Kreag Caffey

Kreag Caffey - Kreag Caffey
Decca DL 7-5363 (1972) - US LP

Side One

1 - Eulogy*
2 - Salt Rain Pleasant
3 - A Song Of Ohe/Some More Will Die
4 - She’s Fast (She Never Eats At Home)*
5 - I’m Scared*

Side Two

6 - Chilly Winds*
7 - Jaclyn*
8 - Baby I’d Ask/Honey I Hide*
9 - Your Machines*
10 - Perimeter*

1) On track 9 Lee shares bass player credits with Steve LaFever, who is the only bass player on track 2. 2) Album comes with liner notes by “Jaclyn”, who should be director Monte Hellman’s first wife, Jaclyn Hellman: both Kreag Caffey and Jaclyn Hellman made in fact an appearance on Monte Hellman’s classic 1971 film “Two-Lane Blacktop”, whose principal stars were James Taylor, Warren Oates, Laurie Bird and Dennis Wilson. Please refer to original album cover for these. 3) Album has become officially available for download from various websites including Amazon.com.uk under the title “Kreg Caffey”. 4) My thanks go to Charlie and John at charliesrecords@allaboutrecords.net for supplying the lyrics/credits sheet my LP copy was missing.

Kreag Caffey - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Harmonica
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)*
Steve LaFever - Bass (2, 8)
Ed Greene (as Eddie Green) - Drums (1, 2, 8, 10)
Richard Hayward - Drums (4)
Mike Deasy - Electric 12 String, Electric Guitars, Acoustic Slide Guitar, Octave Acoustic Guitar, Slide Electric 12 String Guitars, Dobro
John Sebastian - Electric Guitar, Rhythm Electric Guitar
Bruce Davis - Electric Guitar, Electric Lead
Alan Parker - Lead Acoustic Guitar
Bruce Langhorne - Lead Acoustic Guitar
Kenny Rankin - Acoustic Guitar
Buddy Emmons - Pedal Steel
Ed Beyer - Piano, Organ
Craig Doerge (as Craig Duerge) - Piano, Organ
Larry Knechtel (as Larry Knectal) - Organ

Production: Kreag Caffey, Ron Krietzman
B. Mitchell Reed - Executive Producer

Brian Ingoldsby - Recording Engineer
Greg Venable - Recording Engineer
Bob Hughes - Recording Engineer, Mixdown Engineer
Tom Wallace - Assistant Mixdown Engineer
Austin Godsey - Assistant Mixdown Engineer

Recording Studios:
Decca
Devonshire Studios
Record Plant (L.A.)

Mixdown Studio:
Record Plant (L.A.)

Management: B. Mitchell Reed

K. Rosen - Photography, Design
Kreag Caffey - Design
Liz Zerbe - Lab Tech
Jaclyn - Liner Notes

“All songs composed by Kreag Caffey, who also did all the singing upon the same”.

“Special Thanks: Jim Dickson”.

Songwriter:
Kreag Caffey

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Bette Midler

Bette Midler - Broken Blossom
Atlantic SD 19151 (1977) - US LP

Side One

1 - Make Yourself Comfortable*
2 - You Don’t Know Me*
3 - Say Goodbye To Hollywood
4 - I Never Talk To Strangers
5 - Storybook Children
6 - Red

Side Two

7 - Empty Bed Blues
8 - A Dream Is A Wish Your Heart Makes
9 - Paradise
10 - Yellow Beach Umbrella
11 - La Vie En Rose

Note: Above image and following credits were taken from the US CD release on Atlantic 80410-2.

Bette Midler - Vocals, Background Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2)*
Chuck Rainey - Bass
Jim Hughart - Bass
Jerry Scheff - Bass
David Hungate - Bass
Max Bennett - Bass
Russ Kunkel - Drums (1, 2)
Jim Keltner - Drums
Shelly Manne - Drums
Lee Ritenour - Electric Guitar, Guitar
Thom Rotella - Guitar
Ira Newborn - Guitar
Fred Tackett - Guitar, Electric Guitar
David T. Walker - Electric Guitar
Howard Roberts - Guitar, Ukelele
Craig Doerge - Keyboards, Piano
Artie Butler - Piano, Keyboards
Don Randi - Keyboards, Organ
Steve Porcaro - Synthesizers
John Barnes - Piano
Mike Melvoin - Keyboards
Jim Horn - Baritone Sax
Frank Vicari - Tenor Saxophone Solo
Steve Douglas - Saxophone
Plas Johnson - Saxophone
Don Menza - Saxophone
Marshall Royal - Saxophone
Gene Goe - Trumpet
Don Rader - Trumpet
Bobby Shaw - Trumpet
Alan Estes - Congas (1), Percussion
Jack Jennings - Percussion
Lew McCreary - Bones
Bill Watrous - Bones
Tom Waits - Vocal, Piano
Donny Gerrard - Background Vocal
Brian Russell - Background Vocals
Brenda Russell - Background Vocals
Chuck Higgins - Background Vocal
Clydie King - Background Vocals
Diane Brooks - Background Vocals
David Latman - Background Vocal
Ellie Greenwich - Background Vocal
Mikie Harris - Background Vocal

Produced by Brooks Arthur (1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
Production & Sound by Bones Howe // A Mr. Bones Production (4)

Jimmy Haskell - String Arrangement (2), Horn Arrangement (2)
Bobby Rozario - Arrangement (3)
Bob Alcivar - Arrangement (4)
Artie Butler - Arrangements (5, 8, 9), String Arrangements (10, 11),
Horn Arrangement (10)
Ira Newborn - Arrangements (6, 7)
Mike Melvoin - Arrangement (11)

Bob Merritt - Engineer
Brooks Arthur - Engineer
David Latman - Assistant Engineer

Recording Studios:
The Record Plant, Los Angeles (primary recording location)
Studio 55, Los Angeles (additional recording)

Ivy Skoff - Production Coordinator

Management: Aaron Russo, Hollywood, California

Bob Defrin - Cover Design
George Hurrell - Photography (as George Hurell)

Track 4:
“Co-starring Bette Midler & Tom Waits”.

“Dear Waits // Thanks for “Strangers” // Bette”.

Songwriters:

Eddy Arnold

Perry Botkin, Jr.

John Carter

Mack David

Craig Doerge

Gil Garfield

Sammy Hagar

Judy Henske

Al Hoffman

Billy Joel

J.C. Johnson

Jerry Livingston

Louiguy

Bob Merrill

Harry Nilsson

Edith Piaf

David Pomeranz

Spencer Proffer

Tom Waits

Cindy Walker

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Various Artists - A Tribute To Nicolette Larson

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

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

bonus track

16 - In Love With You - Nicolette Larson

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

www.mattel.ucla.edu

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

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

Produced by Nathaniel Kunkel, Russ Kunkel, Graham Nash

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

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

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

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

Douglas Sax - Mastering Engineer
Robert Hadley - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
The Mastering Lab

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

Legal Services Courtesy of Hertz, Goldring & Lichtenstein LLC

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

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

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

“Listen to the timeless music of Nicolette Larson”.

