Julio Iglesias

Julio Iglesias - Crazy

Columbia CK-57584 (1994) - US CD



1 - Crazy* - saxophone by Dave Koz

2 - Let It Be Me* - featuring Art Garfunkel

3 - Mammy Blue*

4 - Fragile* - lead guitar and background vocals by Sting

5 - Guajira/Oye Como Va*

6 - When You Tell Me That You Love Me* - duet with Dolly Parton

7 - I Keep Telling Myself*

8 - Pelo Amor De Uma Mulher (Por El Amor De Una Mujer)

9 - Caruso - featuring Lucio Dalla

10 - Song Of Joy* - with The London Symphony Orchestra and The Ambrosian Singers



Notes: 1) Following credits were taken from the EU tape release on Columbia COL 474738 4.

Julio Iglesias - Vocals

Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10)*

Julio Hernandez - Bass

Eduardo Gracia - Bass

Eddie Bayers - Drums (1)

Mike Baird - Drums (2, 3, 4, 5, 9, 10), Additional Drums (1, 6)

Lee Levin - Drums (7, 9)

Pepe Sánchez - Drums

Michael Thompson - Guitar, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar

Albert Hammond - Acoustic Guitar, Background Vocals

Sting - Lead Guitar, Background Vocals

Dean Parks - Acoustic Guitar

Fred Tackett - Acoustic Guitar

Rene Toledo (also as René Toledo) - Guitar, Guitar Overdubs

Carlos Villa - Guitar

Miguel Iniesta - Guitar

Antonio De Corral - Guitar Overdubs

Robbie Buchanan - Keyboards, Additional Keyboards

David Foster - Keyboards, Additional Keyboards

Lester Mendez - Keyboards, Additional Keyboards

Claude Gaudette - Additional Keyboards

Rafael Ferro - Keyboards

Jeffery Vanston (as Jeffery (C.J.) Vanston) - Synthesizers

Dave Koz - Saxophone

Jesus A. Guzman - Trumpet

Ramon Flores - Horns

Dan Fornero - Horns

Wayne Bergeron - Horns

Arturo Velasco - Horns

Orquestra Sinfónica de Madrid - Strings, French Horns

The London Symphony Orchestra - Strings

Mike Fisher - Percussion (2, 3, 4, 5, 7)

Luis Conte - Percussion (3, 4, 5)

Art Garfunkel - Vocal

Dolly Parton - Vocal

Lucio Dalla - Vocal

Jean McClain - Background Vocal

Bill Trudell - Background Vocal

Alex Brown - Background Vocal

Terry Wood - Background Vocal

Mark Free - Background Vocal

Larry Jacobs - Background Vocal

Dan Navarro - Background Vocal

Francis Benitez - Background Vocal

Maria Del Rey - Background Vocal

Leyla Hoyle - Background Vocal

David Lowen - Background Vocal

Rene L. Toledo - Background Vocal

Felicia Toledo - Background Vocal

Maria Fuerte - Background Vocal

Alfredo Canales - Background Vocal

Jose Nogueras - Background Vocal

David Lasley - Background Vocal

Eugene Van Buren - Background Vocal

John West - Background Vocal

Rita Quintero - Additional Background Vocal

Hector Almaguer - Additional Background Vocal

Jenny Cruz - Additional Background Vocal

George Noriega - Additional Background Vocal

Merche Macaria - Choir

Marivi Navarrete - Choir

Ana Navarrete - Choir

The Ambrosian Singers - Choir



Produced by Albert Hammond (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 9, 10)

Produced by David Foster for Chartmaker Inc. (6)

Produced by Ramón Arcusa (8)

Co-Produced by Albert Hammond (6)

Jay Landers - Executive Producer



David Campbell - String Arrangements (1, 2, 7, 9), String Conduction (1, 2, 7, 9)

David Foster - Arrangement (6)

Rafael Ferro - Arrangement (8)

Albert Hammond - Traditional Arrangement (10)

Robbie Buchanan - Rhythm Arrangements (1, 2, 3, 4, 5)

Jorge Calandrelli - Brass Arrangement (5)

Bill Ross - String Orchestration (6)

Andrew Pryce Jackman - Orchestration (10)

Claude Gaudette - Keyboard Programming (1, 6)

Mark Portman - Keyboard Programming (6), Drum Programming (6)

Simon Frangien - Keyboard Programming (6), Drum Programming (6)

Jeffery (C.J.) Vanston - Keyboard Programming (6)

Suzie Katayama - Contractor (1, 2, 7, 9)

Bruce Dukov - Concertmaster (1, 2, 7, 9)

Fernando Adour - Portuguese Version (8)

Carlos de Paula - English Translation (8)

Rosanna Marino - English Translation (9)



Humberto Gatica - Engineer (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10), Mixing Engineer (1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10)

Carlos Alvarez - Engineer (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10), Mixing Engineer (1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10)

Mick Guzauski - Mixing Engineer (2, 4, 6)

