euphonic Audio, Yamaha, Dingwall Designer Guitars, Washburn, Hofner, Roland // Jeff Pevar - D’addario Strings, Carl Giese & A. Davis Guitars, Seymour Duncan Pickups, Bob B. & Taylor Guitars, Bob Bradshaw & CAE, G&L Guitars, Kaman Music, Kelvin & Santa Cruz Guitars, Transperformance Guitars, Rigel Mandolins, Mesa Boogie, Badcat, Fuchs and Dumble amps. // Apple computers were used in the making of this album.”.

“For Cass (Thanks for introducing us)”.

www.grahamnash.com
www.davidcrosby.com
www.crosbynash.com
www.studiowithoutwalls.com
www.russellkunkel.com
www.pevar.com
www.deanparks.com
www.lelandsklar.com
www.sanctuaryrecordsgroup.co.uk

“For album credits and lyrics go to:
www.grahamnash.com
www.davidcrosby.com
www.crosbynash.com”.

Songwriters:
David Crosby
Graham Nash
Marc Cohn (as Mark Cohn)
Patrick Flannery
Russell Kunkel
Dean Parks
Jeff Pevar
Steve Plunkett
Spencer Proffer
James Raymond
Traditional

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“Highlights” catalog # and track list: the web

David Crosby & Graham Nash - Scrapbook

Louise Goffin

Please do check out the new section on Louise Goffin’s alternate single mixes, right at the bottom of post... Cheers!



Louise Goffin - Kid Blue
Asylum 6E-203 (1979) - US LP

Side One

1 - Kid Blue
2 - All I’ve Got To Do
3 - Hurt By Love
4 - Red Lite Fever*
5 - Remember (Walking In The Sand)*

Side Two

6 - Jimmy And The Tough Kids
7 - Angels Ain’t For Keeping
8 - Long Distance
9 - Trapeze
10 - Singing Out Alone

Louise Goffin - Vocals, Piano, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar
Lee Sklar - Bass (4, 5)*
John Pierce - Bass
Kenny Edwards (as Ken Edwards) - Bass, Acoustic Guitar, Background Vocals
Dean Cortez - Bass
Mike Porcaro - Bass
David Kemper - Drums (4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
Mike Baird - Drums (as Michael Baird)
Russ Kunkel - Drums
Steve Lukather - Guitar
Danny Kortchmar - Guitar, Electric Guitar, Guitar (solo)
Waddy Wachtel - Guitar (solo)
Michael Landau - Guitar, Guitar (solo)
David Paich - Organ, Piano
Peter Robinson - Synthesizer, Electric Piano
Don Grolnick - Organ, Electric Piano
Andrew Gold - Organ, Synthesizer
Bob Mayo - Piano
Peter Asher - Percussion
Curtis Coleman - Background Vocals
Jorge Calderón - Background Vocal (as Jorge Calderone)
John David Souther - Background Vocals (as J.D. Souther)
Don Henley - Background Vocal
Carole King - Background Vocal

Produced by Danny Kortchmar

David Campbell - String Arrangement (10)

Dennis Kirk - Recording Engineer
Butch Lynch - Second Engineer
George Ybarra - Second Engineer
Rick Powell - Second Engineer
Serge Kreyes - Second Engineer
Gabe Veltri - Second Engineer (as Gale Veltri)

Recording Studio:
The Sound Factory

Andrea Farber - Production Assistance
Tim McCarthy - Production Assistance
Cori Glazer - Production Assistance
Debbie Sommer - Production Assistance

Ron Coro - Art Direction, Design
Gary Heery - Photography

Songwriters:
Louise Goffin
Billy Hipple
Danny Kortchmar (also as Daniel Kortchmar)
John Lennon
Paul McCartney
George Morton

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Louise Goffin - Louise Goffin
Asylum 6E-333 (1981) - US LP

Side One

1 - I’ve Had It
2 - Dog Town
3 - Runaway Boy
4 - If You Ever Did Believe
5 - Dizzy, You’re A Dreamer

Side Two

6 - Geisha Girl
7 - Baby, Come ‘Round To Me
8 - Johnny Can’t Make Her*
9 - Rockin’ On The Strand
10 - Might As Well Pass By

