Saturday, January 27, 2018 - The NAMM Show - Jackson Browne and The Section To Be Honored At NAMM TEC Awards

Jackson Browne will be honored by the National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM) at the 33rd Annual NAMM Technical Excellence & Creativity Awards (NAMM TEC Awards), being held Saturday, January 27, 2018 in Anaheim, CA. Browne will receive the prestigious Les Paul Innovation Award given on behalf of the Les Paul Foundation to “honor individuals that have set the highest standards of excellence in the creative application of recording technology in the spirit of the famed audio pioneer, inventor and musician, Les Paul.”

Browne, who was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2004 and into the Songwriters Hall of Fame in 2007, released his debut album on David Geffen’s Asylum Records in 1972. Since then, he has released fourteen studio albums and four collections of live performances, and has sold over 18 million albums in the U.S.

In a statement issued on the official NAMM’s website, Les Paul Foundation Executive Director Michael Braunstein said that, “Jackson Browne’s success as a singer, songwriter and guitarist has had a prolific impression on the music industry throughout his successful career. Like Les Paul, Jackson has never shied away from expressing his emotions or thoughts through his music. I have no doubt that Les would have liked to share a few jams with Jackson along the way.”



Also being honored that night will be The Section as the newest inductees to the NAMM TEC Hall of Fame. Dubbed the “Knights of Soft Rock” by Rolling Stone, reaching their peak in the Seventies playing alongside the biggest names in the business, including James Taylor, Carole King, and Crosby, Stills & Nash, The Section released three of their own albums and toured and recorded with Jackson Browne in various occasions. Danny Kortchmar (guitar), Craig Doerge (keyboards), Leland Sklar (bass), and Russ Kunkel (drums) will reunite on stage for a rare performance in support of the evening’s celebration. The Section will also be the panel in a discussion of Jackson Browne’s 1977 album “Running on Empty” moderated by Mr. Bonzai (David Goggin) being held at 4:00 pm.

You may click on the following links for tickets and more info:

www.tecawards.org

Saturday, January 27 - 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Birth of a Record: Jackson Browne’s 1977 “Running on Empty”
Host/Moderator: David Goggin
Panel: Russell Kunkel, Leland Sklar, Daniel Kortchmar, Craig Doerge
California Ballroom A (Level 2), Anaheim Hilton

Saturday, January 27 - 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm
NAMM SPECIAL EVENT - 33rd Annual NAMM TEC Awards
Pacific Ballroom (Level 2), Anaheim Hilton
The NAMM TEC Awards are the “Oscars” of the pro audio and sound recording industry. It’s where the most outstanding products in the worlds of music making, live performances, video games, television and films are recognized and where creative luminaries like Les Paul, Quincy Jones, Joe Perry, Pete Townshend and Stevie Wonder are celebrated for their musical contributions. This year, the awards will be hosted by comedian Demetri Martin and winners will be announced across 23 Technical Achievement and 8 Creative Achievement Categories.

Paul Williams

Latest update of post: December 2015.



Paul Williams - Just An Old Fashioned Love Song
A&M SP-4327 (1971) - US LP

Side One

1 - Waking Up Alone*
2 - I Never Had It So Good*
3 - We’ve Only Just Begun*
4 - That’s Enough For Me*
5 - A Perfect Love

Side Two

6 - An Old Fashioned Love Song*
7 - Let Me Be The One*
8 - Simple Man
9 - When I Was All Alone
10 - My Love And I*
11 - Gone Forever*

Paul Williams - Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 10, 11)*
Charles Larkey - Acoustic Bass, Bass
Joe Mondragon - Bass, String Bass
Jack Conrad - Bass
Russ Kunkel - Drums (1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 10), Tambourine (2, 10), Conga (4, 7, 10, 11)
Rick Marotta - Drums
David Spinozza - Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitars
Craig Doerge - Piano, Acoustic Piano, Tack Piano, Electric Piano
Mike Utley - Organ (as Michael Utley)
Tom Scott - Tenor Sax, Flutes, Clarinet
Teddy Boy Friesen - Kazoo
Daffy Jackson - Kazoo
The Hobbit - Kazoo
Bob Brookmeyer - Trombone
Al Aarons - Trumpet
Gene Cipriano - Oboe, Tenor Sax, Woodwinds
Dick “Slyde” Hyde - Tuba (as Dick Hyde)
Paul Shure - First Violin
Marv Limonick - Second Violin
Milt Thomas - Viola
Edgar Lustgarten - Cello
Bobbye Hall (as Bobbye Hall Porter) - Percussion (1), Conga

Produced by Michael Jackson

Tom Scott - Arrangements (1, 5, 6, 9)
David Spinozza - Arrangements (4, 8)

Bruce Botnick - Recording Engineer
Tommy Vicari - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Dick Bogert - Recording Engineer
Robert Appère - Recording Engineer (as Robert Appere)
Hank Cicalo - Recording Engineer
Norm Kinney - Recording Engineer
John Haeny - Mixing Engineer (4)

Mixing Studios:
Sunset Sound Recorders
A&M Studios, Hollywood
Wally Heider’s Studios, Hollywood

Roland Young - Art Direction
Junie Huemmer - Design
Chuck Beeson - Design
Jim McCrary - Photography

“Special thanks to all the magicians who participated in the making of this album. And especially, to Mr. Nichols”.

“There are those who listen, and those who wait to talk. This album is dedicated to the listeners”.

Songwriters:
Paul Williams
Graham Nash
Roger Nichols

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Paul Williams - Life Goes On
A&M SP-4367 (1972) - US LP

Side One

1 - The Lady Is Waiting*
2 - Out In The Country*
3 - Little Girl*
4 - Rose*
5 - Where Do I Go From Here*

Side Two

6 - Life Goes On*
7 - Park Avenue*
8 - I Won’t Last A Day Without You*
9 - Traveling Boy*
10 - That Lucky Old Sun*

Paul Williams - Vocals, Background Vocal
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)*
Russ Kunkel - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9), Conga (2, 6), Congas (5, 8), Shaker (2, 5, 8), Tambourine (6)
David Spinozza - Acoustic Guitar, Acoustic Rhythm Guitar, Electric Guitars, Classical Guitar
Danny Kortchmar - Acoustic Guitar
Craig Doerge - Piano
Mike Utley (as Michael Utley) - Organ, Organ Percussion, Electric Piano
Tom Scott - Recorder, Alto Saxophone, Flute
Bob Cooper - Oboe, Flute
Bud Shank - Flute
Chuck Findley - Trumpet
John Audino - Trumpet
Vince De Rosa - French Horn
Bill Henshaw - French Horn
Erno Neufeld - Violin
Alfred Lustgarten - Violin
Leonard Malarsky - Violin
Marvin Limonick - Violin
Nathan Kaproff - Violin
Harry Bluestone - Violin
Marshall Sosson - Violin
Allan Harshman - Viola
Gareth Nuttycombe - Viola
Virginia Majewski - Viola
Edgar Lustgarten - Cello
Kathleen Lustgarten - Cello
Frederick Seykora - Cello
Michael Jackson - Tambourine (1)
Jacoby Fundelfuntz - Tambourine (5)
A&M Munitions Unit - Miscellaneous Percussion (5)
Ronee Blakley - Background Vocals, Additional Background Vocal
Mentor Williams - Background Vocal
Gerry Beckley - Background Vocal, Additional Background Vocal
Rick Roberts - Background Vocal
Linda Ronstadt - Additional Background Vocal
Jackson Browne - Additional Background Vocal

Produced by Michael Jackson

David Spinozza - String Arrangements (3, 7), Woodwind Arrangement (3), Horn Arrangement (7)
Jimmy Webb - String Arrangement (4)
Tom Scott - String Arrangement (8)

Tommy Vicari - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer (5)
Glyn Johns - Recording Engineer (strings on track 4), Mixing Engineer (2)
Nick Porter - Assistant Recording Engineer
John Haeny - Mixing Engineer (4, 7, 8, 9)
Michael Jackson - Mixing Engineer (1, 3, 6, 10)

Recording Studios:
A&M Studios, Hollywood, California
Olympic Studios, London (strings on track 4)

Mixing Studios:
Sunset Sound Recorders
Olympic Studios, London (2)

Bernie Grundman - Mastering Engineer
Frank De Luna - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
A&M Studios, Hollywood, California

Roland Young - Art Direction
John Cabalka - Album Design
Chuck Beeson - Album Design
Michael Stern - Cover Illustration
Jim McCrary - Photography

“Special thanks to: Tommy Vicari, John Haeny, Glyn Johns, Jimmy Webb, Tom Scott, Edgar Lustgarten, Ronee Blakley, Tom Harvey, Russell Gilliam, Danny Kortchmar, Chuck Kaye, Herb Alpert. And especially to Russ Kunkel, Leland Sklar, Craig Doerge, Michael Utley, and David Spinozza”.

“Thanks as well to the fine string players who assisted us in London, whose names we do not have”.

“This album is dedicated to my brothers John and Mentor, to my mother, and to my father, whose name was also Paul Williams, and whose favorite song was, “That Lucky Old Sun””.

Songwriters:
Paul Williams
Craig Doerge
Haven Gillespie
Roger Nichols
Beasley Smith

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Paul Williams - Here Comes Inspiration
A&M SP-3606 (1973) US LP

Side One

1 - Nilsson Sings Newman
2 - You And Me Against The World
3 - You Know Me
4 - Born To Fly
5 - That’s What Friends Are For
6 - Rainy Days And Mondays*

Side Two

7 - Inspiration
8 - If We Could Still Be Friends*
9 - What Would They Say
10 - Driftwood
11 - In The Beginning*
12 - Dream Away

Note: Following credits were taken from the notes on the back cover of the album. My copy is missing the inner sleeve with lyrics and, possibly, more detailed credits, as the “Classics” album credits seem to suggest (see next entry below). Please check back for updates, but for the time being, these ‘back cover credits’ list both Leland Sklar and David Parlato as bass players on the same three tracks.