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

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



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Eric Carmen

Eric Carmen - Change Of Heart
Arista AB 4184 (1978) - US LP

Side One

1 - Desperate Fools Overture
2 - Haven’t We Come A Long Way
3 - End Of The World
4 - Heaven Can Wait*
5 - Baby I Need Your Lovin’

Side Two

6 - Change Of Heart
7 - Hey Deanie
8 - Someday
9 - Desperate Fools

Eric Carmen - Vocals, Electric Piano, Background Vocal, Percussion (4, 7, 8), Acoustic Piano, Acoustic Guitar, Tack Piano, Drums, Synthesizers
Leland Sklar - Bass (4)*
Mike Porcaro - Bass
David Wintour - Bass
Jeff Porcaro - Drums
Russell Kunkel - Drums (4)
Michael Botts - Drums
Nigel Olsson - Drums, Background Vocals
Danny Kortchmar (as Daniel Kortchmar) - Electric Guitar, Guitar Solo, Acoustic Guitar
Richie Zito - Electric Guitars, Acoustic Guitar
Fred Tackett - Acoustic Guitar
Richard Reising - Electric Guitars, Background Vocals
Jay Winding - Acoustic Piano, Electric Harpsichord, Electric Piano
Craig Doerge - Acoustic Piano
David Paich - Acoustic Piano
James Newton Howard - Synthesizers
Burton Cummings - Acoustic Piano
Tommy Morgan - Harmonica
Paulinho Da Costa - Percussion (as Paulinho DaCosta)
Joseph Porcaro - Percussion
Laura Allen - Background Vocals
Brian Russell - Background Vocals
Brenda Russell - Background Vocals
Valerie Carter - Background Vocals
Donny Gerrard - Background Vocals
Samantha Sang - Background Vocals
Bruce Johnston - Background Vocals
Curt Becher - Background Vocals
Joe Chemay - Background Vocals

Produced by Eric Carmen
A CAM Production

David Campbell - String Arrangements (1, 4, 9), String Conduction (1, 4, 9)
Gene Page - String Arrangements (2, 3, 5), String Conduction (2, 3, 5)

Greg Ladanyi - Engineer
Dennis Kirk - Engineer
George Ybarra - Assistant Engineer

Recording Studio:
The Sound Factory, LA.

Bernie Grundman - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
A&M Studios

Donn Davenport – Art Direction
Garry Gross - Photography
Nora Lee - Stylist

“Aphex System”.

“Special thanks to Corky Abdo & Faye Rosen // Very special thanks to Marcy Hill”.

Songwriters:
Eric Carmen
Lamont Dozier
Brian Holland
Edward Holland, Jr. (as E. Holland)

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Clarence White

You can click on the following links for the further connected contributions...
Lee and Clarence White with Country Gazette:
bassroutes.blogspot.com/2011/02/country-gazette.html
Lee and Clarence White with Arlo Guthrie:
bassroutes.blogspot.com/2011/02/arlo-guthrie.html
Lee with Herb Pedersen:
bassroutes.blogspot.com/2010/02/chris-hillman-herb-pedersen.html
bassroutes.blogspot.com/2010/02/herb-pedersen.html



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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Gail Davies

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

Side One

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

Side Two

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

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

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

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

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

Galen Senogles - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer

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

Mixing Srudio:
Producers’ Workshop - Los Angeles, California

Dr. Denny Purcell - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Woodland Mastering Facility

Ed Thrasher - Photography, Design

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

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

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

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

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

Side One

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

Side Two

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

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

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

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

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

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

Mixing Studio:
Woodland Sound Studios Nashville, Tennessee

Denny Purcell - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Woodland Mastering Facility

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

Raúl Vega - Photography
Christine Sauers - Art Direction, Design

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

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

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

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

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

Side One

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

Side Two

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Ken Perry - Original Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Masterfonics, Nashville

Management: John Doumanian Management

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

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

“This album is dedicated to Christopher.”.

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

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

Side One

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

Side Two

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

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

Produced by Gail Davies and Leland Sklar for Little Chickadee Productions

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

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

Mixing Studio:
Bill Schnee Studio, Hollywood, CA

Doug Sax - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
The Mastering Lab, Hollywood, CA

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

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

“This album is dedicated to Leland Sklar.”.

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

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

Side One

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

Side Two

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

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

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

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

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

Recording Studio:
Soundstage Studios

Mixing Studios:
Emerald Studio
Masterfonics

Glenn Meadows - Mastering Engineer
Milan Bogdan - Digital Editing

Mastering Studio:
Masterfonics

Digital Editing Studio:
Masterfonics

Jessie Noble - Project Coordinator
Manager: John Doumanian Management

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

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

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

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

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

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

volume 1

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

volume 2

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

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

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

Produced by Gail Davies for Little Chickadee Productions

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

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

John Baldwin - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Georgetown Mastering

David Lege - Photography
Dickerson/Price - Art Design

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

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

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

www.gaildavies.com

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

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Patti Dahlstrom

Patti Dahlstrom - The Way I Am
20th Century T-421 (1973) - US LP

Side One

1 - I’ll Come Home
2 - I Promised*
3 - The Way I Am
4 - High Noon Alibis
5 - Cleveland Snow

Side Two

6 - Emotion
7 - Give Him Time
8 - Then I Lose You
9 - Innate
10 - For Everybody’s Sake*

Patti Dahlstrom - All Vocals, Background Vocal
Leland Sklar - Bass (2, 10)*
Jack Conrad - Bass
Bryan Garofalo - Bass
Jim Gordon - Drums, Conga
Gary Mallaber - Drums (10), Bass Drum (2)
Dean Parks - Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar
Larry Carlton - Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Slide Guitar
David Spinozza (as David Spinoza) - Guitar, Electric Guitar
Ned Doheny - Acoustic Guitars
Ed Black - Pedal Steel
David Lindley - Slide Guitar
Michael Omartian - Piano, Electric Piano
Craig Doerge - Piano
Mike Utley - Organ (as Michael Utley)
Tom Scott - All Flutes, Bass Clarinet, Clarinet, Tenor Sax
The Campbell-Kurban String Section - Strings
Don Dunn - Background Vocal

Produced by Michael J. Jackson/Michael Omartian (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8)
Produced solely by Michael J. Jackson (7, 9, 10)
Final production and sweetening by Michael J. Jackson
Michael Omartian - Basic Rhythm Track Producer (1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8)

Michael Omartian - Basic Rhythm Track Arrangements (1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8), String Arrangements (1, 6)
David Campbell - String Arrangements (5, 8)
Norman Kurban - String Arrangements (5, 8)
Clarence McDonald - Fluegel Horn Arrangement (3), Flute Arrangement (3)

Bill Schnee - Recording Engineer
Gary Ulmer - Recording Engineer
Henry Lewy - Recording Engineer
Mike Lietz - Recording Engineer (as Mic Lietz)
John Haeny - Recording Engineer, Remix Engineer (5)
Tommy Vicari - Recording Engineer
Wayne Dailey - Recording Engineer
Ric Tarantini - Recording Engineer
Stephan Goldman - Recording Engineer
Rick Porter - Recording Engineer
Al Schmidt - Remix Engineer (3, 8)
Michael J. Jackson - Remix Engineer (1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 9, 10)

Recording Studios:
Quantum Studios, Torrance
M.R.I. Studios, Hollywood
Sunset Sound Studios, Hollywood
A&M Studios, Hollywood
Sound Labs, Hollywood

Mixing Studio:
Sunset Sound, Hollywood

Doug Sax - Mastering Engineer (as Doug Sachs)

Mastering Studio:
Mastering Lab

Ed Caraeff - Photography
David Larkham for Tepee Graphics - Design
Michael Ross for Tepee Graphics - Design

“Special thanks to Russ Regan, Jerry Moss, Michael Jackson, Artie Wayne, Severin Browne, Jay Cooper, Bill Schnee, Chuck Kaye, Al Schmidt, Stephan Goldman, Ina, Ouspensky … and always to Jesus”.

