David Garfield And Friends

David Garfield And Friends - Tribute To Jeff
Zebra ZD 44005-2 (1997) - US CD

1 - E Minor Shuffle
2 - Let’s Stay Together
3 - Twenty-One Drum Salute
4 - Lowdown
5 - If Six Was Nine
6 - Bag’s Groove
7 - My Heart Wants To Know
8 - It Takes A Lot To Laugh, It Takes A Train To Cry
9 - Babylon Sisters*
10 - Stuffy
11 - Jeff’s Strut
12 - Big Bone
13 - Long Time No Groove

Notes: 1) This is an all-star tribute CD album dedicated to the memory of legendary session drummer and Toto member Jeff Porcaro. The selections include compositions either inspired by, connected to or originally inclusive of Jeff as a player (in a previous version). 2) Each track comes with its specific liner notes. Please refer to original booklet for these. 3) CD album comes with a biographical essay about Jeff Porcaro by Greg Rule entitled “Live Forever, Jeff…”. Please refer to original booklet for this. 4) In the original credits, some of the musicians’ pseudonyms are indicated following the instrument they play. This has been kept in the following credits write-up. 5) Jeff Porcaro is not performing on this collection. Some of his drawings are however reproduced in the CD booklet and his speaking voice can be heard in the track content.

David Garfield - Electric Piano, Synths, Synth Solo, Piano Solo, Acoustic Piano, Pads, Synth Organ, Midi Grand Piano & Synths “Creatchy”, Mini Moog, Misc. Synths, Synths, Keyboards, Synth Pads, Spoken Words
Jeff Porcaro - Voice
Lee Sklar - Bass (9)*, Barking Dogs (Do you have a razor?) (9)*
Jimmy Johnson - Bass, Fretless Lead Bass
Nathan East - Bass “My Late Mate Nate”
Freddy Washington - “P” Bass (as “Ready” Freddy Washington)
Will Lee - Bass, Lead Vocals
Chuck Domanico - Acoustic Bass
John Peña - Bass “Big Mondongas”, Clave Cowbell
Jimmy Haslip - Lead Fretless Bass “You’re Smokin’”, Additional Low Bass Note on Intro “Smokin’”
Neil Stubenhaus - Bass
Abraham Laboriel, Sr. - Bass (as Abe Laboriel Sr.)
Mike Porcaro - Bass, Zildjian Trash Hats
David Hungate - Lead Melody Fretless Bass
Carlos Vega - Drums
Steve Ferrone - Drums, Snare Drum
Gregg Bissonette - Drum Kit, Drums
Steve Gadd - Drum Kit, Drums
Vinnie Colaiuta - Drum Kit, Drums & Cymbals “Brush Birds Flying Away at End”
Dave Weckl - Drum Kit w/Filter
Richard Hayward (as Richie Hayward) - Drum Set (played together with Jim Keltner) w/Brushes, Drums
Jim Keltner - Drum Set (played together with Richie Hayward) w/Brushes, Drums, Tambourine Abraham Laboriel, Jr. (also as Abe Laboriel Jr.) - Drums, Floor Tom Tom
Simon Phillips - Drums, Gong Drum, Spoken Word (White Collar Conservative)
Joe Porcaro - Drums, Pods, Crashers, “Taps” Toms
Tris Imboden - Drums “The Locksmith”
Bernard Purdie (as Bernard “Pretty” Purdie) - Drums (9)
David T. Walker - Rhythm Guitar
Michael Landau (also as Mike Landau) - Wah Wah Guitar, Lead Guitar, Guitar (Mono) “Bulge”, Rhythm Guitar, Lead Vocal
Steve Lukather - Acoustic/Electric “Luke” Guitar, Guitars
David Williams - “Wah Wah” Guitar
Paul Jackson, Jr. - Rhythm Guitar
Eddie Van Halen - Guitar, Guitar High Part, Lead Guitar
Denny Dias - Guitar (Dr. BeBop)
Jay Graydon - Guitar (Stereo) “Jake The Rake”
Paul Barrere - Slide Guitar
Fred Tackett - Guitar
Larry Carlton - Guitar
David Paich - Midi Grand Piano, 1st Piano Solo, Organ, Leslie Fender Rhodes
Steve Porcaro - Synth Horns, Strings & Synths
James Newton Howard - “Funky Clav” Sampled Clavinet
Joe Sample - Electric Piano “The Teacher”
Benmont Tench - Organ
Mike Finnigan - Organ
Greg Phillinganes - Electric Piano
Michael Boddicker - Synthesizers (as Michael “The Cleaner” Boddicker)
Greg Mathieson - Hammond B-3 Organ
David Benoit - Acoustic Grand Piano
Larry Klimas - Tenor Sax
Michael Paulo - Alto Sax
Tom Scott - Alto Sax, Tenor Sax, Baritone Sax
Brandon Fields - Alto Sax, Soprano Sax
Bob Sheppard - Tenor Sax
Walt Fowler - Trumpet, Flugelhorn
Jerry Hey - Trumpet, Flugelhorn
Emil Richards - Vibraphone
Lenny Castro - Chekere, Congas, Percussion, Marching Field Drum, Congas “Stinky”, Tambourine
Luis Conte - Conga Solo, Batas, Tambourine, Congas, Percussion
Michito Sanchez - Talking Drum Solo, Djembe, Chekere, Percussion “Little Mitch”, Cowbell
Chris Trujillo - Cowbell, Congas, Shaker
Luis Enrique - Congas, Cowbell
Chris Porcaro - Snare Drum Cadence
Miles Porcaro - Snare Drum Cadence
Nico Porcaro - Snare Drum Cadence
Chase Porcaro Duddy - Tom Toms with Mallets
Peter Erskine - Piatti, Sopranino Snare with Ed Thigpen Brushes
John Guerin - “Now’s The Time” Toms, Snare Drum (“And” of Two)
Ralph Humphrey - “Gran Cassa” Bass Drum, Sidestick Snare
John Ferraro - Very Old Snare Drum with Boo Bams
Steve Jordan - Cocktail Drums
Paulette Browne - Lead Vocal
Michael McDonald - Lead Vocal
David Pack - Lead Vocal
Jason Schiff - Lead & Background Vocals “Snuggy”
Boz Scaggs - Lead Vocal
Don Henley - Chorus Vamp
Richard Marx - Chorus Vamp
Bill Champlin - Chorus Vamp, Vocal Step Outs, Background Vocals “The Enforcer”
Joseph Williams - Background Vocals “The Director”
“The Primo Donnas” (Don Henley, Bill Champlin, Richard Marx, David Pack) - Background Vocals
“The Jo-Ettes” (Joseph Williams, Jason Scheff) - Background Vocals

Produced, Arranged, Performed & Conceived by David Garfield “With a lotta help from my friends”
Produced by David Garfield (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13)
Produced by David Garfield and Michael Landau (5)
Hiro Yamashita (Sweet Basil) - Executive Producer
Ricky Schultz (Zebra Records) - Executive Producer

David Garfield - Arrangements (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13), Vocal Arrangement (2)
Carlos Vega - Arrangement (1)
Alan Hirshberg - Arrangement (3)
Joe Porcaro - Arrangements (3, 11)
Donald Fagen - Arrangement (4)
Michael Landau - Arrangement (5)
Simon Phillips - Arrangement (5)
Will Lee - Arrangement (5)
Gregg Bissonette - Arrangement (12)
David Hungate - Arrangement (13)
Michael Boddicker - Synth Arrangement (9), Synth Programming (9)
Tom Scott & Jerry Hey (also as “Tom & Jerry”) - Horn Arrangements (10, 11)
Bill Champlin - Vocal Arrangements (2, 7)
Richard Marx - Vocal Arrangement (2)
David Pack - Vocal Arrangement (2)
Joseph Williams - Vocal Arrangement (4)
Jason Scheff - Vocal Arrangement (4)

Alan Hirshberg - Chief Engineer (East-West Audio Services), All Tracks Recording Engineer, Overdubs Engineer, Mixing Engineer (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13)
Robert Read - Overdubs Engineer, Assistant Engineer
Erwin Musper - Overdubs Engineer
Roodis Landau - Overdubs Engineer
Darren Mora - Overdubs Engineer, Assistant Engineer
Michael Rodriguez - Overdubs Engineer
Al Schmitt - Mixing Engineer (6)
JJ Blair - Assistant Engineer
Leslie Jones - Assistant Engineer
Bill Smith - Assistant Engineer
Steve Genewick - Assistant Engineer
Jim Giddens - Assistant Engineer
Dan Thompson - Assistant Engineer
Herb Lehmann - Assistant Engineer
Shawn McLean - Assistant Engineer
Jim Lawrence - Assistant Engineer
John Peña - Digital Editing, Post Production

Recording Studios:
Mad Hatter A&B
Capitol B
Fox Force Five
5150 Studios
Roodis Tones Studios
Tyrell Studios
Almost Seven Studios
The Powerless Station (NYC)
The Bennett House (Nashville)
Dave’s House Studios (Nashville)
The Bakery
Johnny Slamm Studios

Recording Locations (between 4/30 and 8/26, 1996):
LA
Nashville
New York City

Mixing Studio:
Mad Hatter Studio B.

Editing Studio:
Johnny Slamm Studios, October 1st, 1996

Gavin Lurssen - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
The Mastering Lab

The Crew:
Phil Sedillos - Head Equipment Technician, Chief “Juicemaker”
Justin McCarthy - McCarthy Keyboard
Peter G. - McCarthy Keyboard
Mike “Groty” Hendricks - McCarthy Keyboard
Gerrard “G-Man” McCarthy - McCarthy Keyboard
Jimmy “Boy” Williamson - Williamson Music
Craig DeMelt - Williamson Music
Jeff Chonis - Drum Paradise
Chris Sobchack - Drum Paradise
Jimmy Robison - Drum Paradise
Mike Rose - Drum Paradise
Ross Garfield - Drum Doctor
Lee - Drum Doctor
Bud Bissonette - Drum Doctor (Greg’s tech & Handshake Prankster)
Artie Smith - Drum Doctor (NYC drum tech)
Paul “Jamo” Jamieson - Paul Jamieson Studio Rentals
Ted Landau - Guitar Tech
Paul Rivera - Guitar Tech
Dave Rouze - Guitar Tech
Andy - Brauer Guitar
Jimmy - Brauer Guitar
Stan - Brauer Guitar
Chuck Choi - Assistant to Sherm
Michael Mason - Assistant to Volts
Ken Deane - 5150 Studios
Matt Bruck - 5150 Studios
Keith Albright - Piano Tuning

Yvonne Wish - Project Coordination, Assistance
Stryder D. Mastrandrea - Production Assistance
Shigeru “Shige” Takagi (Pony Canyon) - A&R Director
Production Coordination & Management: “Bangkok” Blue Johnson

Greg Rule - Liner Notes
Robert Knight - Photographer
Armando Gallo - Photographer
David Caballero - Photographer
“Bangkok” Blue Johnson - Photographer
Lilito Melon - Photographer
Eiji Kikuchi - Photographer
Jeff Porcaro - All Drawings
Eileen & Joe Porcaro (courtesy of) - Special Family Photos
Yoshie Yokoyama - Art Direction
Takayasu Tsuruta (Pony Canyon) - Art Direction
Eric Scott - Package Re-design
Doug Brown for WorldWest Communications - Creative Direction

“Edited by John Peña on the Sound Tools Digital editing system at Johnny Slamm Studios, October 1st, 1996”.

Track 1:
“(Men With Keyboards)”.

Track 3:
“(So Many Drummers, So Little Time)”.

