Country Gazette

You can click on the following links for the further connected contributions...
Lee, Clarence White and Country Gazette:
bassroutes.blogspot.com/2011/02/clarence-white.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



Country Gazette - Don’t Give Up Your Day Job
United Artists UA-LA090-F (1973) - US LP

Side One

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

Side Two

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

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

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

Produced by Jim Dickson for Tickner-Dickson Productions

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

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



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



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

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Clarence White

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

Side One

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

Side Two

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

CD reissue bonus tracks

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

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

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

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

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

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

Produced, Compiled & Designed by John Delgatto

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

www.sierrarecords.net

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



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

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Michael Martin Murphey

Michael Martin Murphey - Michael Martin Murphey
Liberty LT-51120 (1982) - US LP

Side One

1 - Still Taking Chances
2 - The Two-Step Is Easy
3 - What’s Forever For
4 - Take It Like A Man
5 - First Taste Of Freedom

Side Two

6 - Love Affairs
7 - Ring Of Truth
8 - Crystal
9 - Lost River
10 - Hearts In The Right Place

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

Michael Martin Murphey - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Lee Sklar - Bass
Dave McDaniel - Bass
Michael Botts - Drums
Buzz Buchanan - Drums
James Burton - Electric Guitar
Michael Hearne - Electric Guitar
Fred Tackett - Acoustic Guitar
John Hug - Acoustic Guitar
Carmen Acciaioli - Steel Guitar
J.D. Maness - Steel Guitar (as Jay Dee Maness)
Brian Whitcomb - Keyboards
Lance Ong - Synthesizer
Byron Berline - Fiddle
John Hickman - Banjo
Herb Pedersen - Background Vocals
Denny Brooks - Background Vocals
Joey Scarbury - Background Vocals
Jennifer Warnes - Background Vocals
Harry Stinson - Background Vocals
Chris Montan - Background Vocals

Produced by Jim Ed Norman for Hin-Jen Productions

Jim Ed Norman - String Arrangements (3, 6, 7) String Conduction (3, 6, 7)
Nick DeCaro - String Arrangements (8, 9), String Conduction (8, 9)
John Hug - String Arrangements (5, 10), String Conduction (5, 10)
Glenn Grab - Strings Contractor

Eric Prestidge - Engineer, Mixing Engineer
John Rosenthal - Assistant Engineer
Russ Castillo - Assistant Engineer
Richard McKernan - Assistant Mixing Engineer

Recording Studios:
Producers Workshop
Redwing Sound (aditional recording)
Heritage Studios (additional recording)

Mixing Studio:
Sunset Sound

Ken Perry - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Capitol Records

Mary Maciukas for September Image, Inc. - Photography
Bill Burks - Art Direction
Jonathan Louie - Design, Back Cover Illustration

“Special Thanks - Bruce Hinton, Gary Gersh, Bill Burks, Ron Baird, Roy Guzman (for input on the cover), Robin Mazzetta, Judith Haenel, Kathryn Morris, Bob & Mary Ann Burwell, Walter Campbell, Ryan Murphey, Chris Dodson, Michael D’Abo, Donald Reuben, David & Lauren Green, and of course, The P.L. Murpheys.”.

“This album is dedicated to John T. Frankenheimer”.

Songwriters:
Michael Martin Murphey (as Michael Murphey)
Michael D’Abo
Rafe VanHoy

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Johnny Rivers

Johnny Rivers - Last Train To Memphis
Soul City SCRI-3009 (1998) - US CD

1 - Down At The House Of Blues
2 - Chicago Bound
3 - Closer To You
4 - Joker In The Wind
5 - Uphill Peace Of Mind
6 - Last Train To Memphis
7 - Don’t Let The Rain Come Down*
8 - Treat A Dog
9 - Rollin’ Stone
10 - Can’t Help Myself
11 - Then You Can Tell Me Goodbye
12 - Gypsy Wind

Note: CD album comes with no musician/tech credits for tracks 4, 10.

Johnny Rivers - Vocals, Rhythm Guitar, Background Vocal
Lee Sklar - Bass (7)*
Rick Rosas - Bass (as Rick “The Bass Player” Rosas)
James Hutchinson - Bass (as Hutch Hutchinson)
Marc Goldberg - Bass
Rick Chudacoff - Bass
Bob Glaub - Bass
Scott Crago - Drums (as Scott Craigo)
Tony Braunagel - Drums
Gary Mallaber - Drums (3, 6, 7, 12)
Peter Bunetta - Drums
Keith Edwards - Drums
Waddy Wachtel - Lead Guitar
Kal David - Lead Guitar, Harmony Vocal
Dean Parks - Lead Guitar
Herb Pedersen (as Herb Pederson) - Lead Guitar, Dobro, Harmony Vocals, Background Vocal
Doug Hamblin - Lead Guitar
Mike Thompson - B-3 Organ, Lead Guitar
John Herron - Piano, B-3 Organ
Rick Jackson - Fender Rhodes, B-3 Organ
Harlan Rogers - B-3 Organ, Keyboards
Joe Sublett - Saxophones
Andrew Love - Saxophone
Darrell Leonard - Trumpet
Wayne Jackson - Trumpet
Lester Butler - Harmonica
Arno Lucas - Percussion (1, 7, 12)
Oren Waters - Harmony Vocal, Background Vocals
Maxine Willard Waters - Background Vocals (as Maxine Waters)
Julia Tillman Waters - Background Vocals (as Julia Waters)
Luther Waters - Background Vocal
Lauri Bono - Background Vocals

Produced by Johnny Rivers

Richard Bosworth - Engineer (1)
Allen Sides (as Alan Sides) - Engineer (2, 8, 9)
Joe Schiff - Engineer (3)
Gary Hardy - Engineer (5)
Ben Wallach - Engineer (6, 7, 12)

Recording Studios:
Smartso Digital, Studio City, LA, 1998 (1)
Oceanway Studios, Hollywood, CA, 1996 (2, 8, 9, 11)
Studio Masters, LA, 1996 (3)
The Original Sun Studio, Memphis, TN, 1991 (5)
Entourage Studios, N. Hollywood, CA, 1997 (6, 7, 12)

Mastering Studio:
Bernie Grundman Mastering, Hollywood, CA

Ellie Leacock for Art Stuff, LA - Art, Design
Valerie Wilmer - Cover Photo “Mississippi Dancers”
Lisa Law - Back Photo
Karen Pulfer Focht - Inside Photos
Rory Markas - Inside Photo of J. Rivers
Cindy Hazen - Liner Notes

“Like the Panama Limited that for so many years chugged along the rails between Chicago and New Orleans, Johnny Rivers’ “Last Train To Memphis” is a journey across our musical landscape, passing through styles as effortlessly as that mighty engine once charged through the heart of America: Mississippi born Chicago blues, Memphis soul, southern country, and here and there, a touch of Louisiana boogie. Above it all, a driving rock and roll emerges from all of these musical influences. // Johnny Rivers pays homage to the roots of his music with the old Muddy Waters tune “Rolling Stone”, Jimmy Rogers’ “Chicago Bound”, and Bobby “Blue” Bland’s “Treat A Dog”. Even his freshly written “Down At The House Of Blues” speaks of heroes B.B. King and John Lee Hooker. At the same time he’s not one to linger in the past. “Gypsy Wind”, “Don’t Let The Rain Come Down”, “Can’t Help Myself”, and “Last Train To Memphis” are all new compositions written with Jack Tempchin. Tempchin, who wrote Rivers’ hit “Slow Dancin’ (Swayin’ To The Music)”, counts the Eagles’ “Peaceful Easy Feeling” and “Already Gone” among his impressive list of songwriting credits. // Best known for his hits “Secret Agent Man”, “Seventh Son”, “Mountain Of Love”, and “Poor Side Of Town”, it was the song “Memphis” that first placed Johnny Rivers on the charts. It was the city’s music that inspired him as a teenager in Baton Rouge, and later his friendship with it’s most famous son, Elvis Presley, that made the writing of “Last Train To Memphis” so natural. In fact, like that locomotive screaming across a delta night, “Last Train To Memphis” brings Johnny Rivers home. // Cindy Hazen, 1998 // Co-Author, “Memphis Elvis-Style””.