Chris Tergesen - Additional Recording

Brad Leigh - Additional Recording

Juan Vinader - Additional Recording

Craig Brock - Additional Recording, Assistant Engineer

Dave Reitzas - Additional Recording, Assistant Engineer

Brandon Harris - Additional Recording, Assistant Engineer

Felipe Elgueta - Additional Recording, Assistant Engineer

Keith Rose - Assistant Engineer

Jim Champagne - Assistant Engineer

Andy Smith - Assistant Engineer

Neil Perry - Assistant Engineer

Bill Leonard - Assistant Engineer

Steve Robilard - Assistant Engineer

Mark Gruber - Assistant Engineer

Carlos Nieto - Assistant Engineer

Hal Batt - Assistant Engineer

Leo Herrera - Mix Assistant

Kevin Reeves - Sonic Solutions Editing



Recording Studios:

Record Plant (Hollywood)

South Beach Studios (Miami)

Criteria Recording Studios (Miami)

Oceanway Recording (Hollywood)

The Hit Factory (New York City)

Sony Studios (Mexico)

After Hours Recording Studio (Miami)

Estudio Sonoland (Madrid)

Compass Point Studio (Nassau, Bahamas)



Wally Traugott - Mastering Engineer



Mastering Studio:

Capitol Recording Studio, Los Angeles



Marsha Burns - Project Coordinator

Shirley Brooks - Project Coordinator



Management: Premier Artists Services, Inc.



Joel Zimmerman - Art Direction, Design

Aimée Macauley - Art Direction, Design

Randee St. Nicholas - Photography



“Special thanks to Carlos Alvarez, Ramon Arcusa, Ivano Amati, Vicki Batkin, Burt Baumgartner, Jerry Blair, Bob Bowlin, Shirley Brooks, Bob Campbell, Miles Copeland, Lucio Dalla, Don DeVito, Julia Eisenthal, Trevor Fletcher, Sandy Gallin, Art Garfunkel, Humberto Gatica, Mark Ghuneim, Albert Hammond, Leo Herrera, Silvia Horvath, Don Ienner, Mel Ilberman, Joanna Ifrah, Larry Jenkins, Bill Kitchen, Dan Klores, Dave Koz, Jay Krugman, Rich Kudolla, Jay Landers, Jerry Lembo, Arnold Levine, Robert Lococo, Greg McBowman, Akio and Yoshiko Morita, Tommy Mottola, Nancy Mraz, Mason Munoz, Dolly Parton, Tony Renis, Lee Rolontz, Juan Carlos Sanchez, Mickey Schulhof, Sting, Abel Tabuyo, Linda Todd, Charlie Walk, Eliot Weisman & Premiere Artists Services staff. // I would like to express my love and appreciation to my father and mother, Miranda, and to my three children who I am very proud of. This project was a very special and sometimes ‘Crazy’ experience which gave me the opportunity to work with some of the best in the business. THANK YOU! // Julio”.



“For information about Julio Iglesias merchandise and a free catalog, please call 1-800-440-1993. // Outside the U.S.A. and Canada, please send your request to: // Julio Iglesias Merchandise Catalog // c/o Sony Signatures // 2 Bryant Street // San Francisco, CA 94105”.



Songwriters:

José Areas

Gilbert Becaud

Ludwig van Beethoven

John Bettis

David Brown

Mann Curtis

Lucio Dalla

Danny Daniel

Pierre Delanoë (as P. Delanoe)

Herbert Giraud

Albert Hammond

Sonny Marti

Willie Nelson

Mark E. Nevin

Tito Puente

Rico Reyes

Sting

Phil Trim



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US catalog #: the web



Singles









“Crazy” - NL CD single - outer inlay







“Crazy” - NL CD single - inner inlay



Julio Iglesias

Crazy/Can’t Help Falling In Love/Vincent (Starry Starry Night)/When I Fall In Love

Columbia 660369 5 (1994) - NL 4-track CD single



1 - Crazy* - album version

2 - Can’t Help Falling In Love - album version

3 - Vincent (Starry Starry Night) - album version

4 - When I Fall In Love - album version



Notes: 1) This is a 4-track single that was released only in the Netherlands and that got included in this post purely because it is somehow missing from the otherwise mind-blowingly exhaustive discography at the official Julio Iglesias website here. 2) Track 1 is taken from the album “Crazy” (see entry above). Please refer to that album’s entry for more detailed musician credits. 3) Tracks 2 and 3 are taken from the Iglesias album “Starry Night”, mistakingly indicated on this CD single's liner notes as “Starry Starry Night”. 4) Track 4 is taken from the Iglesias album “1100 Bel Air Place”.



Julio Iglesias - Vocals

Leland Sklar - Bass (1)*



Produced by Albert Hammond (1, 2, 3)

Produced by Ramon Arcusa (4)



Track 1:

“Taken from the forthcoming release “Crazy””.



Tracks 2, 3:

“Taken from the Columbia release “Starry Starry Night””.



Track 4:

“Taken from the Columbia release “1100 Bel Air Place””.