Songwriters:
Patti Dahlstrom
Severin Browne
Veronique Sanson

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Barbara Keith

Barbara Keith - Barbara Keith
Reprise MS 2087 (1972) - US LP

Side One

1 - All Along The Watchtower*
2 - Rolling Water*
3 - The Bramble And The Rose
4 - Burn The Midnight Oil No More*
5 - Free The People*

Side Two

6 - Detroit Or Buffalo*
7 - The Road I Took To You*
8 - Shining All Along*
9 - Rainy Nights Are All The Same*
10 - A Stone’s Throw Away

Notes: 1) Album was reissued in 2004 as CD on Water Records water 127. 2) Above picture and following credits were taken from the 2004 CD reissue. 3) 2004 CD reissue comes with additional artwork in the form of pictures and memorabilia, but no credits for original artwork, recording locations nor original master engineering are indicated. Whether these credits were included in original LP release is unbeknownst to me. 4) 2004 CD reissue includes both a complete quoting and a picture reprint of the biographical promo wrap/insert that came with original Reprise LP. This inclusion is indicated as “Notes taken from the original 1971 LP promo insert.”. However, after a bit of web research about Reprise catalog numeration, it does appear that original LP was released not in 1971 but in 1972. 5) Although not indicated as such, it does seem that on track 9 Lee plays upright bass. 6) On track 2, the line-up playing with Ms. Keith - who is on vocals and acoustic guitar - is indeed The Section.

Barbara Keith - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Guitar, Piano
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)*
Emory Gordy, Jr. - Bass
Max Bennett - Bass
Jim Keltner - Drums (1, 5, 8)
Russ Kunkel - Drums (2)
Dennis St. John - Drums
Ron Tutt - Drums (6)
Jim Gordon - Drums
John Brennan - Acoustic Guitar, Guitar
David Cohen - Electric Guitar
Tony Peluso - Electric Guitar
Danny Kortchmar - Electric Guitar (as Danny Kootch)
Lowell George - Bottleneck Guitar, Electric Guitars
Richard Bennett - Pedal Steel
“Sneaky” Pete Kleinow - Pedal Steel (as Sneaky Pete Kleinow)
Craig Doerge - Piano
Spooner Oldham - Electric Piano, Piano
Clarence MacDonald - Piano
Mike Utley - Organ (as Michael Utley)
Milt Holland - Percussion (5, 8)

Produced by Larry Marks
An Artisan Lodge Production

Nick DeCaro - String Quartet Arrangement (4)

Ray Gerhardt (as Ray Gernhardt) - Engineer, Remixing Engineer
Tommy Vicari - Engineer, Remixing Engineer
Henry Lewy - Engineer
Rudy Hill - Engineer
Lee Herschberg - Engineer
Gary Hobish - Remastering Engineer

Produced for reissue by Pat Thomas

Patrick Roques - Reissue Design

“Additional photographs and memorabilia courtesy of Barbara Keith”.

Songwriters:
Barbara Keith
Bob Dylan
Doug Tibbles

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US LP catalog #: the web

Singles

From a purely web-originated search I could come across a few odd pieces of info about the singles that were released out of Barbara Keith’s second LP. These are going to be added as a footnote at a later time and with the benefit of doubt. For now, the following single on A&M - not from that LP but with a composition in common - is the one factual item and it comes with no credits except for producer and singer-songwriter.



“Free The People/The Rainmaker” - US 7” vinyl promo single - a-side



“Free The People/The Rainmaker” - US 7” vinyl promo single - b-side

Barbara Keith
Free The People/The Rainmaker
A&M 1191 (1970) - US 7” vinyl promo single

a-side

1 - Free The People

b-side

2 - The Rainmaker

Notes: 1) This is a promo single by Barbara Keith released in 1970. Alternate catalog #s are 1976 for the a-side and 1977 for the b-side. 2) This version of “Free The People” is not the one included in Ms. Keith’s eponymous Reprise LP (see above). 3) “The Rainmaker” is a composition that was not included in either of Ms. Keith’s two solo albums. 4) Judging from other A&M singles catalog #s, and from the relative ad on Billboard magazine (see point 9), record should be datable to September, 1970. 5) Lacquer #s are 82099 and 82099-X. 6) Single was produced by Larry Marks, apparently (my inference) in between Ms. Keith’s first solo LP on Verve Forecast, produced by Peter Asher in 1969, and her subsequent solo release on Reprise, produced by Mr. Marks himself (see above). While no credits are available for the players on either side, I thought inclusion would be meaningful on account of production continuity with the album Lee plays bass on. 7) Both tracks are mono mixes. 8) No bass player is featured on b-side. 9) The ad repro at the bottom of post was taken from the “Barbara Keith” Reprise album CD reissue on Water Records. From a web research through past issues of Billboard magazine it appears that its caption has been altered so as not to show label and catalog # of release. As you can see from the original ad here, the single it refers to is indeed the one on A&M 1191 (thus, not the album version). The date for this issue of Billboard magazine is 26 September, 1970.

Barbara Keith - Vocals

Produced by Larry Marks

Songwriter:
Barbara Keith



“Free The People” - US 7” vinyl single - altered Billboard ad reproduction from CD reissue (see link in above notes for original)

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Harriet Schock

Harriet Schock - Hollywood Town
20th Century T-437 (1974) - US LP

Side One

1 - Hollywood Town*
2 - Standin’ In The Way Of The Music
3 - You Took The Words Out Of My Mouth*
4 - Straight Man*
5 - That’s The Way It Is With You*

Side Two

6 - Ain’t No Way To Treat A Lady*
7 - Hold Me*
8 - The Day*
9 - Let ’Em Love*
10 - Could It Be*