Louise Goffin - Vocals, Background Vocal, Guitar
Leland Sklar - Bass (8)*
Eric Wallengren - Bass
Kenny Edwards - Bass
Bob Glaub - Bass
Tim Drummond - Bass
Mark T. Williams - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Danny Kortchmar - Guitar, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Dennis Herring - Guitar, Electric Guitar
Bill Olvis - Guitar, Background Vocal, Piano, Harmony Vocals
Michael Landau - Electric Guitar, 12 String Guitar
Dan Dugmore - Pedal Steel Guitar, Guitar
Waddy Wachtel - Guitar
William D. Smith - Piano, Organ
Michael Boddicker - Synthesizers, Accordian
David Lasley - Background Vocal
Arnold McCuller - Background Vocal
Stevie Nicks - Background Vocal
Sharon Celani - Background Vocals

Produced by Danny Kortchmar
Dennis Kirk - Co-Producer

Dennis Kirk - Recording Engineer
Jamie Ledneer - Additional Engineering, Assistant Engineer
Gene Meros - Additional Engineering, Assistant Engineer
George Ybarra - Assistant Engineer
Peggy McCreary - Assistant Engineer
David Leonard - Assistant Engineer
Niko Bolas - Assistant Engineer

Recording Studios:
Record One
Sunset Sound

Mixing Studio:
Record One

Bernie Grundman - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
A&M

Management by Lewis Kaplan Enterprises Inc., Lewis Kaplan, Lori Higgins, Mark Hammerman

Jimmy Wachtel - Art Direction & Design (for Dawn Patrol)
Randee St. Nicholas - Album Photography
Gloria von Jansky - Lettering

“Special Thanks to Lori Higgins and Cori Glazer, Debbie Sommer and the staff of Record One. Bill Robinson, Debbi Whitson and the staff of Sunset Sound. Neal Leven and Associates, Lisa Abramson, Michael Rosenfeld and Emily J. Shenkin. Greg Ladanyi and Jim Nipar. Thanks again for the underwater facilities provided by The Sekulers of Valley Village. Special Thanks to Mark Hammerman and the entire staff of Elektra Records. Also, Thanks to R&R Express.”.

Songwriters:
Louise Goffin
Carl Bonura
Ray Ceroni
Gerry Goffin
Danny Kortchmar
Stevie Nicks
Bill Olvis

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Alternate Single Mixes



“Remember (Walking In The Sand)” - US 7” vinyl promo single - stereo mix



“Remember (Walking In The Sand)” - US 7” vinyl promo single - mono mix

Louise Goffin
Remember (Walking In The Sand)/Remember (Walking In The Sand)
Asylum E-46521-A (1979) - US 7” vinyl promo single

stereo side

1 - Remember (Walking In The Sand)* - stereo mix

mono side

2 - Remember (Walking In The Sand)* - mono mix

Notes: 1) This is a promo single by Louise Goffin released in 1979. 2) Song was taken from the album “Kid Blue” (see entry above). Please refer to that album’s entry for more detailed musician credits. 3) The version of “Remember (Walking In The Sand)” on this single release is not an edit.

Louise Goffin - Vocals
Lee Sklar - Bass (1, 2)*
David Kemper - Drums (1, 2)

Produced by Danny Kortchmar

“From Her Album “Kid Blue””.

Songwriter:
George Morton

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Carole King

Latest update of post: December 2015

For the collective Carole King & James Taylor post, please browse Blog Archive under “June 2010” or go → here. For the Sundance Film Festival 2011 screenings calendar of Morgan Neville’s documentary “Troubadours” go to the following link:

More details about “Troubadours”

Other connected links:

The Nicolette Larson Tribute
“Troubadours” DVD/CD



Carole King - Thoroughbred
Ode SP-77034 (1975) - US LP
Epic EICP 848 (2007) - Japan CD reissue with 1 bonus track

Side One

1 - So Many Ways
2 - Daughter Of Light*
3 - High Out Of Time*
4 - Only Love Is Real*
5 - There’s A Space Between Us*

Side Two

6 - I’d Like To Know You Better*
7 - We All Have To Be Alone*
8 - Ambrosia*
9 - Still Here Thinking Of You*
10 - It’s Gonna Work Out Fine*

Japan CD Re-issue bonus track

11 - So Many Ways - alternate take

Notes: 1) Above picture and following credits were taken from the 2007 Japan CD reissue. 2) Japan CD reissue comes with a Pete Frame-inspired genealogy tree insert of Carole King’s past musical history, drawn and researched by Hideyo Itoh (see detail below). 3) It looks like the obi in the Japan reissue indicates original release year for album as 1976. That would be a typo, as original release is 1975 (see picture below).

