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Tuesday, July 12, 2011

James Taylor

The following is a duplicate post. Read here for explanation. If you want to - although content is exactly the same - you can locate the original post here. Thanks!

For the collective Carole King & James Taylor entry, including entries about the “Live At The Troubadour” DVD/CD and the Morgan Neville documentary “Troubadours” DVD/CD, please browse Blog Archive under “June 2010” or go to: bassroutes.blogspot.com/2010/06/carole-king-james-taylor.html.

For the Kate Taylor post, please go to: bassroutes.blogspot.com/2011/04/kate-taylor.html.

More details about “Troubadours”: sundance.slated.com/2011/films/troubadours_sundance2011
bassroutes.blogspot.com/2011/01/sundance-film-festival-2011-troubadours.html.

An in-progress James Taylor DVD section is currently in preparation. You can find it at the bottom of this post.




James Taylor - Mud Slide Slim And The Blue Horizon
Warner Bros. BS 2561 (1971) - US LP

Side One

1 - Love Has Brought Me Around*
2 - You’ve Got A Friend*
3 - Places In My Past*
4 - Riding On A Railroad*
5 - Soldiers*
6 - Mud Slide Slim*

Side Two

7 - Hey Mister, That’s Me Up On The Jukebox*
8 - You Can Close Your Eyes
9 - Machine Gun Kelly
10 - Long Ago And Far Away*
11 - Let Me Ride*
12 - Highway Song*
13 - Isn’t It Nice To Be Home Again

James Taylor - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Piano, Background Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12)*
Russ Kunkel - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12), Congas (1, 2, 6, 11), Cowbell (1), Small Cymbals (1), Cabasa (2), Tambourine (9)
Danny Kortchmar (as Danny Kootch) - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Guitar, Congas (1, 2, 9, 10, 11)
Carole King - Piano, Background Vocal
Kevin Kelly - Piano, Accordion
John Hartford - Banjo
Richard Greene - Fiddle
Peter Asher - Tambourine (1), Background Vocals
Wayne Jackson - Horns
Andrew Love - Horns
The Memphis Horns - Horns
Joni Mitchell - Background Vocals
Abigale Haness - Background Vocal (as Gale Haness)
Kate Taylor - Background Vocals

Produced by Peter Asher for Marylebone Productions

Wayne Jackson - Horn Arrangements (1, 11)
Andrew Love - Horn Arrangements (1, 11)
The Memphis Horns - Horn Arrangements (1, 11)

Richard Sanford Orshoff - Engineer

Recording and Mixing Studio:
Crystal Recording Studios, Hollywood, January 3 through February 28, 1971

Ethan Russell - Cover Photo
Laurie Miller - Liner Art
Ed Thrasher - Art Direction

Songwriters:
James Taylor
Carole King
Danny Kortchmar



source/pic: my records



James Taylor - One Man Dog
Warner Bros. BS 2660 (1972) - US LP

Side One

1 - One Man Parade*
2 - Nobody But You*
3 - Chili Dog*
4 - Fool For You*
5 - Instrumental I*
6 - New Tune*
7 - Back On The Street Again*
8 - Don’t Let Me Be Lonely Tonight*

Side Two

9 - Woh, Don’t You Know*
10 - One Morning In May*
11 - Instrumental II*
12 - Someone*
13 - Hymn*
14 - Fanfare*
15 - Little David*
16 - Mescalito*
17 - Dance*
18 - Jig*

Notes: 1) Above picture and following credits were taken from the European CD re-issue of the album on Warner Bros. 7599-25933-2. 2) Contrary to what stated in the credits of this EU CD release, Lee appears to have played bass on all of the album tracks. This has therefore been corrected.

James Taylor - Vocals, Acoustic Guitars, Acoustic Guitars (Gibson), Electric Guitars, Harmonica, Autoharps, Bells (11), Chain Saw, Hammer, 4 x 8, Background Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18)*, Guitarone (7, 17)*, Guitarone (Earthwood) (12)*
Russ Kunkel - Drums (2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18), Congas (1, 2, 7, 8), Conga (6, 11), Tambourine (3, 9), Cabasa (6)
Danny Kortchmar (as Daniel Kortchmar) - Electric Guitars, Acoustic Guitar, Acoustic Guitars (Martin), Timbales (1, 9)
John McLaughlin - Acoustic Guitar (Mark Whitebook)
Craig Doerge - Electric Piano, Acoustic Piano, Piano
Dash Crofts - Mandolin
John Hartford - Fiddle, Banjo
Red Rhodes - Steel Guitar
George Bohanon - Trombone
Barry Rogers - Trombone
Art Baron - Bass Trombone
Michael Brecker - Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Flute
Randy Brecker - Piccolo Trumpet, Trumpet, Flugel Horn
Bobbye Hall Porter (as Ms. Bobbye Hall) - Congas (4), Tambourine (4), Bongos (11), Shaker (11), Bells (11), Percussion (18)
Peter Asher - Guiro (1)
Mark Paletier - Cross Cut Saw
Alex Taylor - Background Vocals
Hugh Taylor - Background Vocals
Kate Taylor - Background Vocal
Carole King - Background Vocals
Abigale Haness - Background Vocals
Carly Simon - Background Vocal
Linda Ronstadt - Background Vocal

Produced by Peter Asher

James Taylor - Arrangement (10)

Peter Asher - Recording Engineer (1, 3, 6, 8, 9, 11, 15, 16)
Robert Appère - Recording Engineer (2, 4, 5, 10, 12), Mixing Engineer
Phil Ramone - Recording Engineer (7, 13, 14, 17, 18), tenor solo Recording Engineer (8)
JockMcLean - Recording Assistant
Rich Blakin - Recording Assistant

Recording Studios:
James’ House (1, 3, 6, 8, 9, 11, 15, 16)
Clover Recorders (2, 4, 5, 10, 12, all vocals)
A&R Studios, N.Y. (7, 13, 14, 17, 18, tenor solo on track 8)

Mixing Studio:
Clover Recorders

Bernie Grundman - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
A&M Studios

Ed Thrasher - Art Direction
Peter Simon - Photography

Songwriters:
James Taylor
Bill Keith
Danny Kortchmar
John McLaughlin
Jim Rooney
Leland Sklar



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



James Taylor - Gorilla
Warner Bros. BS 2866 (1975) - US LP

Side One

1 - Mexico*
2 - Music
3 - How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)*
4 - Wandering
5 - Gorilla
6 - You Make It Easy

Side Two

7 - I Was A Fool To Care*
8 - Lighthouse*
9 - Angry Blues
10 - Love Songs*
11 - Sarah Maria

Note: On the EU CD re-issue on Warner Bros. 7599-27293-2 the ‘thank you’ notes read as follows: “Special thanks to Mark Whitebook who built my guitar and Al McPherson, Ken Deane and Denny Shaw who built the hornorgan.”.

James Taylor - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Ukulele, High String Guitar, Vocal Harmonies
Lee Sklar - Bass (1, 3, 7, 8, 10)*
Willie Weeks - Bass
Russ Kunkel - Drums (1, 3, 7, 8, 10), Shaker (1), Tambourine (3), Percussion (7), Congas (10)
Jim Keltner - Drums (3)
Andy Newmark - Drums
Danny Kortchmar - Electric Guitar
Arthur Adams - Electric Guitar
Lowell George - Electric Guitar, Vocal Harmonies
Al Perkins - Pedal Steel
Clarence McDonald - Fender Rhodes, Piano
Randy Newman - Hornorgan
David Sanborn - Saxophone
Jules Jacob - Clarinet, Oboe
George Bohanon - Horns
Chuck Findley - Horns
Gayle Levant - Harp
Nick DeCaro - Accordion
David Grisman - Mandolin Ensemble, Mandolin
Milt Holland - Percussion (1, 2, 9), Wind Chimes (10)
Victor Feldman - Percussion (9, 10), Marimba (11)
Graham Nash - Vocal Harmonies
David Crosby - Vocal Harmonies
Carly Simon - Vocal Harmonies
Valerie Carter - Vocal Harmonies

Produced by Lenny Waronker and Russ Titelman

James Taylor - Arrangement (4)
Nick DeCaro - String Arrangements

Lee Herschberg - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Donn Landee - Additional Engineering
Lloyd Clifft - Assistant Engineer

Recording Studios (February and March, 1975):
Warner Bros. Recording Studios, N. Hollywood
The Burbank Studios, Burbank

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

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

Trudy Portch - Production Assistant
Noel Newbolt - Production Assistant

Norman Seeff - Photography
Mike Salisbury - Cover Design
Ed Thrasher - Art Direction

“Special thanks to Mark Whitebook who built my guitar, Al McPherson, Ken Deane and Denny Shaw”.