“Subscribe to the official Johnny Rivers fan club newsletter, “The Secret Agent News”, One year subscription - $5.00 U.S. Dollars. Send a check or money order payable to Soul City Records, Inc. Include your name, address, phone number and e-mail address. Mail to: Soul City Records, 12358 Ventura Boulevard, Suite 342C, Studio City, CA, 91604.”.

“Special thanks to Rebekah Alperin, Jim Hendricks, Ruth McCarthy, Peter Guralnick, Priscilla Presley, Jerry Schilling, Linda Brown, Jack Tempchin, Marcey Lipman, Walter Stewart, Cindy Hazen, Ahmet Ertegun and Jerry Wexler.”.

“Cover photo - “Mississippi Dancers” by Valerie Wilmer courtesy of Michael Ochs Archives, Venice, CA.”.

“This album is dedicated to Carl Perkins.”.

www.johnnyrivers.com

Songwriters:
Johnny Rivers
Steve Barri
Doug Hamblin
Frederick Knight
James A. Lane
John D. Loudermilk (as John Loudermilk)
Michael Omartian
M. Price
Jack Tempchin
D. Walch
Muddy Waters

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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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The Manhattan Transfer

The Manhattan Transfer - The Offbeat Of Avenues
Columbia C 47079 (1991) - US LP

Side One

1 - The Offbeat Of Avenues
2 - Sassy
3 - 10 Minutes Till The Savages Come
4 - What Goes Around Comes Around
5 - Blue Serenade
6 - Gentleman With A Family

Side Two

7 - Women In Love
8 - A World Apart
9 - Confide In Me*
10 - The Quietude (Encuentro De Animales)
11 - Blues For Pablo

Note: Above picture and following credits were taken from the US CD release on Columbia CK 47079. Thanks to Alexander Filip for the side one/two breakdown.

Cheryl Bentyne - Vocals
Tim Hauser - Vocals, Sandpaper Blocks
Alan Paul - Vocals
Janis Siegel - Vocals
Lee Sklar - Bass (9)*
Bill Bodine - Bass, Synthesizer
Alec Milstein - Slap Bass
Alex Blake - Bass
Harvie Swartz - Bass
Jeff Porcaro - Drums (9)
John “J.R.” Robinson - Drums (as John Robinson)
Grady Tate - Drums
Connie Kay - Drums
Jamie Glaser - Guitar
Herb Pedersen - Acoustic Guitar
Ian Prince - Synthesizers
John Beasley - Synthesizer
Jeff Lorber - Synthesizers
Les Pierce - Synthesizers
Chuck Jonkey - Synthesizers, Sitar, Ethnic Percussion
Gerald O’ Brien - Synthesizers
Don Freeman - Synthesizers
Larry Williams - Saxophone
Mark Isham - Synthesizers, Trumpet
Yaron Gershovsky - Acoustic Piano
Mike Finnigan - B-3 Organ
Richard Elliot - Tenor Sax
Bob Sheppard - Saxophone
Peter Christlieb - Saxophone
Jerry Hey - Trumpet
Gary Grant - Trumpet
Lew Soloff - Trumpet Solo
Dirty Dozen Brass Band (Gregory Davis, Efrem Towns, Kevin Harris, Roger Lewis, Kirk Joseph, Charles Joseph) - Horns
Kirk Joseph - Tuba Solo
Hector Vargas - Zamponia & Quena
Frank Colon - Ethnic Percussion
Angelica Azero - Narrative

Produced by Tim Hauser
John Sutcliffe - Executive Producer

Produced by:
Tim Hauser and Ian Prince (1, 5)
Tim Hauser (2, 6, 9, 10, 11)
Tim Hauser and Jeff Lorber (3)
Tim Hauser and Les Pierce (4, 8)
Tim Hauser and Don Freeman (7)
Gerald O’ Brien - Additional Production (6)

Cheryl Bentyne - Vocal Arrangements (1, 6)
Janis Siegel - Vocal Arrangements (2, 3, 7, 8), Vocal Adaptation (11)
Alan Paul - Vocal Arrangements (4, 10), Music Arrangement (10)
Ian Prince - Vocal Arrangement (1), Music Arrangements (1, 5)
Les Pierce - Vocal Arrangements (4, 7), Music Arrangements (4, 8)
Van Dyke Parks - Vocal Arrangement (5)
David Pack - Vocal Arrangement (8)
Mervyn Warren - Vocal Arrangement (9)
Bill Bodine - Music Arrangement (2)
Jeff Lorber - Music Arrangement (3)
Gerald O’ Brien - Music Arrangement (6)
Don Freeman - Music Arrangement (7)
Larry Williams - Music Arrangement (9), Horn Arrangement (9)
Chuck Jonkey - Music Arrangement (10)
Mark Isham - Music Arrangement (11)
Jerry Hey - Horn Arrangement (2)
Gregory Davis - Horn Arrangement (5)
Ian Prince - Programming (1, 5)
Bill Bodine - Programming (2)
Jeff Lorber - Programming (3), Drum Programming (2)
Les Pierce - Programming (4, 8)
Gerald O’Brien - Programming (6)
Don Freeman - Programming (7)
Larry Williams - Programming (9)
Chuck Jonkey - Programming (10)
Mark Isham - Programming (11)
Bobby Z - Drum Programming (7)
Erik Hanson - Programming Assistant (9)
Mark Lopeman - Original Transcription (11)

Gary Lux - Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Ken Felton - Assistant Engineer
Steven Miller - Additional Engineering
Elliot Peters - Additional Engineering
Ted Blaisdell - Additional Engineering
Steve Krause - Additional Engineering
Marnie Riley - Second Engineer
Leslie Ann Jones - Second Engineer
Chuck Jonkey - Jungle Sounds Recordist (on DAT tape machine in
the Deep Amazon at Atun Cocha, Peru) (10)

Recording Studios:
Studio 55, Los Angeles
Devonshire Studios, Los Angeles
Conway Recording Studios, Los Angeles
Paisley Park Studios, Minneapolis
RPM Studios, New York

Mixing Studios:
Conway Recording Studios
Capitol Recording Studios

Bernie Grundman - Mastering Engineer for Bernie Grundman Mastering

Ivy Skoff - Production Coordination

Management: Avnet Management/Gold Mountain Entertainment/Brian Avnet and John Cutcliffe
Booking Agent: Triad Artists/Richard Rosenberg and David Snyder
For Columbia Records: A&R: Bobby Colomby and Jay Landers

Tom Gibson - Product Manager
Nancy Donald - Art Direction
D. Gorton - Photographer

Inner Inlay Picture: “Shot on location at Jay’s Jayburgers, L.A.”.

“Special Thanks To:
Don Ienner, Tommy Mottola, Jay Landers, Bobby Colomby, Brian Avnet, John Cutcliffe, Michael Rosenfeld, Barry Menes, Paul Menes and Marvin Goodfriend.”.

“Thanks To:
Corey Allen, Angelica Azero, Toni Basil, David Batteau, Bill Bodine, Johnny Capp, Logan Davis, Mimi DeBlasio, Nancy Donald, Robert Edwards, Donald Fagen, Ken Felton, Don “Per Einer” Freeman, Rick Garcia, Tom Gibson, D. Gorton, Basie “Lalo” Hauser, Lori Hauser, Mark Isham, Chuck Jonkey, Marc Jordan, Jeff Lorber, Gary Lux, Nancy Lyons, Carl Malone, Tom Martin, James Murray (Panasonic), Gerald O’ Brien, David Pack, Panolog Computer Guides, Van Dyke Parks, Arielle Paul, Angela Paul, Martiza Mirna Peres, Keely Pickering, Les Pierce, Ian Prince, Marcus Pulsivar, Lisa Reardon, Debbie Sadlouskos, Ivy Skoff, Michael Skoletsky, Brock Walsh, Mervyn Warren, Jack White, Reggie Wiggins, Bob Willcox, Larry Williams and Alicia Winfield. Everyone at Devonshire Studios: Dave, Dee, Kelly, Craig, Pete, Marlyn, Scott, and Conway Studios: Buddy, Jill, Charlene, Marnie and Craig.”.