Harriet Schock - Vocals, Pianos, Keyboards
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)*
Jerry Cole - Bass, Guitar
Ron Tutt - Drums (1, 2, 3, 5)
Russ Kunkel - Drums (4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Larry Carlton - Guitars
Ron Elliott - Guitar (also as Ron Elliot)
David Carr - Moog, Organ
Robert W. Chadwick - Piano
Gary Coleman - Percussion (3, 4, 5, 6, 9)
Kathleen Vance - Good Vibes
Gloria L. Clark - Good Vibes
Jane Gordon - Good Vibes
Richard Atlas - Good Vibes
Lezlie Atlas - Good Vibes
Gerry Hallford - Good Vibes
Lenny Klein - Good Vibes
Peggy Frantz - Good Vibes
Eileen McFarland - Good Vibes
Shirley Nickel - Good Vibes
Alan O’Day - Good Vibes
Molly-Ann Leikin - Good Vibes
Peter S. Pasternak, Esq. - Good Vibes
Peter Burke - Good Vibes
Paul Baratta - Good Vibes
Jason Singer - Good Vibes
Bob Bell - Good Vibes
John Allison - Good Vibes
Allegra Amtmanis - Good Vibes
Cassandra Hynds - Good Vibes
Rosemerry Aquayo - Good Vibes
Joan Howard - Good Vibes
Randy Paquette - Good Vibes
John Wood - Good Vibes
Chris Crosby - Good Vibes
Brendan T. Maloney - Good Vibes
Nancy Greene - Good Vibes
Michael Hirsch - Good Vibes
Brian Higgins - Good Vibes
Sherlie Matthews - Background Vocal (as Shirlie Matthews)
Clydie King - Background Vocal
Marti McCall - Background Vocal

Produced by Roger Gordon

Nick DeCaro - String Arrangements (1, 3, 4, 6, 10)
David Carr - String Arrangements (2, 5, 7, 8)

Eirik Wangberg - Recording Engineer (as Erik the Norwegian)
Armin Steiner - Mixing Engineer

Recording Studio:
Sound Recorders

Mixing Studio:
Sound Labs

Michael Paladin - Photography (as Mike Paladin)
Jack L. Levy - Cover Design

“To Russ Regan, the man who made it all possible, my warmest thanks. // My appreciation to Jack Gold and Peter Burke. // Special thanks to Danny Davis. // And Roger Gordon, what can I say?”.

“This album is dedicated to Arthur and Elizabeth Schock.”.

Songwriter:
Harriet Schock

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Harriet Schock - She’s Low Clouds
20th Century T-460 (1974) - US LP

Side One

1 - Go On And Go*
2 - Come Inside, Cowboy*
3 - She’s Low Clouds
4 - You
5 - Play It Again*

Side Two

6 - My Heart*
7 - Brooklyn Can Hear You Braggin’*
8 - Mama
9 - I Want Your Time*
10 - Songs Are The Children*

Note: Although not mentioned anywhere in the record, given the identity of the players (Cole, Tutt, Chadwick, Carlton, Carr, King & McCall) in the overall context of the project, track 8 appears to be a holdover from the “Hollywood Town” sessions.

Harriet Schock - Vocals, Electric Piano, Piano
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10)*
Don Whaley - Bass
Jerry Cole - Bass
Gary Mallaber - Drums (1, 6, 9)
John Guerin - Drums (2, 5, 7, 10)
Tris Imboden - Drums, Conga
Ron Tutt - Drums
Richard Bennett - Guitars, Dobro
Steven Gibson - Guitar
Larry Carlton - Guitar
Craig Doerge - Piano, Electric Piano
Steve Wood - Electric Piano, Organ
Robert W. Chadwick - Piano
David Carr - Organ
Gene Cipriano - Clarinet
Jesse Ehrlich - Cello
Gary Coleman - Percussion (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
Sherlie Matthews - Background Vocals
Lisa Roberts - Background Vocal
Myrna Matthews - Background Vocal
Clydie King - Background Vocal
Marti McCall - Background Vocal

Produced by Roger Gordon

Glen Spreen - Arrangements (1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10), String Arrangement (4)

Armin Steiner - Recording Engineer (Sound Labs), Mixing Engineer
Mike Lietz (as Mic Lietz) - Recording Engineer (Sound Labs)
Eirik Wangberg (as Erik the Norwegian) - Recording Engineer (Sound Recorders)

Recording Studios:
Sound Labs
Sound Recorders

Doug Sax - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Mastering Lab

Jack L. Levy - Art Direction
Eddie Douglas - Cover Design, Insert Photography & Design
Michael Paladin - Photography
Larry Vigon - Type Design

Songwriter:
Harriet Schock

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Harriet Schock - You Don’t Know What You’re In For
20th Century T-499 (1976) - US LP

Side One

1 - You’re A Man (And I Need You)
2 - We’re Better Friends*
3 - He’s So Macho
4 - Somebody Else
5 - I Could’ve Said It All

Side Two

6 - Let Me Out! Let Me Go!*
7 - Nobody Stole Your Lady
8 - Keep Drivin’ James
9 - Southern Belle*
10 - You Don’t Know What You’re In For

Notes: 1) Although not mentioned anywhere in the record, track 8 is obviously about James Taylor. 2) The original recording and remixing credits for tracks 6 and 10 appear to have been typoed during transcription and are as follows: “Recorded at The Sound Factory, Hollywood. // David Hassinger: Engineer. Remixed at // Recorded at ABC Recording Studios, Los Angeles. // Barney Perkins: Engineer.”.

Harriet Schock - Vocals, Background Vocalist
Leland Sklar - Bass (2, 6, 9)*
Henry Davis - Bass
Wilton Felder - Bass
Don Whaley - Bass, Background Vocalist
Scott Edwards - Bass
Tris Imboden - Drums
Harvey Mason - Drums (2)
Ed Greene - Drums (3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Jay Lacy - Guitar
Ray Parker - Guitar
Lee Ritenour - Guitar
Dean Parks - Guitar
David Carr - Electric Piano
Robert W. Chadwick - Acoustic Piano
Thomas Hensley - Piano, Electric Piano
Sylvester L. Rivers, Jr. - Arp (as Sylvester Rivers)
Michel Rubini - Arp
Clark Spangler - Arp
Tom Scott - Flute
Bobbye Hall Porter (as Bobbye Hall) - Congas (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10), Conga (9)
Gary Coleman - Percussion (6, 7, 9)
Marcia Waldorf - Background Vocalist
Marti McCall - Background Vocalist
Jackie Ward - Background Vocalist
Carolyn Willis - Background Vocalist
Randy Edelman - Background Vocalist
Edna Wright - Background Vocalist

Produced by Gene Page and Billy Page

Gene Page - Arrangements
Harriet Schock - Background Vocals Arrangements (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Harry Bluestone - Concertmaster
Clark Spangler - Arp Programmer

Barney Perkins - Engineer (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8), Remixing Engineer (6, 10)
Dave Hassinger (as David Hassinger) - Engineer (6, 7, 9, 10)

Recording Studios:
ABC Recording Studios, Los Angeles (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8)
The Sound Factory, Hollywood (6, 7, 9, 10)

Remixing Studio:
ABC Recording Studios, Los Angeles (6, 10)

Mike Reese - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
The Mastering Lab, Hollywood

Olivia Page - Production Co-ordinator
George Annis - Music Preparation
Management: George “Bullets” Durgom

Ethan Russell - Photography
Vignon, Nahas, Vignon - Cover Design

“My warmest thanks to Russ Regan, Bullets Durgom, Gene Page, Billy Page, Olivia Page, Peter Burke, Terry Wright, Jim Golden, Dan Weiner, Fred Bohlander, Danny Davis, Marcia Waldorf, Robert Yost, Jim Bonura, Gary Krupp, Nancy Greene, Gerry Halford, Elizabeth Schock, Sandra Killough and Earnestine Jefferson. // And, as always, I’d like to give credit to my father who, through direct inspiration or at least genetic preparation, is responsible for all my songs. // HS”.