Songwriters:
James Taylor
Lamont Dozier
Brian Holland
Edward Holland, Jr.
Traditional



source/pic: my records



James Taylor - In The Pocket
Warner Bros. BS 2912 (1976) - US LP

Side One

1 - Shower The People*
2 - A Junkie’s Lament*
3 - Money Machine*
4 - Slow Burning Love
5 - Everybody Has The Blues
6 - Daddy’s All Gone*

Side Two

7 - Woman’s Gotta Have It*
8 - Captain Jim’s Drunken Dream*
9 - Don’t Be Sad ‘Cause Your Sun Is Down*
10 - Nothing Like A Hundred Miles*
11 - Family Man*
12 - Golden Moments*

James Taylor - Vocals, Acoustic Guitars, Electric Guitar, Bass Harmonica, Vocal Harmonies, Background Vocal
Lee Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)*
Willie Weeks - Bass
Russ Kunkel - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11), Percussion (1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 9)
Jim Keltner - Drums
Danny Kortchmar - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Mandolin
Waddy Wachtel - Electric Guitar
Clarence McDonald - Fender Rhodes, Hornorgan, Moog Synthesizer, Piano, Organ
Craig Doerge - Keyboards
Nick DeCaro - Hornorgan, Voiceorgan, Arp String Ensemble, Accordion
Kenny Watson - Cymbalum
Gayle Levant - Harp
David Grisman - Mandolin, Mandocello
David Lindley - Dobro
Herb Pedersen - Banjo
Stevie Wonder - Harmonica
Michael Brecker - Horns
Steve Madaio - Horns
George Bohanon - Horns
Oscar Brashear - Horns
Ernie Watts - Horns
Red Callender - Tuba and Bass
Victor Feldman - Orchestra Bells (1), Vibes, Percussion (3), Marimba (8), Bass Marimba (8), Cymbal (8), Wind Chimes (8)
Milt Holland - Chimes (2, 8), Wind Chimes (2)
Bobbye Hall Porter (as Bobbye Hall) - Shaker (11), Congas (11), Triangle (12)
Peter Asher - Tambourine (7)
Russ Titelman - Tambourine (9)
Carly Simon - Vocal Harmonies, Background Vocal
Valerie Carter - Vocal Harmonies
David Crosby - Vocal Harmony
Graham Nash - Vocal Harmony
Alex Taylor - Vocal Harmony
Bonnie Raitt - Vocal Harmony
Art Garfunkel - Vocals, Vocal Harmony

Produced by Lenny Waronker and Russ Titelman

Nick DeCaro - String Arrangements, String Conduction
James Taylor - Horn Arrangements
George Bohanon - Horn Arrangement (5)
Malcolm Cecil - Moog Synthesizer Programming

Lee Herschberg - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer, Mastering Engineer
Loyd Clifft - Assistant Engineer

Recording Studio:
Warner Bros. Recording Studios, North Hollywood

Mixing Studio:
Warner Bros. Recording Studios, North Hollywood

Mastering Studio:
Warner Bros. Recording Studios, North Hollywood

Trudy Portch - Production Assistant

Personal Management - Peter Asher

Norman Seeff - Photography
Mike Salisbury - Cover Design, Art Direction

“Special thanks to Patty Kelly, Doug Claybourne, Noel Newbolt, John Fischbach, Andrew Berliner and Chrystal Industries”.

Songwriters:
James Taylor
D. Carter
L. Cooke
B. Womack
Stevie Wonder



source/pic: my records



James Taylor - Greatest Hits
Warner Bros. BS 2979 (1976) - US LP

Side One

1 - Something In The Way She Moves*
2 - Carolina In My Mind*
3 - Fire And Rain
4 - Sweet Baby James
5 - Country Road
6 - You’ve Got A Friend*

Side Two

7 - Don’t Let Me Be Lonely Tonight*
8 - Walking Man
9 - How Sweet It Is (To Be Loved By You)*
10 - Mexico*
11 - Shower The People*
12 - Steamroller*

Notes: 1) Tracks 1, 2 are previously unreleased, newly recorded versions of already released songs. 2) Track 12 is a previously unreleased, live-recorded version of an already released song. 3) Above image and following credits were taken from the European CD issue on Warner Bros. 7599-27336-2.

James Taylor - Vocals, Acoustic Guitars, Electric Guitar, Background Vocals, Vocal Harmony
Lee Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12)*
Bobby West - Double Bass (as Bobby “Wild Wild” West)
John London - Bass
Randy Meisner - Bass
Andy Muson - Bass
Russ Kunkel - Drums (2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12), Congas (6, 7), Cabasa (6), Tambourine (9), Shaker (10), Percussion (11)
Rick Marotta - Drums
Jim Keltner - Drums (9)
Danny Kortchmar - Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Congas (6)
David Spinozza - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Electric Guitar
Clarence McDonald - Piano, Fender Rhodes, Hornorgan
Carole King - Piano
Craig Doerge - Piano
Kenny Ascher - Electric Piano
Andrew Gold - Harmonium, Background Vocal
Nick DeCaro - Hornorgan, Voiceorgan
Dan Dugmore - Steel
Red Rhodes - Steel
Byron Berline - Fiddle
Gayle Levant - Harp
Michael Brecker - Tenor Saxophone
David Sanborn - Saxophone
Ralph MacDonald - Percussion
Milt Holland - Percussion (10)
Victor Feldman - Orchestra Bells (11), Vibes
Herb Pedersen - Background Vocal
Joni Mitchell - Background Vocal
Carly Simon - Vocal Harmonies
Graham Nash - Vocal Harmony
David Crosby - Vocal Harmony
Gene Orloff - Strings (Concert Master)

Produced by Peter Asher (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7)
Produced by David Spinozza (8)
Produced by Lenny Waronker & Russ Titelman (9, 10, 11)
Produced by Peter Asher, Russ Titelman & Lenny Waronker (12)

Val Garay - Engineer (1, 2), Mixing Engineer (12)
Bill Lazerus - Engineer (3, 4, 5)
Richard Sanford Orshoff - Engineer (6)
Phil Ramone - Engineer (7) (Tenor Solo)
Harry Maslin - Engineer (8)
Lee Herschberg - Engineer (9, 10, 11, 12)
Robert Appére - Mixing Engineer (7)
David Henson - Assistant Engineer (8)
Blaise Castellano - Assistant Engineer (8)

Recording Studios:
The Sound Factory, L.A., October, 1976 (1, 2) (re-recording)
Sunset Sound, December, 1969 (3, 4, 5)
Crystal Recording Studios, Hollywood, January, 1971 (6)
James’ House, August, 1972 (7)
A+R Studios, N.Y. (7) (tenor solo)
The Hit Factory, February, 1974 (8)
Warner Bros. Recording Studios, North Hollywood, February, 1975 (9, 10), February, 1976 (11)
Universal Amphitheatre, L.A., August, 1975 (11) (Live - recorded in the Enactron Truck)

Mixing Studios:
Clover Recorders (7)
The Sound Factory, L.A. (12)

Bernie Grundman - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
A&M

Kosh - Cover Design, Art Direction
Norman Seeff - Photography

Songwriters:
James Taylor
Carole King
Lamont Dozier
Brian Holland
Edward Holland, Jr.



source/pic: my records
US catalog # and side one/two breakdown: the web



James Taylor - JT
Columbia JC 34811 (1977) - US LP

Side One

1 - Your Smiling Face*
2 - There We Are*
3 - Honey Don’t Leave L.A.*
4 - Another Grey Morning*
5 - Bartender’s Blues*
6 - Secret O’ Life*

Side Two

7 - Handy Man*
8 - I Was Only Telling A Lie*
9 - Looking For Love On Broadway*
10 - Terra Nova*
11 - Traffic Jam
12 - If I Keep My Heart Out Of Sight*

James Taylor - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Background Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12)*
Russell Kunkel - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12), Percussion, Wood Blocks (9), Hand Claps (10)
Danny Kortchmar - Guitars
Clarence McDonald - Keyboards (as Dr. Clarence McDonald)
Dan Dugmore - Steel Guitar
David Campbell - Viola
David Sanborn - Saxophone
Red Callender - Tuba
Peter Asher - Cowbell (3), Cabasa (7), Tambourine (7, 10), Castanets (9)
Linda Ronstadt - Harmony Vocal
Carly Simon - Harmony Vocal
Leah Kunkel - Background Vocals

Produced by Peter Asher

David Campbell - String Arrangements (1, 5), String Conduction (1, 5)

Val Garay - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer

Recording & Mixing Studio:
The Sound Factory (L.A.) March 15 - April 24, 1977

Doug Sax - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
The Mastering Lab (L.A.)