“The Manhattan Transfer Fan Club // 3575 Cahuenga Blvd. West // Suite 450 // Los Angeles, CA 90068”.

Songwriters:
Cheryl Bentyne
Tim Hauser
Alan Paul
Janis Siegel
David Batteau
Bill Bodine
Gil Evans
Donald Fagen
Don Freeman
Jon Hendricks
Chuck Jonkey
Marc Jordan
Jeff Lorber
Michael McDonald
Gerald O’Brien
David Pack
Van Dyke Parks
Les Pierce
Ian Prince
Brock Walsh

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US LP catalog #: the net
side one/side two breakdown: thanks to Alexander Filip


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McCluskey

McCluskey - A Long Time Coming
GRT 9230-1081 (1978) - Canada LP

Side One

1 - Lady Of The Night*
2 - What You’re Doin’ To Me
3 - I’d Like To Say I Love You
4 - So In Love With You

Side Two

5 - A Long Time Coming
6 - Let Me Be Alone
7 - One More Try
8 - All Of The Time
9 - I’ll Be Back

David McCluskey - Lead Vocals
Lee Sklar - Bass (1)*
Tom Szczesniak - Bass
Mike Porcaro - Bass
Bob Boucher - Bass
Andy Newmark - Drums (1)
Jorn Andersen - Drums
Jeff Porcaro - Drums
Bob Disalle - Drums
Steve Lukather - Electric Guitar, Electric Guitar Lead
Fred Mollin - Acoustic Guitar, Percussion, Background Vocals
Bob Mann - Electric Guitars
Brian Russell - Electric Guitars
Dan Dugmore - Electric Guitar
Jim Wynveen - Guitar
John Jarvis - Piano, Fender Rhodes
Doug Riley - Fender Rhodes, Piano, Organ, Celeste
Matthew McCauley - Synthesizers, Background Vocals
John Capek - Keyboards, Piano, Organ, Fender Rhodes
Jon Goldsmith - Piano
Jim Horn - Sax
Ernie Watts - Sax, Bass Flutes
Bobby Kimball - Background Vocal, Counter Vocal
Jimmy Faragher - Counter Vocal
Herb Pedersen - Background Vocal

Produced by Matthew McCauley & Fred Mollin (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9)
Produced by Gene Martynec (8)

Matthew McCauley - String Arrangements (2, 4, 6), String Conduction (2, 4, 6), Orchestra Arrangement (9), Orchestra Conduction (9)
Jon Goldsmith - String Arrangement (8)

Bobby (Bunny) Schaper - Basic Track Engineer (1), Tracks Engineer (5, 6), Basic Tracks Engineer (7), Overdubs Engineer (5, 6), Strings Engineer (9), Mix Engineer (1, 5, 6, 9)
Gary Gray - Engineer (2, 4), Overdubs Engineer (3, 7), Mix Engineer (3)
John Naslen - Basic Tracks Engineer (3), Assistant (2, 4)
Bob Edwards - Basic Tracks Engineer (9), Overdubs Engineer (5, 6, 9)
Ken Friesen - Engineer (8)
Mark (Mr. Patience) Linett - Overdubs Engineer (1, 5, 6, 7)
Mic Guzawski - Mix Engineer (7)
Sy Potma - Assistant (2, 3, 4)
David Bianco - Assistant (5, 6, 7, 9)

Recording Studios:
Sunset Sound Studios, Los Angeles (1)
Manta Sound, Toronto, Canada (2, 3, 4, 7)
Sound Factory West, Los Angeles (5, 6, 7)
Sunset Sound, Los Angeles (5, 6, 7)
Record Plant, Los Angeles (5, 6, 7, 9)
Wally Heider’s, Los Angeles (6, 9)
Eastern Sound, Toronto, Canada (8)
Cherokee Studios, Los Angeles (9)

Mixing Studios:
Sunset Sound Studios, Los Angeles (1)
Manta Sound, Toronto, Canada (2, 3, 4)
Eastern Sound, Toronto, Canada (8)
Record Plant, Los Angeles (9)
Wally Heider’s, Los Angeles (9)
Cherokee Studios, Los Angeles (9)

Gerald Delet-Michael Hektoen
TVM Management Services, Ltd.
New York, N.Y. 10022

John Hanna, Fifty Fingers - Jacket Concept, Design
John Martin, Fifty Fingers - Illustration

“Thanks To // Matt & Fred for showing me what producers are all about, // Jeff Burns for believing enough to make it all happen (Executive Producer), // Glen Johansen & Integrated Sound Studio for a great demo, // Gord Edwards & GRT for all their support, // Steve & Cathy for being the true friends they will always be, // my entire family for being what they are, // Don & Amy for their everlasting wisdom.”.

“Matt and Fred wish to thank: // everyone at GRT Canada, especially Jeff and Gord, // everyone at Janus Records, especially Eddie, Howard and Leslie, // everyone at Sunset Sound, especially Debbie and Mark, // everyone at Manta Sound, especially Gary, Andy, John, Sy, Janice, Diana and Hayward, // and everyone else who helped in the making of this album”.

“Rachel Paiement, of the group CANO, appears on “All Of The Time” through the courtesy of A&M Records of Canada Limited.”.

Songwriters:
David McCluskey (as Dave McCluskey)
Glen Johansen
John Lennon
Paul McCartney
Matthew McCauley
Fred Mollin

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Linda Ronstadt

For details about the Linda Ronstadt/James Ingram duet “Somewhere Out There” please browse the Blog Archive for the James Ingram entry under “October 2010” or go to: bassroutes.blogspot.com/2010/10/james-ingram.html

For entry about the group Trio (Emmylou Harris, Dolly Parton & Linda Ronstadt) please go to: bassroutes.blogspot.com/2010/05/trio-emmylou-harris-dolly-parton-linda.html

For the Nicolette Larson Tribute post the link is:
bassroutes.blogspot.com/2011/04/various-artists-tribute-to-nicolette_15.html



Linda Ronstadt - Don’t Cry Now
Asylum SD 5064 (1973) - US LP

Side One

1 - I Can Almost See It
2 - Love Has No Pride
3 - Silver Threads And Golden Needles
4 - Desperado
5 - Don’t Cry Now

Side Two

6 - Sail Away*
7 - Colorado
8 - The Fast One
9 - Everybody Loves A Winner
10 - I Believe In You*

Linda Ronstadt - Vocals, Tambourine, Backing Vocals
Lee Sklar - Bass (6, 10)*
Mike Bowden - Bass
Chris Ethridge - Bass
Dennis St. John - Drums
Mickey McGee - Drums
Russ Kunkel - Drums (6, 10)
Jerry McGee - Electric Guitar
Andy Johnson - Electric Guitar
Richard Bowden - Electric Guitar
Larry Carlton - Electric Guitar
Glenn Frey - Electric Guitars
John David Souther - Acoustic Guitar, Bass, Electric Guitar, Backing Vocals
Herb Pedersen (as Herb Pederson) - Acoustic Guitar, Backing Vocals
Rick Roberts - Acoustic Guitar
“Sneaky” Pete Kleinow - Steel Guitar (as Sneaky Pete)
Ed Black - Steel Guitar, Electric Guitar
Buddy Emmons - Steel Guitar
Spooner Oldham - Piano
Craig Doerge - Piano
John Boylan - Electric Piano
Gib Guilbeau - Fiddle
Jimmy Fadden - Harmonica
Marc Johnson - Trumpet
Darrel Leonard - Trumpet
Jim Gordon - Sax
Nino Tempo - Sax
Gail Martin - Trombone
Ginger Holliday - Backing Vocals
Mary Holliday - Backing Vocals
Clydie King - Backing Vocals
Sherlie Matthews - Backing Vocals (as Shirley Matthews)
Marti McCall - Backing Vocals
Wendy Waldman - Backing Vocals

Jimmy Haskell - String Arrangements (2, 7, 10)
Jim Ed Norman - Horn Arrangements (4, 9), String Arrangement (4)
Sneaky Pete - Steel Guitar String Section (1, 6)
Sid Sharp - Concert Master (2, 4, 7, 10)

Produced by John David Souther (1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10)
John Boylan - Producer (2, 7), Co-Producer (3, 9)
Peter Asher - Co-Producer (6, 10)

John Haeny - Engineer
Peter Granet - Engineer
Ric Tarrantini - Engineer
Al Schmitt - Remix Engineer
John David Souther - Remix Engineer (as J.D. Souther)

Ed Caraeff - Cover Photo
Terry Wright - Sleeve Photo
Cathy Deeter - Cover Design
Glenn Ross - Cover Design

“Special Thanks to Chris Ethridge, John Haeny, Peter Asher, Sid Sharp, John Boylan & David Geffen”.