“Endorsements // David Garfield uses Yamaha Keyboards and Synthesizers // Eddie Van Halen uses Peavey 5150 Amps & Peavey Wolfgang Guitars // Nathan East uses Yamaha Nathan East Signature Bass // David Benoit uses Yamaha Pianos // Peter Erskine uses Yamaha, Zildjian, Vic Firth & Evans/D’Addario // Fred Tackett uses Fender Guitars & Rivera Amps // Richie Hayward uses Pearl Drums, Sabian Cymbals & Pro Mark Sticks // Paul Barrere uses Fender Guitars & Rivera Amps // Steve Jordan uses Yamaha Club Jordan // David T. Walker uses Artex Guitars // Vinnie Colaiuta uses Gretsch Drums, Zildjian Cymbals & Sticks // Jim Keltner uses DW Drums and Paiste Cymbals // Neil Stubenhaus uses James Tyler Basses // Steve Ferrone uses Sabian Cymbals, Pearl Drums & Pro Mark Sticks // John Guerin uses Zildjian Cymbals & DW Drums // Ralph Humphrey uses Yamaha, Indian & Remo Heads // Dave Weckl uses Yamaha Drums, Zildjian, Vic Firth & Remo Heads //Michael Paulo uses Yanagisawa Saxophones // Jay Graydon uses Rivera Amps & Bossa Guitars // Brandon Fields uses Selmer Saxophones // Tris Imboden uses DW Drums, Zildjian Cymbals & Sticks, Gibralter Racks // Abe Laboriel Jr. uses DW Drums, Paiste Cymbals and Easton Sticks // David Williams uses Ibanez Guitars, Rivera Amps & Dean Markley Strings // Bernard Purdie uses Slingerland Drums, Sabian Cymbals & Cappalla Sticks // John Peña uses Trace Elliot Amps, La Bella Strings & Warwick // David Paich uses Yamaha // Emil Richards uses Sonor Vibes and Paiste America Cymbals // Joe Porcaro uses G.M.S. Drums, Paiste Cymbals & Aquarian Drum Heads // Steve Lukather uses Music Man Guitars and Ernie Ball Strings // Gregg Bissonette uses Slingerland Drums, Zildjian, Vic Firth, DW Pedals // Carlos Vega uses DW Drums and Paiste Cymbals // Will Lee uses Sadowsky Basses, Dean Markley Strings & Hipshot D-Tuner // Lenny Castro uses LP, Paiste Cymbals, Rhythm Tech // Luis Enrique uses Toca Percussion, Remo Heads & Percussion // Chris Trujillo uses LP, Zildjian Cymbals & Sticks, Remo Heads // Luis Conte uses LP, Zildjian Cymbals & Sticks, Remo Heads, Porcaro Bags // Steve Gadd uses Yamaha Drums, Zildjian Cymbals, Vic Firth Sticks // Simon Phillips uses Star Classic Drums, Zildjian Cymbals, Remo, Pro Mark, Shure Mics // Paul Jackson Jr. uses Gibson Guitars, Rivera Amps, Monster Cable, Dean Markley Strings // John Ferraro uses Zildjian, Vic Firth, Evans, Trigger Perfect, XL Cases, Drum Workshop”.

“Thank You’s // Hoffman Travel: Andy Leeds, Jody & Susan // Capitol Studios: Paula Salvatore, Louise Glover, Will Donovan // mad Hatter Studios: Mark Francovich, Larry Mah, Jordan D’Aleffio // Fox Force Five Studios: JJ Blair, Mike Coeyman // The Porcaro Family: Joe, Eileen, Steve, Pam, Heather, Mike, Cheryl, Brianne, Sam, Little Jeffrey, Joleen, Brittany, Paige, Steve & Chase Duddy, Susan, Miles, Chris & Nico Hendrix. // Chick Corea, Bernie Kirsh, Steve Tyrell, J.C. Phillips, Marty Wolff, Alice & Pat Denny, Richard Nakano, Gus’s Smoke Shop, Patrick Rains, Bill Darlington, Lon Cohen, Larry Lee, Rob Broadwell, Harry McCarthy, Ted Landau, Joyce & Ming Johnson, Jerry Levin, Sportsman’s Lodge, Raymond Orosa, Carolyn Powell, Gina Cefalu, Rick Rees, Tyler & Christina Castro, Vous Salon & Dina, Irving Azoff, Richard Tokatz, “Chimo”…You are my friend! Elizabeth Colaiuta, Don Maxwell, Angus “Gus” Morrison & Further More, Tina Steere, Gene Webster, Mark Scaggs, Craig Fruin, Sussana at HK, Fitzgerald & Hartley Co., Mark Hartley, David Dillon, Anita Heilig, Kumiko, Sharon Marshall, Dr. Robert Deutsch, Terry Trotter, Terry Wollman, Terry Wood, Susan Stone, Jenea & Tamara, T-Bone, Stazzy & Perkins, Martin “Vote Gay, Vote for Tay” Cole (Jeff’s famous poster boy), John “JJ” Jessle, Kenji Sano, Hajime Motoki, Yuji Hori, Terry DeWolfe, Martin Woodlee, Greg Rule, Jim Aikin, Keyboard Magazine, Avery Burdette, Debbie Stewart, Phil “PC” Clendeninn, Yamaha Keyboards, Toto Legend, Lauri Stine, Chris Webb, David Caballero, Dutch Toto & Los Lobotomys Fan Club, Power Plant, Dirk Schubert, JD Brill, Jon Ostrin, Piper, Taiyo Music, Kay Ricketts, Kiyoshi Mizukami, Tats Nagashima, Sweet Basil, Hiro Yamashita, Kae Satoh, Shigeyuki Kawashima, Pony Canyon, Shigeru “Shige” Takagi, Ad Lib Magazine, Mr. Matsushita, Udo San, Naito San, Pat Murphy, Tom & Tawa’s Spa, Rick Waite & West LA Music, Jed Lieber, Alex Van Halen, Bob Bradshaw, Project One A/V, Tom & Straight Copy, Audio Affects, Dave Widerman/Rock Walk, Music Express, Isgo Lepejian Photography, Sadna, Bud & Phyllis Bissonette, Shelly Slusman…We miss you.”.

“Quotes… // “There’s pushing the envelope, then there’s licking the envelope” - Leland Sklar 5/96 // “On some of those fast takes we have talent attacks” - Steve Gadd 6/96 // “The music visits when the tempo slows down” - Abraham Laboriel 6/96 // “If you like that kind of music, it’s really beautiful” - Larry Carlton 6/96 // “It’s a love hang parts one, two, and three” - Jay Graydon 5/96 // “The music comes from your heart, the rest falls into place” - Ed Van Halen 8/96 // “Who are these old guys?” - Jim Keltner 7/96 // “We don’t need a click track” - Luis Conte 6/96 // “The three was scatchaad” - Joe Porcaro 6/96 // “Don’t finish the project without me” - Michael McDonald 7/96 // “I need improvement not eradication?” - Will Lee 8/96 // “Jeff played drums in my song “Climbing” (from the latest album “Louder Than Words”), and a week later, he went to heaven. When we were in the studio, he came up with a lot of brilliant new ideas one after the other, which greatly encouraged me, as a singer, to move on.” - Lionel Richie (from interview for AdLib magazine) // “Where else can you expect nothing, and get it?” - Jeff Porcaro 2/87”.

“You Were Missed // David Sanborn, Bruce Springsteen, Donald Fagen, Jeff Beck, James Ingram, George Benson, Michael O’Neill, Dean Parks, James “Hutch” Hutchinson, Danny Kortchmar, Dan Fergeson, John Pierce, Curt Bisquera, John Robinson, Ric Marotta, Harvey Mason, Mike Thompson, Everette Harp, Bill Schnee, Nico Bolas, Neil Larsen, Tom Brechtlein, Michael White, Land Richards, Ricky Lawson, Ralf Rickert, Vince Denham & “the other” Jimmy Johnson.”.

“Message From Creatchy // I would especially like to thank Alan, Blue, Yvonne, Stryder, Phil, Steevo, Joe & Eileen Robert, Darren, John E. Slamm, Uncle Will, Justin, Jimmy Boy and all of the many wonderful Musicians, Artists, Technicians and Others who contributed their time, ideas, energy, talent, services, enthusiasm, support, wisdom, knowledge, memories, creativity, respect and love. I want to express my sincere appreciation to everyone that participated in this project. I would also like to thank my own family, Sol, Amy, Ann, Joan, Stan, Roger, Harlan, Tracy, Kathy, Rebecca, Julie, Eddie & My Aunt Helen who passed away on 4/1/96 (Jeff’s Birthday) when I had just begun pre-production for this project. I finally want to thank you, Jeff, for believing in me and helping me along my path in music and in life. You are missed, but your memory is very strong and with us all of the time. Peace.”.

“In Memory of Jeffrey Thomas Porcaro - 4/1/54-8/5/92. We miss you.”.

Songwriters:
Jeff Porcaro
David Garfield
Walter Becker
David Benoit
Gregg Bissonette
Bob Dylan
Donald Fagen
Al Green
Jimi Hendrix
Al Jackson
Milt Jackson
Larry Lee
Willie Mitchell
David Paich
John Peña
Joe Porcaro
Boz Scaggs
Jason Scheff

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Toto

Toto - Falling In Between Live
Eagle EDGCD361 - GAS 0000361 (2007) - EU 2-CD set

CD 1

1 - Falling In Between*
2 - King Of The World*
3 - Pamela*
4 - Bottom Of Your Soul*
5 - Caught In The Balance*
6 - Don’t Chain My Heart*
7 - Hold The Line*
8 - Stop Loving You*
9 - I’ll Be Over You*
10 - Cruel*
11 - Greg Solo

CD 2

12 - Rosanna*
13 - I’ll Supply The Love*
14 - Isolation*
15 - Gift Of Faith*
16 - Kingdom Of Desire*
17 - Luke Solo*
18 - Hydra*
19 - Simon Solo*
20 - Taint Your World*
21 - Gypsy Train*
22 - Africa*
23 - Drag Him To The Roof*

Notes: 1) This is the official live recording of Toto's 26th March, 2007 performance at Le Zenith, Paris (France), a concert date in the 2006/2007/2008 Toto World Tour (Falling In Between Tour). From the 2007 leg of that tour, Lee started filling in on bass for the ailing Mike Porcaro all through the end of the concert dates in 2008. 2) CD album originally came with a sticker mentioning the inclusion of the song “I Will Remember” as part of the CD track list. That song ended up not being included in the recording, and sticker was covered up with a new one mentioning “Bottom Of Your Soul” in its place (see images below).

The Band:
Bobby Kimball - Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass Guitar (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23)*
Simon Phillips - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23)
Steve Lukather - Guitars, Vocals
Tony Spinner - Guitars, Vocals
Greg Phillinganes - Keyboards, Vocals

Executive Producers for Eagle Rock Entertainment Ltd: Geoff Kempin & Terry Shand

Filip Jacobs - Live Recording Engineer
Steve MacMillan - Mixing Engineer
Brian Golder - Digital Sound Editing

Live Recording Location:
The Zenith, Paris on 26th March 2007

Jon Astley - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Close To The Edge Mastering

Band Crew:
Kenny Moran - Keyboards
Ian Newton - Monitor Sound
Geoff Banks “The Bison” - Guitars
Ian Robertson - Drums (as Ian “Robbo” Robertson)

Show Crew:
John Ostrin - Live Sound Engineer
Robert Bain (as Robert “Jock” Bain) - Sound Technician (Brit Row)
Dave Pointer (as Dave “Dribble” Pointer) - Sound Technician (Brit Row)
Andy Doig - Show Design, Lighting, Video
Kevin Hopgood - Production Manager
Ian Robertson - Stage Manager (as Ian “Robbo” Robertson)
Andy F. Greenall - Lighting Technician (Neg Earth)
Tim Phillips - Lighting Technician (Neg Earth)
Stephan Hazebrouck - Lighting Technician (Neg Earth)
J.P. Willocq - Lighting Technician (Neg Earth)
Pascale Hardeman - Backstage Manageress
Steve Cheney - Tour Manager
Stuart Graham - Merchandiser
Frank Cribley - Catering (Snakatak)
Mike Thornton - Catering (Snakatak)
Helena Robertson - Catering (Snakatak)
John Burgess - Truck Driver (Fly By Nite)
Simon Lake - Truck Driver (Fly By Nite)
Chris Moulson - Bus Driver (Phoenix)
Graeme Ellis - Bus Driver (Phoenix)
Dave Roule - Bus Driver (Phoenix)