David Alexander - Front Cover & Sleeve Photography
Jim Shea - Back Cover & Gatefold Photography
Kosh - Design, Art Direction

Track 4: “(Thanks, Rudy)”.

“This album was mixed using the Aphex Aural Exciter System”.

Songwriters:
James Taylor
Otis Blackwell
Jimmy Jones
Danny Kortchmar
Carly Simon



source/pic: my records



James Taylor - Flag
Columbia FC 36058 (1979) - US LP

Side One

1 - Company Man*
2 - Johnnie Comes Back*
3 - Day Tripper*
4 - I Will Not Lie For You*
5 - Brother Trucker*
6 - Is That The Way You Look?*

Side Two

7 - B.S.U.R.*
8 - Rainy Day Man*
9 - Millworker
10 - Up On The Roof*
11 - Chanson Française*
12 - Sleep Come Free Me*

James Taylor - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Background Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12)*
Russell Kunkel - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12), Timbales (3), Cowbell (3), Congas (11)
Danny Kortchmar - Electric Guitars
Waddy Wachtel - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitars
Don Grolnick - Electric Piano, Clavinet, Organ, Arp String Ensemble, Voice Organ, Horn Organ, Harmonium, Piano, Shoe
Ralph Schuckett - Organ
Dan Dugmore - Pedal Steel
David Sanborn - Saxophones
Louise Schulman - Viola
Jesse Levy - Cello
Steve Forman - Tambourine (2), Timbales (2), Mazda Phone, Cowbells (7), Conga (8), Water Phone
Peter Asher - Timbales (4), Shaker (5), Background Vocal
Deputy Sheriff Larry Touquet - Cell Door
Graham Nash - Background Vocal
Alex Taylor - Background Vocal
Carly Simon - Background Vocal
David Lasley - Background Vocal
Arnold McCuller - Background Vocal

Produced by Peter Asher

David Spinozza - String Arrangement (3), String Conduction (3)
Arif Mardin - String Arrangement (10), String Conduction (10)

Val Garay - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
George Ybarra - Assistant Engineer
Lincoln Clapp - Additional Recording Assistant Engineer (Media Sound)
Michael O’Reilly - Additional Recording Assistant Engineer (Atlantic Studio-A)

Recording & Mixing Studios (January 4th - March 25th, 1979):
The Sound Factory, L.A.
Media Sound, N.Y.C. (Additional Recording)
Atlantic Studio-A, N.Y.C. (Additional Recording)

Doug Sax - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
The Mastering Lab, L.A.

Mark Hanauer - Photography
Kosh - Design, Art Direction

“Some of the album was mixed using the Aphex 712”.

“Then there’s: glo, ira, eric, Forte, andrea, bob & ray”.

Songwriters:
James Taylor
Gerry Goffin
Carole King
John Lennon
Paul McCartney
Zachary Wiesner (as Zach Wiesner)



source/pic: my records



Various Artists - No Nukes - The MUSE Concerts For A Non-Nuclear Future
Asylum ML-801 (1979) - US LP - 3-record set

Side One

1 - Dependin' On You - The Doobie Brothers
2 - Runaway - Bonnie Raitt
3 - Angel From Montgomery - Bonnie Raitt
4 - Plutonium Is Forever - John Hall
5 - Power - The Doobie Brothers with John Hall & James Taylor

Side Two

6 - The Times They Are A-Changin' - James Taylor, Carly Simon & Graham Nash
7 - Cathredral - Graham Nash
8 - The Crow On The Cradle - Jackson Browne & Graham Nash
9 - Before The Deluge - Jackson Browne

Side Three

10 - Lotta Love - Nicolette Larson & The Doobie Brothers
11 - Little Sister - Ry Cooder
12 - A Woman - Sweet Honey In The Rock
13 - We Almost Lost Detroit - Gil Scott-Heron
14 - Get Together - Jesse Colin Young

Side Four

15 - You Can’t Change That - Raydio
16 - Once You Get Started - Chaka Khan
17 - Captain Jim’s Drunken Dream - James Taylor
18 - Honey Don’t Leave L.A.* - James Taylor
19 - Mockingbird* - James Taylor & Carly Simon

Side Five

20 - Heart Of The Night - Poco
21 - Cry To Me - Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
22 - Stay - Bruce Springsteen, Jackson Browne & The E Street Band
23 - Devil With The Blue Dress Medley - Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band

Side Six

24 - You Don’t Have To Cry - Crosby, Stills & Nash
25 - Long Time Gone - Crosby, Stills & Nash
26 - Teach Your Children - Crosby, Stills & Nash
27 - Takin’ It To The Streets - The Doobie Brothers & James Taylor

Leland Sklar - Bass (18, 19)*
James Taylor - Vocals, Guitar
Carly Simon - Vocals, Background Vocals
Michael McDonald - Vocals, Keyboards
Bonnie Raitt - Vocals, Guitar, Background Vocals
John Hall - Vocal, Guitar, Organ, Background Vocals
Graham Nash - Vocals, Guitar, Piano, Background Vocals
Jackson Browne - Vocals, Guitar, Piano, Background Vocals
Nicolette Larson - Vocal, Background Vocals
Ry Cooder - Vocal, Guitar
Bernice Johnson - Vocal
Tulani Jordan - Vocal
Evelyn Harris - Vocal
Yasmeen Williams - Vocal
Gil Scott-Heron - Vocal, Keyboards
Jesse Colin Young - Vocal, Guitar
Ray Parker, Jr. - Vocal, Bass
Chaka Khan - Vocal
Kim Bullard - Vocal, Keyboards
Tom Petty - Lead Vocal, Rhythm Guitar
Bruce Springsteen - Vocals, Guitar
Stephen Stills - Vocals, Guitar, Lead Guitar
David Crosby - Vocals, Guitar
Tiran Porter - Bass
Freebo - Bass, Vocals
David Schwartz - Bass
Tim Drummond - Bass
Bob Glaub - Bass
Robert Gordon - Bass
Mark Stevens - Bass, Background Vocal
Anthony Jackson - Bass
Charlie Harrison - Bass, Vocals
Ron Blair - Bass
Garry Tallent - Bass
Russ Kunkel - Drums (7, 9, 14, 17, 18, 19, 25, 26)
Keith Knudsen - Drums
Chet McCracken - Drums
Dennis Whitted - Drums
Chris Parker - Drums
Jim Keltner - Drums
Tony Green - Drums
Larry Tolbert - Drums, Vocal
Steve Ferrone - Drums
Steve Chapman - Drums
Stan Lynch - Drums, Background Vocals
Max Weinberg - Drums
Waddy Wachtel - Guitar
Danny Kortchmar - Guitar
Patrick Simmons - Guitar
John McFee - Guitar, Pedal Steel Guitar
Will McFarlane - Guitar, Vocals
David Lindley - Acoustic Guitar, Guitar, Fiddle
Ed Brady - Guitar
Steve Beckmeyer - Guitar
Charles Fearing - Guitar, Vocal
Hamish Stewart - Guitar, Background Vocal
Jeff Mironov - Guitar
Phil Upchurch - Guitar, Solo
Rusty Young - Pedal Steel Guitar
Paul Cotton - Lead Guitar, Rhythm Guitar
Mike Campbell - Lead Guitar
Steve Van Zandt - Guitar, Background Vocals
Don Grolnick - Keyboards, Piano
Craig Doerge - Organ, Synthesizer, String Synthesizer, Keyboards
Cornelius Bumpus - Organ, Saxophone
Bill Payne - Piano
Louis Levin - Keyboards
William Smith - Organ
Carl Cornwell - Piano, Horns, Flute
Jef Labes - Piano
Arnell Carmichael - Synthesizer, Vocal
Darren Carmichael - Piano, Vocal
Arthur Jenkins - Keyboard
Ken Bichell - Cat Synthesizer
Benmont Tench - Keyboards
Danny Federici - Organ
Roy Bittan - Piano, Background Vocals
David Sanborn - Saxophone
Josh Schneider - Saxophone
Phill Kenzie - Saxophone
Clarence Clemons - Sax, Background Vocals
Rick Marotta - Percussion (18, 19)
Ted Templeman - Percussion
Jody Linscott - Percussion
Ross BaBu - Percussion
Joe Lala - Percussion
Rosemary Butler - Vocals, Background Vocals
Lynn Pitney - Vocal
Phillip Ballou - Vocal
Gloria Coleman - Vocal, Background Vocal
Brenda Eager - Vocal, Background Vocals
Cleo Kennedy - Vocal, Background Vocal
Doug Haywood - Vocal, Background Vocals
Bobbie King - Vocal
Herman Johnson - Vocal
Arnold McCuller - Background Vocals
David Lasley - Background Vocals
Suzi Young - Background Vocal
Charlotte Crossley - Background Vocals