Paul Williams - Vocals

“The Rhythm Section”
Leland Sklar - Bass (6, 8, 11)*
David Parlato - Bass
Gary Mallaber - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12), Percussion
Art Munson - Guitars
Ron Davies - Guitar
Ken Ascher - Pianos
Dave Garland - Organ

“The Background Singers”
Stan Farber - Background Singer
Tom Bahler - Background Singer
Ron Hicklin - Background Singer
Gene Morford - Background Singer

“The Dixieland Band”
Warren Luening - Cornet
Dick Nash - Trombone
Tom Scott - Clarinet
Al Hendrickson - Banjo, Ukelele

“The String Quartet”
Gerald Vinci - 1st Violin
Nathan Ross - 2nd Violin
Samuel Boghossian - Viola
Edgar Lustgarten - Cello

“The Orchestra”
Marshall Sosson - Violin, Concert Master
Gerald Vinci - Violin, Concert Master
Arnold Belnick - Violin
Irving Geller - Violin
Sheldon Sanov - Violin
Marilyn Baker - Violin
William Henderson - Violin
Wilbert Nuttycombe - Violin
Nathan Ross - Violin
George Kast - Violin
Jerome Reisler - Violin
Garth Nuttycombe - Viola
Allan Harshman - Viola
Samuel Boghossian - Viola
Douglas Davies - Cello
Raymond Kelley - Cello
Frederick Saykora - Cello
Edgar Lustgarten - Cello
Buell Neidlinger - Double Bass
Richard Feves - Double Bass
Oscar Meza - Double Bass
Marvin Stamm - Fluegel Horn
Chuck Findley - Fluegel Horn
Warren Luening - Trumpet
Conte Candoli - Trumpet
Tom Morgan - Harmonica
Alan Robinson - French Horn
Victor Feldman - Percussion
Alan Estes - Percussion
Gary Coleman - Percussion
Charles Harrington - Piccolo
Don Menza - Piccolo
John Morell - 12 String Guitar
Ernest McDaniel - Bass

Produced by Kenny Ascher for Hobbitron Productions

Ken Ascher - Arrangements (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11), Conductor (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11)
John Williams - Arrangement (12), Conductor (12)
George Tipton - Arrangement (8), Conductor (8)

Tommy Vicari - Recording Engineer, Remix Engineer
Linda Tyler - Assistant Engineer

Recording Studio:
A&M Studios, Hollywood

Re-mixing Studio:
Sound Labs, Hollywood

Bernie Grundman - Mastering Engineer

Roland Young - Art Direction
Junie Osaki - Design
Suzanne Ayres - Photography

“Special thanks to Ron Davies who played guitar on “In The Beginning””.

“This album is dedicated with the greatest respect & affection to Michael Jackson.”.

Songwriters:
Paul Williams
Ken Ascher
Ron Davies
Roger Nichols
Johnny Williams

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Various Artists - Phantom Of The Paradise - Original Soundtrack Recording
A&M SP-3653 (1974) - US LP

1 - Goodbye, Eddie, Goodbye - The Juicy Fruits
2 - Faust - Bill Finley
3 - Upholstery - The Beach Bums
4 - Special To Me (Phoenix Audition Song) - Jessica Harper
5 - Phantom’s Theme (Beauty And The Beast) - Paul Williams
6 - Somebody Super Like You (Beef Construction Song) - The Undead
7 - Life At Last - Ray Kennedy
8 - Old Souls - Jessica Harper
9 - Faust - Paul Williams
10 - The Hell Of It - Paul Williams

Notes: 1) This is the Original Soundtrack Recording of the Brian De Palma movie “Phantom Of The Paradise”. 2) Above picture and following credits were taken from the Canada CD reissue on A&M CD 69831. 3) Record does not come with track-by-track musician credits. 4) Track 8 was included by Paul Williams in his 1975 album “Ordinary Fool” on A&M SP-4550 (see picture below). That version is however performed by Mr. Williams himself accompanied by a different backing band.

Paul Williams - Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass
Max Bennett - Bass
Jim Hughart - Bass
Gary Mallaber - Drums
Art Munson - Guitars
Craig Doerge - Piano
Mike Melvoin - Piano
Dave Garland - Piano
Bill Finley - Vocal
Jessica Harper - Vocals
Archie Hahn - Lead Vocal (1)
Jeffrey Comanor - Lead Vocal (3)
Harold Oblong - Lead Vocal (6)
Ray Kennedy - Lead Vocal (7), Voice of “Beef”
Jerry Whitman - Background Voice
Kerry Chater - Background Voice
Jon Joyce - Background Voice
Jim Haas - Background Voice
Tom Bahler - Background Voice

Soundtrack Produced and Arranged by Paul Williams

Tommy Vicari - Recording Engineer, Re-mix Engineer

Recording Studio:
Sound Labs

Re-mix Studio:
Sound Labs

Michael Arciaga - Music Supervision
Jules Chaikin - Music Supervision

Roland Young - Art Direction
Junie Osaki - Design
Anthony Goldschmidt Graphic Design Ltd. - Illustration (Cover)
John Alvin - Illustration (Cover)

Songwriter:
Paul Williams



“Ordinary Fool” - US LP - front sleeve

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US LP catalog #: the web



Paul Williams - Classics
A&M SP-4701 (1977) - US LP

Side One

1 - Waking Up Alone
2 - You And Me Against The World*
3 - We’ve Only Just Begun*
4 - Loneliness
5 - Evergreen*

Side Two

6 - An Old Fashioned Love Song*
7 - With One More Look At You*
8 - That’s Enough For Me*
9 - Rainy Days And Mondays*
10 - I Won’t Last A Day Without You*

Notes: 1) All songs are previously released except: track 1 (“Waking Up Alone”) which is a newly recorded version; track 5 (“Evergreen”) which is the love theme from the movie “A Star Is Born”; track 7 (“With One More Look At You”), another Paul Williams/Ken Ascher song written for the “A Star Is Born” soundtrack. 2) Lee and David Parlato are both credited as bass players on the two tracks taken from the “Here Comes Inspiration” album, “You And Me Against The World” and “Rainy Days And Mondays”. However, the original credits of “Here Comes Inspiration” do not list neither Lee nor David Parlato as playing bass on “You And Me Against The World”. Please see previous album entry, and check back for updates.

Paul Williams - Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass (2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)*
David Parlato - Bass
Colin Cameron - Bass
Keith Knudsen - Drums, Percussion, Background Vocal
Gary Mallaber - Drums (2, 4, 9), Percussion (2, 9)
Jeff Porcaro - Drums (5, 7)
Russ Kunkel - Drums (6, 8, 10), Conga (8), Congas (10), Shaker (10)
Dan Ferguson - Acoustic Guitars, Electric Guitars
Art Munson - Guitars
Fred Tackett - Guitar
David Spinozza - Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Classical Guitar
Danny Kortchmar - Acoustic Guitar
David Paich - Acoustic Piano, Electric Piano, Harpsichord, Keyboard Bass, String Ensemble, Drums (1), Moog Synthesizer
Ken Ascher - Acoustic Piano, Keyboards
Craig Doerge - Piano, Acoustic Piano, Tack Piano
Jai Winding - Acoustic Piano, Fender Rhodes
Bill Payne - Oberheim Synthesizer
Dave Garland - Organ
Teddy Boy Friesen - Kazoo
Daffy Jackson - Kazoo
The Hobbit - Kazoo
Bob Brookmeyer - Trombone
Al Aarons - Trumpet
Gene Cipriano - Tenor Sax
Dick “Slyde” Hyde - Tuba (as Dick Hyde)
Tom Scott - Clarinet, Flutes, Alto Saxophone
Michael McDonald - Background Vocals
Patrick Simmons - Background Vocal (as Pat Simmons)
Rosemary Butler - Background Vocals
Stan Farber - Background Vocals
Tom Bahler - Background Vocals
Ron Hicklin - Background Vocals
Gene Morford - Background Vocals
Jerry Whitman - Background Vocal (Leader of Male Chorus)
Jon Joyce - Background Vocal
Kerry Chater - Background Vocal
Jim Gilstrap - Background Vocal
Clydie King - Background Vocal (Leader of Female Chorus)
Sherlie Matthews - Background Vocal
Jessie Smith - Background Vocal
Marti McCall - Background Vocal
John Townsend - Background Vocal
Laurel Massé - Background Vocal

Produced by Michael J. Jackson (1, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10)
Produced by Kenny Ascher (2, 4, 9)

Ken Ascher - String Arrangements (2, 4, 9), Horn Arrangements (2, 4, 9),
String Conductor (2, 4, 9), Horn Conductor (2, 4, 9)
Marty Paich - String Arrangements (5, 7)
David Paich - String Arrangements (5, 7)
Tom Scott - Horn Arrangement (6), String Arrangement (10)
David Spinozza - String Arrangement (8)

Michael J. Jackson - Album Coordinator for Quiet Stalker Productions

John Haeny - Basic Tracks Recording Engineer (5, 7)
Paul Black - Assistant Basic Tracks Recording Engineer (5, 7)
Tim Sadler - Recording Engineer (1), Additional Recording Engineer
Greg Ladanyi - Mixing Engineer

Additional Recording Studio:
Sunset Sound Recorders, Hollywood, California (including track 1)

Mixing Studio:
The Sound Factory, Inc., Hollywood, California

Bernie Grundman - Mastering Engineer

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

Ronald Young - Art Direction
Junie Osaki - Design
Jim McCrary - Photography

“Dedication: This album is dedicated to Walter Pidgeon, Roddy McDowell and the cast and crew of “How Green Was My Valley” - just one of a dozen film “classics” that have inspired me. Thank you. Paul Williams”.

Songwriters:
Paul Williams
Ken Ascher
Roger Nichols
Barbra Streisand

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Paul Williams - Back To Love Again
Pioneer PICP-1132 (1997) - Japan CD

1 - Back To Love Again*
2 - Easy Street*
3 - Somebody’s Hero Tonight*
4 - You’re Gone*
5 - I Won’t Last A Day Without You
6 - Someone To Believe*
7 - An Old Fashioned Love Song*
8 - Rainbow Connection*
9 - The Prize*
10 - Till You’re Loved*

Note: CD comes with liner notes by Paul Williams and various other artists. Please see original booklet for these.