Yan Hervouet - Venue Production
Pascal Bernardin, Encore Productions - Show Promoter
Pascal Royer, Encore Productions - Show Promoter

Martin Cole - Toto Manager
Alec Leslie - Toto Agent
Paul Spraggon - Lawyer
Gary Haber Corp, Ron Remis - Accountant

Nikkie Amouyal - Packaging Design
Fabrice Demessence - Photos

www.Toto99.com .. Petra Regemann, Mark Regemann, Steve McVey

Songwriters:
Fergie Fredriksen
David Hungate
Bobby Kimball
Steve Lukather
Greg Phillinganes
Simon Phillips
David Paich
Jeff Porcaro
Mike Porcaro
Steve Porcaro
Joseph Williams (as Joe Williams)
Randy Goodrum
Danny Kortchmar (as Donny Kortchmar)
Jerry Leiber
Stan Lynch



“Falling In Between Live” - EU 2-CD set - old sticker



“Falling In Between Live” - EU 2-CD set - new sticker

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DVDs



Toto - Falling In Between Live
Eagle EREDV647 (2008) - EU DVD

V1 - Intro*
2 - Falling In Between*
3 - King Of The World*
4 - Pamela*
5 - Bottom Of Your Soul*
6 - Caught In The Balance*
7 - Don’t Chain My Heart*
8 - Hold The Line*
9 - Stop Loving You*
10 - I’ll Be Over You*
11 - Cruel*
12 - Greg Solo
13 - Rosanna*
14 - I’ll Supply The Love*
15 - Isolation*
16 - Gift Of Faith*
17 - Kingdom Of Desire/Luke Solo*
18 - Hydra/Simon Solo*
19 - Taint Your World*
20 - Gypsy Train*
21 - Africa*
22 - Drag Him To The Roof*

bonus feature

V23 - Toto Interviewed*

Notes: 1) This is the official video DVD recording of Toto’s 26th March, 2007 performance at Le Zenith, Paris (France), a concert date in the 2006/2007/2008 Toto World Tour (Falling In Between Tour). From the 2007 leg of that tour, Lee started filling in on bass for the ailing Mike Porcaro all through the end of the concert dates in 2008. 2) Lee is interviewed in the bonus feature (V23) and appears in the intro (V1) which is a backstage clip shot in the few minutes before the beginning of the concert. 3) For more video notes and credits, please refer to actual video content. 4) Musical content is the same as of above CD album. 5) Total duration is approx 142 mins.

Audio/Tour Credits

The Band:
Bobby Kimball - Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass Guitar (V1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, V23)*
Simon Phillips - Drums (V1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, V23)
Steve Lukather - Guitars, Vocals
Tony Spinner - Guitars, Vocals
Greg Phillinganes - Keyboards, Vocals

Executive Producers for Eagle Rock Entertainment Ltd: Geoff Kempin & Terry Shand

Filip Jacobs - Live Recording Engineer
Steve MacMillan - Surround Sound Mix, Stereo Sound Mix
Bryan Golder - Digital Sound Editing

Live Recording Location:
The Zenith, Paris on 26th March 2007

Jon Astley - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Close To The Edge Mastering

Band Crew:
Kenny Moran - Keyboards
Ian Newton - Monitor Sound
Geoff Banks “The Bison” - Guitars
Ian Robertson - Drums (as Ian “Robbo” Robertson)

Show Crew:
John Ostrin - Live Sound Engineer
Robert Bain (as Robert “Jock” Bain) - Sound Technician (Brit Row)
Dave Pointer (as Dave “Dribble” Pointer) - Sound Technician (Brit Row)
Andy Doig - Show Design, Lighting, Video
Kevin Hopgood - Production Manager
Ian Robertson - Stage Manager (as Ian “Robbo” Robertson)
Andy F. Greenall - Lighting Technician (Neg Earth)
Tim Phillips - Lighting Technician (Neg Earth)
Stephan Hazebrouck - Lighting Technician (Neg Earth)
J.P. Willocq - Lighting Technician (Neg Earth)
Pascale Hardeman - Backstage Manageress
Steve Cheney - Tour Manager
Stuart Graham - Merchandiser
Frank Cribley - Catering (Snakatak)
Mike Thornton - Catering (Snakatak)
Helena Robertson - Catering (Snakatak)
John Burgess - Truck Driver (Fly By Nite)
Simon Lake - Truck Driver (Fly By Nite)
Chris Moulson - Bus Driver (Phoenix)
Graeme Ellis - Bus Driver (Phoenix)
Dave Roule - Bus Driver (Phoenix)

Yan Hervouet - Venue Production
Pascal Bernardin, Encore Productions - Show Promoter
Pascal Royer, Encore Productions - Show Promoter

Video Credits

Blue Leach - Director
Jackie Weatherill - Producer
Alan Ravenscroft - Supervising Producer

Interview Recording:
Steve Duros (also as Steve “Astro” Duros) - Director, Vision Mix, Camera
Simon Phillips - Director, Sound Editing, Sound Engineer
Andy Doig - Camera
Jon Ostrin - Sound Engineer
Dave Pointer - Sound Engineer

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Martin Cole - Toto Manager
Alec Leslie - Toto Agent
Paul Spraggon - Lawyer
Gary Haber Corp, Ron Remis - Accountant

Nikkie Amouyal - Packaging Design
Fabrice Demessence - Photos

“After Touring for a full year behind the highly acclaimed album “Falling In Between” and subsequently inspiring hundreds of thousands of devoted fans, TOTO have filmed a spectacular new live show at the atmospheric Le Zenith in Paris. Seventeen years after their first live video was released, TOTO have returned once again to this legendary concert venue to perform in front of another enthusiastic audience and capture and extraordinary performance on DVD. Enter the live action and become a part of nearly two hours of spellbinding music and showmanship that left every live concert-goer in awe. // Joining the line-up is renowned bassist and long time friend Lee Sklar (Phil Collins, James Taylor) who teams up with Steve Lukather (guitars & vocals), Simon Phillips (drums), Bobby Kimball (vocals), Greg Phillinganes (keyboards & vocals) and Tony Spinner (guitars & vocals) for the current tour. Witness the stunning chemistry between these exceptional musicians who, after just some weeks together on the road, eased into a sound both tight and inspired. // Four years after the highly acclaimed “Live In Amsterdam” became a benchmark in concert recordings, “Falling In Between Live” transcends yet another boundary. Recorded with state-of-the-art technology and directed by the award winning Blue Leach (Depeche Mode, REM) who has toured with Toto extensively and is instinctively in tune with their music, this full concert DVD delivers brilliant sound and picture quality that brings you up close and personal to experience TOTO’s magical live performance. Get ready for an overwhelming feast for eyes and ears and watch the concert like you’re in the front row… from your own living room! // Accompany TOTO on this mind blowing voyage, which spans the entire spectrum of their illustrious career, with a diversity of musical styles second-to-none. Encounter the new and energetic tunes from “Falling In Between” - including a powerful rendition of “Bottom Of Your Soul” that will send shivers down your spine - as well as exciting, fresh versions of unforgettable classics like “Rosanna” - clad in a groovy jazz intro - “Hold The Line” and “Africa” - with a now hauntingly ingenious ending. Rediscover those rare fan favourites, some of which have not been played live in over 20 years - gems like “Isolation” or compelling songs from “Tambu” and “Kingdom Of Desire” - as they are given new energy, interpreted years later with the same skill, and an even more accomplished sound that never ceases to astonish. // As always with TOTO, expect impromptu solos showcasing stellar talent and flawless interplay, the result of years of camaraderie and a shared love of musical adventure which wows the audience with new chops and chords, transforming each concert into an inimitable event. // “Master Of Ceremony” Steve Lukather leads the band once again, never failing to deliver laugh after laugh with his crazy sense of humour and energetic interaction with the audience. // Experience the live whirlwind that is TOTO, transcending all musical boundaries, as they hypnotise the audience and take all present on an unforgettable musical journey through space and time from which you wish you’d never have to return. // Embark once again with TOTO as they continue to set new standards in live music with “Falling In Between Live.””

“Toto rock harder than ever before in this stunning live performance filmed in front of a wildly enthusiastic sell out crowd at Le Zenith in Paris on the Falling In Between tour. The show combines rarely heard tracks, album favourites, great solos and classic hits including “Hold The Line”, “Rosanna”, “Africa”, “I’ll Supply The Love” and many more.”.

“Thanks to: Herrmann Gier at SPL Electronics Gmbh, for the Atmos 5.1 system”.

“This programme contains strobe lighting effects which may cause problems for people with photo-sensitive epilepsy.”.

www.Toto99.com .. Petra Regemann, Mark Regemann, Steve McVey

Songwriters:
Fergie Fredriksen
David Hungate
Bobby Kimball
Steve Lukather
Greg Phillinganes
Simon Phillips
David Paich
Jeff Porcaro
Mike Porcaro
Steve Porcaro
Joseph Williams (as Joe Williams)
Randy Goodrum
Danny Kortchmar (as Donny Kortchmar)
Jerry Leiber
Stan Lynch

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Willie Nelson

Willie Nelson - The Great Divide
Lost Highway P2-86231 (2002) - US CD

1 - Maria (Shut Up And Kiss Me)*
2 - Mendocino County Line* - with Lee Ann Womack
3 - Last Stand In Open Country* - with Kid Rock
4 - Won’t Catch Me Cryin’*
5 - Be There For You* - with Sheryl Crow
6 - The Great Divide*
7 - Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Was In)*
8 - This Face*
9 - Don’t Fade Away - with Brian McKnight
10 - Time After Time*
11 - Recollection Phoenix*
12 - You Remain* - with Bonnie Raitt

Note: Track 2 was also included as a bonus in the UK release of Lee Ann Womack’s album “Something Worth Leaving Behind”. See relative post here: bassroutes.blogspot.com/2011/02/lee-ann-womack.html.

The Band:
Willie Nelson - Vocals, Acoustic Guitars
Lee Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12)*
Kenny Aronoff - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11)
Heitor Pereira - Guitars, Background Vocals (as additional musician), Whistling (as additional musician)
Greg Leisz - Pedal Steel, Dobro
Matt Rollings - Piano, Hammond B-3, Wurlitzer, Rhodes
Mickey Raphael - Harmonica
Matt Serletic - Electronics, Background Vocals (as additional musician)

Additional Musicians:
Neil Stubenhaus - Bass
John “J.R.” Robinson - Drums (as John “JR” Robinson)

Reggie Young - Guitar
Dan Dugmore - Pedal Steel
Greg Phillinganes - Keyboards
Alison Krauss - Fiddle
Gabe Witcher - Fiddle
Bruce Fowler - Horns
Daniel Higgins - Horns
Glen Garrett - Horns
Brad Dutz - Percussion
Rob Thomas - Vocals
Lee Ann Womack - Vocals
Kid Rock - Vocals
Sheryl Crow - Vocals
Brian McKnight - Vocals
Bonnie Raitt - Vocals
Michael Black - Background Vocal
John W. Ryles - Background Vocals
Lisa Silver - Background Vocals
Harry Stinson - Background Vocal
Dennis Wilson - Background Vocals
The Water Sisters (Julia Tillman Waters, Maxine Willard Waters) - Background Vocals
Louis Nunley - Background Vocals
Curtis Young - Background Vocals

Produced by Matt Serletic

Matt Serletic - Orchestrations Writer (2, 3, 4, 5, 8), Orchestrations Arranger (2, 3, 4, 5, 8)
Christopher Damhurst - Programming (2, 5) (as additional musician)
Danny Saber - Programming (3) (as additional musician)
Pascael Arceneaux - Programming (9) (as additional musician)
Pete Anthony - Orchestra Conductor
Bruce Dukov - Orchestra Concert Master