Album Production Credits

Produced for MUSE, Inc. by Jackson Browne, Graham Nash, John Hall, and Bonnie Raitt
Associate Producer: Stanley Johnston
Peter Asher - Contributing Producer
Jon Landau - Contributing Producer
Steve Van Zandt - Contributing Producer
Arif Mardin - Contributing Producer
Richard Orshoff - Contributing Producer

Greg Ladanyi - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Stanley Johnston - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Dennis Kirk - Recording Engineer
Don Gooch - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Jimmy Iovine - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Shelly Yakus - Recording Engineer
Joe Chiccarelli - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
David Hewitt - Recording Engineer
Malcolm Cecil - Mixing Engineer
Neil Dorfsman - Mixing Engineer
Val Garay - Mixing Engineer
Lew Hahn - Mixing Engineer
Lee Hirschberg - Mixing Engineer
Grey Ingram - Mixing Engineer
Scott Litt - Mixing Engineer
Lewis Mark - Mixing Engineer
Drew Bennett - Contributing Engineer
Bill Dooley - Contributing Engineer
James Farber - Contributing Engineer
Jim Nipar - Contributing Engineer
Gene Paul - Contributing Engineer
Neil Pedinoff - Contributing Engineer
Rick Porter - Contributing Engineer
Mike Sanders - Contributing Engineer

Recording Location:
Recorded live at the Madison Square Garden, New York, NY, September 19 - 23, 1979

David Hewitt - Remote Crew
Phil Gitomer - Remote Crew
Michael Guthrie - Remote Crew
Dana Lester - Remote Crew
Kooster Macallister - Remote Crew
Paul Restoring - Remote Crew
John Venable - Remote Crew

Remote Facility:
The Record Plant Truck, NYC

Mixing and Assembling Studios:
The Sound Factory, Los Angeles, CA
Rudy Records, Los Angeles, CA
Pasha Music House, Hollywood, CA
The Record Plant Studios, New York, NY
Sound Castle, Los Angeles, CA
Village Recorders, Los Angeles, CA
The Power Station, New York, NY
Record One, Los Angeles, CA

“Thanks to the above studios for all the free studio time”.

Val Garay - Mastering Engineer (The Mastering Lab)
Doug Sax - Mastering Engineer (The Mastering Lab)
Bernie Grundman - Mastering Engineer (A&M)

Mastering Studios:
The Mastering Lab, Los Angeles, CA
A&M Studios, Los Angeles, CA

Laurel Bergland Ford - Project Continuity
Phillip Bloom - Project Continuity
Maggie Ramsey - Project Continuity
Candi Bachman - Project Coordinator
Bryn Bridenthal - Project Coordinator
Cori Glazer - Project Coordinator
Terry Dunavan - Project Coordinator
Debbie Reinberg - Project Coordinator

Head & Body Shop, Los Angeles, CA - Typographers

Jimmy Wachtel - Art Direction, Design
John Wilton - MUSE Art Director
Lynn Goldsmith - Photography Coordinator, Contributing Photographer
Joel Bernstein - Contributing Photographer
Dennis Callahan - Contributing Photographer
Peter Chowka - Contributing Photographer
Lionel Delevingne - Contributing Photographer
Don Farber - Contributing Photographer
Terence Ford - Contributing Photographer
Bob Godfrey - Contributing Photographer
Ron Hussey - Contributing Photographer
Bonnie Lippel - Contributing Photographer
John Sievert - Contributing Photographer
Peter Simon - Contributing Photographer
Xeno - Contributing Photographer
Niel Zlozower - Contributing Photographer

Johann Taferts-Hofer - Type Consultant

Concert Production Credits

Ron Delsener - Promoter
Tom Campbell - Promoter
MUSE, Inc. - Producer
Tim Sexton - Associate Producer

Michael Ahern - Stage Manager
Rob Joyce - Stage Manager
Keith Kevan - Stage Manager
Tim O’Connor - Stage Manager
George Travis - Stage Manager

Andrea Ballis - Production Assistant
Obie Benz - Production Assistant
Steven Bernstein - Production Assistant
Elaine Corlett - Production Assistant
Michael Eavans - Production Assistant
Becky Fong - Production Assistant
Glenn Goodwin - Production Assistant
Tom Hess - Production Assistant
Marc Holbert - Production Assistant
Paige Kevan - Production Assistant
Shelly Lazar - Production Assistant
Michael Mayne - Production Assistant
Donald “Buddha” Miller - Production Assistant

John Badenhop - Production Crew
Eric Barrett - Production Crew
Tim Bernett - Production Crew
David Bernstein - Production Crew
Joel Bernstein - Production Crew
Mark Brickman - Production Crew
Rance Caldwell - Production Crew
Sal Cappazoli - Production Crew
Bob Chirmside - Production Crew
Rusty Conway - Production Crew
Ivan Crews - Production Crew
Joe Crowley - Production Crew
Jim DeLuca - Production Crew
Tony Demattia - Production Crew
Denny Densmore - Production Crew
Chip Dox - Production Crew
Pat Farrell - Production Crew
David Faison - Production Crew
Richard Fernandez - Production Crew
Chuck Fitzpatrick - Production Crew
Bill “Doc” Gans - Production Crew
Tom Hansen - Production Crew
Denis Heron - Production Crew
Armando Hurley - Production Crew
Jeffrey Husband - Production Crew
Grey Ingram - Production Crew
Bruce Jackson - Production Crew
Buford Jones - Production Crew
Dennis Jones - Production Crew
Phyllis Kaufman - Production Crew
Leroy Kerr - Production Crew
Ed Kolakowski - Production Crew
Danny Kretzchmar - Production Crew
Louis Lee - Production Crew
Tom Littrell - Production Crew
Clyde Llewellyn - Production Crew
Robin Magruder - Production Crew
Rob Marchner - Production Crew
Jeff Mason - Production Crew
Mary Newton - Production Crew
Steve Nutting - Production Crew
Allen Owen - Production Crew
C.J. Patterson - Production Crew
Steve Pearlman - Production Crew
Ron Penny - Production Crew
Bob Pope - Production Crew
Dennis Scrimo - Production Crew
B.J. Schiller - Production Crew
Dixie Swanson - Production Crew
George Van Ostrum - Production Crew
Michael Valvano - Production Crew
Larry Wallace - Production Crew
Marty Wolff - Production Crew

Iris Brown - MUSE Staff
Christy Carlson - MUSE Staff
Michael Castleman - MUSE Staff
David Fenton - MUSE Staff
Laurel Bergland Ford - MUSE Staff
Becky Hardee - MUSE Staff
Sherry Jacoves - MUSE Staff
Ken Jordan - MUSE Staff
Susan Kellam - MUSE Staff
Noah Kimerling - MUSE Staff
Kerry Kollmar - MUSE Staff
Pam Lippe - MUSE Staff
Sam Lovejoy - MUSE Staff
Susanna Styron - MUSE Staff
Harvey Wasserman - MUSE Staff

--

“Thanks to all the managers and their staffs for their support and cooperation”.

“Special thanks to: Joe Smith, Lee Phillips, Ron Delsener, Jack Calmes, David Lubell, Danny Goldberg & Paul Fishkin, Gil Segel, Dave Hassinger, Rob Franklin, Frank Norton, Chris Hansen, and Jack Fitzpatrick”.

“Also, many thanks to: Paul Simon, Phoebe Snow, Peter Tosh, and Stephen Bishop”.

“Lights & Sound provided by Showco”.