Songwriter:
Harriet Schock

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Judy Henske

Judy Henske - Loose In The World
Fair Star Music 8323 (1999) - US CD

1 - Mad Dog Killer
2 - Master Of Love*
3 - Dropped Like A Dime
4 - Dark Angel*
5 - Tikky Tikky Gumdrop
6 - Blue Fortune*
7 - Wish I Had My Old Guitar*
8 - Betty And Dupree
9 - Tin Star
10 - ‘Til The Real Thing Comes Along*

Note: 1) CD comes with liner notes by Barry Alfonso. Please refer to original booklet for these. 2) ‘Napoleon Smith’ is Craig Doerge’s nom de plume from his 1973 eponymous solo record. See entry at: bassroutes.blogspot.com/2010/01/section.html.

Judy Henske - Vocals
Leland Sklar (also as Lee Sklar) - Bass (2, 4, 6, 7, 10)*
Dave Stone - Acoustic Bass
Tim Drummond - Bass
Bob Glaub - Bass
Dave Karasony - Drums
Jim Keltner - Drums (2, 3)
Rick Marotta - Drums (4), Baliff Voice
Russ Kunkel - Drums (4, 6, 7, 10)
Richie Hayward - Drums
Joellen Doering - Guitar, Background Vocals
Dean Parks - Guitar
Rick Cunha - Guitar
David Lindley - Slide Guitar
Greg Leisz - Dobro
George Doering - Mandolin
Craig Doerge - Piano, YC45-D, Keyboards, Vocals
Nick Lane - Trombone
Brandon Fields - Tenor Sax
Gerald Albright - Sax
Graham Nash - Vocals, Background Vocals
Mark Lennon - Vocals, Background Vocals
Kip Lennon - Vocals, Background Vocals
Jayne Zinsmaster - Background Vocals
Napoleon Smith - Background Vocals

Produced and arranged by: Craig Doerge

Bob Salcedo - Recording Engineer (1, 5, 9, 10)
Tony Gottlieb - Recording Engineer (2, 3, 7)
Napoleon Smith - Recording Engineer (4, 6, 7, 8), Mixing Engineer (6)
Ric Cunha - Background Vocals Recording Engineer (5, 7)
Brad Cobb - Mixing Engineer (1, 4, 8)
Robert Appère (as Robert Appere) - Mixing Engineer (2)
John Thomas - Mixing Engineer (3)
Dan Garcia - Mixing Engineer (6, 7, 9, 10)

Recording Studios:
Groovemasters (1, 5, 9, 10)
John Thomas Studio (2, 3, 7)
Fair Star Studio (4, 6, 7, 8)
Rainbow Garage (5, 7) (background vocals)

Mixing Studios and Systems:
Pro Tools System (1, 4, 8)
Clover Studio (2)
John Thomas Studio (3)
Terra Nova Studio (6, 7, 9, 10)
Fair Star Studio (6)

Gavin Lurssen - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
The Mastering Lab, Hollywood, CA.

Greg Colson - Cover Art
R. Mac Holbert - Compositing, Design
Henry Diltz - Front Cover Photo, Liner Photos
Dianna Cohen - Back Cover Photo, Liner Photos
Kate DeLaPointe - Liner Cartoons
Real Mousetower - Cover Concept
Barry Alfonso - Liner Notes

Track 4:
“thanks Andrew, for inspiration”.

“I especially want to thank my musical soul mate & producer, Craig Doerge // Love XX Judy”.

“Thanks to: Dianna Cohen / Graham Nash / Jo Ellen Doering / Eve Babitz / Pauline Kael / Kate & Brian DeLaPointe / Bob Glaub / R. Mac Holbert / Steve Hoffmann / Henry Diltz / Lee Sklar / Russ Kunkel / Dan Garcia / Brad Cobb / Ric Cunha / Jackson Browne / Groovemasters / Lou Bank and all of our friends and family // Thanks to Andrew Vachhs for your faith // Thanks to Keith Hanlon, webmaster for The Judy Henske Fan Page. // Special thanks to Keith Doerge for believing in this and also for his good counsel”.

““Deeper, darker, richer… more in control of the magic she’s always had crackling around her when she sings” - Andrew Vachss // “There’s a brazen humor in Judy’s low tones that make me feel completely happy.” - Pauline Kael of The New Yorker”.

“Judy can be contacted at: Judy Henske c/o Fair Star Music
P.O. Box 326 Pasadena, Ca. 91102 // and at www.judyhenske.com”.

Songwriters:
Judy Henske
S. Cahn
S. Chaplin
Craig Doerge
L.E. Freeman
M. Holiner
A. Nichols
Traditional

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Judy Henske - She Sang California
Fair Star Music 8393 (2005) - US CD

1 - Big Fat Man
2 - Easy Rider
3 - Ace In The Hole
4 - Cocktail World*
5 - The Ballad Of Seymour Cray
6 - Song About My Dog
7 - Tell Old Bill
8 - Duncan And Brady*
9 - Maurice Maurice
10 - Fairweather Friends
11 - She Sang California*
12 - Western Wisconsin*
13 - Lowlife

Notes: 1) CD comes with liner notes by Patsi Bale Cox and Steve Hoffmann. Please refer to original booklet for these. 2) Tracks 5, 9 and 10 come with liner notes by Judy Henske. Please refer to original booklet for these. 3) ‘Napoleon Smith’ is Craig Doerge’s nom de plume from his 1973 eponymous solo record. See entry at: bassroutes.blogspot.com/2010/01/section.html. 4) Year of release is indicated on CD cover as being 2004. However, on Ms. Henske's website, date of release is indicated as being April 2005.

Judy Henske - Vocals, Banjo, Ukulele, Additional Background Vocal, Background Vocals
Lee Sklar - Bass (4, 8, 11, 12)*
Bob Glaub - Bass
Dominic Genova - Bass, Acoustic Bass
Dave Stone - Bass
Don Heffington - Drums
Richie Hayward - Drums (2, 11, 13)
Jody Cortez - Drums
Rick Marotta - Drums
Russ Kunkel - Drums (8)
Buddy Blue - Electric Guitar, Guitar, Dobro, Jew’s Harp, Background Vocals
Sam Bass - Electric Guitar, Guitar
Fred Tackett - Acoustic Guitars
Greg Leisz - Guitars
Craig Doerge - Pianos, TX-816 Rhodes Synthesizer, Keyboards, S-90 Synthesizer, Organ, Bass, Tremolo Guitar, Electric Guitar, Additional Background Vocal, Background Vocals
Jimmy Powers - Harmonica
Graham Nash - Harmonica
Girl Patch (Dianna Cohen, Fran Seegull, Jenny Wymore) - Background Vocals
Brad Cobb - Background Vocal
Kate DeLaPointe - Background Vocal
Napoleon Smith - Background Vocal

Produced and Arranged by Craig Doerge

Judy Henske - Traditional Adaptations (2, 7, 8)
Craig Doerge - Traditional Adaptations (2, 7, 8)