Songwriters:

Luigi Creatore

Edward Heyman

Don McLean

Willie Nelson

Hugo Peretti

George Weiss

Victor Young



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“When You Tell Me That You Love Me” - NL CD single - outer inlay







“When You Tell Me That You Love Me” - NL CD single - inner inlay



Julio Iglesias & Dolly Parton/Julio Iglesias

When You Tell Me That You Love Me/L-O-V-E/I Keep Telling Myself

Columbia COL 660685 2 (1994) - NL 3-track CD single



1 - When You Tell Me That You Love Me* - Julio Iglesias & Dolly Parton - album version

2 - L-O-V-E - single-only track

3 - I Keep Telling Myself* - album version



Notes: 1) This is a 3-track single that was released only in the Netherlands. 2) Tracks 1 and 3 are taken from the album “Crazy” (see entry above). Please refer to that album’s entry for more detailed musician credits. 3) Track 2 is taken from the soundtrack of the 1994 Darnell Martin movie “I Like It Like That”. Neither musician nor producer credits are provided for this number, although the soundtrack listing at www.imdb.com indicates the producer as being Don DeVito. 4) According to web sources, in spite of what this CD’s liner notes indicate, track 2 was not included in either of the two volumes of the “I Like It Like That” soundtrack release. The complete Julio Iglesias discography here confirms this. 5) According to web sources it appears that volume 2 of the “I Like It Like That” soundtrack includes the rhythm remix of “Guajira/Oye Como Va” (see below). 6) According to www.imdb.com, the original soundtrack of the “I Like It Like That” movie includes also Iglesias’ cover of “Crazy”.



Julio Iglesias - Vocals

Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2?, 3)*

Dolly Parton - Vocal



Produced by David Foster for Chartmaker Inc. (1)

Produced by Albert Hammond (3)

Co-Produced by Albert Hammond (1)

Jay Landers - Executive Producer (1)



Track 1:

“Duet with Dolly Parton.”.

“Taken from the Columbia release “Crazy” 474738”.



Track 2:

“Taken from the forthcoming Columbia Soundtrack “I like it like that” 477334”.



Track 3:

“Taken from the Columbia release “Crazy” 474738”.



Songwriters:

John Bettis

Milt Gabler

Albert Hammond

Bert Kaempfert

Mark E. Nevin



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“Guajira/Oye Como Va” - EU CD single - outer inlay







“Guajira/Oye Como Va” - EU CD single - inner inlay



Julio Iglesias

Guajira/Oye Como Va

Columbia COL 661407 2 (1994) - 3-track CD single



1 - Guajira/Oye Como Va* - album version

2 - Guajira/Oye Como Va* - Rhythm Mix - 5:52

3 - Guajira/Oye Como Va* - Main Pass - 7:09



Notes: 1) This is a 3-track single that according to the official Julio Iglesias discography here was released for the world market with an only catalog #. Above picture and following credits were taken from the NL release. 2) Tracks 2 and 3 are remixes of track 1 which was originally included in the album “Crazy” (see entry above). Please refer to that album’s entry for more detailed musician credits. 3) For more remixes of this very same track please see entry below. 4) This CD single’s credits mention Oscar Hernandez as arranger, Dave Koz as musician and Tito Puente as guest appearance. Please note that none of these were included in the original CD album credits for the album track. It has to be inferred that their participation is to be intended as additional and pertaining only to the remixes. 5) This CD single’s credits mention Steve Barkan as engineer. Please note that Mr. Barkan’s name was not included in the original CD album credits. It has to be inferred that his participation is to be intended as additional and pertaining only to the remixes.



Julio Iglesias - Vocals

Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3)*



Produced by Albert Hammond

Additional Production and Mix by “Little” Louis Vega for Masters At Work Productions



“Arrangement by Oscar Hernandez.”.



“Engineered by Steve Barkan for 23 West Productions.”.



“Special Guest appearance by Tito Puente.”.



Track 1:

“Taken from the Columbia release “Crazy” 474738.”.



Track 2:

“Original version available on the Columbia release “Crazy” 474738.”.



Track 3:

“Original version available on the Columbia release “Crazy” 474738.”.



Songwriters:

José Areas

David Brown

Tito Puente

Rico Reyes



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“Guajira/Oye Como Va” - NL 12” vinyl promo single - side a







“Guajira/Oye Como Va” - NL 12” vinyl promo single - side b



Julio Iglesias

Guajira/Oye Como Va

Columbia SAMP 2280 (1994) - NL 12” 4-track vinyl promo single



side a



1 - Guajira/Oye Como Va* - Main Pass - 7:09

2 - Guajira/Oye Como Va* - Organ Mix - 6:53



side b



3 - Guajira/Oye Como Va* - Un Beso Dub - 7:15

4 - Guajira/Oye Como Va* - Bonus Beats - 4:41



Notes: 1) This is a promotional 4-track 12” vinyl single that according to the official Julio Iglesias discography here was released only for the Netherlands market. 2) Tracks 1, 2, 3 and 4 are remixes of a track which was originally included in the album “Crazy” (see above). Please refer to that album’s entry for more detailed musician credits. 3) For more remixes of this very same track please see entry above. 4) At least for track 1, take into consideration the additional credits mentioned in said entry, as this particular remix is the only shared between the two releases. 5) Typo on label has title of song misspelled.