Songwriters:
Glenn Frey (as Glenn Fry)
Don Henley
Booker T. Jones
Eric Kaz
Randy Newman
Dick Reynolds
Jack Rhodes
Rick Roberts
John David Souther
Libby Titus
Bill Williams
Neil Young

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Linda Ronstadt (Featuring Aaron Neville) - Cry Like A Rainstorm/Howl Like The Wind
Elektra 60872 (1989) - US LP

Side One

1 - Still Within The Sound Of My Voice*
2 - Cry Like A Rainstorm
3 - All My Life*
4 - I Need You*
5 - Don’t Know Much*
6 - Adios

Side Two

7 - Trouble Again*
8 - I Keep It Hid*
9 - So Right, So Wrong*
10 - Shattered
11 - When Something Is Wrong With My Baby
12 - Goodbye My Friend*

Linda Ronstadt - Vocals, Background Vocal
Aaron Neville - Vocals
Lee Sklar - Bass (1, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 12)*
David Hungate - Bass
Carlos Vega - Drums (1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11)
Russ Kunkel - Drums (3, 7, 12)
Dean Parks - Electric Guitar
Mike Landau - Electric Guitar
Andrew Gold - Electric Guitar, Electric 12 String Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Jimmy Webb - Piano
Don Grolnick - Piano
William Smith - Electric Piano, Organ, Additional Keyboards
Robbie Buchanan - Additional Keyboards, Organ
Tower Of Power - Horns
Mike Fisher (also as Michael Fisher) - Percussion (1, 3, 5, 7, 9)
Peter Asher - Percussion (7)
Rosemary Butler - Additional Background Vocal, Background Vocals
Arnold McCuller - Background Vocal
Jon Joyce - Background Vocal
Brian Wilson - Background Vocals

The Skywalker Symphony Orchestra:
Pavel Farkas - Concertmaster, Violin
Gail Cruz - Violin
Jeremy Cohen - Violin
Sid Page - Violin
Charles Veal - Violin
Jeremy Constant - Violin
Stephen Gehl - Violin
Mariko Smiley - Violin
Jim Shallenberger - Violin
Dean Franke - Violin
Mark Volkert - Violin
Ron Erikson - Violin
Paul Brancato - Violin
Adrienne Duckworth - Violin
Vladimir Polimatidi - Violin
Arthur Zadinsky - Violin
Felicia Moye - Violin
Joe Edelberg - Violin
Walter Ayers - Violin
Carla Picchi - Violin
Bob Becker - Viola
Roxann Jacobson - Viola
Duncan Johnstone - Viola
John Acevedo - Viola
Don Ehrlich - Viola
Jim Hurley - Viola
Nancy Ellis - Viola
David George - Viola
Basil Vendryes - Viola
Nanci Severance - Viola
John Acosta - Cello
Daniel Smith - Cello
Jennifer Culp - Cello
Judyaba - Cello
Diane Farrell - Cello
Thalia Moore - Cello
Deirdre Cooper - Cello
Sharon O’Conner - Cello
Lary Epstein - Bass
Jeff Neighbor - Bass
William Ritchen - Bass
Mark Wright - Bass
Brice Martin - Flute
Kenneth Cramer - Flute
Angela Koregelos - Flute
Deborah Henry - Oboe
Pamela Smith - Oboe
Jim Dukey - Clarinet
Gregory Dufford - Clarinet
John Reynolds - Horn
William Klingelhoffer - Horn
Mark Adams - Horn
Stuart Gronningen - Horn
Rich Theurer - Trumpet
Jeff Beal - Trumpet
Chris Brayman - Trombone
Dean Hubbard - Trombone
Artie Storch - Timpani-Percussion
Raymond Froehlich - Timpani-Percussion
Penny Beavers - Harp

Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir:
Martha Jo Chalmers - Soprano
Leola Clark - Soprano
Barbara J. Davis - Soprano
Mary Ford - Soprano
Zettie Gooden - Soprano
Lynne Gurewitz - Soprano
Kimberly Harris - Soprano
Cindi Heyer - Soprano
Susan James - Soprano
Anna Jorgenson - Soprano
Kathy Lutz - Soprano
Doriane C. Miller - Soprano
Patricia Nieuwenhuizen - Soprano
Laurie Polster - Soprano
(Ana) Kellia Ramares - Soprano
Dorien Ross - Soprano
Norine Smith - Soprano
Barbara Traylor - Soprano
Lynne Uretsky - Soprano
Jennifer Wallace - Soprano
Trisha Winder - Soprano
Naomi Baran - Alto
Caitlin Cornwell - Alto
Sheila Daar - Alto
Lindsay K. Elam - Alto
Zoe Ellis - Alto
Anna Fisher - Alto
Rachel Gotbaum - Alto
Lisa Halderman - Alto
Catherine Jolly - Alto
Kerilynn Kelly - Alto
Jean Lullo - Alto
Pinkie Payne - Alto
Susan Pettway - Alto
Kathleen Quinlan - Alto
Linda Ricketts - Alto
Jody Seltzer - Alto
Deborah Senegal - Alto
Margit Stange - Alto
Carmen Traylor - Alto
Bonita Weeks - Alto
Esther Yuen - Alto
Barbara Woodard - Alto
Darren Alexander - Tenor
Louis Ashley - Tenor
George Beeman - Tenor
James Breuning - Tenor
Gail Cornwell - Tenor
Fred Crenshaw - Tenor
Aaron Draper - Tenor
Brian Feagins - Tenor
Carla Foster - Tenor
George Gray - Tenor
Nancy Harris - Tenor
Ellen Hoffman - Tenor
Stacey Hoffman - Tenor
Kevin Jennings - Tenor
Jonathan More - Tenor
Carl Resnikoff - Tenor
Ben Schatz - Tenor
Stev Schwartz - Tenor
William Shaw - Tenor
Julie Shearer - Tenor
Robert Sterling - Tenor
Dan Strauss - Tenor
Greg Supriano - Tenor
Deirdre “Dee” Webb - Tenor
Michael White - Tenor
Donne Webb - Tenor
Matthew Elkins - Bass
Rob Gorlin - Bass
Peter Gross - Bass
Jim Hooper - Bass
John Hornung - Bass
Ed Kelly - Bass
Christopher Levine - Bass
Ed Schmooker - Bass
Fred Shelton - Bass
Ron Teeples - Bass
Anthony B. Tennell - Bass
Ellenn Hoffman - Rehearsal Pianist
Sheila Daar - Management

Produced by Peter Asher
Steve Tyrell - Co-Producer (5)

Marty Paich - Skywalker Symphony Orchestra Arrangement (1, 8, 10), Skywalker Symphony Orchestra Conduction (1, 8, 10)
David Campbell - Skywalker Symphony Orchestra Arrangements (2, 3, 5, 7, 12), Skywalker Symphony Orchestra Conduction (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 11, 12), Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir Arrangement (2), Tower Of Power Horns Conduction (11)
Greg Adams - Skywalker Symphony Orchestra Arrangements (4, 11), Tower Of Power Horns Arrangement (11)
Jimmy Webb - Skywalker Symphony Orchestra Arrangement (6)
Terrance Kelly - Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir Arrangements (2, 9), Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir Conduction (2, 8, 9), Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir Director
Brian Wilson - Background Vocals Arrangement (6)
Jeff Beal - Skywalker Symphony Orchestra Musical Coordinator
Greg Sudmeier - Skywalker Symphony Orchestra Musical Coordinator

George Massenburg - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Sharon Rice - Assistant Engineer
Jim Schelter - Assistant Engineer
Frank Wolf - Additional Recording Engineer
Mike Ross - Additional Recording Assistant
Bob Edwards - Additional Recording Assistant

Recording Studios:
Skywalker Ranch, Marin County (from March to August, 1989)
Oceanway Studios, Los Angeles (Additional Material)

Mixing Studio:
Skywalker Ranch, Marin County (from March to August, 1989)

Doug Sax - CD and Disc Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
The Mastering Lab

Ivy Skoff - Production Coordinator
Janet Stark - Personal Assistant to Miss Ronstadt
Cathy Kerr - Personal Assistant to Mr. Asher
Robert Blakeman - Photography
Kosh - Art Direction & Design

“Special thanks to George Lucas, Jane Bay, Tom Scott, Bob, Brian, Dennis, Diane, Evie, Howie, Jim, John B., John H., Lori, Lynne, Mary Lynn, Melanie, Pam, Rick, Rikki, Robin, Sherri N., Sherry R., Stan, Tami, Tom K. Vanessa, and everyone at the ranch”.