David Thoener - Recording Engineer (1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12), Mixing Engineer (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
Steve Marcantonio - Recording Engineer (2)
Noel Golden - Recording Engineer (9), Additional Engineering
Dennis Sands - Orchestra Recording Engineer (2, 3, 4, 5, 8)
Mark Dobson - Additional Engineering, Pro-Tools Editing
John Nelson - Assistant Engineer
Leslie Richter - Assistant Engineer
Todd Johnson - Assistant Engineer
David Bryant - Assistant Engineer
Sam Storey - Assistant Engineer
Toshiaki Kasai - Assistant Engineer (as Toshi Kasai)
John Rodd - Assistant Orchestra Recording Engineer (Recordist) (2, 3, 4, 5, 8)
Derek Carlson - Assistant Mix Engineer
Jay Goin - Assistant Mix Engineer
Bill Talbott - Stage Engineer

Recording Studios/Locations:
Conway Recording Studios, Hollywood, CA
Ocean Way Nashville, Nashville, TN
Rumbo Recorders, Canoga Park, CA
Record Plant Recording Studios, Hollywood, CA
Hook Studios, North Hollywood, CA
20th Century Fox Studios, Los Angeles, CA (orchestra)
Newman Scoring Stage (score)

Mixing Studio:
Record Plant Recording Studios, Hollywood, CA

Stephen Marcussen - Mastering Engineer
Stewart Whitmore - Digital Editing

Mastering Studio:
Marcussen Mastering, Hollywood, CA

Tom Steel - Stage Manager
Damon Tedesco - Stage Manager
Stacey Robinson - Director (Newman Scoring Stage)
Aaron Brougher - Production Assistant
Valerie Pack - Project Coordinator
Matthew Freeman - Project Coordinator
Debbi Datz-Pyle, The Music Team - Orchestra Contractor
Bill Edwards - Copyist
Steve Juliani - Copyist

Jeff Fenster - A&R Direction
Management: Mark Rothbaum & Associates
Legal Representation: Joel Katz, Jess Rosen - Geenberg Traurig
Business Management: Laurence Goldfein
William Morris Agency: Jim Wiatt & Dave Snyder

Rick Patrick - Art Direction
Scott Sandler - Design
Mark Seliger - Photography
Ann Balliro - Marketing

“Willie would like to thank - Jeff Fenster - Lyor Cohen - Jim Caparro - Luke Lewis - John Esposito - Matt Serletic - Michael Lippman - Bernie Taupin - Dean Serletic - Lewis Largent - John Rosenfelder - Ken Lane - Annie Balliro - Sheila Brosnahan - Julie Greenwald - Lauren Murphy - Karen Wiessen - Amy Bloebaum - Erica Novice - Ben Kline - Andy Nelson - Chris Stacey - Kira Florita - Michael Powers - John Ettinger - Glenn Noblit - Frank Callari - Todd Fennell - Gay Harrah - Sandy Hunter - Gordon Peters - Punch Andrews - Scooter Weintraub - Ron Stone - Erv Woolsey - Scott Kernahan - Herb Trawick - Damien Smith and All My Friends And Family”.

“As a special bonus for purchasing “The Great Divide” you have exclusive access to: // “The Making Of The Great Divide” - Behind the scenes/in-studio footage and interviews // Never before seen photos of Willie Nelson // Excerpt from Willie’s book “The Facts Of Life And Other Dirty Jokes” - available on Random House wherever books are sold // Link to ‘Old Whiskey River site to check out Willie’s signature blend of bourbon // Here’s how: // 1. Place “The Great Divide” CD in your computers CD-ROM drive. // 2. Log on to www.willievip.com and follow the instructions // 3. It’s that easy - enjoy! // Also visit these websites: // www.losthighwayrecords // and // www.willienelson.com”.

Songwriters:
Willie Nelson
Jim Cregan
Robert Andrew Hyman
Kevin Kadish
Jackie King
Cyndi Lauper
Robin Le Mesurier
Mickey Newbury
Donald Wallace Poythress
Leslie Satcher
Matt Serletic
Bernie Taupin
Rob Thomas
Dennis Tufano

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Richard Marx

Various Richard Marx singles - promos or otherwise - have been issued with edit/acoustic/live versions of tracks from these two following albums. Please do check back for relative updates.



Richard Marx - Rush Street
Capitol 068-7 95874 1 (1991) - US LP
Capitol TOCP-6865 (1991) - Japan CD - Issue with 1 additional track
Capitol 7809942 (1991) - Australia CD - Alternate AUS release with 3 bonus live tracks

US LP track list

Side One

1 - Playing With Fire
2 - Love Unemotional
3 - Keep Coming Back
4 - Take This Heart
5 - Hazard
6 - Hands In Your Pocket
7 - Calling You

Side Two

8 - Superstar*
9 - Streets Of Pain
10 - I Get No Sleep
11 - Big Boy Now
12 - Chains Around My Heart
13 - Your World

Japan CD track list

J1 - Playing With Fire
J2 - Love Unemotional
J3 - Keep Coming Back
J4 - Take This Heart
J5 - Hazard
J6 - Hands In Your Pocket
J7 - Calling You
J8 - Superstar*
J9 - Ride With Idol - Japan only additional track
J10 - Streets Of Pain
J11 - I Get No Sleep
J12 - Big Boy Now
J13 - Chains Around My Heart
J14 - Your World

Australia CD track list

AUS1 - Playing With Fire
AUS2 - Love Unemotional
AUS3 - Keep Coming Back
AUS4 - Take This Heart
AUS5 - Hazard
AUS6 - Hands In Your Pocket
AUS7 - Calling You
AUS8 - Superstar*
AUS9 - Streets Of Pain
AUS10 - I Get No Sleep
AUS11 - Big Boy Now
AUS12 - Chains Around My Heart
AUS13 - Your World
AUS14 - Don't Mean Nothin' (Live) - Australia CD bonus track
AUS15 - Hold On To The Nights (Live) - Australia CD bonus track
AUS16 - Have Mercy (Live) - Australia CD bonus track

Notes: 1) Above image and side one/two breakdown were taken from the US Columbia House LP release on Capitol C1-595874 (1991). See below for images of other releases. 2) Following credits were taken from the US, Japan and Australia CD releases. 3) Japanese CD release includes one additional track for Japan only (J9). This edition does include lyrics but not musician credits for additional track. 4) Australian CD release comes with same US track content plus three bonus live tracks recorded in 1987. No musician credits are provided for these. See below for more details. 5) For additional liner notes content please refer to original CD.

Original US CD Credits

Richard Marx - Vocals, Piano, Acoustic Piano, Fender Rhodes, Keyboards, Background Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass (8)*
Randy Jackson - Bass
Marcus Miller - Bass
Nathan East (also as Nathan “Maaaan!” East) - Bass
Jim Cliff - Bass, Background Vocal
Terry Bozzio - Drums
Jonathan Moffett (also as Jonathan “Sugarfoot” Moffett) - Drums
Jeff Porcaro - Drums (6, 7, 8, 12)
Tommy Lee - Drums
Mike Baird - Drums
Steve Lukather - Guitars, Guitar Solos, Solo
Bruce Gaitsch - Guitars, Acoustic Guitar, Guitar Solo
Michael Landau (also as Mike Landau and Michael “Delicious Sexy Trip” Landau) - Guitars, Solo, Guitar Solo, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar
Paul Warren - Guitar, Background Vocal
Greg Phillinganes - Fender Rhodes
Michael Egizi (as Mike Egizi and also as Michael “No Way” Egizi) - Keyboards, Background Vocal
Kim Bullard - Keyboards
Bill Champlin - Hammond B3
Billy Joel - Piano
Lee Thornberg - Trombone, Trumpet
Steve Grove - Saxophone
John Logan - Harmonica (as John “Juke” Logan)
Chris Trujillo (also as Chris “Dad” Trujillo) - Percussion
Richard Page - Background Vocal
Steve George - Background Vocal
Dalbello - Background Vocals (also as the ladies of “Hooterville”)
Tamara Champlin - Background Vocals (also as the ladies of “Hooterville”)
Fee Waybill - Background Vocals
Brandy Rosenberg - Background Vocal
Matt Westfield - Background Vocal
Luther Vandross - Background Vocals
Janet Gardner - Background Vocal
The ladies of “Hooterville” (Dalbello, Tamara Champlin, Ruth Marx) - Background Vocals
Cheryl Lynn - Background Vocal
Cindy Mizelle - Background Vocal

Produced by Richard Marx
Fee Waybill - Lead Vocal Co-Producer (1, 10)

Richard Marx - Arrangements (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13)
Steve Lukather - Arrangements (1, 9, 10)
Jerry Hey - Horn Arrangement Inspirator (2)
Bruce Gaitsch - Arrangement (7, 13)
Jeff Porcaro - Arrangement (8)
Mike Landau - Arrangement (13)
Mike Egizi - Programming (5)
Jon Clarke - Drum Machine Programming (1)

Bill Drescher - Engineer (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13), Mixing
Engineer (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10, 12), Additional Engineering (5)
Peter Doell - Engineer (5, 7, 12)
Ray Blair - Engineer (6)
Dave Wittman - Billy Joel Recording Engineer at Right Track Studios (10)
Mick Guzauski - Mixing Engineer (8)
Brian Malouf - Mixing Engineer (11, 13)
Michael Douglass - Assistant Engineer
Lolly Grodner - Assistant Engineer
Bryant Arnett - Assistant Engineer
Tom Nellen - Assistant Engineer
Kevin Reeves - Assistant Engineer
Charlie Paakkari - Assistant Engineer
Mark Hagen - Assistant Engineer
Mark Stebbeds - Assistant Engineer
Brad Aldridge - Assistant Engineer
Randy Wine - Assistant Engineer
Jesse Kanner - Assistant Engineer
Leslie Ann Jones - Assistant Engineer
Rick Caughron - Assistant Engineer
Lavant "Van Gogh" Coppock - Assistant Engineer
Rick Norman - Assistant Engineer
Pat MacDougall - Assistant Engineer

Recording Studios:
A&M Studios - L.A.
Lion Share Studios - L.A.
Right Track Studios - N.Y.
Sunset Sound Studios - L.A.
Frantic Studio - L.A.
Westlake Studios - L.A.
Capitol Studios - L.A.
Bill Champlin Studio - L.A.
Village Recorders - L.A.
Elumba Studios - L.A.
Can-Am Studios - L.A.
The Enterprise - L.A.

Wally Traugott - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Capitol Studios

Susanne Marie Edgren - Production Coordinator for Humble Heart Music
Ross Garfield - Custom Drums and Tweakage
Drum Doctors - Custom Drums and Tweakage

Larry Vigon - Art Direction, Design
Brian Jackson - Design
Nels Israelson - Photography

“Thanks To: // Bobby Colomby, Bruce Lundvall, Allen Kovac and all at Left Bank, to my new friends at Capitol, Jim Fifield, Joe Smith, Dean Cameron, Helmut Fest, Rupert Perry, David Stockley, Jean Francois Cecillon, Alexis Rotelli, all my friends in International, Gary Gilbert, Bernie Gudvi and all at Gudvi and Chapnick, Al Silfen, Elliot Groffman, Paul Schindler, Alan Grubman, Don Engel, the entire Promotion Staff of EMI for 3 years of kicking ass, Kevin Coy, Taylor Michaels, Mom and Dad, The Rhodes Gang, Bill Drescher, Peter Doell, Ross Garfield, Ray Blair, Susanne Marie Edgren, Duane Guildoo, Colin James, Tommy Lee, Luther Vandross, and one of the reasons I wanted to be a songwriter: Billy Joel. // Big Thanks to my co-writers: Bruce Gaitsch, who I can always count on; Fee Waybill, a brilliant talent who never missed a day; and Steve Lukather, a man who knows no bounds, be it in music or crudeness. “You cats are such a delight!” // My thanks to Mike Landau for all of his musical and humorous contributions over the years. // Mike Egizi: Thank you for your contributions to this album, and for being a great cheerleader. // More big thanks to my great road crew who worked their asses off for 30 months; my brothers in the band who make touring a great experience; and to our leader, Charlie Wright. // This was the best time I've ever had in the studio thanks to all the ridiculously talented musicians who played on this record”.

“All my love to Cynthia”.

“This album is lovingly dedicated to my son, Brandon; and my late grandmother, Lois for their inspiration. As Billy Joel once wrote, “Life is a series of hellos and goodbyes.””.