“Thanks to: The Madison Square Garden staff and crews; Air Apparent, Inc.; Brittania Row Staging Techniques, Inc.; Green Mountain Post Films; Segel & Goldman, Inc.; Studio Instrument Rentals, Los Angeles and New York; I.A.T.S.E. Local #1; Bruce DeForest, Dave Hughes, and Jimmy Pullis”.

Songwriters:
James Taylor
R. Blackwell
Jackson Browne
Connie Brooks
Sydney Carter
Gavin Christopher
Paul Cotton
Bob Crewe
Max Crook
David Crosby
Bob Dylan
Charles Foxx
Inez Foxx
Johanna Hall
John Hall
Enotris Johnson
Patricia Johnson
Danny Kortchmar
Fred Long
Tony Maiden
John Marascalco
Michael McDonald
Graham Nash
Ray Parker, Jr.
Richard Penniman
Doc Pomus
Chet Powers
John Prine
Bert Russell
Gil Scott-Heron
Del Shannon
Mort Shuman (as Mort Schuman)
Patrick Simmons
William Stevenson
Stephen Stills
Maurice Williams
Neil Young



source/pic: my records



James Taylor - Dad Loves His Work
Columbia TC 37009 (1981) - US LP

Side One

1 - Hard Times*
2 - Her Town Too*
3 - Hour That The Morning Comes*
4 - I Will Follow*
5 - Believe It Or Not*

Side Two

6 - Stand And Fight*
7 - Only For Me*
8 - Summer’s Here*
9 - Sugar Trade*
10 - London Town*
11 - That Lonesome Road

Note: Following credits were taken from the remastered 2000 EU CD re-issue on Columbia 497450 2.

James Taylor - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Bass Harmonica, Choir
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)*
Rick Marotta - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10), Congas (1), Percussion (5, 6), Timbales (8)
Dan Dugmore - Electric Guitar, Pedal Steel
Waddy Wachtel - Electric Guitar, Electric Guitar Solo, Acoustic Guitar, Slide Guitar
Don Grolnick - Piano, Organ, Fender Rhodes, Keyboards, Organ Solo
Bill Cuomo - Synthesizers
Gregory Taylor - Harmonica (as ‘Fingers’ Taylor)
Peter Asher - Percussion (6, 7), Shaker (8), Choir
John David Souther - Vocal
David Lasley - Background Vocals, Choir
Arnold McCuller - Background Vocals, Choir
Jim Gilstrap - Choir
Bernard Ighner - Choir
Jennifer Warnes - Choir

Produced by Peter Asher

Gene Page - String Arrangement (2), String Conduction (2)

Val Garay - Recording Engineer
Niko Bolas - Assistant Engineer

Recording Studio:
Record One, L.A. (September 5th, 1980 - January 18th, 1981)

Doug Sax - Digital Remastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
The Mastering Lab (L.A.)

Edd Kolakowski - Keyboard Technician

Laura Grover - Remaster Product Manager

Aaron Rapoport - Photography
Kosh - Design, Art Direction

“Mixed using the Aphex”.

“Thanks to Glo & Ira”.

Songwriters:
James Taylor
Jacob Brackman
Jimmy Buffet
Don Grolnick
Timothy Mayer
John-David Souther
Waddy Wachtel



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



James Taylor - That’s Why I’m Here
Columbia FC 40052 (1985) - US LP
Columbia CK 69804 - US CD issue with added track

Side One

1 - That’s Why I’m Here
2 - Song For You Far Away
3 - Only A Dream In Rio
4 - Turn Away*
5 - Going Around One More Time

CD added track

6 - My Romance

Side Two

7 - Everyday*
8 - Limousine Driver
9 - Only One
10 - Mona
11 - The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
12 - That’s Why I’m Here (Reprise)

Notes: 1) Track 6 was not included in the original vinyl release of the album. 2) Track 12, although included in the original vinyl release of the album, was not listed in the back cover track list. 3) Above image was taken from the US LP release. 4) Following credits were taken from both the original US LP and remastered CD releases.

James Taylor - Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass (4, 7)*
Tony Levin - Bass
Rick Shlosser - Drums (4, 7)
Russell Kunkel - Drums
Jeff Pevar - Guitar
Dan Dugmore - Guitar, Steel
Billy Payne - Keyboards
Don Grolnick - Keyboards, Piano (6)
Clifford Carter - Keyboards
Gregory Taylor - Harmonica (as Gregory ‘Fingers’ Taylor)
Kenny Kosek - Violin
David Sanborn - Saxophone, Horns
Michael Brecker - Horns
Randy Brecker - Horns, Vocal
Barry Rogers - Horns
Jim Maelen - Percussion
Airto Moreira - Percussion
Starz Vanderlockit - Percussion (4)
Deniece Williams - Vocal
David Lasley - Vocals
Kenia Gould - Vocal
Zbeto - Vocal
Eliane Eliaf - Vocal
Arnold McCuller - Vocals
Rosemary Butler - Vocals
Peter Asher - Vocal
Frank Filipetti - Vocal
Eric Troyer - Vocal
Rory Dodd - Vocal
Don Henley - Vocal
Joni Mitchell - Vocal
Graham Nash - Vocals

Produced by James Taylor and Frank Filipetti
Fond Thanks to Peter Asher, Cool and Helpful Throughout

Frank Filipetti - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Billy Miranda - Assistant Engineer
Moira Marquis - Assistant Engineer
Renatta Blauer - Assistant Engineer (Air Studios)

Recording Studios:
Right Track Recording, NYC, NY
Air Studios, Montserrat (tracks 4, 7)

Mixing Studio:
Right Track Recording, NYC, NY

Ted Jensen - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Sterling Sound

Andrew Brucker - Cover Photo
Patricia Caulfield - Back Cover Photo
John Berg - Art Direction

“Special Thanks: Gloria Boyce, Graham Holmes, Edd Kolakowski, Thea Korek, Jim Maraniss, Tamara Weiss, Bill W”.

2000 CD Reissue Additional Credits

Laura Grover - Remaster Product Manager

Songwriters:
James Taylor
Burt Bacharach
Hal David
Charles Hardin
Norman Petty
Additional Songwriters (CD Release):
Lorenz Hart
Richard Rodgers



source/pic: my records



James Taylor - Live In Rio
Som Livre 530038 (1986) - Brazil LP

Side One

1 - Long Ago And Far Away
2 - Carolina In My Mind
3 - Up On The Roof*
4 - You’ve Got A Friend*
5 - Shower The People*

Side Two

6 - Fire And Rain*
7 - Mexico*
8 - Walking Man*
9 - Don’t Let Me Be Lonely Tonight*
10 - Knock On Wood*
11 - How Sweet It Is*

Notes: 1) Above picture and following credits were taken from the original Brazilian LP release. 2) Brazilian CD reissue in 1991 on Columbia 700060 came with modified artwork.

James Taylor - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Leland Sklar - Bass (3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)*
Rick Shlosser - Drums (3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
Dan Dugmore - Guitars
Billy Payne - Keyboards
Peter Asher - Percussion
Arnold McCuller - Background Vocals
Rosemary Butler - Background Vocals

Produced by Peter Asher

A. “Moog” Canazio - Recording Engineer
Jorge “Gordo” Guimarães - Recording Engineer
Beto - Assistant Engineer
Wellington - Assistant Engineer
João Maria - Assistant Engineer
Sharon Rice - Assistant Engineer (The Complex)
Keith Seppanen - Assistant Engineer (The Complex)
Bobby Hickey - Live Sound Engineer
Pat Farrell - Live Sound Engineer
Frank Filipetti - Mixing Engineer
George Massenburg - Additional Engineering

Recording Location:
Recorded Live at Rock In Rio (January 12th and 14th, 1985)

Recording Unit:
Som Livre Remote Recording Unit

Mixing Studio:
Yamaha Studios, Glendale
The Complex, Los Angeles (Additional Engineering)

Sergio Motta - Repertoire Assistant

Felipe Taborda - Cover Design, Art Direction
Marciso Carvalho - Cover Design, Art Direction
Federico Mendes - Photography
Pojucan - Illustration

“Thanks to Oscar Ornstein, Gerry Stickles, Lonnie McKenzie, Edd Kolakowski, John Kramer, Chip Croop, Brian Reed, John Toffolo, Luiz Carlos Carvalho and to the people of Brazil”.