“Special thanks also to B & K, Charles Barber, Doug Buttleman and everyone at Yamaha, Kenny Edwards, Danny Ferrington, Craig Fuller, GML Inc., Leon Hylton and A La Carte Limousine, David Paich, Panasonic, Fred Walecki and Westwood Music, Morty Wiggins, and especially to Bob Krasnow for his unflagging support”.

Songwriters:
Martin Belmont
Karla Bonoff
Paul Carrack
J.E. Ceiling
Kenny Edwards
James Eller
Isaac Hayes
Eric Kaz
Nick Lowe
Barry Mann
David Porter
Tom Snow
Jimmy Webb
Cynthia Weil

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Linda Ronstadt - Winter Light
Elektra 61545-2 (1993) - US CD

1 - Heartbeats Accelerating**
2 - Do What You Gotta Do*
3 - Anyone Who Had A Heart*
4 - Don’t Talk (Put Your Head On My Shoulder)*
5 - Oh No Not My Baby*
6 - It’s Too Soon To Know*
7 - I Just Don’t Know What To Do With Myself*
8 - A River For Him*
9 - Adónde Voy*
10 - You Can’t Treat The Wrong Man Right*
11 - Winter Light

Note: Track 9 (“Adónde Voy”) was included in the Linda Ronstadt US CD anthology “Jardin Azul/Las Canciones Favoritas”, issued on Elektra/Rhino R2 73975 in 2004. Anthology came with new liner notes for the all-already released songs. You can read the liner notes for this song at the bottom of entry.

Linda Ronstadt - Vocals, Twin Vocals, Background Vocals, Additional Background Vocals
Lee Sklar - Bass (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)*, Additional Bass (1)**
Bob Glaub - Bass
Russ Kunkel - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10), Percussion (1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 9)
Dean Parks - Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Mandolin
Robbie Buchanan - Synthesizers, Acoustic Piano, B-3, Electric Piano
Matt Rollings - Acoustic Piano
Dennis James - Glass Harmonica
Dave Boroff - Tenor Saxophone
Plas Johnson - Tenor Saxophone
John Clarke - Bass Flute, Alto Flute, Recorders

Emil Richards - Vibes
Valerie Carter - Octave and Twin Vocals, Background Vocal
Alex Brown - Background Vocals
Mortonette Jenkins - Background Vocals
Marlena Jeter - Background Vocals
Aaron Neville - Background Vocal
Arnold McCuller - Background Vocal
Donny Gerrard - Background Vocal
Josef Powell - Background Vocal

Produced & Mixed by George Massenburg & Linda Ronstadt

Steve Tyrell - Producer (with) (3, 5, 6, 7)
Peter Asher - Contributing Producer (1, 4)

David Campbell - Orchestra Arrangements (3, 5, 7, 8, 9), Orchestra Conduction (3, 5, 7, 8, 9)

George Massenburg - Engineer
Kevin Scott - Assistant Engineer (The Site)
Craig Silvey - Assistant Engineer (Skywalker Ranch)
David Gleeson - Assistant Engineer (Skywalker Ranch)
Paul Lundin - Assistant Engineer (Conway Recorders)

Recording Studios (June through September, 1993):
The Site, Marin County
Conway Recorders, Los Angeles
Skywalker Ranch, Marin County

Mixing Studio:
The Site, Marin County

Doug Sax - Mastering Engineer
Gavin Lurssen - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
The Mastering Lab, Hollywood, CA

Ivy Skoff - Production Coordinator
John Brenes - Production Archivist
Greg Sudmeier - Coordinator for The Skywalker Symphony Orchestra
Edd Kolakowski - Piano Technician

Management: Ira Koslow for Peter Asher Management, Inc.

Kosh - Design, Art Direction
Robert Blakeman - Photography

“9’ Baldwin Concert Grand Piano provided by Marin Piano and Organ, San Rafael, CA”.

“Special Thanks To: José Ronstadt, Mercedes Dalton, Jesus Guzman & Gail Rogers for their help on “Adonde Voy”. // Kevin Scott for his organization and careful attention to detail. // Dick Mithun, Mike Kirk, Elizabeth Eckholt, Paloma Cain, Duane Aslaksen, Patricia Jordan at The Site. // Janet Stark & Dawn Czys. // GML, Inc. Research & Development for high-resolution processing and digital conversion”.

“Linda would like to acknowledge the work of the great female vocalists Dusty Springfield, Maxine Browne, Etta James & Dionne Warwick whose original work on some of the songs included in this collection she has studied and admired”.

Track 8:
“Dedicated to Baby Jessica and all the children whose voices are too small to plead for mercy from the court”.

Notes for Track 9 (“Adónde Voy”) from the “Jardin Azul/Las Canciones Favoritas” 2004 Anthology

“Tish Hinojosa, a good, thoughtful songwriter from Texas, wrote this. She grew up in the Southwest along the border, and being Mexican-American, is especially sensitive to the desperate struggles of the Mexican migrant workers. It takes an enormous amount of courage to leave your village - where you know everybody will to starve to death if you don’t put your life on the line - to try to make it across the border, and then try to get a job up in the United States. When you get there, if you can get a job, you’re likely to be underpaid, harassed by police, rounded up, and jailed indefinitely. The hardest part is not knowing where you’re going or what will happen once you get there. “Adonde Voy” is not a traditional song. It’s written from the point of view of a contemporary Mexican-American who is already here and established, who sees this happening and wonders how these people survive.”.

Songwriters:
Linda Ronstadt
Tony Asher
Burt Bacharach
Deborah Chessler
Hal David
Gerry Goffin
Emmylou Harris
Tish Hinojosa
Eric Kaz
Carole King
Anna McGarrigle
Zbigniew Preisner
Jimmy Webb
Brian Wilson




“Jardin Azul/Las Canciones Favoritas” - US CD anthology - front inlay



“Jardin Azul/Las Canciones Favoritas” - US CD anthology - “Adónde Voy” notes

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Linda Ronstadt - Feels Like Home
Elektra 61703-2 (1995) - US CD

1 - The Waiting
2 - Walk On
3 - High Sierra
4 - After The Gold Rush
5 - The Blue Train*
6 - Feels Like Home*
7 - Teardrops Will Fall
8 - Morning Blues
9 - Women ‘Cross The River
10 - Lover’s Return

Linda Ronstadt - Vocals, Trio Vocals, Background Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass Guitar (5, 6)*
Bob Glaub - Bass Guitar
Roy Huskey, Jr. - Acoustic Bass Guitar
Jim Keltner - Drums (1, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9), Percussion (1, 5)
Russ Kunkel - Drums
Larry Atamanuik - Drums
Dean Parks - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Mandolin, Acoustic Mandolin, Ukelele
Carl Jackson - Acoustic Guitar, Background Vocals
Mark Casstevens - Acoustic Guitar
John Starling - Acoustic Guitar, Background Vocals
Ben Keith - Pedal Steel Guitar
Roy Rogers - National Slide Guitar
Mike Auldridge - Dobro
Robbie Buchanan - B-3, Acoustic Piano, Helen Voices, String Synthesizers, Keyboards, Electric Piano
Booker T. Jones - B-3
Alison Krauss - Fiddle
David Grisman - Mandolin
Dennis M. James - Glass Harmonica
David Lindley - Autoharp
Valerie Carter - Trio Vocals
Emmylou Harris - Trio Vocals, Background Vocals
Herb Pedersen - Background Vocals (as Herb Pederson)
Claire Lynch - Background Vocals
John Ronstadt - Background Vocal
Craig Fuller - Background Vocals