Bob Salcedo - Recording Engineer
Dan Garcia - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer (3, 9, 12)
Brad Cobb - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer (1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 13)
Sven-Erik Seaholm - Live Performances Recording Engineer
Craig Doerge - Assistant Engineering, Assistant Mixing

Recording Studio & Location:
Fair Star Studios, Pasadena California
Dizzy’s San Diego (live performances)

Mixing Studios:
O’Dark: 30 Studio, Glendale, California (1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 13)
Terra Nova Studio, Los Angeles (3, 9, 12)

Gavin Lurssen - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
The Mastering Lab, Hollywood California

Wayne M. DeSelle Graphic Design / www.deselle.com - Art Direction, Design
Wayne M. DeSelle - Cover Photos
Craig Doerge - Judy Liner Photos, Musicians Liner Photos (except Buddy Blue)
Sven-Erik Seaholm - Buddy Blue Liner Photo
Patsi Bale Cox, Nashville, Tenn. - Liner Notes “On Judy…”
Steve Hoffmann, Redondo Beach, Calif. - Liner Notes “On Judy…”

“Thanks to Brad Cobb, Dan Garcia, Mark Hayes, all the great players, our new friends at the Mastering Lab, webmaster Charles Wolfe, Keith Hanlon, Dianna Cohen, Steve Hoffmann, John Haynes, Steve Holliday, Valerie Read, & all our friends and family who helped us the past year and, to Andrew Vachss. Also, medals to Marilyn Jones and Sandra Schneider for their good example & determination. // Special thanks always to Kate & Brian DeLaPointe and Keith Doerge. // Very special thanks to Wayne DeSelle for his fine talent and generosity.”.

““She is beyond all categories except ‘legendary’ and ‘great.’” -Dave Marsh, Playboy”.

“Judy can be contacted at // Judy Henske c/o Fair Star Music
PO Box 326 Plaza Station // Pasadena, Ca. 91102 USA // or at www.judyhenske.com”.

Songwriters:
Judy Henske
Irving Berlin
J. Dempsey
Craig Doerge
G. Mitchell
Traditional
Jerry Yester

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Eliot Morris

Eliot Morris - What’s Mine Is Yours
Universal Motown B0007299-02 (2006) - US CD
Universal Motown B0008284-02 (2006) - US CD - US issue with 3 bonus acoustic tracks

1 - The Infancy Of Us*
2 - Balancing The World*
3 - Fault Line*
4 - The Moment You Believe*
5 - No One Has To Know*
6 - This Colorful World*
7 - I Will Try*
8 - Anyway*
9 - Will She Ever Fall In Love Again?*
10 - Novocain*
11 - Love Rescue Me*

bonus acoustic tracks:

12 - Fortunate Son
13 - Love Me Today
14 - No One Has To Know

Note: 1) Eliot Morris appears to be the only musician performing on the three acoustic bonus tracks (12, 13, 14).

Eliot Morris - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)*, Percussion (3)*
Victor Indrizzo - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11), Percussion (6)
Joey Waronker - Drums (5)
James Harrah - Guitar
David Lindley - Lap Steel Guitar
Ilya Toshinsky - Guitar, Banjo
Blake Mills - Rhythm Guitar
Val McCallum - Electric Guitar
Jeff Trott - Guitar
Craig Doerge - Piano, B3
Patrick Warren - Harmonium, Chamberlin, Keyboards
David Immergluck - Pedal Steel Guitar, Mandolin
Lisa Germano - Violin, Background Vocal
Chris Thile - Mandolin, Background Vocal
Tony Berg - Tamboura, Additional Piano
Luis Conte - Percussion (2, 7, 8, 11)
Bekka Bramlett - Background Vocals, Percussion (4)
Glen Phillips - Background Vocals
Sara Watkins - Background Vocal
Sean Watkins - Background Vocals
Gemma Hayes - Background Vocal
Inara George - Background Vocals
Taylor Goldsmith - Background Vocal

Strings:
Eric Gorfain - 1st Violin
Daphne Chen - 2nd Violin
Leah Katz - Viola
Richard Dodd - Cello

Produced by Tony Berg
Gary Gersh - Executive Producer
Conrad Rafield - Co-Executive Producer

Patrick Warren - String Arrangement (5)

Joe Chiccarelli - Recording Engineer
Steven Rhodes - Recording Engineer
Tony Berg - Recording Engineer
Bob Clearmountain - Mixing Engineer
Thomas Berg - Additional Engineering

Recording Studios:
Cello Studios (tracks)
Ocean Way Studios (tracks)
Zeitgeist Studio (overdubs)

Mixing Studio:
Mix This! Studios, Los Angeles, CA

Bob Ludwig - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Gateway Mastering Studios, Portland, ME

Michele Simon - A&R Coordinator
Aimee Nadeau - A&R Coordinator
Eloise Bryan - A&R Administration
Gillian Russell - A&R Administration
Management: Moir-Borman Entertainment, Santa Monica, CA. Barbara Rose, Gary Borman, Steve Moir
Legal: J. Reid Hunter - Serling Rooks & Ferrara - New York City
Agency: Creative Artist Agency - Darin Murphy, Brett Saliba

James Minchin III - Photography
Eliot Morris - Cover Concept
Joe Spix - Art Direction & Design

“Additional photos courtesy of Eliot Morris”.

“Records take time to make. This one felt like it took a lifetime…maybe it did. Time both provides and requires. It has provided me the room necessary for real growth - some of which can be heard on this record - and required a great deal of patience. This record, like most, wouldn’t be what it is without the help of so many people. I have interrupted your day to voice new songs or new concerns. I have lived in your homes, eaten your food and borrowed your clothes. I have used your internet, your phones, your bathrooms, and your cars. And I have depended on your opinions, your optimism and your generosity. // Thanks to all who have participated in my life and in this effort, especially: // God, for the moment- present, past and future. // All family and friends, including but not limited to: Lee, Susan, Madison, Eliot, Ted, Gillian, David, Alex & Thomas Morris, Mom, Dad, Bill, Carole & Meg West. // Conrad Rafield & family, Scott Register & family, Don VanCleave & family, Gary Gersh, Maria Gersh & family, Tony (T.K.) Berg, Cary Berg & family, Gary Borman, Barbara Rose, Steve Moir & everyone at Moir- Borman Entertainment, Darin Murphy and all at CAA Nashville & Beverly Hills, Jill Wheeler and everyone at CIMS, Andy Cloninger, Ilya Toshinsky, Brian T. Murphy, Glen Phillips, Jeff Koval, Dan Wilson, Jason Rogoff, Deanne Hercht, Joe Chiccarelli, Bob Clearmountain, Andrew Kronfeld, Billy Zarro, Jill Capone, Joe Spix and everyone at Universal Motown Records. // To all the amazing engineers, players, and singers who made this record what it is - I thank you”.

Fan Club: www.eliotmorris.com

Songwriters:
Eliot Morris
B. Murphy
Chris Sevier
Ilya Toshinsky
D. Wilson

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Singles



“No One Has To Know” - US 2-track CD single - disc



“No One Has To Know” - US 2-track CD single - rear inlay

Eliot Morris
No One Has To Know/No One Has To Know
Universal Motown UNIR 21792-2 (2007) - US 2-track CD single

1 - No One Has To Know* - radio edit (4:07)
2 - No One Has To Know* - album version (4:54)

Notes: 1) This is a US CD issue of the single “No One Has To Know” taken from the Eliot Morris album “What‘s Mine Is Yours” (see entry above). 2) Track 1 is a radio edit which differs from the album version (track 2) in that it fades out before the instrumental coda.