Paul Williams - Vocals, Background Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)*
James Hutchinson - Bass
Mike Baird (as Michael Baird) - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
Jody Cortez - Drums (9, 10)
Laurence Juber - Guitars
Micajah Ryan - Additional Rhythm Guitar
Craig Doerge - Rhythm Keyboards, Acoustic Piano, Keyboards
Jeffery Vanston (as C.J. Vanston) - Additional Keyboards, Keyboards, Synthesizers, Track Arrangement, Intro Strings
Kevin Savigar - Additional Keyboards
Richard Carpenter - Electric Piano
Joe Pusateri - Percussion (1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10), Congas (3), Log Drum (10)
Franc Voodcleft - Triangle (3), Percussion (4)
Michael Jackson (as Michael James Jackson) - Percussion (4)
Daffy Ghia - Kazoo
Juan Dayadatyme - Kazoo
Valerie Carter - Female Vocalist
Graham Nash - Background Vocals, Harmonica
Kelly Hansen - Background Vocals
John Townsend - Background Vocals
Roger Feits - Background Vocals
Jonathan Butler - Background Vocals, Solo Background Vocal

Produced by Michael James Jackson

C.J.Vanston - String Arrangements (4, 5), Track Arrangement (5)

Tony Phillips - Basic Tracks Recording Engineer (1, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10), Mixing Engineer (2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 10)
Micajah Ryan - Basic Tracks Recording Engineer (2, 5), Additional Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer (1, 3, 6, 8)
Leslie Ann Jones - Assistant Basic Tracks Recording Engineer (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Dale Lawton - Assistant Mixing Engineer (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)

Recording Studios:
Capitol Studios, Hollywood
Woodcliff Studios, Sherman Oaks, California (additional recording)

Mixing Studio:
Mad Hatter Studios, Hollywood, California

Doug Sax - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
The Mastering Lab, Hollywood, California

Kathleen Stewart - Assistant to Michael James Jackson

Yoshaki Ogawa - Executive Producer for Pioneer LDC
Hiro Watanabe - A&R for Pioneer LDC
Michelle Hart - Executive Production Coordinator for Sweetheart Productions
Management: Kelly Newby/Jeff Wald Entertainment

Deborah Wald - Artist Photography
Tadao Dokko - Art Direction
Masashi Hirota - Design
Ikkoh Ohtsubo - Jacket Photo
Mayumi Fujimori - Artwork Coordination for Pioneer LDC

“From Paul, thanks to: Kenny Hirsch, Masaji Kawamura at DISH (commercial guy, hai!), Carol Abe at Nichion, Inc., Frank Rosato, Paula Salvatore at Capitol, Ellis Sorkin, Chuck Braverman, Steve Coyne, Ron Grinel, Kurt Denny and Tim Wipperman and all my friends at Warner Chappell, Harumi Sekine, Takashi Mouri, Toshi, Chi, Minoru, Makiko, Mikiko, Matsu, Mitsuru, Akio, Gen, Kazuko and all the staff at Pioneer LDC”.

“Special thanks to: Kelly Newby, C.P.R., for her great faith and endless energy. She’s the archangel of Jeff Wald Entertainment. Thanks to the ole bulldog as well. Hiro Watanabe, for his great enthusiasm and wise counsel. Michelle Hart…..for putting all this together. Micajah Ryan for round the clock labor. To Graham Nash, Valerie Carter and Richard Carpenter for their brilliance. To all the musicians who played from the heart”.

“With fond remembrance of my good friend, Seymour Bricker”.

“This album is dedicated to my wife Hildy…who brought me back to love again… and to my children Cole and Sarah…certainly my best work”.

“A very special thanks to my brother Michael James Jackson, who has always been there for me. I think together we’ve done a good job”.

Songwriters:
Paul Williams
Ken Ascher (as Kenneth Ascher)
Stephen Allen Davis
Kenny Hirsch
Gene Nelson
Roger Nichols
John David Souther
Jon Vezner

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Listen To Me: Buddy Holly - The PBS Concert Special - Sneak Preview

We have already published a post about the September-released “Listen To Me: Buddy Holly” CD album, a star-studded tribute to one of the great heroes of rock’n’roll, issued by Verve and executively produced by Peter Asher. Now, as previously announced, comes the TV special, in the form of a concert which was taped with some of the stars originally included in the CD recording along with some other high-caliber guests. You can check out Lee and all the players from this event in the above-embedded sneak preview, read the in-depth CD album post by clicking → here and watch the original behind-the-scenes EPK of the album itself at this → link.

The performers in the TV special, which will be premiered on PBS Television next December, include Stevie Nicks, Lyle Lovett, Chris Isaak, Graham Nash and Patrick Stump, with superstar guests like Boz Scaggs, Raul Malo, Michelle Branch, Shawn Colvin, Paul Anka, Cobra Starship, Phil Everly, and famed guitar virtuosos James Burton and Albert Lee. With special appearances by Keith Richards, Ringo Starr, Jackson Browne, Brian Wilson, and Eric Idle. The DVD of the show is available exclusively through PBS. Every “Listen to Me” DVD will benefit PBS and, along with every “Listen to Me” CD, will benefit the next generation of music's greats. Check local listings.

Update: here is a → link to a Los Angeles Times article indicating December, 3 as the date of first airing of the concert special, and that the DVD will be offered during pledge drive as a thank you to PBS subscribers.

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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Jimmy Webb

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Jimmy Webb - Angel Heart
Columbia/Lorimar FC 37695 (1982) - US LP

Side One

1 - Angel Heart*
2 - God’s Gift
3 - One Of The Few*
4 - Scissors Cut*
5 - Work For A Dollar*

Side Two

6 - His World
7 - Our Movie*
8 - Nasty Love
9 - In Cars*
10 - Old Wing Mouth*

Jimmy Webb - Vocals, Piano, Electric Piano
Lee Sklar - Bass (1, 3, 4, 5, 7, 9, 10)*
Bob Glaub - Bass
Dean Cortese - Bass
Jeff Porcaro (as Jeffrey Porcaro) - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Steve Lukather - Electric Guitars, Lead Guitar (fade)
Fred Tackett - Electric Guitars, Acoustic Guitar
Fred Mollin - Acoustic Guitar, Background Vocals, Percussion (2, 3, 4, 5, 7)
Dean Parks - Electric Guitars, Lead Guitar (middle), Acoustic Guitar
David Paich - Piano, Organ, Electric Piano
Matthew McCauley - Synthesizer, Background Vocals, Percussion (9, 10)
David Foster - Piano
Bud Shank - Flutes
Jerry Hey - Trumpets
Victor Feldman - Percussion (1)
Gerry Beckley - Background Vocals
Michael McDonald - Background Vocals
Leah Kunkel - Background Vocals
Graham Nash - Background Vocals
Kenny Loggins - Background Vocals
Valerie Carter - Background Vocal
Daryl Hall - Background Vocal
“The Beached Boys” Fred and Matt - Background Vocals
Stephen Bishop - Guest Vocal

Produced by Matthew McCauley and Fred Mollin

William F. Williams - Executive Producer

Matthew McCauley - String Arrangements (3, 7), String Conduction (3, 7)

Bobby Schaper - Engineer (Basic Tracks)
Mark Linett - Engineer (Overdubs)
Dennis Drake - Engineer (Additional Overdubs)
Bill Schnee - Mixing Engineer

Recording Studio:
Sunset Sound Recorders, Hollywood, California

Mixing Studios:
Sunset Sound Recorders, Hollywood, California
Cherokee Studios, Hollywood, California

Mike Reese - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Mastering Lab, Hollywood, California

Management: William F. Williams, Santa Monica, California

Nancy Donald - Design
Henry Diltz - Photography

“Thanks to: Big Bill Robinson, Debbie, Joni, Paul and everyone at Sunset, Shari and Con at Cherokee, Lynne Richardson”.

“Special Thanks to Jay Levy”.

Songwriters:
Jimmy Webb
John Cooper

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Jimmy Webb - Suspending Disbelief
Elektra 9 61506-2 (1993) - US CD

1 - Too Young To Die*
2 - I Don’t Know How To Love You Anymore*
3 - Elvis And Me*
4 - It Won’t Bring Her Back*
5 - Sandy Cove
6 - Friends To Burn*
7 - What Does A Woman See In A Man*
8 - Postcard From Paris*
9 - Just Like Always*
10 - Adios
11 - I Will Arise*

Jimmy Webb - Lead Vocal, Electric Piano, Acoustic Piano, Synthesizers
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11)*
Russ Kunkel - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11), Percussion
Dean Parks - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Steve Lukather - Electric Guitar
Ben Keith - Steel Guitar
Robbie Buchanan - Synthesizer Programming, Synthesizer
Mario Guarneri - Piccolo Trumpet
David Crosby - Vocal
Don Henley - Vocal
John David Souther - Vocal (as J.D. Souther)
Linda Ronstadt - Vocals
Leah Kunkel - Vocals
Valerie Carter - Vocals
Craig Fuller - Vocal
The Skywalker Symphony - Strings

Produced by Linda Ronstadt & George Massenburg

Jimmy Webb - Orchestra Arrangements, Orchestra Conduction, Song Arrangement (11)

George Massenburg - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Nathaniel Kunkel - Additional Engineering
Kevin Scott - Assistant Engineer (The Site)
Craig Silvey - Assistant Engineer (Skywalker Ranch)
David Gleeson - Assistant Engineer (Skywalker Ranch)
Bob Conlon - Assistant Engineer (Russian Hill)
Chris Haynes - Assistant Engineer (Russian Hill)
Squeak Stone - Assistant Engineer (Johnny Yuma)
Rail Rogut - Assistant Engineer (Record One)

Recording Studios (February through March 1993):
The Site, Marin County, CA.
Skywalker Ranch, Marin County, CA.
Russian Hill Recording, San Francisco, CA.
Johnny Yuma Recording, Los Angeles, CA.

Mixing Studio:
Record One, Los Angeles, CA.

Ivy Skoff - Production Coordinator
Greg Sudmeier - The Skywalker Symphony Coordinator

Management - Robin Siegel/The Jimmy Webb Music Company

Kosh - Design, Art Direction
Robert Blakeman - Photography

“This album is dedicated to my mother and father, Sylvia Ann & Robert”.

“Jimmy Webb would like to thank: // Sandy Gallin for suggesting the collaboration that this album represents; Robin Siegel for management; Patty Casadas (Angel Face) for the encouragement; Chris Irwin and Lisle Leete for preproduction assistance at Calliope Studios in New York; Steve Ralbovsky for his support; Bob Krasnow; Kosh; and Harry Nilsson, Randy Newman, Warren Zevon and Lowell George for their inspiration”.

“A very special thanks to Richard Mithun, Janet Stark and the staff of GML, Inc.”.

“For more information, please contact: // The Jimmy Webb Music Company // 1173A Second Avenue Suite 178 // New York, New York 10021”.

Songwriters:
Jimmy Webb
Albert E. Brumley

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Jimmy Webb - Twilight Of The Renegades
Sanctuary 34106 (2005) - US CD
BMG - Sanctuary BVCM-41038 (2005) - Japan CD - Edition with 1 bonus track

1 - Paul Gauguin In The South Seas
2 - Skywriter
3 - Why Do I Have To…
4 - Class Clown
5 - Spanish Radio
6 - Time Flies
7 - How Quickly
8 - High Rent Ghetto*
9 - She Moves And Eyes Follow
10 - Just Like Marilyn
11 - No Signs Of Age
12 - Driftwood*

bonus track (Japan edition)

13 - Right As Rain

Notes: 1) Above picture and following credits were taken from the Japanese release. 2) Although not mentioned in the credits, tracks 8 and 12 are outtakes from the “Angel Heart” album sessions (see above), as confirmed by www.jimmywebb.com.