Track 1:
“Special Thanks to Barry White and the inventor of the Talkbox”.

“For more info write: Richard Marx,
P:O: Box 931659, LA, CA 90093-1659”.

Japan CD Additional Credits

Marie Nishimori - Translations

Alternate Australian CD Release Additional Credits

Produced by Richard Marx & David Cole (AUS14, AUS15, AUS16)

Don Bartley - Mastering Engineer (AUS14, AUS15, AUS16)

Mastering Studio:
Studios 301 (AUS14, AUS15, AUS16)

Songwriters:
Richard Marx
Bruce Gaitsch
Steve Lukather
Fee Waybill



“Rush Street” - Japan CD - rear inlay



“Rush Street” - Australia CD - rear inlay

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Richard Marx - Paid Vacation
Capitol CDP 0777 7 89729 2 4 (1993) - US CD
EMI 3310 (1993) - EU CD - Issue with 2 additional tracks
Capitol TOCP-7912 (1993) - Japan CD - Issue with 2 additional tracks and 1 bonus track

US CD track list

1 - The Way She Loves Me*
2 - One More Try
3 - Silent Scream
4 - Nothing To Hide
5 - Soul Motion
6 - Now And Forever
7 - Goodbye Hollywood*
8 - Heaven's Waiting
9 - Nothing Left Behind Us
10 - What You Want
11 - One Man*
12 - Baby Blues

EU/Japan CD track list

EUJ1 - The Way She Loves Me*
EUJ2 - One More Try
EUJ3 - Silent Scream
EUJ4 - Nothing To Hide
EUJ5 - Whole World To Save - EU/Japan additional track
EUJ6 - Soul Motion
EUJ7 - Now And Forever
EUJ8 - Goodbye Hollywood*
EUJ9 - Heaven's Waiting
EUJ10 - Nothing Left Behind Us
EUJ11 - What You Want
EUJ12 - One Man*
EUJ13 - Miami 2017 - EU/Japan additional track
EUJ14 - Baby Blues

bonus track for Japan CD only

J15 - Another Heaven

Notes: 1) Above picture was taken from the US Columbia House CD release on Capitol CDP 581232 (1993). 2) Following credits were taken from same US CD release and Japanese CD release. 3) Japanese CD release includes one bonus track for Japan only (J15), plus two additional tracks originally included, according to web sources, only in the European edition (EUJ5, EUJ13). 4) Japan release does include credits and lyrics for the EU additional tracks but not for the Japan-only bonus track. 5) For additional liner notes content please refer to original CD.

Original US CD Credits

Richard Marx - Vocals, Keyboards, Acoustic Guitars, Additional Keyboards, Piano, Finger Snaps, Background Vox, Background Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 7, 11)*
Randy Jackson - Bass, Finger Snaps
Felix Krish - Bass
Nathan East - Bass
Jonathan Moffett - Drums (1, 2, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10), Finger Snaps
Russ Kunkel - Drums
Tony Beard - Drums
Jeff Porcaro - Drums (11)
Bruce Gaitsch - Guitars, Acoustic Guitars, Mandolin, Solo
Terry Thomas - Guitars, Background Vocal
Paul Warren - Guitar Solo
Bill Champlin - Organ, Background Vocal
Bill Payne - Keyboards, Organ, Piano Solo
David Innis - Organ
Greg Phillinganes - Keyboards (as Greg Phillanganes)
Steve Grove - Horns
Lee Thornburg - Horns
Jerry Goodman - Strings
Pavel Farkas - Strings
Israel Baker - Strings
Farhad Behroozi - Strings
Sid Page - Strings
Charlie Bisharat - Strings
Gailt Cruz - Strings
James Getzoff - Strings
Henry Corbett - Strings
John Logan - Harmonica (as Juke Logan)
Chris Trujillo - Percussion
Luis Conte - Percussion
Ross Garfield - Finger Snaps
Lionel Richie - Background Vox
Luther Vandross - Background Vox
Marilyn Martin - Background Vocals
Cheryl Lynn - Background Vocal
Max Carl - Background Vocal
Timothy B. Schmit - Background Vocal (as Timothy B. Schmidt)
Vince Gill - Background Vocal

Produced by Richard Marx (1, 2, 3, 6, 7, 9, 10, 11)
Produced by Richard Marx and Terry Thomas (4)
Fee Waybill - Lead Vocal Co-Producer (3, 9)

Dick Marx - String Arrangement (6)
Richard Marx - Arrangements (1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 9, 10, 11), Horn Arrangement (1)
Leland Sklar - Arrangement (1)
Bruce Gaitsch - Arrangements (1, 2)
Terry Thomas - Arrangement (4)
The Band (Richard Marx, Jonathan Moffett, Randy Jackson, Bruce Gaitsch, Greg Phillinganes) - Arrangement (5)
Bill Champlin - Background Vocals Arrangement (10)

Bill Drescher - Engineer (1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11), Mixing Engineer (1, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
Bruce Gaitsch - Engineer (3, 4)
Rob Jacobs - Engineer (4)
Terry Thomas - Engineer (4)
Richard Marx - Engineer (4)
Mike Shipley - Mixing Engineer (Secret Sound) (2)
Rafe McKenna - Mixing Engineer (The Hit Factory) (4)

Mixing Studios:
Secret Sound, Woodland Hills, CA. (2)
The Hit Factory, London (4)

Wally Traugott - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Capitol Studios

Susanne Marie Edgren - Production Coordinator for Humble Heart Music
Management: Left Bank Management

Larry Vigon - Art Direction, Design
Brian Jackson - Design
Nels Israelson - Photography
Al Silfen - Inside Photos

“Thank you: Bruce Lundvall (for letting me make records), Allen Kovac, Tommy Manzi, Ed Thomas, Sharon Tapper, Lewis Kovac, Jeff Sydney, Gary Gersh, Ralph Simon, Bruce Kirkland, Bernie Gudvi, Anna McNeal, Beth Kerr, Geri Leonard, Jeff Broudy, Dennis Arfa, Don Engel, Alan Grubman, Paul Schindler, Al Silfen, John Sperling, Danielle Russell, Dennis Eckersley, Tony LaRussa, Kathy Jacobsen, Kimberly White, Rick Bernstein, Rob Huizenga, Joe Sugarman, Ross Garfield, Robert Conrad, Ed Liu, Joe, Mitch and the Gang at Spumanti, Josh Kanter, Jeannie Schwartz, Duane Guildoo, The Rhodes Family, Aunt Connie, Les Bider, Myron Martin, Jeremy Hammond, Larry Jenkins, Everyone at Cema, and the entire Capitol/EMI Family Worldwide. // Huge thanks to my band: Paul, Steve, Don, Scott, Jim and Pat… and to the greatest crew anywhere: Ed, Neil Babe, Billy, Connie, Bruce, Mike, Richard, J.T. and, of course, Bocko. A job well done, lads! // Big hugs to Charlie Wright // Big love to my mom and dad // To Fee Waybill: we've been writing together for nearly a decade (!) Your talent is endless. Your friendship is a treasure; but what I love most about you is that you're so much older than me. // To Bruce Gaitsch: what can I say that we haven't faxed each other already? I wouldn't like my job nearly as much without you. You have my love and great admiration. // To Bobby Colomby: if not for you, I may still be writing songs, but probably not liner notes. Thank you, brother. I love you. // To Terry Thomas: you are a true gentleman and I had a lot of fun working with you. Now, press the button, you twit! // My thanks to David Foster for introducing me to my wife and Fee. // To Bill Drescher: thank you for the support, the great sounds, and for having no ego. // To Susanne Edgren: hey baby! You continue to save my ass year after year, and take all my abuse. You're the best! // My gratitude to all the fine musicians and singers who appear on this album. // Thank you, Wally Traugott, for your ears and wisdom. // Beyond the call of duty: Randy Jackson and Jonathan Moffett // Luther Vandross: if you ever get tired of your voice, would you give it to me? Thank you, my friend, for once again lending your support, humor and enthusiasm. // Vince Gill: “Boy, you've got a real purty mouth!” Thank you for singing with me and for the laughs in the studio. Your success is so well deserved. // Lionel Richie: you are such a class act. Thank you for 11 years of cheerleading that has meant a lot to me. // All my love to Cynthia, Brandon, Lucas and Jesse. This one's for you.”.

“Richard Marx plays Baldwin pianos”.

Track 11:
“To me, there was no better drummer than Jeff Porcaro. His musicianship and kindness to me will never be forgotten. Our loss is heaven's gain.”.

EU/Japan CD Additional Credits

Richard Marx - “Oohs”
Myron Grombacher - Drums
Paul Warren - Guitars
Greg Phillinganes - Fender Rhodes
Mike Egizi - Keyboards
Steve Grove - Saxophone
Ruth Marx - “Oohs”

Produced by Richard Marx (EUJ5, EUJ13)
Fee Waybill - Lead Vocal Co-Producer (EUJ5)

Richard Marx - Arrangement (EUJ5)

Bill Drescher - Engineer (EUJ5), Mixing Engineer (EUJ5, EUJ13)
Peter Doell - Engineer (EUJ13)

Songwriters:
Richard Marx
Bruce Gaitsch
Terry Thomas
Fee Waybill
Additional Songwriter (EU/Japan CD):
Billy Joel

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Videos

Lee played with Richard Marx in a VH1 production called “Richard Marx The Live Version” that was originally broadcasted on the VH1 channel in 1994. I was not able to find a commercial tape of this. The following content is however available on YouTube.

Tracks

1 - What You Want*
2 - Should've Known Better*
3 - Hold On To The Nights*
4 - Now & Forever*
5 - Baby What You Want Me To Do?*
6 - Hazard*
7 - Keep Coming Back*
8 - The Way She Loves Me*
9 - Right Here Waiting*
10 - Don't Mean Nothing*

Richard Marx - Vocal, Guitar, Piano
Lee Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)*
Herman Matthews (as Herman Mathews) - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Bruce Gaitsch - Guitar, Background Vocals
Paul Warren - Guitar, Background Vocals
Max Carl - Keyboards, Background Vocals
Steve Grove - Sax

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Peter Allen

Peter Allen - I Could Have Been A Sailor
A&M SP-4739 (1979) - US LP

Side One

1 - I Could Have Been A Sailor
2 - Don’t Wish Too Hard
3 - Two Boys
4 - Angels With Dirty Faces*
5 - Don’t Cry Out Loud*

Side Two

6 - If You Were Wondering
7 - Don’t Leave Me Now
8 - I’d Rather Leave While I’m In Love
9 - We’ve Come To An Understanding*
10 - Paris At 21*

Note: Lee is co-credited as the bass player on track 5 along with Jim Pierce.

Peter Allen - Vocals, Piano
Lee Sklar - Bass (4, 5, 9, 10)*
Will Lee - Bass
Abraham Laboriel, Sr. - Bass (as Abraham Laborial)
Jim Pierce - Bass (5)
Dave Parlato - Bass
Rick Marotta - Drums (as Rick Morotta)
Ed Greene - Drums
Steve Schaefer - Drums (4, 5, 9, 10)
David Spinozza - Guitar
John Tropea - Guitar
Ray Parker, Jr. - Guitar
Dan Ferguson - Guitar
Jay Graydon - Guitar
Dan Sawyer - Guitar
Fred Tackett - Guitar
Richard Tee - Keyboards
Larry Knechtel - Keyboards
Marvin Hamlisch - Piano
Greg Phillinganes - Synthesizer
Jim Maeulin - Percussion
Victor Feldman - Percussion (2), Timpani & Percussion (10)
Paulinho da Costa - Percussion, Cowbell
Mike Post - Additional Percussion (10)
Geoff Howe - Additional Percussion (10)
Bruce Roberts - Background Vocals
Clydie King - Background Vocals
Sherlie Matthews - Background Vocals
Venetta Fields - Background Vocals
Marti McCall - Background Vocals
Linda Dillard - Background Vocals
Herb Pedersen - Background Vocals
Joey Scarbury - Background Vocals

Produced by Marvin Hamlisch (1, 3, 6, 7, 8)
Produced by Mike Post (2, 4, 5, 9, 10)

Bob Alcivar - Arrangement (1)
Velton Ray Bunch - Arrangement (2)
Marvin Hamlisch - Arrangements (3, 6, 7, 8)
Mike Post - Arrangements (4, 5, 9, 10), Vocals Supervision
Dick Hazard - Orchestration (6)
Michael J. Boddicker - Synthesizer Programming (7)

Neal Ceppos - Recording Engineer (Sound Mixers Studios) (1, 3, 6, 7, 8)
Geoffrey Howe - Recording Engineer (Wally Heider Studios) (2, 4, 5, 9, 10)
Les Cooper - Recording Engineer (Wally Heider Studios) (2, 4, 5, 9, 10)

Recording Studios:
Sound Mixers Studios, New York (1, 3, 6, 7, 8)
Wally Heider Studios, Hollywood, California (2, 4, 5, 9, 10)

Mike Reese - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Mastering Lab

Direction: The Dee Anthony Organization

Roland Young - Art Direction
Junie Osaki - Design
Brian Hagiwara - Photography

“For services beyond the call - thank you Mike, Geoff (son of Bones), Les, oh Les, and Gregory”.