Julio Iglesias - Vocals

Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4)*



Songwriters:

José Areas

David Brown

Tito Puente

Rico Reyes



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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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Stephen Bishop

Stephen Bishop - Bish
ABC AA 1082 (1978) - US LP

Side One

1 - If I Only Had A Brain
2 - Losing Myself In You
3 - Looking For The Right One
4 - Everybody Needs Love
5 - Guitar Interlude
6 - A Fool At Heart
7 - What Can Love Do

Side Two

8 - Prelude
9 - Vagabond From Heaven
10 - Bish’s Hideaway
11 - Only The Heart Within You*
12 - Recognized
13 - I’ve Never Known A Nite Like This
14 - When I Was In Love

Stephen Bishop - Vocals, Acoustic Guitars, Tromblone (sic), Guitars, Electric Guitar, Background Vocal
Leland Sklar - Bass (11), Piccolo Bass (11)*
Ray Brown - Bass
David Hungate - Bass
Nathan Watts - Bass
David Shields - Bass
Abraham Laboriel - Bass
Keith Hollar - Bass
Ed Shaughnessy - Drums
Rick Shlosser - Drums
Ray Pounds - Drums
Hal Atkinson - Drums
Michael Sembello - Guitar
Ray Parker - Guitar
Steve Cropper - Electric Guitar
Jeffrey Staton - Guitar, Electric Guitar (solos), Vocal, Background Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Electric Guitars (solo)
Michael Staton - Steel Guitars, Vocal, Elka String Ensemble, Background Vocals
David Foster - Electric Piano, Acoustic Piano
Greg Phillinganes - Synthesizers, Electric Piano
John Jarvis - Electric Piano, Acoustic Piano
Bill Payne - Electric Piano
Steve Porcaro - Keyboards, Synthesizers
Bob Chadwick - Electric Piano
Tom Scott - Sax Solo
Paulinho Da Costa - Percussion (as Paulinho da Costa)
Tommy Vig - Percussion
Leah Kunkel - Vocal
Michael McDonald - Background Vocals (as Mike McDonald)
Chaka Khan - Background Vocal
Natalie Cole - Background Vocal
Art Garfunkel - Background Vocals
The James Lee Hoosett Choir - Background Voices
The Whistling Bishettes - Whistlers
The Whistling Bishettes: Michael Sheehy, Macey Lipman, Tanya Tucker, Michael Staton, Stephen Bishop, Carrie Fisher, Jeffrey Staton, Marc Quinci, Mrs. Louise Quinci, Katye Leiser, John Landis, Kenny Lavit, Henry Lewy, Shana Passman, Trudy Green, Diane Norton-Hill, Leah Kunkel, John Kaufer, Mary Frampton, Cameron Crowe, Kathy Carey, Kenny Farrell, Don Passman, Russ Kunkel, James Lee Stanley, Michael Whitney, Dennis Bishop, Andy Williams, Phil Ames, Nancy Ames, Richard Green, Michael Barackman, Steve Morris, Spencer Proffer, Mark Meyerson

Produced by Stephen Bishop
Dee Robb - Associate Producer

Artie Butler - String Arrangement (1), String Conduction (1), Orchestra Arrangements (7, 12), Orchestra Conduction (7, 12)
Marty Paich - String Arrangements (3, 14), String Conduction (3, 14)
Gene Page - Rhythm Chart Arrangement (4), String Arrangement (9), String Conduction (9)
Tom Scott - Horn Arrangement (13)

Joe Robb - Engineer (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14)
Dee Robb - Engineer (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14), Mixing Engineer (1, 7, 12)
Jerry Masters - Mixing Engineer (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14)
Richard Leech - Assistant Engineer
George Tutko - Assistant Engineer
Anthony D’Amico - Assistant Engineer
Joe Chicarelli - Assistant Engineer
Steve Katz - Assistant Engineer
Kevin Ryan - Assistant Engineer
Steve Gursky - Assistant Engineer
Susan Conley - Assistant to Dee Robb

Recording Studio:
Cherokee Studios, Hollywood, Calif. (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14)

Mixing Studios:
Criteria Recording Studios, Miami, Fla. (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14)
Cherokee Studios, Hollywood, Calif. (1, 7, 12)

Lee Herschberg - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Warner Bros. Recording Studios, No. Hollywood, Calif.

Management: Trudy Green c/o Ames & Assoc. 433 No. Camden Dr. #860 Beverly Hills, Calif. 90210

David Alexander - Photography
Kosh - Design, Art Direction

Track 7:
“Dedicated to Yip Harburg”.

Track 9:
“Thank you, Mom”.

“Special Thanks: // Richard Green // Phil Ames // Diane Norton-Hill // Jeffrey Staton // Steve Diener // Mark Meyerson // Don Passman and ‘Holly’ // Lenny Waronker // Terry Rhodes and all at ICM // Charlie Minor // Michael Staton // Carol Peters // Henry Lewy // Trevor Veitch // Wilbur James Gould, M.D. // Harold Gelb, D.M.D. // Dr. Paul Petersen // All the wonderful people at Cherokee and Criteria Recording Studios”.