Jimmy Webb - Vocals, Piano, Keyboards, Tambourine
Lee Sklar - Bass (8, 12)*
Don Sanbeg - Bass
Jay Dittamo - Drums, Percussion
Paul Duskin - Drums
Jeff Porcaro - Drums (8, 12)
Lisle Leete - Guitar
Beth Nielsen Chapman - Guitar, Background Vocals
Jeffrey Mironov - Guitar
Ira Siegel - Guitar
Dean Parks - Guitar
David Paich - Keyboards
Matthew McCauley - Synth
Robin Siegel - French Horn, Conch
Jim Hynes - Flugal Horn (sic), Trumpet
William Galison - Harmonica (as William Gallison)
Larry Campbell - Mandolin
Chris Irwin - Percussion
Kerry Cunningham - Shakers
Elena Barere - First Violin
Katherine Livolsi-Stern - Second Violin
Vincent Lionti - Viola
Jeanne LeBlanc - Cello
Wolfram Koessel - Cello
Susan Webb - Background Vocals

Produced by Jimmy Webb & Kerry Cunningham
Produced by Fred Mollin & Matthew McCauley (8, 12)
Produced by Jimmy Webb & Chris Irwin (10)

Robin Siegel - Executive Producer

Rob Mathes - String Arrangement (6)
Matthew McCauley - String Arrangements (12)
Jimmy Webb - Arrangement (13)
Jill Dell’Abate - Music Contractor

Chris Irwin - Engineer (1, 10)
Kerry Cunningham - Engineer (2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 11, 13), Overdub Engineer (6, 9), Mixing Engineer (13), Programming (13)
Mark Mandelbaum - Engineer (6, 9)
Bobby Schaper - Basic Tracks Engineer (8, 12)
Jason Stasium - Overdub Engineer (3, 4, 5)
Kristopher Lewis - Overdub Engineer (4), Ass’t. Engineer (6, 9)
Mark Linett - Overdub Engineer (8, 12)
Bill Schnee - Mixing Engineer (8, 12)

Recording Studios:
Sunset Sound, LA
Cherokee Recording, LA
Calliope Studios, NY
Right Track, NY
Sound on Sound, NY
Jimmy Webb Music, NY

Kerry Cunningham - Programming & Mastering

Mary Tiegreen - Art Director
Getty Images - Cover Photo

“Special Thanks: John Williams, Giles Green, Karyn Hughes and everyone at Sanctuary, Beth Nielsen Chapman, Frank Filipetti, Carly Simon, Marc Jacobson, and Angela Ramirez”.

“For Laura Savini/Webb with love”.

“Jimmy Webb plays Baldwin Pianos”.

Songwriter:
Jimmy Webb

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Art Garfunkel

Art Garfunkel - Breakaway
Columbia PC 33700 (1975) - US LP

Side One

1 - I Believe (When I Fall In Love It Will Be Forever)*
2 - Rag Doll
3 - Break Away
4 - Disney Girls
5 - Waters Of March

Side Two

6 - My Little Town (Sung By Simon and Garfunkel)
7 - I Only Have Eyes For You
8 - Lookin’ For The Right One
9 - 99 Miles From L.A.
10 - The Same Old Tears On A New Background

Art Garfunkel - Vocals, Background Vocal
Lee Sklar - Bass (1)*
Joe Osborn - Bass
Klaus Voorman - Bass
Max Bennett - Bass
David Hood - Bass
Reinie Press - Bass
Russ Kunkel - Drums (1, 4, 8)
Denny Seiwell - Drums
Jim Keltner - Drums
Rick Shlosser - Drums
John Guerin - Drums
Roger Hawkins - Drums
Jim Gordon - Drums
Andrew Gold - Acoustic Guitars, Electric Guitars, Electric Piano, Ukelele, Drums, Piano
Steve Cropper - Electric Guitar
Lon Van Eaton - Acoustic Guitar
Louie Shelton - Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Paul Simon - Vocal, Acoustic Guitar
Pete Carr - Electric Guitar
Stephen Bishop - Acoustic Guitar, Background Vocal
Lee Ritenour - Acoustic Guitar
Larry Knechtel - Piano, Electric Piano
Bill Payne - Electric Piano, Synthesizer, Mellotron
Bruce Johnston - Piano, Whistle, Background Vocals
Barry Beckett - Piano
Nicky Hopkins - Electric Piano
John Jarvis - Piano, Background Vocal
Ralph MacDonald - Percussion (as Ralph Mac Donald)
Joe Clayton - Percussion
Graham Nash - Background Vocal
David Crosby - Background Vocal
Toni Tennille - Background Vocals
Jon Joyce - Background Vocal

Produced by Richard Perry
Art Garfunkel - Associate Producer
Paul Simon, Art Garfunkel & Phil Ramone - Producers (6)

Del Newman - String Arrangements (1, 7, 9, 10), String Conduction (1, 7, 9, 10), Horn Arrangements (1, 7), Horn Conduction (1, 7), Flutes & Horn Arrangement (9) Flutes & Horn Conduction (9), Woodwinds Arrangement (10) Woodwinds Conduction (10)
Richard Hewson - String Arrangements (2, 4, 8), String Conduction (2, 4, 8)
Dave Matthews - Horn Arrangement (6)

Brooks Arthur - Recording Engineer
Dee Robb - Recording Engineer (3, 5)
Jerry Masters - Recording Engineer (6)
Will Roper - Recording Engineer (Marquee Studios)
Peter Swettenham - Recording Engineer (Air Studios)
Bill Schnee - Re-Mix Engineer
Phil Ramone - Re-Mix Engineer (6)

Recording Studios:
Cherokee Recording Studios, Los Angeles
Record Plant, Los Angeles
The Village Recorder, Los Angeles
A&M Recording Studios, Los Angeles
Record Plant, New York
The Hit Factory, New York
Marquee Studios, London
Air Studios, London
Muscle Shoals, Alabama (6)

Re-Mix Studios:
Davlen Studios, Los Angeles
Sound Labs, Los Angeles

Doug Sax - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
The Mastering Lab

Kathie Carey - Production Coordinator
Norman Seeff - Photography
Larry Emerine - Inner Sleeve Photo
Ron Coro - Design
John Brogna - Design

“Special thanks to Leah Kunkel”.

“This album was recorded at several different locations. We would like to sincerely thank the management and staff of the following studios for their kind help and cooperation: (…)”.

Songwriters:
Stephen Bishop
Hal David
Al Dubin
Steve Eaton
Bernard Gallagher
Albert Hammond
Antonio Carlos Jobim
Bruce Johnston
Graham Lyle
Paul Simon
Harry Warren
Stevie Wonder
Yvonne Wright

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Art Garfunkel - Songs From A Parent To A Child
Columbia/Sony Wonder LK 67674 (1997) - US CD

1 - Who’s Gonna Shoe Your Pretty Little Feet?
2 - Morning Has Broken
3 - Daydream
4 - Baby Mine*
5 - Secret O’ Life
6 - The Things We’ve Handed Down*
7 - You’re A Wonderful One
8 - Good Luck Charm - duet with James Garfunkel
9 - I Will*
10 - Lasso The Moon
11 - Dreamland
12 - Who’s Gonna Shoe Your Pretty Little Feet? (Reprise)
13 - The Lord’s Prayer/Now I Lay Me Down To Sleep

Art Garfunkel - Vocals
Lee Sklar - Bass (4, 6, 9)*
Mark Egan - Bass
Freddie Washington - Bass (as “Ready” Freddie Washington)
Steve Gadd - Drums (3, 4, 6, 11)
Chris Parker - Drums
Bill Maxwell - Drums
Russ Kunkel - Drums
Eric Weissberg - Guitars, Banjo, Dobro, Acoustic Guitar, Mandolin
John Sebastian - Guitar, Harmonica, Whistling
Jeff Mironov - Electric Guitar (as Jeff Miranov)
Dean Parks - Guitar
Stuart Breed - Nylon String Guitar
Tony Maiden - Guitar
Jeff Jones - Guitar
Billy Preston - Piano, Organ
Warren Bernhardt - Fender Rhodes, Keyboards (Hammond C-3), Keyboards
John Jarvis - Keyboards
Jimmy Webb - Piano, Fender Rhodes, Organ
Matthew McCauley - Synthesizer
Dave Samuels - “The Kat” (Bass Marimba) (4)
Oscar Brashear - Trumpet
Bob McChesney - Trombone
Curtis Amy - Solo Saxophone
Daniel Higgins - Flute (as Dan Higgins)
Lisa Edelstein - Flute
Joseph Stone - Oboe, English Horn
Paulinho Da Costa - Percussion
Raphael Padilla - Percussion (9)
Kim Cermak Garfunkel - Duet Vocals
James Garfunkel - Vocal
Merry Clayton - Background Vocal, Additional Vocal
Maxine Willard Waters (as Maxine Waters) - Background Vocal, Additional Vocal
Julia Tillman Waters (as Julia Waters) - Background Vocal, Additional Vocal

Produced by Art Garfunkel
Produced by Billy Preston and Merry Clayton (7)
Becky Mancuso-Winding - Executive Producer/Mom

Art Garfunkel - Traditional Arrangements (1, 13 pt. 2)
Eric Weissberg - Traditional Arrangement (1)
Jimmy Webb - Traditional Arrangement (13 pt. 2)
Matthew McCauley - String Arrangements (2, 10, 11, 13), Woodwind Arrangement (9), Horn Arrangement (13)
Merry Clayton - Background Vocal Arrangements (7, 13)
Cat Stevens - Musical Adaptation (2)

Stuart Breed - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Art Garfunkel - Mixing Engineer
Chris Habeck - Assistant Engineer, Digital Editing
Claude Achille - Assistant Engineer
Ron Boustead - Digital Editing

Recording Studios:
Sony Music Studios, Santa Monica, CA
Quad Recording, New York, NY

Mixing Studio:
Quad Recording, New York, NY

Stephen Marcussen - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Precision Mastering, Hollywood, CA

A&R Coordinator: Hillary Bratton
Management: Rob Kos, Bridget Nolan - The Metropolitan Entertainment Group

Howard Fritzson - Art Direction, Design
Douglas Foulke - Photography
Randall Tang - Hair, Makeup

“Dedicated to Kim and James Garfunkel”.