Carole King - Vocals, Keyboards, Background Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)*
Russell Kunkel - Drums (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Waddy Wachtel - Guitar (as Robert “Waddy” Wachtel)
Danny Kortchmar - Guitar (as Danny “Kootch” Kortchmar)
James Taylor - Acoustic Guitar, Background Vocals, Additional Vocals
Tom Scott - Soprano Sax, Tenor Sax
Ralph McDonald - Percussion
David Crosby - Background Vocals
Graham Nash - Background Vocals
John David Souther - Additional Vocal

Produced by Lou Adler

Hank Cicalo - Engineer
Milt Calice - Assistant Engineer

Chuck Beeson - Art Direction, Photography

Songwriters:
Carole King
Gerry Goffin
David Palmer



“Thoroughbred” - Japan CD reissue - genealogy tree insert (detail)



“Thoroughbred” - Japan CD reissue - obi (enlargement)

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US catalog #: the web

Carly Simon

Latest Post Update: August, 2014.

You may also be interested in the following posts:

Carly Simon & James Taylor ❏
James Taylor ❏
James Taylor - Alternate Single Mixes And Edits
Carole King & James Taylor ❏



Carly Simon - Playing Possum
Elektra 7E-1033 (1975) - US LP

Side One

1 - After The Storm
2 - Love Out In The Street
3 - Look Me In The Eyes
4 - More And More
5 - Slave*

Side Two

6 - Attitude Dancing
7 - Sons Of Summer
8 - Waterfall*
9 - Are You Ticklish
10 - Playing Possum

Carly Simon - Vocals, Piano, Acoustic Guitar, Background Vocals
Lee Sklar - Bass (5, 8)*
Klaus Voorman - Bass
Willie Weeks - Bass
Joe Mondragon - Bass
Russ Kunkel - Drums (5, 8)
Andrew Gold - Drums, Guitars, Tambourine
Andy Newmark - Drums
Ringo Starr - Drums
Jim Gordon - Drums
Irv Cottler - Drums
Lee Ritenour - Electric Guitar, Mandolin
James Taylor - Acoustic Guitar, Background Vocals
Alvin Robinson - Guitar
Jeff Baxter - Guitar
“Sneaky” Pete Kleinow - Pedal Steel (as Sneaky Pete)
Billy Mernit - 2nd Piano, Piano
James Newton Howard - Electric Piano, Arp Synthesizer
Dr. John - Piano
Trevor Lawrence - Alto Sax Solo
Lon Van Eaton - Clarinet, Sitar
Derrek Van Eaton - Flute
Tommy Morgan - Harmonica
Alan Estes - Percussion
Emil Richards - Percussion
Freddie Staehle - Percussion
Richard Perry - Tambourine
Eddie Bongo - Conga
Rita Coolidge - Background Vocals
Clydie King - Background Vocals
Rodney Richmond - Background Vocal
Vini Poncia - Background Vocal
Maxine Willard Waters - Background Vocal (as Maxine Willard)
Julia Tillman Waters - Background Vocal (as Julia Tillman)
Carolyn Willis - Background Vocal
Carole King - Background Vocal
Abigale Haness - Background Vocal
Kenny Moore - Background Vocal

Produced by Richard Perry

Carly Simon - String Arrangements (1, 10), Horn Arrangement (1)
Perry Botkin, Jr. - Orchestrations (1, 10), String Arrangements (2, 5), Horn Arrangement (5), Woodwinds Arrangement (5), Clarinets & Trombone Arrangement (9), String Conduction (2, 5), Horn Conduction (5), Woodwinds Conduction (5), Clarinets & Trombone Conduction (9)
Paul Riser - String Arrangement (6), Horn Arrangement (6)