“A Very Special Thanks To Phil Ramone”.

“Whatever happened to Deed Abbatte?”.

Songwriters:
Stephen Bishop
Harold Arlen
E.Y. Harburg

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Stephen Bishop - Sleeping With Girls
Vivid Sound VSCD 2256 (2010) - Japan CD

Side One

1 - Fallin’
2 - Rhythm Of The Rain*
3 - Sleeping With Girls
4 - Leaving The Hall Light On
5 - Separate Lives

Side Two

6 - Mister Wonderful
7 - Something New In My Life - theme from “Micki And Maude”
8 - Someone’s In Love
9 - It Might Be You - theme from “Tootsie”

Notes: 1) This is Stephen Bishop’s unreleased 4th album, originally due for release - according to dates on this issue's packaging - in 1985. 2) No recording date is indicated for the individual tracks, however track 9 is same version as included in the “Tootsie” OST album on Warner Bros. (1982). As for the “Micki + Maude” theme song (track 7) I was not able to check out the OST album: web resources indicate this movie’s theatrical release year as being 1984. 3) It is unclear whether this 2010 CD release is an official issue licensed by Mr. Bishop himself or not, as album is not included in the artist’s discography on his official website at www.stephenbishop.com. 4) Above picture and following credits were taken from the Korea pressing on Big Pink 88 (2010). 5) Although release is on CD, artwork shows side one/two track list breakdown on back of cover. 6) Credits on this Korea release come with a certain amount of typos: following write-up has had this corrected. Also, some tech credits are not listed, and the liner notes mention some ‘insert pictures’ that are not included. 7) Korea release comes with lyrics and credits insert. This might be true also for the Japan release. 8) According to forum discussions on the Stephen Bishop website, Japan release comes with better sound quality. I have had no way to compare the two pressings but the Korea release sounded rather lacking in dynamics right away, even before I became aware of the issue itself.

Stephen Bishop (also as Bish, Stephen Bishopolis, Stephen Bishmanton) - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Bass, Synthesizer, Sitar, Acoustic Electric Guitar w/Choral, Guitar, Solo Guitar, Background Vocals, Background Singer
Lee Sklar - Bass (2)*
Paul Westwood - Bass
Nathan East - Bass
Jeff Staton - Bass
Sting - Bass, Vocal Guest
Abraham Laboriel - Bass
Graham Jarvis - Drums
Carlos Vega - Drums (2, 6, 9)
Phil Collins - Drums, Roland Rhythm Machine
Martin Jenner - Spanish Guitar, Electric Guitar, Ebo
John Goux - Electric Guitar
Lee Ritenour - Electric Guitars
Mister Teardrop - Rhythm Guitar
Eric Clapton - Electric Guitars
Rod Lathau - Electric Guitars
Don Felder - Guitar Solos
Gary Kambra - Guitar Solo
Mitch Holder - Guitar
George Doering - Guitar
Paul Jackson, Jr. - Guitar
Pete Wingfield - Piano, Casio, Keyboards
Paul Johnson - Synthesizer
George Bitzer - DX7 Rhodes, Parts
Matthew McCauley - Oberheim, Chorus Synthesizer
Michael Boddicker - Effects Synthesizer
Greg Mathieson - Bass Synthesizer
Dave Grusin - Synthesizers
Jim Hochanadel - Sax
GOD - Thunder & Rain
Nebadon of Urantia - Nem Nom’s
Steve Foreman - Percussion
Tavares - Background Singers
Randy Crawford - Background Singer, Background Vocal
Brenda Russell - Background Singer, Background Vocal
Leah Kunkel - Background Singer
Randell Kirsch - Background Vocal
Jeff Foskett - Background Vocal

Produced by Gus Dudgeon and Stephen Bishop (1, 3, 8)
Produced by Stephen Bishop, Eric Clapton, Phil Collins and Sting (4)
Produced by Gus Dudgeon (5)
Produced by Stephen Bishop and Greg Matheson (2, 6)
Produced and Arranged by Lee Holdridge with additional help by Spencer Proffer (7)
Produced by Dave Grusin (9)

James Newton Howard (as James Newton-Howard) - String Arrangement (1), String Conduction (1, 5)
Marty Paich - String Arrangement (5)
Lee Holdridge - Arrangement (7)
Gus Dudgeon - Roland Rhythm Machine Programming (3)
Barrett - Roland Rhythm Machine Programming (3)
Stephen Bishop - Roland Rhythm Machine Programming (3)
Graham Jarvis (as Graham) - Roland Rhythm Machine Programming (3)

Russell Schmidt - Engineer
Graham Dickson - Engineer (3, 5)
Tchad Blake - Engineer (3, 6), Additional Overdubs Engineer (8),
Mixing Engineer (4, 5, 8)
David Leonard - Engineer (3, 6)
Paul Stillman - Engineer (6)
Franz Pusch - Engineer (6), Mixing Engineer (6)
Humberto Gatica - Engineer (9)
Nick Launay - Recording Engineer (4)
Steve Jackson - Assistant Recording Engineer (4)

Recording Studios:
Air Montserrat Studios In The Caribbean (4)
Maison Rouge Studios, London, England (5, 8)
Harlequinn Studios in Sherman Oaks, Calif (8)
Sunset Sound Factory (additional overdubs) (8)

Mixing Studios:
Sunset Sound Factory (4, 5, 8)
Radical Records in Malibu, California (6)

Lee Herschberg - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Amigo Studios

Joohyung Lee - Digital Remaster Engineer, Reissue Supervisor for Big Pink Music
Youngjun Kim - Reissue Coordinator for Big Pink Music

Management: Trudy Green Mgnt.