“Title song inspiration courtesy of Gil & Judy”.

“Creative Assistance: thanks Paul Jasmin”.

Songwriters:
Peter Allen
Adrienne Anderson
Carole Bayer Sager
Marvin Hamlisch

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England Dan & John Ford Coley

England Dan & John Ford Coley - Dr. Heckle And Mr. Jive
Big Tree BT 76015 (1979) - US LP

Side One

1 - Hollywood Heckle And Jive*
2 - What Can I Do With This Broken Heart
3 - Another Golden Oldie Night For Wendy*
4 - Broken Hearted Me*
5 - Children Of The Half-Light*
6 - Rolling Fever

Side Two

7 - Love Is The Answer
8 - Only A Matter Of Time*
9 - Caught Up In The Middle
10 - Running After You
11 - What’s Forever For*

Dan Seals - Vocals, Acoustic 12 String Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Background Vocals
John Coley - Vocals, Organ, Piano, Acoustic Guitar, Background Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 3, 4, 5, 8, 11)*
Wilton Felder - Bass
John Leland - Bass
Dee Murray - Bass
Jeff Porcaro - Drums (1, 4) (as Jeffrey Porcaro)
Gary Mallaber - Drums (3, 9) (as Gary Mallabar)
Ed Greene - Drums
Ralph Humphrey - Drums (5, 8, 11)
Danny Gorman - Drums
Steve Lukather - Electric Guitar, Guitar, Electric Lead Guitar
Dan Ferguson - Acoustic Guitar
Steve Gibson - Electric 12 String Guitar, Electric Guitar
Lee Ritenour - Guitar
Melvin “Wah-Wah Watson” Ragin - Guitar (as Wa Wa Watson)
Richie Zito - Guitar, Electric Guitar, Electric Rhythm Guitar
Ovid Stevens - Guitar, Electric Guitar
Gry Torps - Electric Guitar
Jai Winding - Piano, Clavinet
Greg Phillinganes - Piano, Electric Piano, Acoustic Piano (as Greg Phillingame)
Bill Payne - Synthesizers (as Billy Payne)
Michael Boddicker - Synthesizer (as Michael Bodiker)
Steve Porcaro - Synthesizer
Shane Keister - Harpsichord, Acoustic Piano, Rhodes, Electric Acoustic Piano
Joey Carbone - Electric Piano
Michael Vernacchio - Synthesizer
Ernie Watts - Soprano Sax, Tenor Sax, Baritone Sax
Bubba Keith - Harmonica
Steve Foreman - Percussion
Jim Gilstrap Singers - Choir
Leslie Bulkin - Background Vocals
Kelly Bulkin - Background Vocals

Produced and Engineered by Kyle Lehning for Twin Trumpets Productions

Gene Page - Arrangements (2, 7), String Arrangement (4)
Steve Lukather - Arrangement (3)
Bergen White - String Arrangement (8)

Kyle Lehning - Recording Engineer
Patrick Von Wiegandt - Assistant Recording Engineer
Chris Desmond - Assistant Recording Engineer
Bobby Schaper - Additional Overdubs Recording Engineer (Wally Heider’s)
Marshall Morgan - Additional Overdubs Recording Engineer (Audio Media, Lee Hazen‘s Studio By The Pond)
James Simcik - Additional Overdubs Assistant Recording Engineer (Pasha Music House)
Sherry Klein - Additional Overdubs Assistant Recording Engineer (Larrabee Sound)
Elliot Scheiner - Mixing Engineer (A&R Recording Studios) (4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11)
Bill Schnee - Mixing Engineer (Cherokee Studios) (1, 2, 3, 7)
K.C. Green - Assistant Mixing Engineer (A&R Recording Studios) (4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11)
John Weaver - Assistant Mixing Engineer (Cherokee Studios) (1, 2, 3, 7)

Recording Studios:
Davlen Sound Studios, Los Angeles
Pasha Music House, Los Angeles (Additional Overdubs)
Larrabee Sound , Los Angeles (Additional Overdubs)
Wally Heider’s, Los Angeles (Additional Overdubs)
Lee Hazen’s Studio By The Pond, Nashville (Additional Overdubs)
Audio Media, Nashville (Additional Overdubs)

Mixing Studios:
A&R Recording Studios, New York (4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11)
Cherokee Studios (1, 2, 3, 7)

Mike Reese - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
The Mastering Lab

Management: Susan Joseph, Twin Trumpets Productions, 101000 Santa Monica Blvd. #1095, Los Angeles, California 90067

Norman Seeff - Photography, Design
Jim Evans - Illustration

Track 5: “(Inspired by the writings of Baha’u’llah prophet founder of the Baha’i faith, dedicated to the members of the California Baha’I Summer Travel Teaching Project - 1978)”.

“For more information about the Baha’I faith write: // 112 North Linden, // Wilmette, Illinois 60091”.

“We dedicate this album to Susan & Kyle, without their help and support it couldn’t have been done…”.

“And our very special thanks to….. Dick Vanderbilt, Doug Morris, Mardi Nehrbass, Reen Nalli, Nancy Griffith, Karen Sobel, Ron Cohen, Ruth Alcivar, Dick Klotzman, Dick Gilmore, Danny Gorman, Bubba Keith, John Leland, Ovid Stevens, Michael Vernacchio and the John Thomas Studio.”.

Songwriters:
John Coley
Dan Seals
Leslie Bulkin
Kelly Bulkin
Randy Goodrum
Bob Gundry
Dennis Linde
Todd Rundgren
Rafe Vanhoy

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Johnny Mathis & Deniece Williams

Johnny Mathis & Deniece Williams - That’s What Friends Are For
Columbia JC 35435 (1978) - US LP
Columbia Legacy CK 85655 (2003) - US CD - Reissue with 4 bonus tracks

Side One

1 - You’re All I Need To Get By
2 - Until You Come Back To Me (That’s What I’m Gonna Do)
3 - You’re A Special Part Of My Life
4 - Ready Or Not
5 - Me For You, You For Me

Side Two

6 - Heaven Must Have Sent You
7 - Just The Way You Are
8 - That’s What Friends Are For
9 - I Just Can’t Get Over You
10 - Touching Me With Love

CD reissue bonus tracks

11 - Emotion - Also in the Johnny Mathis album “You Light Up My Life”
12 - Too Much, Too Little, Too Late -
Also in the Johnny Mathis Album “You Light Up My Life”
13 - Love Won’t Let Me Wait -
From the Johnny Mathis album “A Special Part Of Me”
14 - Without Us - Previously Unreleased

Notes: 1) Album does not come with track-by-track musician credits. 2) Album was reissued by Columbia Legacy in 2003 with 4 bonus tracks: 11, 12 are singles which were also included in the Johnny Mathis 1978 solo album “You Light Up My Life” on Columbia 35259; track 13 is a song taken from the Johnny Mathis 1984 album “A Special Part Of Me”; track 14 is a previously unreleased track that was the theme song of the NBC-TV series “Family Ties”. 3) Columbia Legacy CD reissue comes with a differently cropped picture on rear inlay plus four more pictures of Mathis and Williams included in inner artwork, three of which in b&w and one in color. 4) Above picture is of original US LP while following credits were taken both from original LP and from CD reissue. 5) Bizarrely enough, the 2003 reissue on Columbia Legacy provides identification numbers for mixes, recording dates, chart positions and catalog numbers for singles, but has removed the musician credits which were included, albeit not in track-by-track fashion, on the original LP release. 6) 2003 reissue does not mention Glen Spreen as arranger and conductor for track 8, attributing arrangement and conduction to Gene Page instead. 7) According to the liner notes in the 1996 Deniece Williams anthology “Gonna Take A Miracle” on Columbia Legacy CK 64839 (see picture below), it can be inferred that Lee is the bass player on “Too Much, Too Little, Too Late”. No credits to that effect could however be found on the Mathis LP “You Light Up My Life”. 8) Title song is a cover of a 1976 Deniece Williams single and has nothing to do neither with the Paul Williams nor with the Bacharach/Bayer Sager songs of the same title. 9) The EU 1989 CD reissue of this album on CBS Collector’s Choice 902124 2 has same track order and content of original LP but lists the cover of the Marvin Gaye/Tammi Terrell song “Heaven Must Have Sent You” as “Your Precious Love”. Whether this is true also of other re-releases is unbeknownst to me. 10) The brief biographical passage which is quoted at the bottom of this entry is an excerpt of the liner notes by journalist Ellis Widner that are coming with the CD reissue, as they are printed on the outer back inlay of the CD package. Please see original booklet for the complete notes.

Original LP Credits

Johnny Mathis - Vocals
Deniece Williams - Vocals
Lee Sklar - Bass
Scott Edwards - Bass
Ed Greene - Drums
Mike Baird - Drums
Tim May - Guitar
David T. Walker - Guitar
Melvin “Wah-Wah Watson” Ragin - Guitar (as Wah Wah Ragin)
Lee Ritenour - Guitar
Steve Lukather - Guitar
Greg Phillinganes - Keyboards
Sylvester L. Rivers, Jr. - Keyboards
Michel Rubini - Piano
Nathan Ross - Violin
Stanley Plummer - Violin
Arnold Belnick - Violin
Endre Granat - Violin
Henry Roth - Violin
Ronald Folsom - Violin
Israel Baker - Violin
Jack Shulman - Violin
Glenn Dicterow - Violin
David Frisina - Violin
Sheldon Sanov - Violin
Ralph Silverman - Violin
Leonard Malarsky - Violin
William Hymanson - Violin
Marshall Sosson - Violin
Alexander Treger - Violin
Don Palmer - Violin
Kurt Dieterle - Violin
Nate Ross - Violin
Murray Adler - Violin
Henry Ferber - Violin
Jacke Krachmalnick - Violin
Assa Drori - Violin
Alex Neiman - Viola
Allan Harshman - Viola
David Schwartz - Viola
Gareth Nuttycombe - Viola
Myra Kestenbaum - Viola
Virginia Majewski - Viola
Rollice Dale - Viola
Gloria Strassner - Cello
Raymond Kelley - Cello
Armand Kaproff - Cello
Jesse Ehrlich - Cello
Raphael Kramer - Cello
Harry Schlutz - Cello
Douglas Davis - Cello
Ron Cooper - Cello
Ron Leonard - Cello
Dennis Karmazyn - Cello
David Allan Duke - French Horn
George Price - French Horn
Richard Perissi - French Horn
Gene Sherry - French Horn
Henry Sigismonti - French Horn
Bob Henderson - French Horn
Vince de Rosa - French Horn
Arthur Maebe - French Horn
Ernie Watts - Tenor Saxophone
Bill Green - Baritone Saxophone, Flute
Plas Johnson - Flute, Flute Solo
John Heitmann - Flute
Sheridon Stokes - Flute
Stevie Wonder - Harmonica Solo
Dorothy Jane Ashby - Harp
Tommy Vig - Percussion
Bob Zimmitti - Percussion
Alan Estes - Percussion
Paulinho Da Costa - Percussion (as Paulinho da Costa)
Maxine Willard Waters - Vocalist
Lani Groves - Vocalist
Jim Gilstrap - Vocalist

Produced by Jack Gold

Gene Page - Arrangements and Conduction (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10)
Glen Spreen - Arrangement and Conduction (8)
Harry Bluestone - Concertmaster

Dick Bogert - Recording Engineer
Tom Perry - Mix Engineer, Mastering Engineer

Recording Studio:
A&M Studios, Hollywood
Hollywood Sound, Hollywood (background vocals) (3, 6, 9)

Mixing Studio:
Hollywood Sound, Hollywood

Mastering Studio:
The Mastering Lab, Hollywood

Sam Emerson - Photography

CD Reissue Additional Credits

Original Recordings Produced by Jack Gold
Produced by Denny Diante (14)
Gene Page - Arrangements (11, 12, 14), Conduction (11, 12, 14)
Michel Colombier - Arrangement (13), Conduction (13)

Joseph M. Palmaccio - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Sony Music Studios, New York

Didier C. Deutsch - CD Reissue Producer
Steve Berkowitz - Legacy A&R
Joy Gilbert Monfried - Product Manager
Darren Salmieri - A&R Coordination
Stacey Boyle - Tape Research
Matt Kelly - Tape Research
Ellis Widner - Liner Notes “Johnny and Deniece… That’s What Friends Are For”

Howard Fritzson - Art Direction
Risa Noah - Design
Art Maillet/Sony Music Archives - Photography (pages 3 & 7)
Sam Emerson - Photography (all other)
Linda Chang - Packaging Manager

“Special Thanks: Brian McKenna, Chris Theis & Tatsuya Sato”.