Bill Schnee - Recording Engineer (1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10), Remix Engineer
Norm Kinney - Recording Engineer (3), Remix Engineer
Andrew Berliner - Recording Engineer (4)
Reed Stanley - Assistant Engineer
Larry Emerine - Assistant Engineer
Charles Beasley - 2nd Lieutenant

Recording Studios:
Sound Labs, Inc.
Sunset Sound Recorders (Additional Recording)
Crystal Sound (Additional Recording)
A&M Studios (Additional Recording)
Burbank Studios (Additional Recording)

Doug Sax - Disc Cutting Engineer

Mastering Studio:
The Mastering Lab

Personal Management: Arlyne Rothberg, Inc.

Glen Christensen - Art Direction
Norman Seeff - Photography, Design

“Special thanks to // Jake Brackman // Rodney Richmond // Donna Crowell and // Helen Wynn”.

Songwriters:
Carly Simon
Jacob Brackman
Billy Mernit
Mac Rebennack
Alvin Robinson

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Kate Taylor

Latest update of post: December 2015

You may check out the James Taylor posts at the following links:

James Taylor
James Taylor - Alternate Single Mixes And Edits
Carole King & James Taylor



Kate Taylor - Sister Kate
Cotillion SD 9045 (1971) - US LP

Side One

1 - Home Again
2 - Ballad Of A Well Known Gun
3 - Be That Way
4 - Handbags And Gladrags*
5 - You Can Close Your Eyes
6 - Look At Granny Run, Run*

Side Two

7 - Where You Lead
8 - White Lightning*
9 - Country Comfort*
10 - Lo And Behold/Jesus Is Just All Right*
11 - Do I Still Figure In Your Life*
12 - Sweet Honesty*

Kate Taylor - Vocals, Clapping (10)
Lee Sklar - Bass (4, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)*
Charles Larkey - Bass
Joel Bishop O’Brien (as Joel O’Brien and also as Joe O’Brien) - Drums (1, 2, 5, 7, 12), Cowbell
Russ Kunkelù - Drums (3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11)
Danny Kortchmar (as Danny Kootch) - Guitar, Congas
James Taylor - Acoustic Guitar, Guitar
Bernie Leadon - Guitar
John Beland - Guitar (as John Bieland)
John David Souther - Guitar, Clapping (10)
Carole King - Piano, Background Vocals, Background Music
Ralph Schuckett - Organ, Piano, Accordion
John Hartford - Banjo
Wayne Jackson - Horns
Andrew Love - Horns
The Memphis Horns - Horns
Sandra Crouch - Tambourine (2, 4, 6, 7, 10)
Merry Clayton - Background Vocals, Background Music
Oma Drake - Background Vocals, Background Music
Donna Prater - Background Vocals, Background Music
Peter Asher - Background Vocals, Clapping (10)
Linda Ronstadt - Background Vocal, Background Music
Abigale Haness (as Gail Haness) - Background Vocal, BackgroundMusic

John Tartaglia - String Arrangement (1)
Carole King - String Arrangement (5)
Wayne Jackson - Horn Arrangement (6)
Andrew Love - Horn Arrangement (6)
The Memphis Horns - Horn Arrangement (6)

Produced by Peter Asher

Richard Sanford Orshoff (as Richard Sanford) - Engineer (1, 2, 3, 4, 5,7, 8, 9, 10, 12)
Bill Lazerus - Engineer (6, 11)
Terry Manning - Engineer (horns on track 6)

Recording Studios:
Crystal Sound Recording Studios, Hollywood, California (1, 2, 3, 4, 5,7, 8, 9, 10, 12)
Sunset Sound Studios, Hollywood, California (6, 11)
Ardent Studios, Memphis, Tennessee (horns on track 6)

Mixing Studio:
Crystal Sound Recording Studios, Hollywood, California

Jim Marshall - Photography
Wayne Kimbell - Album Design
Richard Edlund - Album Design

Songwriters:
Michael D’Abo
Pete Dello
Elton John
Carole King
Beverley Martyn
Jerry Ragavoy
Arthur Reynolds
Jape Richardson
Mort Shuman
Bernie Taupin
James Taylor
Livingston Taylor



“Sister Kate” - US LP - back cover

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