Dean Torrence (of Jan and) - Art Direction
Charles Churchill Villiers - Album Cover Painting
Audrey and Debra Onaga - Graphics On Back Cover
Howard Rosenberg - Back Photo
Design Power Station - CD Package, CD Art Work
Baek Song - Sleeve Printing

“Engineers: Graham Dickson, Russell Schmidt, Tchad Blake, Franz Pusch, Umberto Gatica, and the best of assistance engineers.”.

“To all of my friends in Hong Kong: I dedicate this record album to you. Please enjoy this music like you would with a cool drink on a warm day. This is my 4th album and I feel honored that Hong Kong will be the very first city to hear “Sleeping With Girls.” Remember to always “new nom”, at work and at play. // Go see, “Micki And Maude” you’ll love it, // Stephen Bishop”.

“Insert photos by various pals o mine.”.

“Made under license from Stephen Bishop”.

Track 1:
“Thanks to Burt Bacharach and The Stylistics and Tavares for their inspiration.”.

Track 2:
“Special thanks to The Cascades and the Red Coat Inn.”.

Track 3:
“Drums: Phil Collins, Roland Rhythm Machine (programmed by Gus Dudgeon, Barrett, Bish, Graham and various passerby).”.

Track 4:
“There’s so many people in this world…”.
“Major Thanks to go to the true humans who made The Spunky Merchants a reality, if only for a day.”.

Track 5:
“Mixed at The Sunset Sound Factory in Little Hollywood”.

Track 6:
“Mixed by Franz Pusch at Radical Records in Malibu, California. Apologies to the housekeeper.”.

Track 7:
“Credits: A great bunch o’ guys and gals”.

Track 8:
“I’m tired of typing these credits, don’t tell Steve!!!!)”.

Songwriters:
Stephen Bishop
Alan Bergman
Marilyn Bergman
Dave Grusin
John Gummoe
Michel Legrand

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Japan catalog #: the web



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Crosby, Stills & Nash

For the Nicolette Larson Tribute post the link is:

bassroutes.blogspot.com/2011/04/various-artists-tribute-to-nicolette_15.html

More individual titular posts with Crosby, Stills & Nash on this blog (on the Various Artists posts, Lee performs with somebody else):
David Crosby bassroutes.blogspot.com/2010/02/david-crosby_09.html
Crosby, Pevar & Raymond bassroutes.blogspot.com/2010/02/crosby-pevar-raymond-cpr.html
David Crosby & Graham Nash bassroutes.blogspot.com/2010/02/david-crosby-graham-nash.html
No Nukes bassroutes.blogspot.com/2009/11/james-taylor.html
Sixties Transition (Crosby only) bassroutes.blogspot.com/2011/02/dino-valenti-chester-powers.html

Graham Nash bassroutes.blogspot.com/2010/02/graham-nash.html

Stephen Stills bassroutes.blogspot.com/2010/02/stephen-stills.html

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Crosby, Stills & Nash - Daylight Again
Atlantic SD 19360 (1982) - US LP
Atlantic Rhino R2 73295 (2006) - US CD - Expanded and remastered HDCD edition with 4 unreleased bonus tracks

Side One

1 - Turn Your Back On Love
2 - Wasted On The Way
3 - Southern Cross
4 - Into The Darkness
5 - Delta*

Side Two

6 - Since I Met You
7 - Too Much Love To Hide
8 - Song For Susan
9 - You Are Alive
10 - Might As Well Have A Good Time
11 - Daylight Again - a) Daylight Again b) Find The Cost Of Freedom

2006 HDCD edition bonus tracks

12 - Raise A Voice
13 - Feel Your Love
14 - Tomorrow Is Another Day
15 - Might As Well Have A Good Time

Notes: 1) Above image and following credits were taken from the 2006 expanded edition CD. 2) (bt) Indicates credits specifically for bonus tracks only.