Songwriters:
James Taylor
Steve Cropper
Lamont Dozier
Eddie Floyd
Gerry Goffin
Brian Holland
Edward Holland, Jr.
Carole King



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



James Taylor - Never Die Young
Columbia FC 40851 (1988) - US LP

Side One

1 - Never Die Young*
2 - T-Bone*
3 - Baby Boom Baby*
4 - Runaway Boy*
5 - Valentine’s Day

Side Two

6 - Sun On The Moon*
7 - Sweet Potato Pie*
8 - Home By Another Way*
9 - Letter In The Mail*
10 - First Of May*

Note: Above image and following credits were taken from the remastered 2000 EU CD re-issue on Columbia 497452 2.

James Taylor - Vocals, Guitar
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)*
Jay Leonhart - Acoustic Bass
Carlos Vega - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10), Percussion
Bob Mann - Guitar
Dan Dugmore - Pedal Steel Guitar, Banjo
Jeff Mironov - Additional Guitars
Don Grolnick - Keyboards
Bill Payne - Synthesizer
Mark O’Connor - Violin
Gregory Taylor - Harmonica (as Greg “Fingers” Taylor)
Michael Brecker - Tenor Saxophone
“Café” Edson A. daSilva - Percussion
Arnold McCuller - Vocals
Rosemary Butler - Vocals
David Lasley - Additional Vocals
Lani Groves - Additional Vocals

Produced by Don Grolnick

Robby Kilgore - Synthesizer Programming
Clifford Carter - Synthesizer Programming

James Farber - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer, Remastering Consultant
Don Rodenbach - Assistant Engineer

Recording & Mixing Studio:
Power Station, NYC

Greg Calbi - Digital Remastering Engineer

Digital Remastering Studio:
Sterling Sound, New York City

Peter Stiglin - Production Coordination
Edd Kolakowski - Production Assistance
Ronda Schoen - Digital Editing

Management: Gary Borman/Borman Entertainment - Los Angeles, CA

Laura Grover - Remaster Product Manager

Jim Brandenburg - Wolf Photos
Rudy Molacek - J.T. Photo
Marc Balet - Art Direction

“Piano Courtesy of Steinway & Sons”.

“Special thanks to Peter Asher, Gloria Boyce, Ira Koslow and Peter Lopacki”.

Songwriters:
James Taylor
Timothy Mayer
Bill Payne
Zachary Wiesner



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

Singles



“Shower The People” - US 7” single - a-side



“Shower The People” - US 7” single - b-side

James Taylor
Shower The People/I Can Dream Of You
Warner Bros. WBS 8222 (1976) - US 7" single

a-side

1 - Shower The People* - edited

b-side

2 - I Can Dream Of You

Notes: 1) Side A is an edited version of the song from the “In The Pocket” album (see entry above) clocking in at 3:52. Album version is 4:32. Cuts have been made in the ad-lib before the fade, taking away four central bars of the initial eight-bar guitar arpeggios, plus eight central bars of the vamping, from “You’ll feel better…” to “I say”. 2) Side B is a cover of a Livingston Taylor song which was not included in the “In The Pocket” album and is not available anywhere else. Personnel for this track is unknown. 3) Both tracks were produced by Lenny Waronker & Russ Titelman and engineered by Lee Herschberg. 4) Please refer to the above “In The Pocket” entry for complete musician credits to track 1.

James Taylor - Vocals, Guitar
Leland Sklar - Bass (1)*

Songwriters:
James Taylor
Livingston Taylor



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DVDs

So far, the only available JT content with Lee released on DVD is: 1) Various appeareances on SNL (multiple seasons). 2) The Carole King/James Taylor “Live At The Troubadour” CD/DVD 2-disc set (see link at the top). 3) The Morgan Neville documentary “Troubadours” CD/DVD 2-disc set. (see link at the top). 4) The DVD release of the “Purely Music” series laserdisc which has been reissued as “James Taylor Live In Germany 1986” (available also as audio CD). As of today (May 2011) the “James Taylor In Concert” show recorded at the Blossom Music Center, Ohio (1979), the “James Taylor In Concert” show recorded at the Colonial Theater, Boston (1988) and the feature film “No Nukes - The Muse Concert” show, shot at Madison Square Garden, New York (1979) are not available on DVD.

As soon as all available material reaches my desk entries will be added in this section of the post with complete details. Thanks!


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You can find the post about the group Trio (Emmylou Harris, Dolly Parton & Linda Ronstadt) here: bassroutes.blogspot.com/2010/05/trio-emmylou-harris-dolly-parton-linda.html



For the Gail Davies contribution, please go to: bassroutes.blogspot.com/2011/02/gail-davies.html



For the Julio Iglesias contribution, please go to: bassroutes.blogspot.com/2011/08/julio-iglesias_19.html



Additional titular post for Dolly Parton on this blog (although Lee performs with a different artist): bassroutes.blogspot.com/2011/04/various-artists-banjoman-tribute-to.html



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Dolly Parton - 9 To 5 And Odd Jobs

RCA AAL1-3852 (1980) - US LP

RCA Legacy Nashville 88697 46193 2 (2009) - US/EU CD - Expanded edition reissue with 3 bonus tracks




Side One



1 - 9 To 5

2 - Hush-A-Bye Hard Times*

3 - The House Of The Rising Sun*

4 - Deportee (Plane Wreck At Los Gatos)*

5 - Sing For The Common Man*




Side Two



6 - Working Girl*

7 - Detroit City*

8 - But You Know I Love You*

9 - Dark As A Dungeon*

10 - Poor Folks Town*




CD reissue bonus tracks



11 - Everyday People* - previously unreleased

12 - 9 To 5 - Love To Infinity Radio Mix 2008

13 - 9 To 5 - Karaoke Mix 2009 - previously unreleased



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



Original LP Credits



Dolly Parton - Vocals

Leland Sklar - Bass (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11?)*

Abraham Laboriel - Bass (as Abraham LaBoriel)

Eddie Bayers - Drums (2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)

Rick Shlosser - Drums (as Richard Schlosser)

Reggie Young - Guitars

Joe McGuffee - Steel Guitar

Larry Carlton - Guitars

John Goux - Slide Guitar

Jeff Baxter - Guitar

Martin K. Walsh - Guitar

Ron Oates - Keyboards

Ian Underwood - Synthesizers

Gregg Perry - Organ, Typewriter

Larry Knechtel - Piano

Sonny Osborne - Banjo, Background Vocals

Mike Post - Synthesized Flute

Tom Saviano - Saxophone

William Reichenbach - Trombone

Kim S. Hutchcroft - Baritone Sax

Jerry Hey - Trumpet

Leonard Castro - Percussion

Richard Dennison - Background Vocals

Anita Ball - Background Vocals, Background Singer

Joey Scarbury - Background Vocals

Bobby Osborne - Background Vocals

Stephanie Spruill - Background Singer

Denise Maynelli - Background Singer

Drill Team on “Working Girl”:

Dolly Parton

Judy Ogle

Eddie Bayers

Reggie Young

Leland Sklar

Mike Post



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

Gregg Perry - Associate Producer, Producer (1)



Mike Post - Arrangements (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)

Gregg Perry - Arrangement (1)

Dolly Parton - Arrangement (3)

Sid Sharp - Concert Master

Frank DeCaro - Contractor (1)



Marshall Morgan - Engineer (Audio Media) (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)

Pat McMakin - Second Engineer (Audio Media) (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)

Paul Dobbe - Engineer (Western Recorders) (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)

Chuck Britz - Engineer (Western Recorders) (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)

Larry Carlton - Engineer (Studio 335) (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)

Armin Steiner - Engineer (Sound Labs) (1)

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

Rick Romano - Second Mixing Engineer (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)



Recording Studios:

Audio Media, Nashville, Tennessee (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)

Western Recorders, Hollywood, California (additional recording) (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)

Studio 335, Hollywood, California (additional recording) (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)

Sound Labs, Hollywood, California (1)



Mixing Studio:

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



Mike Reese - Mastering Engineer



Mastering Studio:

Mastering Lab, Hollywood, California



Tim Bryant & George Corsillo/Gribbitt - Art Direction

George Corsillo - Album Design

Ron Slenzak - Photography

Pie Lombardi & Michele Elam - Props, Styling

Colleen Owens - Hair Stylist

Mary Malin - Clothes Designer

Bobbe Joy - Makeup



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



CD Reissue Additional Credits



Produced by Mike Post (11)

Produced by Gregg Perry and Love To Infinity (12)