The Skywalker Symphony Orchestra:
Greg Sudmeier - Musical Coordinator
Stuart Canin - Violin, Concert Master, Principle
Jenny Bifano - Violin
Jeremy Cohen - Violin, Principle
Jeremy Constant - Violin
Joseph Edelberg - Violin
Ronald Erickson - Violin
Byung-Woo Kim - Violin
James Shallenberger - Violin
Ruth Freeman-Murray - Viola, Principle
James Hurley - Viola
Katherine Johnk - Viola
Rebecca Sebring - Viola
Teressa Adams - Cello
Lawrence Granger - Cello
David Kadarauch - Cello, Principle
Thalia Moore - Cello
Larry Epstein - Bass, Principle
Jeffrey Neighbor - Bass

Produced & Mixed by George Massenburg and Linda Ronstadt

Linda Ronstadt - Arrangements (4, 5), Orchestra Arrangement (4)
David Campbell - The Skywalker Symphony Orchestra Arrangements (4, 6), The Skywalker Symphony Orchestra Conduction (4, 6)
Auldridge - Arrangement (8)
Gaudreau - Arrangement (8)
Coleman - Arrangement (8)
Klein - Arrangement (8)

George Massenburg - Engineer
Nathaniel Kunkel - Engineer
Kevin Scott - Assistant Engineer (The Site)
Sean O’ Dwyer - Assistant Engineer (Conway)
Gil Morales - Assistant Engineer (Studio F)

Recording Studios (January thru August 1994):
The Site, Marin County
Jim Brady Recording Studios, Tucson, Arizona
Conway Recording Studios, Los Angeles
Studio F, Los Angeles
Skywalker Ranch, Marin County

Mixing Studio:
The Site, Marin County

Doug Sax - Mastering Engineer
Gavin Lurssen - Mastering Engineer
Ron Lewter - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studios:
The Mastering Lab, Hollywood, California

Gail Rosman - Production Coordinator
John Brenes - Production Archivist
John Allair - Piano Technician
Mike Valvano - Transportation at Digital Transport

Management: Ira Koslow for Peter Asher Management, Inc.

Kosh - Design, Art Direction
Robert Blakeman - Photography

“Special thanks to Emmylou Harris for her loyalty, her musical integrity, and for her beautiful voice. …also special thanks to Dick Mithun, Kyle Lehning, John Condon, Stephen Jarvis, Mike Kirk, Elizabeth Eckholt, Katie Fox, Paloma Cain and Dawn Czyz…and to Janet Stark for her invaluable contributions to the coordination of the project. …to GML, Inc. Research and development: high-resolution mixing, processing and analog to digital conversion. Mastered using 20-bit technology with Sony Super Bit Mapping”.

Songwriters:
Harley L. Allen
Matraca Berg
A.P. Carter
E.V. Deane
Jennifer Kimball
Tom Kimmell
Randy Newman
David Onley
Tom Petty
Ronnie Samoset
Traditional
Neil Young

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Linda Ronstadt - We Ran
Elektra 62206-2 (1998) - US CD

1 - When We Ran
2 - If I Should Fall Behind
3 - Give Me A Reason
4 - Ruler Of My Heart
5 - Just Like Tom Thumb’s Blues
6 - Cry ‘Til My Tears Run Dry
7 - I Go To Pieces
8 - Heartbreak Kind
9 - Damage*
10 - Icy Blue Heart
11 - Dreams Of The San Joaquin

Linda Ronstadt - Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass (9)*
Bob Glaub - Bass
Hutch Hutchinson - Bass
Daryl Johnson - Bass
Howie Epstein - Bass
Carlos Vega - Drums (1, 4, 5, 9, 11), Percussion
Jim Keltner - Drums
Russell Kunkel - Drums, Percussion
Mike Campbell - Lead Guitar, Electric Rhythm Guitar, Electric 12-String Guitar, Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitars, Mandolin
Andy Fairweather Low - Electric Rhythm Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Baritone Guitar, Electric Guitar
Waddy Wachtel - Electric Rhythm Guitar, Electric Guitar
Bernie Leadon - Acoustic Guitar, MandoCello, Electric Guitar, Vocal Harmonies
Ethan Johns - Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Silde Guitar, Mandolin, Ukelele, Drums
Brian Stoltz - Guitars
Fred Tackett - Guitars
Dean Parks - Guitar
Benmont Tench - Hammond Organ, Piano
Don Grolnick - Keyboards
John Gilutin - Organ, Keyboards
Robbie Buchanan - Synthesizers
Jim Cox - Piano, Hammond Organ
Plas Johnson - Saxophone
Marlena Jeter - Background Vocals
Alexandra Brown - Background Vocals
Mortonette Jenkins - Background Vocals
Michael Lennon - Background Vocals, Tambourine (9)
Mark Lennon - Background Vocals
Kip Lennon - Background Vocals
Michael Ronstadt - Background Vocal, Vocal Harmony
John Ronstadt - Background Vocal
William Ronstadt - Background Vocal
Melinda Ronstadt - Background Vocal
Peter Ronstadt - Background Vocal
Suzy Ronstadt - Background Vocal

Produced by Glyn Johns (1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 10, 11)
George Massenburg & Peter Asher - Producers (4)
George Massenburg & Linda Ronstadt - Producers (6)
Waddy Wachtel - Producer (7, 9)

Steve Holroyd - Engineer (1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 10, 11)
George Massenburg - Engineer (4, 6) Mixing Engineer (4, 6)
Nathaniel Kunkel - Engineer (6, 7, 9)
Glyn Johns - Mixing Engineer (1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
Kevin Scott - Assistant Engineer
Jim Brady - Assistant Engineer
Jeff Rodenkirch - Assistant Engineer
Greg Burns - Assistant Engineer
Greg Collins - Assistant Engineer
Robi Banerji - Assistant Engineer
Alan Sanderson - Assistant Engineer
T.K. - Assistant Engineer
John Sorenson - Assistant Engineer

Recording Studios:
The Site, San Rafael, CA.
Ocean Way Recording, Los Angeles, CA.
Jim Brady Recording, Tucson, AZ

Mixing Studio:
Ocean Way Recording, Los Angeles, CA.

Bob Ludwig - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Gateway Mastering Studios, Portland, ME

John Brenes - Production Archivist
Janet Stark - Production Assistant
Ivy Skoff - Project Coordinator
Management: Ira Koslow for Krost/Chapin Management

Kosh - Design & Art Direction

“Special Thanks: Dick Mithune, Jim Brady, Claris Sayadian, Charlene Costello”.

Songwriters:
Bob Dylan
Fagin
Marion Hall
John Hiatt
Paul Kennerly
Naomi Neville
Troy Newman
Doc Pomus
Jack Wesley Routh
Randy Sharp
Mort Shuman
Bruce Springsteen
Marty Stewart
Waddy Wachtel

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Trio (Emmylou Harris, Dolly Parton, Linda Ronstadt)

For individual entries about Dolly Parton and Linda Ronstadt please go to:
Dolly Parton bassroutes.blogspot.com/2010/05/dolly-parton_01.html
Linda Ronstadt bassroutes.blogspot.com/2010/05/linda-ronstadt.html

For the Nicolette Larson Tribute post the link is:
bassroutes.blogspot.com/2011/04/various-artists-tribute-to-nicolette_15.html

More Emmylou Harris entries on this blog (Lee performs with a different artist):
Return Of The Grievous Angel: A Tribute To Gram Parsons

bassroutes.blogspot.com/2010/02/chris-hillman.html

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Dolly Parton/Linda Ronstadt/Emmylou Harris - Trio
Warner Bros. 25491-1 (1987) - US LP

Side One

1 - The Pain Of Loving You
2 - Making Plans
3 - To Know Him Is To Love Him
4 - Hobo’s Meditation*
5 - Wildflowers
6 - Telling Me Lies