“Thank You’s // Andrew Bernick, Jerry Blair, Hope Chasin, Merry Clayton, Rolando Cobo, Dana Coccara, Ted Green, Patrizia Herminjard, Carol Lee, Elaine Locatelli, Joe Marziotto, Phil Midiri, Sandie Minasian, Jill Moog, Wendy Moss, Lee Ann Paynter, Billy Preston, Pat Riley, Cami and Jai Winding, Alan Winnikoff”.

“My darling son, // I want you to know Music, Melody, a thing called a Song, and this thrill that I get in my throat-Singing. Your Daddy’s work is making things-with all the beauty and care I have. I surprise myself when I make these things. I see who I am in the shape I make. It’s a silver Disc and I made it for you. Know me, my son. Love life through its gifts. // Daddy”.

Songwriters:
Lowell Alexander
Mary Chapin Carpenter
Frank Churchill
Marc Cohn
Lamont Dozier
Eleanor Farjeon
Wally Gold
Brian Holland
Edward Holland, Jr. (as Eddie Holland)
John Lennon
Albert Hay Malotte
Paul McCartney
Aaron Schroeder
John Sebastian
Billy Simon
James Taylor
Traditional
Ned Washington

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Art Garfunkel - The Singer
Columbia Legacy 88725458162 (2012) - US 2-CD set anthology with two previously unreleased tracks

Disc One

1 - Bridge Over Troubled Water - Simon & Garfunkel
2 - All I Know - with Jimmy Webb on Piano
3 - Perfect Moment - with Maia Sharp and Buddy Mondlock
4 - For Emily, Whenever I May Find Her - Simon & Garfunkel
5 - Crying In The Rain - duet with James Taylor
6 - I Only Have Eyes For You - with Nicky Hopkins on Piano
7 - 99 Miles From L.A.
8 - (What A) Wonderful World - with James Taylor and Paul Simon
9 - Bright Eyes
10 - Two Sleepy People
11 - Skywriter - with Nicky Hopkins on Piano
12 - Scarborough Fair/Canticle - Simon & Garfunkel
13 - Some Enchanted Evening
14 - The Promise
15 - The Thread - with Maia Sharp and Buddy Mondlock
16 - Lena* - previously unreleased
17 - Barbara Allen

Disc Two

18 - Kathy’s Song - Simon & Garfunkel
19 - Long Way Home* - previously unreleased
20 - Scissors Cut - with Leah Kunkel
21 - The Sound Of Silence - Simon & Garfunkel
22 - Breakaway - with Graham Nash and David Crosby
23 - So Long, Frank Lloyd Wright - Simon & Garfunkel
24 - Waters Of March - with Billy Payne on Keyboards
25 - The Decree - Art Garfunkel and Amy Grant with the London Symphony Orchestra and King’s College School Choir
26 - I Wonder Why - with Kenny Rankin
27 - Disney Girls - with Bruce Johnston on Piano and Toni Tennille
28 - My Little Town - Simon & Garfunkel
29 - O Come All Ye Faithful - with Eric Weissberg
30 - A Heart In New York - with Michael Brecker on Tenor Sax
31 - I've Grown Accustomed To Her Face
32 - April Come She Will - Simon & Garfunkel
33 - When A Man Loves A Woman - with Jeremy Steig on Flute and Michael Brecker on Tenor Sax
34 - In Cars

Notes: 1) Anthology comes with full musician credits only for the two previously unreleased tracks (16, 19). 2) Anthology comes with tech credits only for the two previously unreleased tracks (16, 19). 3) Anthology comes with notes and track-by-track commentary by Art Garfunkel and liner notes by Victor Bockris. Please refer to original booklet for these.

Art Garfunkel - Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass (16, 19)*
Russell Kunkel - Drums (16, 19), Percussion (16, 19)
Dean Parks - Electric Guitars (end solo) (16), Electric Guitars (19)
Linda Taylor - Acoustic Guitar (16, 19), Electric Guitar (middle solo) (16), Electric Guitar (19), 6-String Bass (19)
Matt Rollings - Piano (16)
Maia Sharp - Saxophones (19), Background Vocals (19)
Vanessa Freebairn-Smith - Cello (16)
Leah Kunkel - Background Vocals (16)

Produced by Paul Simon, Art Garfunkel & Roy Halee (1, 4, 23)
Produced by Art Garfunkel (2)
Produced by Billy Mann (3, 15)
Produced by Don Grolnick & James Taylor (5, 11)
Produced by Richard Perry (6, 7, 13, 22, 24, 27, 31)
Produced by Art Garfunkel & Phil Ramone (8)
Produced by Mike Batt (9)
Produced by Jay Landers (10)
Produced by Bob Johnston (12, 32)
Produced by Steve Gadd & Geoff Emerick (14)
Produced by Maia Sharp (16, 19)
Produced by Art Garfunkel & Roy Halee (17, 20)
Produced by Tom Wilson (21)
Produced by Art Garfunkel, Jimmy Webb & Geoff Emerick (25)
Produced by Geoff Emerick & Art Garfunkel (26, 33)
Produced by Paul Simon, Art Garfunkel & Phil Ramone (28)
Produced by Art Garfunkel and Michael Brooks (29)
Produced by Roy Halee & Art Garfunkel (30, 34)
Co-produced by Art Garfunkel (7, 22, 24, 27)
Goddard Lieberson - Executive Producer (9)

Dick Hyman - Arrangement (10)
Paul Simon - Arrangement (12)
Art Garfunkel - Arrangements (12, 13, 17, 29)

Ryan Freeland - Engineer (16, 19), Mixing Engineer (16)

Vic Anesini - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Battery Studios, New York

Matt Craig - Compilation Engineering

Compilation Engineering Studio:
The Cutting Room, New York

Bob Irwin - Project Coordination
Tim Anderson - Project Manager
Art Garfunkel - Track By Track Commentary
Victor Bockris - Liner Notes
Rob Santos - Legacy A&R

Art Garfunkel is managed by John Scher with Bridget Nolan at Metropolitan Talent Management
Mandy Eidgah - Marketing
Mark Flaherty - Marketing

Skouras Design - Art Direction, Design
Art Garfunkel - All Photos (courtesy of) except as follows:
Rosa Basurto/Millennium Images - Photo (page 19)
Aurelia Frey/Millennium Images, UK - Photo (page 22-23)
Tour Book Photographer Linda Mahon - Photo (pages 4, 7, 9, 18, 25)
Tour Book Photographer Larry Busacca - Photo (pages 4, 7, 9, 18, 25)
Tour Book Photographer Don Hunstein - Photo (pages 4, 7, 9, 18, 25)
Tour Book Photographer Mark Leno - Photo (pages 4, 7, 9, 18, 25)
Douglas Foulke - Photo (page 21 - top right)
© Jim Marshall Photography LLC - Photo (page 24)
Clive Arrowsmith - Booklet Back Cover Photo
Angela Skouras - Photo (page 5)

Track 1:
“From Columbia album Bridge Over Troubled Water (KCS 9914), rel. 1970 // Originally released 1970.”.

Track 2:
“From Columbia album Up 'Til Now (CK 47113), rel. 1993”.

Track 3:
“From Manhattan Records album Everything Waits To Be Noticed (7243 5 40990 2 1), rel. 2002”.

Track 4:
“From Columbia album Greatest Hits (KC 31350), rel. 1972”.

Track 5:
“From Columbia album Up 'Til Now (CK 47113), rel. 1993”.

Track 6:
“From Columbia album Breakaway (PC 33700), rel. 1975”.

Track 7:
“From Columbia album Breakaway (PC 33700), rel. 1975”.

Track 8:
“From Columbia album Watermark (JC 34975), rel. 1978”.

Track 9:
“From Columbia UK album Fate For Breakfast (86082), rel. 1979”.

Track 10:
“From Columbia album Up 'Til Now (CK 47113), rel. 1993”.

Track 11:
“From Columbia album Up 'Til Now (CK 47113), rel. 1993”.

Track 12:
“From Columbia album Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme (CS 9363), rel. 1966 // Originally released 1966.”.

Track 13:
“From Atco album Some Enchanted Evening (R2 74851), rel. 2007”.

Track 14:
“From Columbia album Lefty (FC 40942), rel. 1988”.

Track 15:
“From Manhattan Records album Everything Waits To Be Noticed (7243 5 40990 2 1), rel. 2002”.

Track 17:
“From Columbia album Angel Clare (KC 31474), rel. 1973”.

Track 18:
“From Columbia album Old Friends - Live On Stage (519173 2), rel. 2004”.

Track 20:
“From Columbia album Scissors Cut (FC 37392), rel. 1981”.

Track 21:
“From Columbia album Wednesday Morning, 3AM (CS 9049), rel. 1964”.

Track 22:
“From Columbia album Breakaway (PC 33700), rel. 1975”.

Track 23:
“From Columbia album Bridge Over Troubled Water (KCS 9914), rel. 1970 // Originally released 1970.”.

Track 24:
“From Columbia album Breakaway (PC 33700), rel. 1975”.

Track 25:
“From Columbia album The Animals’ Christmas (CK 40212), rel. 1986”.

Track 26:
“From Columbia album Lefty (FC 40942), rel. 1988”.

Track 27:
“From Columbia album Breakaway (PC 33700), rel. 1975”.

Track 28:
“From Columbia album Breakaway (PC 33700), rel. 1975”.

Track 29:
“From Columbia various artists album Acoustic Christmas (CK 46880), rel. 1990”.

Track 30:
“From Columbia album Scissors Cut (FC 37392), rel. 1981”.

Track 31:
“From Atco album Some Enchanted Evening (R2 74851), rel. 2007”.

Track 32:
“From Columbia album Sounds of Silence (KCS 9269), rel. 1965 // Originally released 1965.”.

Track 33:
“From Columbia album Lefty (FC 40942), rel. 1988”.

Track 34:
“From Columbia album Scissors Cut (FC 37392), rel. 1981”.

“Songs chosen and sequenced by Art Garfunkel”.

www.legacyrecordings.com
www.artgarfunkel.com

Songwriters:
Art Garfunkel
Lou Adler
Herb Alpert
Mike Batt
Hoagy Carmichael
Sam Cooke
Hal David
Al Dubin
Benny Gallagher
Howard Greenfield
Oscar Hammerstein II
Albert Hammond
Nick Holmes
Antonio Carlos Jobim
Bruce Johnston
Carole King
Alan Jay Lerner
Calvin Lewis
Frank Loesser
Bill Lovelady
Frederick Loewe (as F. Lowe)
Graham Lyle
Buddy Mondlock
Pierce Pettis
Marita Phillips
Richard Rodgers
Maia Sharp
Randy Sharp
Paul Simon
Peter Skellern
Traditional
Harry Warren
Jimmy Webb (also as J.L.Webb)
Andrew Wright



“The Singer” - US CD - sticker

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Warren Zevon ❏

You may take a look at some very rare images from the “Bad Luck Streak In Dancing School” photo shoot in the Scrapbook section right at the bottom of post. Thanks!