Track 1:
“Mx. HCO 128326, Rec. 5/5/78
(Record #3-10772, Rel. 6/15/78)”.

Track 2:
“Mx. HCO 128340, Rec. 5/12/78”.

Track 3:
“Mx. HCO 128337, Rec. 4/20/78
(Record #3-10772, Rel. 6/15/78)”.

Track 4:
“Mx. HCO 128324, Rec. 4/20/78”.

Track 5:
“Mx. HCO 128339, Rec. 4/20/78”.

Track 6:
“Mx. HCO 128341, Rec. 4/28/78”.

Track 7:
“Mx. HCO 128325, Rec. 5/5/78”.

Track 8:
“Mx. HCO 128344, Rec. 4/26/78”.

Track 9:
“Mx. HCO 128338, Rec. 4/20/78
(Record #3-10826, Rel. 9/19/78)”.

Track 10:
“Mx. HCO 128342, Rec. 5/5/78”.

Track 11:
“Mx. HCO 127920, Rec. 12/20/77
(Record #3-10693, Rel. 2/14/78)”.

Track 12:
“Mx. HCO 127922, Rec. 1/78
(Record #3-10693, Rel. 2/14/78)
(Charted 4/1/78; Weeks: 18; Peak: #1)”.

Track 13:
“Mx. HCO 134482, Rec. 8/16/83
(From The Album “A Special Part Of Me” (JC 38718), Rel. 1/84)”.

Track 14:
“(From The NBC-TV Series “Family Ties”
Mx. Unknown, Rec. 10/21/82
Previously Unreleased”.

“Original Album: JC 35435, Rel. 7/78”.

“In 1977. Mathis took another step that brought him squarely into the mainstream of American pop and soul music - he was teamed with the R&B singer Deniece Williams, a former member of Stevie Wonder’s Wonderlove. For Mathis, it was a bold step. He was a traditional singer, though he covered songs by modern writers. When he recorded this album with Williams, it would be the most diversified, contemporary album of his career.”.

“What are you going to listen to next? For a complete listing of titles from Legacy Recordings, please visit us at: // legacyrecords.com // sonymusic.com”.



Deniece Williams - “Gonna Take A Miracle” - US CD - front inlay

Songwriters:
Deniece Williams
Nickolas Ashford
F. Baskett
M. Berglas
Morris Broadnax
A. Dilena
Lamont Dozier
Lani Groves
Brian Holland
Edward Holland, Jr.
Billy Joel
J. Keller
N. Kipner
C. Maass
Clarence McDonald
Clarence Paul
W. Sela
Valerie Simpson
Stevie Wonder
Additional Songwriters (CD reissue):
V. Barrett
J. Barry
B. Eli
Barry Gibb
Robin Gibb
Scott
J. Vallins

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Peabo Bryson & Roberta Flack

Peabo Bryson & Roberta Flack - Born To Love
Capitol ST-12284 (1983) - US LP

Side One

1 - Tonight I Celebrate My Love
2 - Blame It On Me
3 - Heaven Above Me
4 - Born To Love

Side Two

5 - Maybe
6 - I Just Came Here To Dance*
7 - Comin’ Alive
8 - You’re Looking Like Love To Me*
9 - Can We Find Love Again

Peabo Bryson - Vocals, Background Vocal
Roberta Flack - Vocals, Background Vocal
Lee Sklar - Bass (6, 8)*
Abe Laboriel - Bass
Nathan East - Bass
Marcus Miller - Bass, Synthesizer
Carlos Vega - Drums (1, 6, 7, 8)
Jim Keltner - Drums
Andre Robinson - Drums
John Gilston - Simmons Drums
Buddy Williams - Drums
Paul Jackson, Jr. - Guitar
Dan Huff - Guitar
Richard Horton - Guitar, Synthesizer Guitar
John Housen - Guitar
Tim May - Guitar, Electric Guitar, Acc Guitar
George Wadenius - Guitar
Randy Kerber - Piano
Greg Phillinganes - Piano
Michael Boddicker - Synthesizer
Bob Gaudio - Linn Drum Programming, Prophet 10, Rhodes, Acc Piano, Synthesizers
Paul Delph - Prophet 10 Programming, Prophet 10
Mark Parrish - OBX Prophet 5
Vance Tayler - OBX Sin Clavier, Fender Rhodes
Jai Winding - Rhodes
Robbie Buchanan - Synthesizer, Keyboards
Jerry Corbetta - Rhodes, Prophet 10, Solo
Richard Tee - Keyboard
Peter Christlieb - Sax Solo
Ron Dover - Tenor Sax, Background Vocal
Daniel Dillard - Trumpet
Thad Johnson - Trumpet, Flugel Horn
Felipe Mantine - Flute
Bobbye Hall Porter (as Bobbie Hall) - Bongos (8), Congas (8)
Paulinho Da Costa - Percussion (as Paulinho DaCosta)
Charles Bryson - Percussion
Anthony MacDonald - Percussion
Oren Waters - Background Vocal
Luther Waters - Background Vocal
Jimmy Gilstrap - Background Vocal
Terry Young - Background Vocals
Monalisa Young - Background Vocals
Mary Elizabeth Bridges - Background Vocal
Patricia Hall - Background Vocal
Myra Walker - Background Vocal
Dwight Watkins - Background Vocal
Shirley Brewer - Background Vocals
Al Johnson - Background Vocal

Produced by Michael Masser (1, 7)
Produced by Burt Bacharach, Carole Bayer Sager (as Carol Bayer Sager) (2, 5)
Produced by Bob Gaudio, Bob Crewe (3, 6, 8)
Produced by Peabo Bryson (4)
Produced by Roberta Flack (9)
Ed Seay - Assistant Producer (4)
Al Johnson - Associate Producer (9)
Varnell Johnson - Executive Producer
Don Grierson - Executive Producer

Gene Page - Orchestration (1), Rhythm (1), Strings (7)
Michael Masser - Rhythm (1)
Frank DeCaro - Musician Contractor (2, 5)
Bob Gaudio - Arrangement (3, 6, 8), Vocal Arrangement (3, 6, 8)
Jai Winding - Arrangement (6, 8)
Robbie Buchanan - Arrangement (7), Strings (7)
Jerry Corbetta - Arrangement (8)
Al Johnson - Arrangement (9)

Jeremy Smith - Engineer (1, 7)
Howard Wolin - Engineer (1, 7)
Bruce Swedien - Engineer (2, 5)
Tony D’Amico - Recording Engineer (3, 6, 8), Mix Engineer (8)
Jay Messina - Lead Vocals Recording Engineer (3, 6, 8)
Ed Seay - Engineering (4)
Steve Marcantonio - Recording Engineer (9)
Eric Calvi - First Engineer (9)
Kendall Brown - Second Engineer (9)
Russ Terrana - Mixing Engineer (1, 7) (as Russ Terrano)
Dick Bogart - Mixing Engineer (1, 7)
Lee DeCarlo - Mixing Engineer (3, 6)
Tom Swift - Assistant Lead Vocals Recording Engineer (3, 6, 8)
Jim Bell - Assistant Mixing Engineer (3, 6, 8), Assistant Recording Engineer (8)
Kevin Fletcher - Additional Assisting Engineer (3, 6, 8)

Recording Studios:
A&M Records Studio (1, 7)
Studio Sound (1, 7)
A&M Studios (2, 5)
Westlake Studios (2, 5)
Music Grinder (2, 5)
The New Sound Labs, L.A. (3, 6, 8)
Record Plant-N.Y.C. (lead vocals track 3, 6, 8)
Record Plant, N.Y., N.Y. (9)

Mixing Studios:
Motown Hitsville (1, 7)
The New Sound Labs, L.A. (3, 6)
Record Plant, N.Y., N.Y. (9)

Marla Miller - Production Assistant (3, 6, 8)

Roy Kohara - Art Direction
John O’Brien - Design
Beverly Parker - Photography
Lamarries Moses - Stylist

Songwriters:
Peabo Bryson
Roberta Flack
Burt Bacharach
Carole Bayer Sager (as Carol Bayer Sager)
Ken Bell
Jerry Corbetta
Bob Crewe
Bob Gaudio
Gerry Goffin
Marvin Hamlisch
Al Johnson
Michael Masser
Terry Skinner
J.L. Wallace

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James Ingram

James Ingram - Greatest Hits/The Power Of Great Music
Qwest 2-26700 (1991) - US CD

1 - Where Did My Heart Go?
2 - How Do You Keep The Music Playing? - Duet with Patti Austin
3 - Just Once
4 - Somewhere Out There* - Duet with Linda Ronstadt
5 - I Don’t Have The Heart
6 - There’s No Easy Way
7 - Get Ready
8 - Baby, Come To Me - Duet with Patti Austin
9 - One Hundred Ways
10 - Yah Mo Be There - Duet with Michael McDonald
11 - Remember The Dream
12 - Whatever We Imagine

Notes: 1) This is a CD compilation including some of James Ingram’s material from the years 1981 to 1991. 2) CD was released in the UE on Warner Bros. 7599-26700-2 with the slightly altered title “The Power Of Great Music - The Best of James Ingram”. 3) Track 4 was originally released as a vinyl 7” single with same song in an instrumental version as b-side. See entry in the ‘singles‘ section below. 4) For Lee’s contributions to the Linda Ronstadt catalog please browse Blog Archive under “May 2010” or go to: bassroutes.blogspot.com/2010/05/linda-ronstadt.html.
5) Above picture and following credits were taken from the EU CD release on Warner Bros. 7599-26700-2.