Side Two

7 - My Dear Companion
8 - Those Memories Of You
9 - I’ve Had Enough
10 - Rosewood Casket
11 - Farther Along

Dolly Parton - Vocals
Linda Ronstadt - Vocals
Emmylou Harris - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Leland Sklar - Ferrington Acoustic Bass (4)*
Kenny Edwards - Ferrington Acoustic Bass, Electric Bass
Russ Kunkel - Drums
Albert Lee - Acoustic Guitar, Solo, Highstrung Guitar, Mandolin, Acoustic Lead Guitar
Ry Cooder - Tremolo Guitar
John Starling - Acoustic Guitar, Acoustic Rhythm Guitar
Bill Payne - Acoustic Piano, Electric Piano, Harmonium, Hammond Organ
David Lindley - Mandolin, Kona Hawaiian Guitar, Autoharp, Harpolek, Acoustic Guitar, Dulcimer Steve Fishell - Pedal Steel, Kona Hawaiian Guitar
Mark O’ Connor - Viola, Fiddle, Acoustic Guitar, Acoustic Lead Guitar, Mandolin
Herb Pedersen - Banjo (as Herb Pederson)
Brice Martin - Flute
Marty Krystall - Clarinet
Ilene Novog - Viola (as Ilene “Novi” Novog)
Dennis Karmazyn - Cello Soloist
Jodi Burnett - Cello

Recorded and Produced by George Massenburg

Herb Pedersen - Vocal Arrangements (4, 6)
Avie Lee Parton - Arrangement (10)
John Starling - Arrangement (11)
Emmylou Harris - Arrangement (11)
David Campbell - Orchestration & Conducting (6, 9)
Charles Veal - Concertmaster

John Starling - Musical Consultant
Sharon Rice - Engineering Assistant

Recording Studios:
The Complex, West Los Angeles (January to November, 1986)
Woodland Studios, Nashville (Additional Recording)
Ocean Way Recording, Hollywood (Additional Recording)

Doug Sax - Analog & Digital Mastering

Mastering Studio:
The Mastering Lab

Liza Edwards - Production Coordinator

Kosh & Ron Larson - Art Direction & Design
Robert Blakeman - Photography
Manuel - Costume Design
Andy Engel - Illustration

“Special Thanks to Fred Walecki & Liza Edwards.”.

Songwriters:
Dolly Parton
Betsy Cook
Kate McGarrigle
Voni Morrison
Alan O’Bryant
Jean Ritchie
Jimmie Rodgers
Johnny Russell
Phil Spector
Linda Thompson
Traditional
Porter Wagoner

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Emmylou Harris/Linda Ronstadt/Dolly Parton - Trio II
Asylum 62275-2 (1999) - US CD

1 - Lover’s Return
2 - High Sierra
3 - Do I Ever Cross Your Mind
4 - After The Gold Rush
5 - The Blue Train*
6 - I Feel The Blues Movin’ In
7 - You’ll Never Be The Sun
8 - He Rode All The Way To Texas*
9 - Feels Like Home*
10 - When We’re Gone, Long Gone

Note: Although not mentioned in the CD notes, tracks 1, 2, 4, 5 and 9 appear to be taken, and possibly re-mixed, from the Linda Ronstadt album “Feels Like Home”. See the Linda Ronstadt entry at bassroutes.blogspot.com/2010/05/linda-ronstadt.html.

Emmylou Harris - Vocals
Linda Ronstadt - Vocals
Dolly Parton - Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass (5, 8, 9)*
Roy Huskey, Jr. - Bass, Acoustic Bass
Edgar Meyer - Acoustic Bass
Jim Keltner - Drums (5, 6, 8, 9, 10), Road Case (1)
Larry Atamanuik - Drums
Carl Jackson - Acoustic Guitar
Mark Casstevens - Acoustic Guitar
John Starling - Acoustic Guitar
Dean Parks - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Mandolin
Ben Keith - Steel Guitar
Robby Buchanan - Acoustic Piano, Helen Voices, Synthesizers,
Rhodes, B-3 Synthesizers
David Lindley - Autoharp
David Grisman - Mandolin
Alison Krauss - Fiddle
Dennis James - Glass Harmonica

Produced by George Massenburg
John Starling - Associate Producer

Linda Ronstadt - String Arrangement (4)
David Campbell - Strings (4, 7, 9)

George Massenburg - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Nathaniel Kunkel - Recording Engineer
Kevin Scott - Assistant Recording Engineer
Linda Ronstadt - Mixing Engineer

Recording Studio:
The Site, Marin County, CA.

Mixing Studios:
The Site, Marin County, CA.
Petewood/Georkel Recording, Williamson County, TN. (Additional Mixing)

Doug Sax - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
The Mastering Lab, Hollywood, CA.

Gail Rosman - Production Assistance
Janet Stark - Production Assistance
John Brenes - Production Archivist

Linda Ronstadt management: Ira Koslow for Krost/Chapin Management

Kosh & Lyn Bradley - Art Direction, Design
Michael Hagewood - Art Administration

“Special thanks to Monty Hitchcock, Mark Kiracofe and, Dick Methune, Mike Kirk, Elizabeth Eckholt & Partner, the studio mascot, at The Site.”.

“This CD is dedicated to Roy Huskey Jr.”.

Songwriters:
Dolly Parton
Harley Allen
A.P. Carter
Maybelle Carter
Sara Carter
Kieran Kane
Jennifer Kimball
Tom Kimmel
Donagh Long
Del McCoury
Randy Newman
James Paul O’Hara
John Starling
Neil Young

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Dolly Parton

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

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

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

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Dolly Parton - 9 To 5 And Odd Jobs
RCA AAL1-3852 (1980) - US LP
RCA Legacy Nashville 88697 46193 2 (2009) - US/EU CD - Expanded edition reissue with 3 bonus tracks

Side One

1 - 9 To 5
2 - Hush-A-Bye Hard Times*
3 - The House Of The Rising Sun*
4 - Deportee (Plane Wreck At Los Gatos)*
5 - Sing For The Common Man*

Side Two

6 - Working Girl*
7 - Detroit City*
8 - But You Know I Love You*
9 - Dark As A Dungeon*
10 - Poor Folks Town*

CD reissue bonus tracks

11 - Everyday People* - previously unreleased
12 - 9 To 5 - Love To Infinity Radio Mix 2008
13 - 9 To 5 - Karaoke Mix 2009 - previously unreleased

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

Original LP Credits

Dolly Parton - Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11?)*
Abraham Laboriel - Bass (as Abraham LaBoriel)
Eddie Bayers - Drums (2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Rick Shlosser - Drums (as Richard Schlosser)
Reggie Young - Guitars
Joe McGuffee - Steel Guitar
Larry Carlton - Guitars
John Goux - Slide Guitar
Jeff Baxter - Guitar
Martin K. Walsh - Guitar
Ron Oates - Keyboards
Ian Underwood - Synthesizers
Gregg Perry - Organ, Typewriter
Larry Knechtel - Piano
Sonny Osborne - Banjo, Background Vocals
Mike Post - Synthesized Flute
Tom Saviano - Saxophone
William Reichenbach - Trombone
Kim S. Hutchcroft - Baritone Sax
Jerry Hey - Trumpet
Leonard Castro - Percussion
Richard Dennison - Background Vocals
Anita Ball - Background Vocals, Background Singer
Joey Scarbury - Background Vocals
Bobby Osborne - Background Vocals
Stephanie Spruill - Background Singer
Denise Maynelli - Background Singer
Drill Team on “Working Girl”:
Dolly Parton
Judy Ogle
Eddie Bayers
Reggie Young
Leland Sklar
Mike Post

Produced by Mike Post (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Gregg Perry - Associate Producer, Producer (1)

Mike Post - Arrangements (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Gregg Perry - Arrangement (1)
Dolly Parton - Arrangement (3)
Sid Sharp - Concert Master
Frank DeCaro - Contractor (1)

Marshall Morgan - Engineer (Audio Media) (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Pat McMakin - Second Engineer (Audio Media) (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Paul Dobbe - Engineer (Western Recorders) (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Chuck Britz - Engineer (Western Recorders) (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Larry Carlton - Engineer (Studio 335) (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Armin Steiner - Engineer (Sound Labs) (1)
Doug Parry - Mixing Engineer (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Rick Romano - Second Mixing Engineer (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)