Warren Zevon - Excitable Boy
Asylum 6E-118 (1978) - US LP
Rhino 8122-79997-7 (2007) - US CD - Expanded & remastered CD reissue

Side One

1 - Johnny Strikes Up The Band*
2 - Roland The Headless Thompson Gunner
3 - Excitable Boy
4 - Werewolves Of London
5 - Accidentally Like A Martyr*

Side Two

6 - Nighttime In The Switching Yard
7 - Veracruz
8 - Tenderness On The Block
9 - Lawyers, Guns And Money

expanded & remastered CD bonus tracks (all previously unissued)

10 - I Need A Truck - outtake
11 - Werevolves Of London - alternate version
12 - Tule’s Blues - solo piano version
13 - Frozen Notes - strings version

Notes: 1) Above picture and following credits were taken from the 2007 CD reissue. 2) CD reissue comes with no musician credits for the bonus tracks. 3) CD reissue includes liner notes by David Fricke. Please refer to CD booklet for these. 4) You can listen to a live and unreleased version of “Werevolves Of London” recorded at the Hollywood Bowl with Lee on bass, Russ Kunkel on drums and David Lindley on slide at the following → YouTube link.

Warren Zevon - Vocals, Piano, Organ, Synthesizer
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 5)*
Bob Glaub - Bass
John McVie - Bass
Kenny Edwards - Bass
Russell Kunkel - Drums (1, 2, 3, 5)
Mick Fleetwood - Drums
Jeff Porcaro - Drums, Percussion
Rick Marotta - Drums
Waddy Wachtel - Guitars, Harmonies, Guitar (right), Lead Guitar, Synthesizers
Danny Kortchmar - Guitar (left), Percussion (1)
Jim Horn - Saxophone, Recorders
Greg Ladanyi - Bell
Arthur Gerst - Mexican Harp
Luis Damian - Jarana
Manuel Vasquez - Requinto Jarocho
The Gentlemen Boys (Jackson Browne, Jorge Calderón, Kenny Edwards, John David Souther & Waddy Wachtel) - Harmonies
Linda Ronstadt - Harmony
Jennifer Warnes - Harmony
Karla Bonoff - Harmony
Jorge Calderón - Harmonies, Spanish Vocals

Produced by Jackson Browne & Waddy Wachtel

Greg Ladanyi - Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Dennis Kirk - Engineer (with), Mixing Engineer (with)
George Ybarra - Assistant Engineer
Serge Reyes - Assistant Engineer

Recording Studio:
The Sound Factory, Los Angeles

Jimmy Wachtel - Album Design & Photography
Lorrie Sullivan - “Willy On The Plate” Photography

“Mixed with The Aphex”.

““Willy On The Plate” Photographed by Lorrie Sullivan and prepared by Crystal Zevon”.

“A special thank you to Burt Stein // Jungle Pilot: D.E. Lindell von Starich // Thanks to Joe Smith”.

Expanded & Remastered CD Reissue Additional Credits

James Austin - Reissue Supervision
Cheryl Pawelski - Reissue Supervision
Bill Inglot - Sound Producer, Remastering Engineer
Dan Hersch - Remastering Engineer

Remastering Studio:
DigiPrep

Mike Engstrom - Product Manager
Liuba Shapiro - Product Manager
Cory Frye - Editorial Supervision
Hugh Brown - Design
Andrea Craig - Project Assistance
Ginger Dettman - Project Assistance
Beatriz Pace - Project Assistance
Steve Woolard - Project Assistance
David Fricke - Liner Notes

““Excitable Boy” was originally issued as Asylum 6E-118 (1/24/78).”.

“Special Thanks: Audrey Bilger & Jordan Zevon”.

Songwriters:
Warren Zevon
Jackson Browne
Jorge Calderón
David Lindell
LeRoy P. Marinell
Waddy Wachtel

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Warren Zevon - Bad Luck Streak In Dancing School
Asylum 5E-509 (1980) - US LP

Side One

1 - Bad Luck Streak In Dancing School*
2 - A Certain Girl*
3 - Jungle Work*
4 - Empty-Handed Heart*
5 - Interlude No. 1
6 - Play It All Night Long*

Side Two

7 - Jeannie Needs A Shooter*
8 - Interlude No. 2
9 - Bill Lee
10 - Gorilla, You’re A Desperado*
11 - Bed Of Coals*
12 - Wild Age*

Notes: 1) Above picture and following credits were taken from the US CD reissue on Elektra 9 60561-2. 2) CD reissue notes credit George Gruel as “sleeve photography, except where indicated”. The other sleeve photography credits are unreadable in the small-sized CD re-issue print. Please check back for further updates once LP sleeve becomes available.

Warren Zevon - Vocals, Guitars, String Synthesizer, Piano, Harmonica, Organ
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12)*
Rick Marotta - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12), Vocals, Syndrums (3), Tubular Bells (7), Percussion (10)
David Lindley - Lap Steel Guitars, Guitar
Waddy Wachtel - Lead Guitar, Guitar
Don Felder - Guitar
Jorge Calderón - Guitar, Vocal
Joe Walsh - Lead Guitar, Guitars (solo)
Jackson Browne - Slide Guitar, Guitar, Vocal, Harmonies
Ben Keith - Pedal Steel Guitar
Linda Ronstadt - Descant, Harmony
Glenn Frey - Harmonies
John David Souther - Harmonies (as J.D. Souther)
Don Henley - Harmonies

Produced by Warren Zevon and Greg Ladanyi

Warren Zevon - Strings (1, 4, 5, 7, 8)
Sid Sharp - Concertmaster (1, 4, 5, 7, 8)

Greg Ladanyi - Recording Engineer
Jim Nipar - Recording Engineer (with)
Ernie Sheesley - Assistant Engineer
Niko Bolas - Assistant Engineer
Serge Reyes - Assistant Engineer
George Gruel - Aide-de-camp

Recording Studio:
The Sound Factory, Los Angeles, California

Mixing Studios:
The Sound Factory, Los Angeles, California
Record One, Los Angeles, California

Bernie Grundman - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
A&M Studios, Los Angeles

Management: Irving Azoff, Front Line Management, 8380 Melrose Avenue, Suite 307, Los Angeles, California 90069

Jimmy Wachtel - Album Cover for Dawn Patrol, Photography
Michael Curtis - Photography (with)
George Gruel - Sleeve Photography, except where indicated

“Special Thanks to Curt Konopel for Aphex System”.

“For Ken Millar // il miglior fabbro.”.

“Thanks always to Jackson”.

Songwriters:
Warren Zevon
T-Bone Burnett
Jorge Calderón
Naomi Neville
Bruce Springsteen

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US LP catalog #: the web



Warren Zevon - The Envoy
Asylum 60159 (1982) - US LP
Rhino 8122-79997-8 (2007) - US CD - Expanded & remastered CD reissue

Side One

1 - The Envoy*
2 - The Overdraft*
3 - The Hula Hula Boys*
4 - Jesus Mentioned
5 - Let Nothing Come Between You*

Side Two

6 - Ain’t That Pretty At All*
7 - Charlie’s Medicine
8 - Looking For The Next Best Thing
9 - Never Too Late For Love

expanded & remastered CD bonus tracks (all previously unissued)

10 - Word Of Mouth - outtake
11 - Let Nothing Come Between You - alternate
12 - The Risk - outtake
13 - Wild Thing - outtake

Notes: 1) Above picture and following credits were taken from the 2007 CD reissue. 2) CD reissue comes with no musician credits for the bonus tracks. 3) CD reissue includes liner notes by David Wild. Please refer to CD booklet for these.

Warren Zevon - Vocals, Guitar Solo, Synthesizers, Prepared Piano, Piano, Electric Piano, Harmony, Amplified Piano, Background Vocal, Acoustic 12-String Guitar
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 5, 6)*
Bob Glaub - Bass
Jeff Porcaro - Drums (1, 2, 3, 5, 8), Tahitian Log Drums (3), Pule Sticks (3)
Michael Botts (as Mike Botts) - Drums (6)
Rick Marotta - Drums
Russell Kunkel - Drums
Waddy Wachtel - Guitars, Acoustic Guitars, Percussion (5), Harmony, Background Vocal
David Landau - Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Background Vocal
Steve Lukather - Guitar
Danny Kortchmar - Lead Guitar (as Danny “Kootch” Kortchmar)
LeRoy P. Marinell - Acoustic Guitar (as LeRoy Marinell)
Kenny Edwards - Guitar
Jim Horn - Recorders
Steve Forman - Percussion (6)
Don Henley - Harmonies
Lindsey Buckingham - Harmony
Jordan Zevon - Harmony
Jorge Calderón - Harmony
John David Souther (as J.D. Souther) - Background Vocal, Harmony
Graham Nash - Harmony

Produced by Waddy Wachtel, Greg Ladanyi & Warren Zevon

Greg Ladanyi - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Jamie Ledner - Assistant Engineer
Wayne Tanouye - Assistant Engineer
Niko Bolas - Additional Recording Engineer
George Gruel - Aide-de-camp

Recording Studio:
Record One, Los Angeles

Jimmy Wachtel for Dawn Patrol - Album Design, Cover Photography
Michael Curtis - Assistant to Jimmy Wachtel
Randee St. Nicholas - Inside Cover Photography

Actors: Gary Braglia, Jonathan Exley, Don Grabowski (Don G.), George Gruel, James Houghton, Mick Johnson, Greg Ladanyi, Harry Landry, Ted Shackleford

Warner’s Pilots: Harry Landry, Bob Barnes, Rich Hildenbrand, Randy Mowrey

Lighting Crew: Pattim Service, Inc. (Timothy J. Griffith, Timothy Phelps, Ralph Stiers, Glenn Marygold, Terry Novell, John Black, Dan Hajek, Janice Colty)

Gloria von Jansky - Actor’s Make-up

“Thanks to Joe Smith & Irving Azoff”.