James Ingram - Vocals, Keyboards, Synthesizer, Background Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass (4)*
Marcus Miller - Bass
Nathan East - Bass
Abraham Laboriel - Bass
Eddie Watkins, Jr. - Bass
Louis Johnson - Bass
Freddie Washington - Bass
Charles Collins - Drums
Leon Ndugu Chancler - Drums
John “J.R.” Robinson - Drums (as John Robinson)
Russell Kunkel - Drums (4)
Ricky Lawson - Drums
Carlos Rios - Guitar
Paul Jackson, Jr. - Guitar (also as Paul Jackson)
George Doering - Guitar
Steve Lukather - Guitar
Bob Mann - Guitar
Ray Parker, Jr. - Guitar
Thom Bell - Keyboards, Bass
George Merrill - Synthesizer
David Foster - Acoustic Piano, Electric Piano, Synthesizers, Keyboards
David Paich - Synthesizer
Robbie Buchanan - Acoustic Piano, String Synthesizer
Greg Phillinganes - Synthesizer, Keyboards, Electric Piano, Synthesizer Soloist
Ian Underwood - Synthesizer
Guy Moon - Keyboards
C. Wells Christie - Keyboards
David Kitay - Keyboards
Jud Friedman - Keyboards
Barry Mann - Keyboards
Rod Temperton - Synthesizers
Michael Boddicker - Synthesizers
Joe Sample - Acoustic Piano, Moog Bass
Micheal Finnigan - Organ
Jerry Hey - Trumpet
Chuck Findley - Trumpet
Bill Reichenbach - Trombone
Ernie Watts - Saxophone, Flute, Tenor Sax Soloist
Kim Hutchcroft - Saxophone, Flute
Michael Paulo - Saxophone Solo
Wilton Felder - Saxophone
Tom Scott - Lyricon
Edward Shea - Timpani
Paulinho Da Costa - Percussion
Sandra Crouch - Tambourine
Patti Austin - Vocals, Background Vocals
Linda Ronstadt - Vocal
“The Aquarian Singers” - Background Vocals
Ralph Hawkins - Background Vocal
Kevin Guillaume - Background Vocal
Michael McDonald - Vocal, Synthesizer
Quincy Jones - African Voices
Andraé Crouch Singers - Background Vocals (as Andrae Crouch Singers): Andraé Crouch (as Andrae Crouch), Sandra Crouch, Jackie Farris, Alfie Gilas, Vonciele Faggett, Howard McCrary, Perry Morgan, Rose Banks, Howard Pattie, Tata Vega, Geary Faggett

Produced by Thom Bell and James Ingram (1)
Produced by Quincy Jones for Quincy Jones Productions (2, 3, 6, 8, 9, 10, 12)
Produced by Peter Asher (4)
Produced by Thom Bell for Bellboy Productions and James Ingram for James Gang Productions, Inc. (5)
Produced by James Ingram for James Gang Productions, Inc and Barry Mann (7)
Produced by Steve Tyrell (11)
Johnny Mandel - Co-Producer for Shadow Productions (2)
Steve Tyrell - Associate Producer (4)
James Ingram - Executive Producer
Thom Bell - Executive Producer

Thom Bell - Arrangements (1, 5), String Arrangements (1, 5), Horn Arrangements (1, 5), String Conduction (1, 5), Horn Conduction (1, 5)
Johnny Mandel - Arrangement (2), String Arrangements (3), Synthesizer Arrangements (3, 9)
David Foster - Arrangements (2, 12)
Quincy Jones - Arrangements (2, 6, 10), Vocal Arrangements (3, 9), Rhythm Arrangements (3)
Jerry Hey - Horn Arrangements (3, 9), String Arrangement (9), Arrangement (12)
Bob Mann - Arrangement (4)
Jud Friedman - Arrangement (5), Keyboard Programming (5)
David Paich - Arrangement (6)
Barry Mann - Arrangement (7), Programming (7)
James Ingram - Arrangements (7, 10), Background Vocals Arrangement (7)
Michael McDonald - Arrangement (10)
Rod Temperton - Arrangement (10), Vocal Arrangement (8), Rhythm Arrangement (8), Synthesizer Arrangement (8)
Steve Tyrell - Arrangement (11), Background Vocal Arrangement (11)
Joe Sample - Arrangement (11)
Ralph Hawkins - Background Vocal Arrangement (7)
Kevin Guillaume - Background Vocals Arrangement (7)
Sandra Crouch - Background Vocal Arrangement (11)
Andraé Crouch - Background Vocal Arrangement (as Andrae Crouch) (11)
Wayne Linsey - Keyboard Programming (1)
Steve Porcaro - Synthesizer Programming (2, 6)
Ian Underwood - Synthesizer Programming (3, 9, 12)
Guy Moon - Keyboard Programming (4), Synthesizer Programming (11)
C. Wells Christie - Keyboard Programming (4)
David Kitay - Keyboard Programming (4)
Craig Hundley - Synthesizer Programming (12)
Gerald Vinci - Concert Master (3)

Clark Germain - Recording Engineer (1), Mixing Engineer (1)
Joel Moss - Recording Engineer (2), Mixing Engineer (2)
Bruce Swedien - Recording Engineer (3, 6, 8, 9, 10, 12), Mixing Engineer (3, 6, 8, 9, 10, 12)
Allen Sides - Recording Engineer (4)
Winston Johnson - Recording Engineer (5), Mixing Engineer (5)
Chris Hufford - Recording Engineer (7), Mixing Engineer (7)
David Hines - Recording Engineer (11)
David Schober - Recording Engineer (11), Mixing Engineer (11)
George Massenburg - Mixing Engineer (4)
Mark Gulbeault - Assistant Engineer (1)
Ed “Big Julie” Cherney - Assistant Engineer (3, 8, 9)
Paul Ericksen - Assistant Engineer (5)
Steve Bates - Assistant Engineer (6, 10, 12)
Mark Ettle - Assistant Engineer (sometimes as Mark Ettel) (6, 10, 12)
Ric Butz - Assistant Engineer (6, 10, 12)
Greg Laney - Assistant Engineer (6, 10, 12)
Leon Granados - Assistant Engineer (7)
Matt Forger - Assistant Engineer (8)
Brian Reeves - Assistant Engineer (8)

Recording Studios:
Oceanway Recording Studios, Los Angeles (1, 4, 5)
Group IV Recording Studios, Los Angeles (1)
Westlake Audio, Los Angeles (2, 3, 6, 8, 9, 10, 12)
The Complex (4)
Studio Ultimo, Los Angeles (5)
Studio 56 (7)
Tyrell Studios, Los Angeles (11)

Mixing Studios:
Oceanway Recording Studios, Los Angeles (1, 4, 5)
Group IV Recording Studios, Los Angeles (1)
Westlake Audio, Los Angeles (2, 3, 6, 8, 9, 10, 12)
The Complex (4)
Studio Ultimo, Los Angeles (5)
The Enterprise Recording Studios (5)
Studio 56 (7)
Tyrell Studios, Los Angeles (11)

Bernie Grundman - Original Mastering Engineer

Original Mastering Studios:
A&M Recording Studios
Bernie Grundman Mastering, Los Angeles

Mark Heyes - Production Co-ordinator (11)
Yolandra Fletcher King - Personal Assistant
Design Trust, Inc. - Project Administrator

Management: S.C.O.R. Entertainment, Inc. (Barry Orms)

David Roth - Photography
Jeri Heiden - Art Direction
Michael Diehl - Design
Cecille Parker - Stylist
Elbert (Snacky) Oliver - Hair and Makeup

Track 1:
“End Title Song from “City Slickers””.

Track 2:
“Theme from “Best Friends”.
“Oscar Nomination for Best Song””.

Track 3:
“Recorded and mixed using the “Acusonic Recording Process””.
“1981 Grammy Nomination for Best Pop Male Vocal Performance and Best New Artist!”.
“From “The Dude” (Twelve Grammy nominations. The most nominated in Grammy history.)”.

Track 4:
“Theme from “An American Tail””.
“1987 Grammy Award Song Of The Year”.
“Nominated for 1987 Grammy Award Best Pop Performance by Duo or Group with Vocal”.
“Oscar Nomination for Best Original Song”.
“Golden Globe Nomination for Best Original Song”.

Track 5:
““The Winsonic Process””.
“#1 Pop Record”.
“1990 Grammy Nomination for Best Pop Male Vocal”.

Track 6:
“Recorded and mixed using the “Acusonic Recording Process Phase II””.

Track 8:
“Recorded and mixed using the “Acusonic Recording Process””.
“#1 Pop Record”.
“Love Theme for “General Hospital””.

Track 9:
“Recorded and mixed using the “Acusonic Recording Process””.
“1981 Grammy Best R&B Vocal Performance”.
“From “The Dude” (Twelve Grammy nominations. The most nominated in Grammy history.)”.

Track 10:
“Recorded and mixed using the “Acusonic Recording Process Phase II””.
“1984 Grammy Best R&B Vocal Performance by Duo or Group”.

Track 11:
“Theme for “Black Entertainment TV YSB (Young Sisters and Brothers) Magazine””.

Track 12:
“Recorded and mixed using the “Acusonic Recording Process Phase II””.

“Fan Club Info.: James Gang Fan Club // c/o S.C.O.R. Entertainment, Inc. // 1118 N. Wetherly Drive, Los Angeles, CA 90069”.

“James Ingram Comments: // I am deeply honored to have worked with the greatest songwriters, musicians, vocalists and producers in the world. It is you and your love for music that enables us to “Celebrate The Power Of Great Music.” // I would like to thank my wife Debbie and my children, Jasmine, Jennifer, Jason, Jahnee and Jashua (The James Gang) for your continued support and patience. A special thanks to my parents Henry and Alistine Ingram ad my brothers and sisters everywhere.”.

“HALLELUYAH! // This album is dedicated to the loving memory of JUANITA ROBINSON, she will always be near and remembered. // To my Brother, Thom Bell thank you for your love and support “IN A GREAT WAY”! // To my manager and friend, Barry Orms, thanks for believing and conceiving “The Power Of Great Music.” // To my Brother, Benny Medina, and to sister Karen Jones-thank you for “I Don’t Have The Heart.””.

“SPECIAL THANKS TO: // Mo Ostin // Evelyn Ostin (Whatever We Imagine) // Michael Ostin // Quincy Jones // Ray Harris // Stu Cohen // Carl Scott // John Beug // Bruce Swedien // Roz Shcrank // Jay Cooper // Jeffery Turner // Nike // Qwest Records // Wilbert Terrell // A.P.A. Agency // Vanessa Bell (And The Bell Gang) // Billy Crystal // Norman Nixon // Debbie Allen // Michael Jordan // Patti LaBelle // Bud Ellison // Castle Rock Pictures // Gi Gi Weatherspoon // Todd Robinson // Peer Music // Allen Rich // Bob Johnson // Jiff Lee // Russ Thyret // Lenny Waronker // Benny Medina // Carolyn Baker // Dick Scott // Dino Barbis (thanks for having a Heart) // Tom Ruffino // Cecille Parker // Karen Jones // Fred Segal // Linda Newmark // Yolandra Fletcher King // All Engineers // MCA Records // Maxfield // LaVern Ingram // Dawn Carroll // Steve Rosen // Jud Friedman // Tim Reed // The Brokaw Co.”.

Songwriters:
James Ingram
Alan Bergman
Marilyn Bergman
Tony Coleman
David Foster
Jud Friedman
Paul Gordon
James Horner
Quincy Jones
Michel Legrand (as Michel LeGrand)
Jeremy Lubbock
Barry Mann
Michael McDonald
Allan Rich
Joe Sample
Marc Shaiman
Rod Temperton
Stephanie Tyrell
Steve Tyrell
Kathy Wakefield
Cynthia Weil
Ben Wright

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

Singles



“Somewhere Out There” - US 7” vinyl single - front sleeve



“Somewhere Out There” - US 7” vinyl single - rear sleeve

Linda Ronstadt and James Ingram
Somewhere Out There/Somewhere Out There (Instrumental)
MCA MCA-52973 (1986) - US 7” Vinyl Single

side a

1 - Somewhere Out There*

side b

2 - Somewhere Out There* (Instrumental)

Note: 1) This single is a duet by Linda Ronstadt and James Ingram taken from the Motion Picture Soundtrack of the 1986 Don Bluth animation movie “An American Tail”. 2) Instrumental version on b-side is same instrumental track of sung version on a-side, with vocals replaced by classical guitar. 3) Single does not come with musician credits. 4) For complete a-side musician credits see CD album entry in the James Ingram post above.

Leland Sklar - Bass* (1, 2)

Produced by Peter Asher (1, 2)
Steve Tyrell - Associate Producer (1, 2)

Tracks 1, 2:
“(From the Movie, “An American Tail”)”.
“From the Motion Picture Soundtrack album “An American Tail””.

Songwriters:
James Horner
Barry Mann
Cynthia Weil

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source/pics: my records



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