Eliot Morris - Acoustic Guitar, Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2)*
Joey Waronker - Drums (1, 2)
Jeff Trott - Guitar
James Harrah - Guitar
Craig Doerge - Piano
Eric Gorfain - 1st Violin
Daphne Chen - 2nd Violin
Leah Katz - Viola
Richard Dodd - Cello
Gemma Hayes - Background Vocal

Produced by Tony Berg
Gary Gersh - Executive Producer
Conrad Rafiel - Co-Executive Producer

Patrick Warren - String Arrangement

Joe Chiccarelli - Recording Engineer
Steven Rhodes - Recording Engineer
Tony Berg - Recording Engineer
Bob Clearmountain - Mixing Engineer
Thomas Berg - Additional Engineering

Recording Studios:
Cello Studios
Ocean Way Studios
Zeitgeist Studios (overdubs)

Mixing Studio:
Mix This! Studios, Los Angeles, CA.

Bob Ludwig - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Gateway Mastering Studios, Portland, ME

Management: Moir-Borman Entertainment, Santa Monica, CA.
Barbara Rose, Gary Borman, Steve Moir
Legal: J. Reid Hunter - Serling Rooks & Ferrara - New York City.
Agency: Creative Artists Agency - Darin Murphy, Brett Saliba

Fan Club: www.eliotmorris.com
www.umrg.com

Songwriters:
Eliot Morris
Ilya Toshinsky

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Carole Bayer Sager

Carole Bayer Sager - Carole Bayer Sager
Elektra 7E-1100 (1977) - US LP

One Side

1 - Come In From The Rain*
2 - Until The Next Time*
3 - Don’t Wish Too Hard
4 - Sweet Alibis
5 - Aces*

Another Side

6 - I’d Rather Leave While I’m In Love*
7 - Steal Away Again
8 - You’re Moving Out Today
9 - Shy As A Violet
10 - Home To Myself*

Carole Bayer Sager - Vocals, Background Vocals
Lee Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 5, 6, 10)*
Bob Cranshaw - Bass
Emory Gordy - Bass
Will Lee - Bass
Russ Kunkel - Drums (2, 6, 10)
Allan Schwartzberg (as Allan Schwartsberg) - Drums, Cabassa
Jim Keltner - Drums (4, 5)
Roy Markowitz - Drums
Andy Newmark - Drums
Lee Ritenour - Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Guitars, Mandolin
Johnny Vastano - Acoustic Guitar, Background Vocal
Lance Quinn - Electric Guitar
Al Gorgoni - Acoustic Guitar
Jerry Friedman - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Thom Rotella - Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar
Hugh McCracken - Slide Guitar
Melissa Manchester - Piano, Background Vocals, Harpsichord
Nicky Hopkins - Piano, Fender Rhodes
Artie Butler - Organ
Peter Allen - Piano, Piano Overdub, Background Vocal
Marvin Hamlisch - Piano, Fender Rhodes, Celeste
Paul Buckmaster - Electronic Synthesizer Performing
Bruce Roberts - Piano, Background Vocals, Background Vocal Fade
Garnett Brown - Trombone
Alan Estes - Conga (3, 4, 5, 6, 7), Percussion (3, 9)
Tony Orlando - Vocal Solo
Bette Midler - Vocal Harmony, Vocal Solo
Abigale Haness - Background Vocal (as Abigail Haness)
Brenda Russell - Background Vocal
Madeline Kahn - Background Vocal Fade

Produced by Brooks Arthur

Gene Page - String Arrangement (3), String Conduction (3), Horn Arrangement (3), Horn Conduction (3)
Paul Buckmaster - All Strings, Woodwinds & Horns Arrangements and Conduction (except track 3)
Melissa Manchester - Background Vocals Arrangement (10)
Bob Margouleff - Electronic Synthesizer Programming (4)

Bob Merritt - Engineer
Brooks Arthur - Engineer
David Latman - Assistant Engineer
David Thoener - Additional Recording Assistant Engineer (The Record Plant East, New York)

Recording Studios:
The Record Plant, Los Angeles (primary recording location)
The Record Plant East, New York (additional recording)

Ivy Skoff – Production Coordinator

Management: Connie Pappas, John Reid Ent.

Tony Lane - Art Director, Design
Anne Garner - Design
Claude Mougin - Photography
David Alexander - Sleeve Photo

Track 2:
“Special Thanks to Vini Poncia”.

Track 3:
“Special Thanks to Tony Orlando for his Vocal Solo”.

Track 4:
“Special Thanks to Marvin Hamlisch for his Creative Assistance Throughout the Recording of this Song”.

Tracks 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8:
“Begonia Melodies, Inc.”.

“This album could not have been made without the help and encouragement received from my FRIENDS… who are, and will always be, my music. // And some very special thank you’s… To Bruce Roberts, whose creativity and support helped get me through… To Joe Smith, Steve Wax, Norman Weiser, Harold Orenstein and Richard Perry for their belief… and, of course, to Brooks. // And to my husband, Andrew; to Anita and Marci for giving me their love and the space for me to be.”.

“This album is dedicated to the memory of my father, Elias Bayer, with love.”.

Songwriters:
Peter Allen
Carole Bayer Sager
Marvin Hamlisch
Melissa Manchester
Bette Midler
Bruce Roberts
Johnny Vastano

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Carole Bayer Sager - …Too
Elektra 6E-151 (1978) - US LP

One…

1 - To Make You Smile Again
2 - It’s The Falling In Love
3 - Peace In My Heart
4 - Shadows
5 - You’re Interesting*

Too…

6 - There’s Something About You*
7 - It Doesn’t Add Up*
8 - I Don’t Wanna Dance No More
9 - One Star Shining*
10 - I’m Coming Home Again

Carole Bayer Sager - Vocals, Calliope
Lee Sklar - Bass (5, 6, 7, 9)*
David Hungate - Bass
Reinie Press - Bass
Richard Davis - Acoustic Bass
Jim Hughart - Electric Bass
Ed Greene - Drums (2, 6)
Russ Kunkel - Drums (5, 7)
Jim Gordon - Drums
Jeff Porcaro - Drums
Jim Keltner - Drums (9, 10)
Steve Lukather - Guitar, Electric Guitar
Thom Rotella - Acoustic Guitar
Lee Ritenour - Electric Guitar, Guitar
Ira Newborn - Acoustic Guitar, Guitar
Johnny Vastano - Guitar
Jay Graydon - Guitar
Richie Zito - Guitar
Marvin Hamlisch - Piano
David Foster - Keyboards, Synthesizer
Melissa Manchester - Piano, Background Vocals
Steve Porcaro - Synthesizer
Bruce Roberts - Piano, Background Vocals
Craig Doerge - Fender Rhodes
Skip Redwine - Piano
Michel Rubini - Fender Rhodes
Nino Tempo - Tenor Saxophone
Art Smith - Ocarina
Jerry Hey - Trumpet
Gary Grant - Trumpet
Bill Reichenbach - Trombone
George Bohanon - Trombone (as George Bohannon)
Kim Hutchcroft - Reeds
Larry Williams - Reeds
Steve Forman - Percussion
Alan Estes - Percussion (7, 10)
Jennifer Sloan - Little Girl Vocalist
Michael McDonald - Background Vocal (as Mike McDonald)
Bill Champlin - Background Vocals
Alice Cooper - Background Vocal
Brenda Russell - Background Vocals
Carmen Twillie - Background Vocal (as Carmen Twillee)
Vennette Gloud - Background Vocal (as Weddy Gloud)
David Lasley - Background Vocal
Luther Vandross - Background Vocal (as Luther Van Dross)