“Special thanks to: // Aaron Norris for his conceptual contributions and to “Kootch”, LeRoy, John David, Kim Lankford, Larry Solters, Howard Kaufman, Burt Stein, Carol Sidlow, Karen Ladanyi, Dale Hood, Johnny Lea Hodges, Don G. & Starlite Limousine, Tim Griffith, Barbara Walker, Randee St. Nicholas, Ron Coro, Elmi Graphics, Guy Salvadore, Burbank-Glendale-Pasadena Airport Authority, Jeff Bridges, James Houghton and Tom McGuane of Montana. // Thanks always to Jackson.”.

“For Kim”.

Expanded & Remastered CD Reissue Additional Credits

James Austin - Reissue Supervision
Cheryl Pawelski - Reissue Supervision
Bill Inglot - Sound Producer, Remastering Engineer
Dan Hersch - Remastering Engineer

Remastering Studio:
DigiPrep

Mike Engstrom - Product Manager
Liuba Shapiro - Product Manager
Cory Frye - Editorial Supervision
Hugh Brown - Design
Andrea Craig - Project Assistance
Ginger Dettman - Project Assistance
Beatriz Pace - Project Assistance
Steve Woolard - Project Assistance
David Wild - Liner Notes

“David Wild is a contributing editor for Rolling Stone.”.

““The Envoy” was originally issued as Asylum 60159 (7/16/82).”.

“Special Thanks: Audrey Bilger & Jordan Zevon”.

Songwriters:
Warren Zevon
Kenny Edwards
LeRoy P. Marinell
Thomas McGuane
Additional Songwriter (CD reissue):
Chip Taylor

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Warren Zevon - Sentimental Hygiene
Virgin 90603-1 (1987) - US LP
Virgin 72435-80621-2-0 (2003) - US CD - Expanded & remastered CD reissue

Side One

1 - Sentimental Hygiene
2 - Boom Boom Mancini
3 - The Factory
4 - Trouble Waiting To Happen
5 - Reconsider Me

Side Two

6 - Detox Mansion
7 - Bad Karma
8 - Even A Dog Can Shake Hands
9 - The Heartache*
10 - Leave My Monkey Alone

expanded & remastered CD bonus tracks

11 - Nocturne - instrumental
12 - Leave My Monkey Alone (Spanish) - previously unreleased

Notes: 1) Above picture and following credits were taken from the 2003 CD reissue. 2) CD reissue comes with no musician credits for the bonus tracks. 3) CD reissue includes liner notes by David Wild. Please refer to CD booklet for these.

Warren Zevon - Vocals, Keyboard, Lead Guitar, Piano, Acoustic Guitar, Guitar, Emulator
Leland Sklar - Bass (9)*
Jorge Calderón - Bass, Harmony
Mike Mills - Bass
Tony Levin - Bass
Flea - Bass
Bill Berry - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9)
Craig Krampf - Drums
Neil Young - Lead Guitar
Waddy Wachtel - Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Peter Buck - Guitar
Mike Campbell - Guitar
Brian Setzer - Lead Guitar
David Lindley - Lap Steel Guitar, Bowed Saz
Rick Richards - Guitar
Blackbyrd McKnight - Guitar
Amp Fiddler - Keyboard
Jai Winding - Keyboard
Bob Dylan - Harmonica
Darius - Sitar
Don Henley - Harmonies
Stan Lynch - Harmony
Michael Stipe - Harmony
Jennifer Warnes - Harmony

Produced by Warren Zevon, Andrew Slater and Niko Bolas

George Clinton - Arrangement (10)
Will Alexander - Computer Programming (10)
Brian Bell - Computer Programming (10)

Niko Bolas - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Shelly Yakus - Mixing Engineer (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
Larry Fergusson - Mixing Engineer (10)
Duncan Aldrich - Engineer
Richard Bosworth - Engineer
Richard Cottrell - Assistant Engineer
Richard Landers - Assistant Engineer
Bob Levy - Assistant Engineer
Mark McKenna - Assistant Engineer
Dan Nash - Assistant Engineer

Recording Studio:
Record One

Additional Recording Studios:
A&M Studios
Cheshire Sound
Atlanta

Mixing Studios:
A&M Studios
Ground Control

Steve Marcussen - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studios:
Precision Lacquer

Jeff Ayeroff - Art Direction
Herb Ritts - Front Cover Photography
Joyce Ravid - Back Page and Inlay Photography

“Special thanks to George Clinton, Gemma Corfield, Julie Finkel, Merle Ginsberg, Curtis Goodman, Jeremy Graf, Bill Harper, Don Henley, Jefferson Holt, Jimmy Iovine, Denny Rosencranz, Janis Schifter, Paula Shimatsu-U., Fred Walecki, Jennifer Warnes, // Thanks always to Jackson”.

Expanded & Remastered CD Reissue Additional Credits

David Wild - Liner Notes

Songwriters:
Warren Zevon
Bill Berry
Peter Buck
Jorge Calderón
Mike Mills
John David Souther (as J.D. Souther)

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US LP catalog #: the web

Scrapbook

Jackson Browne ❏

You may also look up the following related entries:

Various Artists - Listen To Me: Buddy Holly - Buddy Holly Tribute
The Section (Leland Sklar, Craig Doerge, Danny Kortchmar, Russell Kunkel) ❏
Various Artists - A Tribute To Nicolette Larson

...and don't forget to check out the Scrapbook at the bottom of this post.



Jackson Browne - Jackson Browne
Asylum SD-5051 (1972) - US LP

Side One

1 - Jamaica Say You Will*
2 - A Child In These Hills*
3 - Song For Adam*
4 - Doctor My Eyes*
5 - From Silver Lake*

Side Two

6 - Something Fine
7 - Under The Falling Sky*
8 - Looking Into You*
9 - Rock Me On The Water*
10 - My Opening Farewell*

Notes: 1) According to web sources, original US first pressing came with burlap-like textured cover and top opening. 2) Above picture and following credits were taken from German CD reissue on Asylum 7559-60622-2. Check back for full original release credits. 3) Although title of album is “Jackson Browne” some CD reprints (including the one these credits were taken from) show “Saturate Before Using” as a title on spine, inlay and screen print. To learn more about this you may check out Jackson Browne's own account on the Bill Day documentary “Under the Covers” (2002).

Jackson Browne - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Piano
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10)*
Russell Kunkel - Drums (1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9)
Clarence White - Acoustic Guitar
Albert Lee - Electric Guitar
Jesse Ed Davis - Electric Guitar (as Jesse Davis)
“Sneaky” Pete Kleinow - Pedal Steel (as Sneaky Pete)
Craig Doerge - Piano
David Jackson - Piano
Jim Gordon - Organ
Jim Fadden - Mouth Harp
David Campbell - Viola
Leah Kunkel - Counter Song
David Crosby - Harmonies

Produced and Engineered by Richard Sanford Orshoff

Recording Studio:
Crystal Sound

Henry Diltz - Cover Photo
Gary Burden - Art Direction for R. Twerk

Direction: Geffen-Roberts

“Thanks to David Geffen”.

German CD Reissue Additional Notes

Greg Ladanyi - CD Mastering

Songwriter:
Jackson Browne

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original US LP catalog # and side one/two breakdown: the web



Jackson Browne - For Everyman
Asylum SD-5067 (1973) - US LP

Side One

1 - Take It Easy
2 - Our Lady Of The Well
3 - Colors Of The Sun
4 - I Thought I Was A Child
5 - These Days

Side Two

6 - Red Neck Friend
7 - The Times You’ve Come*
8 - Ready Or Not
9 - Sing My Songs To Me
10 - For Everyman*

Notes: 1) Original US first pressing(s) came with punch-cut cardboard cover. 2) Above picture and following credits were taken from the German CD reissue on Asylum 8122-78913-2. Check back for full original release credits.

Jackson Browne - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Piano
Leland Sklar - Bass (7, 10)*
Doug Haywood - Bass, Harmonies
Wilton Felder - Bass
Micky McGee - Drums
Jim Keltner - Drums
Gary Mallaber - Drums
Russ Kunkel - Drums (7, 10)
David Lindley - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Slide Guitar, Electric Fiddle
“Sneaky” Pete Kleinow - Pedal Steel (as Sneaky Pete)
Spooner Oldham - Organ
Bill Payne - Piano
David Paich - Piano
Elton John - Piano (as Rockaday Johnnie)
Joni Mitchell - Electric Piano
Mike Utley - Organ (as Michael Utley)
Craig Doerge - Piano
Don Henley - Harmony
Glenn Frey - Harmony
Bonnie Raitt - Harmony
David Crosby - Harmony

John Haeny - Recording Engineer
Al Schmitt - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Ric Tarantini - Assistant Recording Engineer (to John Haeny)
Kent Nebergall - Assistant Recording Engineer (to Al Schmitt)

Recording Studio:
Sunset Sound, Studio One

Mixing Studio:
Wally Heider Recording

Anthony Hudson - Art Direction, Design
Alan F. Blumenthal - Photography (with thanks to Paul Zammitt)

Track 5:
“The Arrangement was inspired by Gregg Allman”.

“Thanks to David Geffen”.

German CD Reissue Additional Credits

“Recorded in 1973”.

Songwriters:
Jackson Browne
Glenn Frey

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original US LP catalog # and side one/two breakdown: the web



Jackson Browne - The Pretender
Asylum 6E-107 (1976) - US LP

Side One

1 - The Fuse*
2 - Your Bright Baby Blues
3 - Linda Paloma
4 - Here Come Those Tears Again

Side Two

5 - The Only Child
6 - Daddy’s Tune*
7 - Sleep’s Dark And Silent Gate*
8 - The Pretender

Notes: 1) Original US first pressing(s) came with combination sleeve: grey parts with cement-like textured surface and pictures/front name lettering embossed with smooth surface. Above picture and following credits were taken from said release. 2) Kenneth Rexroth’s translation of the Pablo Neruda poem “Brown And Agile Child” appears on back cover of album. Please refer to that for its text.