Produced by Gregg Perry (14)

Produced for Reissue by Rob Santos



Gregg Perry - Arrangements (12, 13)



Vic Anesini - Mastering Engineer



Mastering Studio:

Battery Studios, NYC



Legacy A&R: Steve Berkowitz

John Hudson - Project Direction

Howard Fritz son - Art Direction

Pat Moroney - Design

20th Century/Photofest - Photography



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



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



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



Track 1:

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



Track 3:

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



Track 5:

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



Track 6:

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



Track 8:

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



Track 10:

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



Track 10:

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



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



www.legacyrecordings.com



Songwriters:

Dolly Parton

Mark Andersen

Danny Dill

Woody Guthrie

Martin Hoffman

Freida Parton

Mike Settle

Mel Tillis

Merle Travis

Additional Songwriter (CD re-release):

Sylvester Stewart







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







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







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Dolly Parton - Heartbreak Express

RCA AHL1-4289 (1982) - US LP



Side One



1 - Heartbreak Express

2 - Single Women

3 - My Blue Ridge Mountain Boy

4 - As Much As Always

5 - Do I Ever Cross Your Mind



Side Two



6 - Release Me

7 - Barbara On Your Mind

8 - Act Like A Fool

9 - Prime Of Our Love

10 - Hollywood Potters



Note: Album does not come with track-by-track musician credits.



Dolly Parton - Vocals

Lee Sklar - Bass

Nathan East - Bass

Abe Laboriel - Bass

Eddy Anderson - Drums

Michael Severs - Guitar

Fred Tackett - Guitar

Jeff Baxter - Guitar

Albert Lee - Guitar

Steve Cropper - Guitar

Joe McGuffee - Steel Guitar

Ron Oates - Keyboards

Red Young - Keyboards

Terry McMillan - Harmonica

Buddy Spicher - Fiddle

Gregg Perry - Dulcimer, Background Singer

Lenny Castro - Conga

Tom Scott - Horns

Jim Horn - Horns

George Bohanon - Horns

Gary Grant - Horns

Tom Saviano - Horns

Chuck Findley - Horns

Slide Hyde - Horns

Gary Herbig - Horns

Richard Dennison - Background Singer

Anita Ball - Background Singer

Jim Salestrom - Background Singer

Stephanie Spruill - Background Singer

Denise Maynelli DeCaro - Background Singer

Roy Galloway - Background Singer

Alexandra Brown - Background Singer

Willie Greene - Background Singer

Gene Morford - Background Singer



Produced & Arranged by Dolly Parton & Gregg Perry



Harry Bluestone - Concert Master

Frank DeCaro - Contractor



Doug Parry - Engineer (Smoketree Recording Studio)

Rick Romano - Assistant Engineer (Smoketree Recording Studio)

Ernie Winfrey - Engineer (Soundshop Recording Studio)

Ken Deene - Recording Engineer (Warner Bros. Recording Studio)



Recording Studios:

Smoketree Recording Studio

Soundshop Recording Studio (Additional Overdubs)

Warner Bros. Recording Studio (Additional Overdubs)



Mixing Studio:

Smoketree Recording Studio



Herb Ritts - Photography

Phyllis Chotin & Michele Hart/Media Arts - Art Direction

Dolly Parton - Design Concept

Colleen Owens - Hair Style

Shirlee Strahm - Costume Coordinator

Kendall Errair - Costume Coordinator

Erecter Set - Set Design



“Special Thanks: Judy Ogle, Susie Glickman, Don Warden and Jeannie Parry - for help and inspiration”.



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



Songwriters:

Dolly Parton

Eddie Miller

Michael O’Donoghue

Dub Williams

Robert Yount







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Dolly Parton - Burlap & Satin

RCA AHL1-4691 (1983) - US LP



Side One



1 - OOO-EEE

2 - Send Me The Pillow You Dream On

3 - Jealous Heart

4 - A Gamble Either Way

5 - Appalachian Memories



Side Two



6 - I Really Don’t Want To Know - with Willie Nelson

7 - Potential New Boyfriend

8 - A Cowboy’s Ways

9 - One Of Those Days

10 - Calm On The Water



Note: Album does not come with track-by-track musician credits.



Dolly Parton - Vocals, Hand Claps

Lee Sklar - Bass

Michael Rhodes - Bass

Tommy Cogbill - Bass

Eddy Anderson - Drums, Percussion

Rick Marotta - Drums

Michael Severs - Guitar

Tom Rutledge - Guitar

Pete Bordonali - Guitar

Hugh McCracken - Guitar

Marty Walsh - Guitar

Joe McGuffee - Steel Guitar

Ron Oates - Keyboards, Synthesizer

Robbie Buchanan - Keyboards

Mitch Humphries - Keyboards

Gregg Perry - Keyboards

Dennis Solee - Tenor Sax, Flute

Dewayne Pigg - English Horn

Nashville String Machine - Strings

Anita Ball - Background Vocals, Hand Claps

Richard Dennison - Background Vocals

Judy Rodman - Background Vocals, Hand Claps

Donna McElroy - Background Vocals

Lea Jane Berinati - Background Vocals

Karen Taylor-Good - Background Vocals

Lisa Silver - Background Vocals

Michael Black - Background Vocals

Ray Walker - Background Vocals

Judy Ogle - Hand Claps

Ernie Winfrey - Hand Claps



Produced and Arranged by Gregg Perry

Dolly Parton - Executive Producer



Ernie Winfrey - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer

Phil Jamtaas - Recording Engineer

Fran Overall - Assistant Engineer

Jim Scott - Assistant Engineer



Recording Studios:

Sound Shop (Nashville, Tennessee)

The Castle (Nashville, Tennessee)

Record Plant (Los Angeles, California)



Ed Caraeff - Art Direction, Photography, Design



Cassie Seaver - Makeup

Colleen Owens - Hair Stylist

Donna Gilbert - Hair Stylist

Tzezi Ganev - Costumes

Photographed at The Baron Margo Residence



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



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



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



Songwriters:

Dolly Parton

Howard Barnes

Steve Kipner

Hank Locklin

Annie McLoone

John Lewis Parker

Don Robertson







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Dolly Parton - The Great Pretender

RCA AHL1-4940 (1984) - US LP



Side One



1 - Save The Last Dance For Me*

2 - I Walk The Line*

3 - Turn, Turn, Turn (To Everything There Is A Season)*

4 - Downtown*

5 - We Had It All



Side Two



6 - She Don’t Love You (Like I Love You)*

7 - We’ll Sing In The Sunshine*

8 - I Can’t Help Myself (Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch)*

9 - Elusive Butterfly*

10 - The Great Pretender



Dolly Parton - Vocals

Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9)*

David Platshon - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9)

Craig Hull - Electric Guitar, Slide Guitar

Ron Elliott - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar

Waddy Wachtel - Electric Guitar Solo

Steve Goldstein - DMX Drum Machine (1), Prophet Synthesizer, Jupiter Synthesizer, Synthesizers, Kawai Electric Grand, Keyboards, Acoustic Piano, Organ

Jeff Colella - Jupiter Synthesizer, Organ, Strings, Synthesizers, String Synthesizers, Arp Strings

Bill Cuomo - Synthesizer Strings

Lee Dresser - Harmonica

Chuck Findley - Horns

Slide Hyde - Horns

Don Menza - Horns

Tom Scott - Horns

Gary Grant - Horns

William Reichenbach - Horns (as Bill Reichenbach)

Russell Kunkel - Congas (3)

Brian Glascock - Percussion (1, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9), Congas (6, 7)

The Jordanaires - Background Vocals

Rosemary Butler - Background Vocal

Arnold McCuller - Background Vocal

Mary Ellen Quinn - Background Vocal

Oren Waters - Background Vocal, Choir

Luther Waters - Background Vocal, Choir

Maxine Waters - Choir

Julia Waters - Choir



Produced by Val Garay



Steve Goldstein - Arrangement (1), Horn Arrangement (4), Horn Conduction (4), String Arrangements (5, 8), String Conduction (5)

Syd Sharp - Concertmaster

Pete Seeger - Adaptation (3)



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

Richard Bosworth - Assistant Engineer

Denny Densmore - Assistant Engineer

Scott Hendricks - Second Assistant Engineer

Danny Mundhenk - Second Assistant Engineer

Paul Goldberg - Second Assistant Engineer

Billy Miranda - Second Assistant Engineer

David Leonard - Second Assistant Engineer



Recording Studios:

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

Right Track Recording, New York City (Additional Recording)

Bullet Recording, Nashville (Additional Recording)

Music Mill, Nashville (Additional Recording)

The Sound Factory, Los Angeles (Additional Recording)



Mixing Studio:

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



Doug Sax - Mastering Engineer



Mastering Studio:

The Mastering Lab



Richard Avedon - Photography

Tim Bryant - Art Direction, Design

Renate Leuschner - Hair

Cassie Seaver - Makeup

Tzezi Ganev - Costumes

Thelma Pofahl - Costume Coordinator

Shirlee Strahm - Costume Coordinator



Track 3:

“Words From The Book Of Ecclesiastes”.