Produced by Brooks Arthur

Don Costa - Arrangement (1), Conduction (1)
David Foster - Arrangements (2, 8), Conduction (2, 8)
Paul Buckmaster - String Arrangement (3), String Conduction (3), Arrangement (7)
David Campbell - Synthesizer Arrangement (5), String Arrangements (6, 9), String Conduction (9), Arrangement (7)
Marvin Hamlisch - Arrangements (7, 10), Conduction (10)
Jerry Hey - Horn Arrangement (8)
Dick Hazard - Orchestration (10)

Bob Merritt - Engineer
Brooks Arthur - Engineer
David Latman - Assistant Engineer
Ira Leslie - Additional Assistant Engineer (Heider’s)
Gabe Veltri - Additional Assistant Engineer (Studio 55)

Recording Studios:
The Record Plant, Los Angeles (primary recording location)
Wally Heider Studios, March 22nd, 1978 (live) (1), February 21st, 1978 (live) (10)
Wally Heider’s, Los Angeles (additional recording)
Studio 55, Los Angeles (additional recording)

Bernie Grundman - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
A&M Recording Studios

Jill Harris - Production Coordinator

Ron Coro - Design
Ethan Russell - Photography

Track 7:
“Arranged by Paul Buckmaster, David Campbell and Marvin Hamlisch (it doesn’t add up!)”.

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

“Special guests: (courtesy of)
Jay Graydon (...)
Bill Champlin (...)
Alice Cooper and Mike McDonald (...)
David Hungate, Steve Lukather, Jeff Porcaro and Steve Porcaro (...)
Melissa Manchester (...)
Brenda Russell (...)
Jerry Hey, Kim Hutchcroft and Larry Williams (...)
Craig Doerge, Russ Kunkel and Lee Sklar (...)
Michel Rubini (...)
Richard Davies (...).”.

“To Joe Smith and Steve Wax, thank you again for understanding when “not” to push the button. // To Marvin Hamlisch whose creative talents were given “freely” above and beyond… Brooks and I are ever grateful. // To Shep Gordon, Bert Padell, Harold Orenstein, Carole Pinckes, thank you for your ears. // To Melissa, Peter, Bruce, David and Johnny, what can I say… nothing without your music. // To Adrien, Madeline, Margie and Wendy, thank you for your love. // To Brooks Arthur, whose confidence guided me through album one and whose love has guided me through… Too.”

“This album is dedicated to my mother, Anita Bayer, who wanted to call this album “Carole Bayer sings songs her mother taught her.””.

Songwriters:
Carole Bayer Sager
Peter Allen
Alice Cooper
David Foster
Marvin Hamlisch
Melissa Manchester
Bruce Roberts
Johnny Vastano

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Carole Bayer Sager - Sometimes Late At Night
Boardwalk Records FW 37069 (1981) - US LP

Side One

1 - Prologue
2 - I Won’t Break*
3 - Just Friends
4 - Tell Her*
5 - Somebody’s Been Lying*
6 - On The Way To The Sky
7 - You And Me (We Wanted It All)*

Side Two

8 - Sometimes Late At Night*
9 - Wild Again*
10 - Easy To Love Again*
11 - Stronger Than Before*
12 - You Don’t Know Me*
13 - Reprise

Carole Bayer Sager - Vocals
Lee Sklar - Bass (2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)*
Reinie Press - Bass
Jeff Porcaro - Drums (2, 4, 7, 9, 10, 11)
Jim Keltner - Drums (3, 5, 8, 12)
Dennis St. John - Drums
Lee Ritenour - Guitars, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Guitar
Paul Jackson - Guitars
Tim May - Acoustic Guitar
Fred Tackett - Acoustic Guitar
Neil Diamond - Guitar
Richard Bennett - Guitar
Doug Rhone - Guitar
Steve Lukather - Guitar
Jay Graydon - Electric Guitar
Michael Lang - Fender Rhodes, Piano
Burt Bacharach - Piano, Synthesizer
Ed Walsh - Synthesizers
David Foster - Fender Rhodes, Synthesizer
Ian Underwood - Synthesizer
Tom Hensley - Piano
Alan Lindgren - Synthesizer
George Young - Saxophone
Warren Luening - Fluegel Horn
Paulinho Da Costa - Percussion (4, 5, 11)
King Errisson - Percussion
Vince Charles - Percussion
Richard Page - Background Vocals
Steve George - Background Vocals
Michael Jackson - Background Vocals
Franne Golde - Background Vocal
Joann Harris - Background Vocal
Melissa Manchester - Background Vocals
Bruce Roberts - Background Vocals
Vennette Gloud - Background Vocals

Produced by Burt Bacharach and Brooks Arthur (1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13)
Produced by Michael Jackson & Burt Bacharach (3)
Produced by Neil Diamond & Dennis St. John (6)

Burt Bacharach - Arrangements (2, 5, 8, 9, 12), String Arrangement (3), Ending (7)
Marvin Hamlisch - Arrangement (7)
David Foster - String Arrangements (4, 10), Arrangement (11)
Jerry Hey - Horn Arrangements (4, 10)
Frank De Caro - Musical Contractor

Bob Merritt - Engineer, Remixing Engineer
Gabe Veltri - Engineer (3)
Bill Schnee - Remixing Engineer
James Guthrie - Mixing Engineer (3)
Tim Dennen - Assistant Engineer
David Bianco - Additional Assisting Engineer
Chris Tergesen - Additional Assisting Engineer, Assisting Engineer (Wally Heider’s, Los Angeles and Evergreen Recording, Los Angeles)

Recording Studios:
Studio 55, Los Angeles
Record Plant, Los Angeles
The Hit Factory, New York (additional recording)
Wally Heider’s, Los Angeles (additional recording)
Evergreen Recording, Los Angeles (additional recording)

Bernie Grundman - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
A&M Recording Studios, Los Angeles

Kim Seiniger - Production Coordinator

Chris Whorf/Art Hotel - Art Direction
Dick Zimmerman - Photography
Armando - Hair & Makeup

“Burt Bacharach played on the Blüthner piano supplied by the Kasimoff-Blüthner Piano Co. - Hollywood”.

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

“Special Thanks:
To Neil and Joyce Bogart without whose concept this album would never have been made.”.

Songwriters:
Carole Bayer Sager
Peter Allen
Burt Bacharach
Neil Diamond
Bruce Roberts

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source/pic: my records



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