David Crosby - Vocals
Stephen Stills - Vocals, Rhodes, Electric Guitars, Acoustic Guitar, CP-30, Percussion, Banjo, Keyboards (bt), Piano (bt), Lead Electric Guitar (bt)
Graham Nash - Vocals, Electric Guitar, Organ, Percussion, Piano, Harmonica
Leland Sklar - Bass (5)*
George “Chocolate” Perry - Bass
Bob Glaub - Bass
Timothy B. Schmit - Bass, Additional Vocals
Russ Kunkel - Drums (2, 5, 8)
Joe Vitale - Drums
Jeff Porcaro - Drums
Michael Stergis - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Additional Vocal
Joel Bernstein - Acoustic Guitar
Dean Parks - Electric Guitar
Gerry Tolman - Electric Guitar
Danny Kortchmar - Electric Guitar (bt)
Michael Finnigan - Organ, CP-30, Additional Vocals, Electric Piano, Piano, Keyboards
Craig Doerge - Synthesizer, Keyboards, Rhodes, Piano, Electric Piano (bt), Synth Strings (bt)
Richard T. Bear - Piano, Synthesizer
Jay Ferguson - Organ
James Newton Howard - Keyboards (bt)
Wayne Goodwin - Fiddle
Roberleigh Barnhart - Cello
Miguel Martinez - Cello
Ernie Ehrhardt - Cello
Joe Lala - Percussion, Congas (bt)
Art Garfunkel - Additional Vocals (as Arthur Garfunkel)

Original album produced by: Crosby, Stills and Nash with Stanley Johnston and Steve Gursky
Produced by Craig Doerge and Stanley Johnston (5, 10, 15)
Produced by Graham Nash, Stephen Stills, and Stanley Johnston (12)

Wayne Goodwin - Celli Arrangement (8)

Steve Gursky - Recording Engineer (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14)
Stanley Johnston - Recording Engineer (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15)
Jay Parti - 2nd Engineer
Gerry Lentz - 2nd Engineer
Russell Schmitt - 2nd Engineer
Jerry Hudgins - 2nd Engineer
Gaylord Holamalaya - 2nd Engineer
Gordon Rowley - 2nd Engineer
Jeff Kalestad - 2nd Engineer
Steve Barncard - Additional Engineering

Recording Studios:
Rudy Records
Devonshire Sound, North Hollywood (additional recording)
Sea West (additional recording)

Mixing Studios:
Rudy Records
Devonshire Sound, North Hollywood

Gilbert Williams - Front Cover Painting (“Celestial Visitation”). Courtesy of Illuminarium Gallery, Mill Valley, CA
Mark Hanauer - Front Cover Photography
Eric Waltershied - Front Cover Photography Assistant
Henry Diltz - Back Cover Photography
Mac James - Logo Design
Jimmy Wachtel - Art Direction for Dawn Patrol

This Expanded Edition Produced by Graham Nash, Stanley Johnston, Joel Bernstein and Stephen Stills
Gerry Tolman - Executive Producer
James Austin - Associate Producer for Rhino Entertainment

John Nowland - Original 2-track analog master tape transferring to HDCD digital Audio

Transfer Studio:
Redwood Digital, Woodside, CA

Stanley Johnston - Original 24-track Master Tapes Reviewing, Bonus Track Mixing Engineer from the original 24-track master tapes (12, 13, 14)
Stephen Barncard - Bonus Track Mixing Engineer from the original 24-track master tapes (15)
Greg Hayes - Bonus Track Additional Editing and Assistant Engineer (12, 13, 14)

Reviewing Studio:
Sound Satisfaction, Burbank

Bonus Tracks Mixing Studio:
Signet Sound, Hollywood (12, 13, 14)
Devonshire Sound (15)

Bernie Grundman - Mastering Engineer
Stanley Johnston - 2nd Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Bernie Grundman Mastering, Hollywood

Dave Merchant - Tape Archivist (for Crosby, Stills and Nash)

Management: Gerry Tolman for Management Network, Elliot Roberts for Lookout Management. Business Affairs: Malia Doss. Kenny Nemes: Product Manager

Greg Allen - Art Direction and Design (for GAPD)
Cory Frye - Editorial Supervision
Steve Woolard - Project Assistance
Ginger Dettman - Project Assistance
Karen LeBlanc - Project Assistance
David Fricke - Essay

““Delta” dedicated to Don Lewis”.

“Thanks to: Shari Adagio, Michelle Allegra, Ed Astrin, Audio Effects, Stephen Barncard, Joel Bernstein, Doug Breidenbach, Paul Cooper, Custom Neon, Rob Dorman, Elmi Graphics, Michael Finnigan, Gregory Fishbach, Art Garfunkel, Marci Gensic, Bob Glaub, Peter Golden, Ralph Goldman, Don Gooch, Wayne Goodwin, Mark Hanauer, Marc Holbert, Margaret Holmes, Armando Hurley, Rick and Donna Keefer, Morton La Kretz, Dee and Dave Mancini, Billy Meeker, Doug Morris, Joel Morse, Susan Nash, Pats of Punatuu, Stephen Pillster, R&R Express, David Rao, Michael Riffle, Susan Rogers, Bobby Russell, Tim Schmit, Gil Segel, Bill Siddons, S.I.R., Linda Stevens, Jane Tani, Trey Thompson, Gerry Tolman, Hugo Valencia, Jeff Wald, Bob Webb, Kenny Weiss, Richard (Smokey) Wendell”.

“Special thanks to: Ahmet Ertegun”.

“Additional thanks: Rance Caldwell, Gary Coppola at Sound Satisfaction, Colin Chambers at Bernie Grundman Mastering”.

“Special thanks to: Jan Crosby, Kristen Stills and Susan Nash”.