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



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



Songwriters:

Jerry Butler

Calvin Carter

John R. Cash

Lamont Dozier

Donnie Fritts

Gale Garnett

Tony Hatch

Brian Holland

Edward Holland, Jr. (as Eddie Holland)

Bob Lind

Curtis Mayfield

Doc Pomus

Buck Ram

Troy Seals

Pete Seeger

Mort Shuman







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Dolly Parton/VV.AA. - Rhinestone (Original Soundtrack Recording)

RCA ABL1-5032 (1984) - US LP



Side One



1 - Tennessee Homesick Blues - Dolly Parton**

2 - Too Much Water - Randy Parton*

3 - The Day My Baby Died - Rusty Buchanan**

4 - One Emotion After Another - Dolly Parton***

5 - Goin’ Back To Heaven - Stella Parton and Kin Vassy*

6 - What A Heartache - Dolly Parton***

7 - Stay Out Of My Bedroom - Sylvester Stallone with Dolly Parton**



Side Two



8 - Woke Up In Love - Dolly Parton and Sylvester Stallone

9 - God Won’t Get You - Dolly Parton

10 - Drinkin’stein - Sylvester Stallone

11 - Sweet Lovin’ Friends - Dolly Parton and Sylvester Stallone

12 - Waltz Me To Heaven - Floyd Parton

13 - Butterflies - Dolly Parton***

14 - Be There - Dolly Parton and Sylvester Stallone**



Notes: 1) Album does not come with track-by-track musician credits. 2) The tracks marked with a double asterisk indicate those songs that, in the feature film, show Leland Sklar as the bass player. 3) The tracks marked with an asterisk are “Modified Versions” appearing on the Soundtrack album, yet, according to the record sleeve notes, “Different from Original Motion Picture Soundtrack”. 4) The tracks marked with a triple asterisk are songs which are actually included on the record in a different version (full band) from the original motion picture soundtrack, but which are not presented as such on the record sleeve notes.



Dolly Parton - Vocals

Sylvester Stallone - Vocals

Randy Parton - Vocals, Background Vocals

Stella Parton - Vocals

Floyd Parton - Vocals

Kin Vassy - Vocals

Rusty Buchanan - Vocals



Musicians:



Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 3, 7, 14)**

Dennis Belfield - Bass

Mike Baird - Drums

Willie Ornelas - Drums

John Goux - Guitar

Herb Pedersen - Guitar, Banjo, Background Vocals

Steve Watson - Guitar

John Bidasio - Steel Guitar

Larry Muhoberac - Piano

Ian Underwood - Synthesizer

Pete Robinson - Synthesizer

David Lindley - Fiddle

Tommy Morgan - Harmonica

Richard Dennison - Background Vocals

Joey Scarbury - Background Vocals

Linda Dillard - Background Vocals



Produced by Mike Post and Dolly Parton



Mike Post - Arrangements



Doug Parry - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer

Ray Sheibley - Second Engineer



Recording and Mixing Studio:

Smoketree Ranch



Diane Robertson - Hair (Dolly Parton)

Robert Sidell - Makeup (Dolly Parton)

Theadora Van Runkle - Costume Designer (Dolly Parton)

Tzetzi Ganev of Western Costume - Costume Designer (Dolly Parton)

Shirlee Strahm - Wardrobe (Dolly Parton)

Barbara Lorenz - Hair (Sylvester Stallone)

Ben Nye, Jr. - Makeup (Sylvester Stallone)

Tom Bronson - Costume Designer (Sylvester Stallone)



Tim Bryant - Art Direction and Design

Steve Shapiro - Photography



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



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



Songwriters:

Dolly Parton

Mike Post

Phil Alden Robinson







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Dolly Parton - Rainbow

Columbia FC40968 (1987) - US LP



Side One



1 - The River Unbroken

2 - I Know You By Heart* - duet with Smokey Robinson

3 - Dump The Dude

4 - Red Hot Screaming Love* (Recorded Live)

5 - Make Love Work*



Side Two



6 - Everyday Hero

7 - Two Lovers

8 - Could I Have Your Autograph

9 - Savin’ It For You

10 - More Than I Can Say



Dolly Parton - Vocals, Harmony Vocals, Background Vocal

Lee Sklar - Bass (2, 4, 5)*

Bob Glaub - Bass

Abraham Laboriel - Electric Bass

Steve Goldstein - Drum Programming (1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9), Synthesizers, Bass Synthesizer, Acoustic Piano, Keyboards

John Vigran - Drum Programming (1, 2)

Craig Krampf - Drum Overdub (2, 6), Drum Programming (3, 5, 7, 8, 9)

Jim Keltner - Drums (4), Percussion (4)

Waddy Wachtel - Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Electric Guitar Solo, Background Vocal

Kevin Dukes - Electric Guitar, Electric Slide Guitar

Dann Huff - Electric Guitar

Al Perkins - Midi Steel Guitar, Midi Pedal Steel Guitar

Danny Kortchmar - Acoustic 12-String Guitar

Rick Vito - Electric Slide Guitar

Mike Landau - Electric Guitar

Bill Cuomo - Synthesizer Organ, Synthesizers

Robert O’ Hearn - Synthesizer

Patricia Mabee - Harpsichord

Hammer Smith - Chromatic Harmonica

Buck Trent - Electric Banjo

Bobby Bruce - Violin

Tom Scott - Saxophone

Maxine Waters - Background Vocals

Julia Waters - Background Vocals

Richard Dennison - Background Vocals

Carmen Twilley - Background Vocals

Blaise Tosti - Background Vocal

Mike Chapman - Background Vocal

Anita Ball - Background Vocals



Produced by Steve “Golde” Goldstein

Dolly Parton - Executive Producer



All Songs Arranged by Dolly Parton and Steve “Golde” Goldstein

David Campbell - String Arrangement (5), String Conduction (5), Orchestra Arrangement (10), Orchestra Conduction (10)

Sid Page - Concertmaster



Richard Bosworth - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer

Allen Sides - Recording Engineer (Orchestra) (5, 10)

Rail Rogut - Assistant Recording Engineer (Record One)

Brett Swain - Assistant Recording Engineer (Record One)

Bob Loftus - Assistant Recording Engineer (Ocean Way Recording Studios)

Brian Scheuble - Assistant Recording Engineer (A&M Recording Studios)



Recording Studios:

Record One, Los Angeles

Ocean Way Recording Studios, Los Angeles

A&M Recording Studios, Los Angeles



Mixing Studios:

A&M Recording Studios, Los Angeles

Ocean Way Recording Studios, Los Angeles



David Blair - Hair

Hallie D’Amour - Makeup

Tony Chase - Costumes

Tony Lane/Nancy Donald - Art Direction

Annie Leibovitz - Photography (Cover, Back Cover, Inner Sleeve)

Raul Vega - Photography (Inner Sleeve)



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



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



Songwriters:

Dolly Parton

David Batteau

Darrell Brown

Mike Chapman

S. Dorff

Dino Fekaris

Eric Kaz

D. Loeb

George Merrill

Robert O’Hearn

Dean Pitchford

A. Rich

William Robinson

Shannon Rubicam

Blaise Tosti







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Sunday, February 6, 2011

Country Gazette

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Lee and Clarence White with Arlo Guthrie:
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Lee with Herb Pedersen:
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Country Gazette - Don’t Give Up Your Day Job
United Artists UA-LA090-F (1973) - US LP

Side One

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

Side Two

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

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

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

Produced by Jim Dickson for Tickner-Dickson Productions

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

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



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



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



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Clarence White

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


Side One

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


Side Two

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

CD reissue bonus tracks

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

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

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

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

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

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

Produced, Compiled & Designed by John Delgatto

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

www.sierrarecords.net

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




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



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


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