Jackson Browne - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 6, 7)*
Chuck Rainey - Bass
Bob Glaub - Bass
Russell Kunkel - Drums (1)
Jim Gordon - Drums
Jeff Porcaro - Drums (5, 6, 7, 8)
Fred Tackett - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Guitar Left
Albert Lee - Electric Guitar
Waddy Wachtel - Guitar Right (as Waddy)
John Hall - Guitar Solo
Luis F. Damian - Guitar, Vijuella, Background Vocal
David Lindley - Slide Guitar, Violin
Lowell George - Slide Guitar, Harmony
Roberto Gutierrez - Guitaron, Violin, Background Vocal
Craig Doerge - Piano
Roy Bittan - Piano
Bill Payne - Organ, Piano (as Billy Payne)
Mike Utley - Organ
Arthur Gerst - Harp, Background Vocal
Jim Horn - Horns
Chuck Findley - Horns
Dick “Slyde” Hyde - Horns (as Dick Hyde)
Quitman Dennis - Horns (as Quitman Dennit)
Gary Coleman - Percussion
Bonnie Raitt - Harmony
Rosemary Butler - Harmony
John David Souther - Harmony
Don Henley - Harmony
David Crosby - Harmony
Graham Nash - Harmony
Jon Landau - Random Notes

Produced by Jon Landau

Arthur Gerst - Arrangement (3)
Jim Horn - Horn Arrangement (6)
David Campbell - String Arrangements (7, 8)

John Haeny - Recording Engineer (1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
Greg Ladanyi - Recording Engineer (3), Mixing Engineer (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8)
Paul Black - Assistant Recording Engineer (1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
Mark Howlett - Additional Recording Engineer
Val Garay - Mixing Engineer (7)
Dennis Kirk - Assistant Mixing Engineer (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8)

Recording Studio:
Sunset Sound

Mixing Studio:
The Sound Factory

Bernie Grundman - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
A&M

Managed by: Mark Hammerman for One On One

Tom Kelley Studios - Front Cover Photo
Jackson Browne - Back Cover Photo
Howard Burke - The Road
Peter Golden - The Sky
Gary Burden - Art Direction, Design

Track 3:
“Milliones de gracias a Van Dyke Parks”.

“Mixed at The Sound Factory with Aphex Aural Exciter”.

“With thanks to Tony Lane // Thanks to Lowell George and Valerie Carter for their inspiration and Elizabeth Reynolds for everything else. Thanks always to David Geffen”.

Songwriters:
Jackson Browne
Nancy Farnsworth

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Jackson Browne - Running On Empty
Asylum 6E-113 (1977) - US LP
Elektra/Rhino 8122-78283-2 (2005) - Deluxe US CD/DVD-audio reissue with 2 bonus tracks and added content

Side One

1 - Running On Empty*
2 - The Road*
3 - Rosie
4 - You Love The Thunder*
5 - Cocaine

Side Two

6 - Shaky Town*
7 - Love Needs A Heart*
8 - Nothing But Time*
9 - The Load-Out*
10 - Stay*

CD/DVD-Audio reissue bonus tracks (on DVD-Audio disc only)

11 - Cocaine Again
12 - Edwardsville Room 124*

Notes: 1) Above picture and following credits were taken from the 2005 CD/DVD-Audio reissue which consists of a 2-disc package, one an audio CD and one an Advanced Resolution DVD-Audio disc. Both discs present the original 1977 album’s content with different remixes and masterings. 2) Bonus tracks 11 & 12 are included on the DVD-Audio disc only. Track 12 in particular is an instrumental cut by The Section (Lee, Russell Kunkel, Danny Kortchmar and Craig Doerge). Please see the Section entry of this blog’s archive for this group’s discography. 3) Tracks 3 and 8 on the 2005 DVD-Audio disc have different running times/content from their CD-Audio counterparts in the same release: “Rosie” (track 3) has a few seconds of added dialogue on fade out; “Nothing But Time” clocks in at 6’23” as opposed to the original 3’08”, the missing part consisting primarily of a conversation between Jackson Browne and some players in the band over the continuation of the musical track that had been faded-out in the ‘classic’ mix. 4) Both versions of Track 1 (“Running on Empty”) in the 2005 re-issue are different from the ‘classic’ mixes issued so far. The 2005 CD-Audio cut starts dry, without the few seconds of ambient noise that were preceding the performance on the original vinyl album/CD. The 2005 DVD-Audio cut, on the contrary, keeps the ambient noise but adds a Jackson Browne’s voice-over of the first line of the song’s lyrics, right before the song’s intro. 5) DVD-Audio disc includes: a) album in Dolby 5.1 Surround mix; b) album in Dolby Stereo mix; c) album in DTS 5.1 Surround mix; d) photo gallery; e) “Running On Empty” video montage; f) “Tour Photo Album” video montage; g) lyrics; f) weblink. 6) New 2005 packaging includes a small reproduction of the original 8-page photo-booklet that came with the vinyl album plus two essays: “Making the Road His Own: Jackson Browne’s Running On Empty” by Anthony DeCurtis, and “The Photography of Joel Bernstein: The Perfect Accompaniment to a Timeless Album” by Cameron Crowe. 7) New CD booklet keeps all of the pictures from original booklet, with same positioning, scaling and cropping, but for the Rosemary Butler and Doug Haywood picture on bottom right of page 3, which has been slightly widened and re-cropped.

Jackson Browne - Vocals, Guitar, Piano
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12)*
Russell Kunkel - Drums (1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 9, 10, 12), Snare (8), Hi-Hat (8), Cardboard Box with Foot Pedal (8)
Danny Kortchmar - Guitars, Harmony
David Lindley - Fiddle, Lap Steel, Rare Vocal Appearance
Craig Doerge - Keyboards
Doug Haywood - Singer, Harmony
Rosemary Butler - Singer
Joel Bernstein - Harmony

Produced by Jackson Browne

Greg Ladanyi - Engineer
Tom Walsh - Assistant (Stage Recordings, using Showco’s 24 track Studer)
Russell Schmitt - Assistant (Stage Recordings, using Showco’s 24 track Studer)
David Hewitt - Assistant (Hotel and Bus Recordings, using N.Y.C Record Plant’s remote truck)
Mark Salwasser - Assistant (Hotel and Bus Recordings, using N.Y.C. Record Plant’s remote truck)
Norman Mershan - Assistant (Hotel and Bus Recordings, using N.Y.C. Record Plant’s remote truck)
George Ybarra - Assistant Mixing Engineer
Dennis Kirk - Assistant Mixing Engineer
Chris Cabral - Technical Advisor (with thanks to Dave Hassinger and Jim Nipar)

Recording Locations:
Live on stage at Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, Maryland - 8/27/77 (1, 9, 10)
Room 301 at the Cross Keys Inn, Columbia, Maryland - 8/27/77 (thanks to Pete Wiley) (2)
On stage at the Garden State Arts Center, Holmdel, New Jersey - 9/7/77 (2)
Backstage in the big rehearsal room at Saratoga Performing Arts Center, Saratoga Springs, New York - 9/1/77 (3)
Live on stage at the Garden State Arts Center, Holmdel, New Jersey - 9/6/77 (4)
Room 124 at the Holiday Inn, Edwardsville, Illinois - 8/17/77 (5)
Room 124 at the Holiday Inn, Edwardsville, Illinois - 8/18/77 (6)
Live at the Universal Amphitheatre, Universal City, California - 9/17/77 (7)
On a bus (a Continental Silver Eagle) somewhere in New Jersey - 9/8/77 (8)

Mixing Studio:
Sound Factory, L.A.

Bernie Grundman - Original Album Mastering Engineer
Doug Sax - Mastering Engineer (2005 release)
Robert Hadley - Mastering Engineer (2005 release)

Mastering Studios:
A&M (original album)
The Mastering Lab (2005 release)

Jimmy Wachtel - Art Direction & Design
Joel Bernstein - Album Photography, Tour Photographer
Aaron Rapoport - Album Photography (where noted)
Jackson Browne - Photo of Joel Bernstein

Howard Burke - Tour Manager
Donald “Buddha” Miller - Production Manager
Eric Deterding - Road Crew
Michael Deterding - Road Crew
Jan Alahandro - Road Crew
Edd Kolakowski - Road Crew
Bill Thompson - Road Crew
Alan Owen - Lighting Crew
Kevin Di Piazza - Lighting Crew
Jim Waits - Lighting Crew
Bill “Doc” Gans - Monitor Mixer
Rance Caldwell - Monitor Mixer
Jim Bornhorst - House Mixer
Jimmy Deluca - Truck Driver
Byron Lisenbee - Truck Driver
Mike “Mountain Boy” Rogers - Truck Driver
Thomas Gustaferro - Bus Driver
Joann Madden - Spasmodic Woman
Steven Deluca - The Kid
Ethan Browne - The Little Kid

Track 2:
“For Judy”.

Track 5:
“Additional lyrics by Jackson Browne & Glenn Frey. Any resemblance to persons living or nearly dead…”.

Track 10:
“Featuring a rare vocal appearance by David Lindley. The Zodiacs don’t mind”.

“This album was mixed from the original multitracks by the producer and engineer and mastered especially for this DVD-Audio release. Due to differences in hardware configurations, DVD-Audio discs may not play back the same way in all players, including computers”.

“Light & Sound by Showco // Piano supplied by Sound Productions // Tour booked by Peter Golden and the Wm. Morris Agency // Many thanks to Elizabeth Reynolds // Thanks always to David Geffen”.

DVD-Audio Credits

DVD-Audio Produced by Jackson Browne
Robin Hurley - Executive Producer

Greg Ladanyi - Surround Sound Remix (using Nuendo)
Rob Hill - Editing, Transfer Engineering
Paul Dieter - Additional Engineering

Surround Sound Remix Studio:
Tidal Wave Sound

Steve Hall - Surround Sound & Stereo Mastering Engineer

Surround Sound & Stereo Mastering Studio:
FutureDisc

Management: Donald Miller & Cree Clover Miller

Craig Anderson - Authoring
Spencer Chrislu - Authoring
David Dieckmann - Authoring
Joel Bernstein - Creative Direction
Andy Thomas - Creative Direction
Greg Allen@gapd - Reissue Art Direction & Design
Andy Thomas - Screen Design & Animations (for Thomas & Friends Production, Inc.)
Joel Bernstein - Screen Photographs
Cory Frye - Editorial Supervision
Ginger Dettman - Project Assistance
Steve Pokorny - Project Assistance
Steve Woolard - Project Assistance

“Special thanks to Paul Dieter, Elliot Mazer, John Beug & Dianna Cohen”.

www.jacksonbrowne.com

Songwriters:
Jackson Browne
Howard Burke
Valerie Carter
Rev. Gary Davis
Bryan Garofalo
Lowell George
Danny Kortchmar (as Daniel Kortchmar)
Donald Miller
Danny O’Keefe
Maurice Williams
Additional Songwriter (CD reissue):
Craig Doerge



A vintage postcard of the Holiday Inn Motel in Edwardsville, Illinois. This is the location where tracks 5, 6, 11 & 12 were recorded. (This picture was taken from the blog In The Heart Of Downtown. Thanks to Jordan Smith. © All rights reserved by What Makes The Pie Shops Tick?).

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

Jackson Browne - Scrapbook