Songwriters:
David Crosby
Graham Nash
Stephen Stills
Michael Curtis
Richard Curtis
Craig Doerge
Judy Henske
Michael Stergis
Gerry Tolman

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source/pic: my records
side one/two breakdown: the web



Crosby, Stills & Nash - Live It Up
Atlantic 82107-1 (1990) - US LP

Side One

1 - Live It Up
2 - If Anybody Had A Heart*
3 - Tomboy
4 - Haven’t We Lost Enough?
5 - Yours And Mine

Side Two

6 - (Got To Keep) Open
7 - Straight Line
8 - House Of Broken Dreams
9 - Arrows*
10 - After The Dolphin*

Notes: 1) Above image and following credits were taken from the US CD release on Atlantic A2 82107. 2) A previously unreleased edit of track 10 engineered by Stanley Johnston and Graham Nash was included in the 2009 Graham Nash 3-CD box set anthology “Reflections” on Rhino 446076. Editing studio and dates: Decibel Transfer & Storage, Los Angeles, November 2007.

David Crosby - Lead Vocals, Electric Guitar
Stephen Stills - Lead Vocals, Lead Guitar, Solo, Keyboards, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Bass Graham Nash - Lead Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Leland Sklar - Bass (2, 9, 10)*
Bob Glaub - Bass
Joe Vitale - Drums (1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10), Synth Bass, Synth Guitars, Keyboards, Synth, Percussion, Synth Strings, Organ
Mike Landau - Guitar
Roger McGuinn - Guitar
Tony Beard - Electric Guitar, Percussion Program
Peter Frampton - Solo
Craig Doerge - Keyboards
Bruce Hornsby - Piano, Accordian
Brandford Marsalis - Soprano Sax
Simon Jones - Radio Broadcast (London)
President Truman U.S. Armed Forces Radio - Radio Broadcast
Mike Fisher - Percussion (2, 10)
Vince Charles - Percussion (9)
Michito Sanchez - Percussion
The Williams Family - Additional Vocals
John David Souther - Added Vocal (as J.D. Souther)

Produced by Joe Vitale, Stanley Johnston and Graham Nash, Stephen Stills and David Crosby

Rand Wetherwax - Sound Design (10)

Stanley Johnston - Recording Engineer (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10), Mixing Engineer (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Niko Bolas - Co-Recording Engineer (2, 10)
Jim Mitchell - Additional Engineering
Ray Blair - Additional Engineering
Charlie Paakkari - Additional Engineering
Scott Gordon - Additional Engineering
Allen Abramson - Additional Engineering
Eric Schilling - Additional Engineering
Joe Vitale - Additional Engineering
D.D. Dobson - Assistant Engineer
Larry Goodwin - Assistant Engineer
Mike Bosley - Assistant Engineer

Recording Studios:
Home-Brew Studio, Ohio (1)
The Record Plant, Studio 1 (1, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8)
Devonshire Studios, 3 (2, 9, 10)
Capitol Records, Studio A (6)

Recording Dates:
February 1-11th ‘86 (1)
January 30th ‘89 (2)
January 24th ‘90 (3)
February 5th, ‘90 (4)
February 2nd ‘90 (5)
April 18th ‘90 (6)
January 31st ‘90 (7)
January 25th ‘90 (8)
March 23rd ‘89 (9)
February 1st ‘89 (10)

Bob Ludwig - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Masterdisk, New York City

Bill Dooley - Editing

David Peters - Cover Art
Jimmy Wachtel - Art Direction (for Poetic Justice)
Sarajo Frieden - CSN Logotype

“Thanks to our managers Bill Siddons, Gerry Tolman.”.

“Thanks to our Atlantic family, especially Ahmet and Doug.”.

“Thanks to: Tom Lord Alge, Ken Austin, Bob Benavides, David Bender, Obie Benz, John Branca, Dan Campbell, Kelle Creamer, Geoff Dakin, Don Dailey, E-Mu Systems (E-Max, Proteus), David Ellman, Greg Gorman, Guitar Center, James Grunke, Grendal Hanks, R. Mac Holbert, Mike Huber, Paul (Jamo) Jaimeson, Mitch Kemper, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., Kieth Klawitter, Suzanne Lewis, Ray Lindsey, Dave and Dee Mancini, Rose Mann, Allan McDougall, Terri McIntyre, Debbie Meister, Louise Messina, Messina Music, Nadine’s, Bob Norberg, Terry O’Connell, Jim Pace, David Peters, Chris (Hoover) Rankin, Tony Redhead, Barbara Rose, R&R Express, Wendy Salz, Eric Schilling, Roger Sommers, Sharon Swab, Rick Turner, Susie Vitale, Jimmy Wachtel, Fred Walecki, Kenny Weiss, Westwood Music.”.

“This album is dedicated to Jan Crosby, Annie Stills and Susan Nash.”.

Songwriters:
David Crosby
Graham Nash
Stephen Stills
Tony Beard
Kevin Cronin
Craig Doerge
Michael Hedges
Danny Kortchmar
John David Souther (as J.D. Souther)
Joe Vitale

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original LP catalog #, side one/two breakdown and “Reflections” catalog #: the web



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