Recording Studios:
Audio Media, Nashville, Tennessee (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Western Recorders, Hollywood, California (additional recording) (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Studio 335, Hollywood, California (additional recording) (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Sound Labs, Hollywood, California (1)

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

Mike Reese - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Mastering Lab, Hollywood, California

Tim Bryant & George Corsillo/Gribbitt - Art Direction
George Corsillo - Album Design
Ron Slenzak - Photography
Pie Lombardi & Michele Elam - Props, Styling
Colleen Owens - Hair Stylist
Mary Malin - Clothes Designer
Bobbe Joy - Makeup

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

CD Reissue Additional Credits

Produced by Mike Post (11)
Produced by Gregg Perry and Love To Infinity (12)
Produced by Gregg Perry (14)
Produced for Reissue by Rob Santos

Gregg Perry - Arrangements (12, 13)

Vic Anesini - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Battery Studios, NYC

Legacy A&R: Steve Berkowitz
John Hudson - Project Direction
Howard Fritz son - Art Direction
Pat Moroney - Design
20th Century/Photofest - Photography

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

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

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

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

Track 3:
“Released as RCA single # PB-12282 A // Peak Chart Position: # 14 Country; # 77 Pop”.

Track 5:
“Released as RCA single # PB-12133 B”.

Track 6:
“Released as RCA single # PB-12282 B”.

Track 8:
“Released as RCA single # PB-12200 A // Peak Chart Position: # 1 Country; # 41 Pop”.

Track 10:
“Released as RCA single # PB-12200 A”.

Track 10:
“Released as RCA single # PB-12200 A // Peak Chart Position: # 1 Country; # 41 Pop”.

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

www.legacyrecordings.com

Songwriters:
Dolly Parton
Mark Andersen
Danny Dill
Woody Guthrie
Martin Hoffman
Freida Parton
Mike Settle
Mel Tillis
Merle Travis
Additional Songwriter (CD re-release):
Sylvester Stewart



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



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

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Dolly Parton - Heartbreak Express
RCA AHL1-4289 (1982) - US LP

Side One

1 - Heartbreak Express
2 - Single Women
3 - My Blue Ridge Mountain Boy
4 - As Much As Always
5 - Do I Ever Cross Your Mind

Side Two

6 - Release Me
7 - Barbara On Your Mind
8 - Act Like A Fool
9 - Prime Of Our Love
10 - Hollywood Potters

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

Dolly Parton - Vocals
Lee Sklar - Bass
Nathan East - Bass
Abe Laboriel - Bass
Eddy Anderson - Drums
Michael Severs - Guitar
Fred Tackett - Guitar
Jeff Baxter - Guitar
Albert Lee - Guitar
Steve Cropper - Guitar
Joe McGuffee - Steel Guitar
Ron Oates - Keyboards
Red Young - Keyboards
Terry McMillan - Harmonica
Buddy Spicher - Fiddle
Gregg Perry - Dulcimer, Background Singer
Lenny Castro - Conga
Tom Scott - Horns
Jim Horn - Horns
George Bohanon - Horns
Gary Grant - Horns
Tom Saviano - Horns
Chuck Findley - Horns
Slide Hyde - Horns
Gary Herbig - Horns
Richard Dennison - Background Singer
Anita Ball - Background Singer
Jim Salestrom - Background Singer
Stephanie Spruill - Background Singer
Denise Maynelli DeCaro - Background Singer
Roy Galloway - Background Singer
Alexandra Brown - Background Singer
Willie Greene - Background Singer
Gene Morford - Background Singer

Produced & Arranged by Dolly Parton & Gregg Perry

Harry Bluestone - Concert Master
Frank DeCaro - Contractor

Doug Parry - Engineer (Smoketree Recording Studio)
Rick Romano - Assistant Engineer (Smoketree Recording Studio)
Ernie Winfrey - Engineer (Soundshop Recording Studio)
Ken Deene - Recording Engineer (Warner Bros. Recording Studio)

Recording Studios:
Smoketree Recording Studio
Soundshop Recording Studio (Additional Overdubs)
Warner Bros. Recording Studio (Additional Overdubs)

Mixing Studio:
Smoketree Recording Studio

Herb Ritts - Photography
Phyllis Chotin & Michele Hart/Media Arts - Art Direction
Dolly Parton - Design Concept
Colleen Owens - Hair Style
Shirlee Strahm - Costume Coordinator
Kendall Errair - Costume Coordinator
Erecter Set - Set Design

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

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

Songwriters:
Dolly Parton
Eddie Miller
Michael O’Donoghue
Dub Williams
Robert Yount

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Dolly Parton - Burlap & Satin
RCA AHL1-4691 (1983) - US LP

Side One

1 - OOO-EEE
2 - Send Me The Pillow You Dream On
3 - Jealous Heart
4 - A Gamble Either Way
5 - Appalachian Memories

Side Two

6 - I Really Don’t Want To Know - with Willie Nelson
7 - Potential New Boyfriend
8 - A Cowboy’s Ways
9 - One Of Those Days
10 - Calm On The Water

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

Dolly Parton - Vocals, Hand Claps
Lee Sklar - Bass
Michael Rhodes - Bass
Tommy Cogbill - Bass
Eddy Anderson - Drums, Percussion
Rick Marotta - Drums
Michael Severs - Guitar
Tom Rutledge - Guitar
Pete Bordonali - Guitar
Hugh McCracken - Guitar
Marty Walsh - Guitar
Joe McGuffee - Steel Guitar
Ron Oates - Keyboards, Synthesizer
Robbie Buchanan - Keyboards
Mitch Humphries - Keyboards
Gregg Perry - Keyboards
Dennis Solee - Tenor Sax, Flute
Dewayne Pigg - English Horn
Nashville String Machine - Strings
Anita Ball - Background Vocals, Hand Claps
Richard Dennison - Background Vocals
Judy Rodman - Background Vocals, Hand Claps
Donna McElroy - Background Vocals
Lea Jane Berinati - Background Vocals
Karen Taylor-Good - Background Vocals
Lisa Silver - Background Vocals
Michael Black - Background Vocals
Ray Walker - Background Vocals
Judy Ogle - Hand Claps
Ernie Winfrey - Hand Claps

Produced and Arranged by Gregg Perry
Dolly Parton - Executive Producer

Ernie Winfrey - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Phil Jamtaas - Recording Engineer
Fran Overall - Assistant Engineer
Jim Scott - Assistant Engineer

Recording Studios:
Sound Shop (Nashville, Tennessee)
The Castle (Nashville, Tennessee)
Record Plant (Los Angeles, California)

Ed Caraeff - Art Direction, Photography, Design

Cassie Seaver - Makeup
Colleen Owens - Hair Stylist
Donna Gilbert - Hair Stylist
Tzezi Ganev - Costumes
Photographed at The Baron Margo Residence

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

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

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

Songwriters:
Dolly Parton
Howard Barnes
Steve Kipner
Hank Locklin
Annie McLoone
John Lewis Parker
Don Robertson

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Dolly Parton - The Great Pretender
RCA AHL1-4940 (1984) - US LP

Side One

1 - Save The Last Dance For Me*
2 - I Walk The Line*
3 - Turn, Turn, Turn (To Everything There Is A Season)*
4 - Downtown*
5 - We Had It All

Side Two

6 - She Don’t Love You (Like I Love You)*
7 - We’ll Sing In The Sunshine*
8 - I Can’t Help Myself (Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch)*
9 - Elusive Butterfly*
10 - The Great Pretender

Dolly Parton - Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9)*
David Platshon - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9)
Craig Hull - Electric Guitar, Slide Guitar
Ron Elliott - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Waddy Wachtel - Electric Guitar Solo
Steve Goldstein - DMX Drum Machine (1), Prophet Synthesizer, Jupiter Synthesizer, Synthesizers, Kawai Electric Grand, Keyboards, Acoustic Piano, Organ
Jeff Colella - Jupiter Synthesizer, Organ, Strings, Synthesizers, String Synthesizers, Arp Strings
Bill Cuomo - Synthesizer Strings
Lee Dresser - Harmonica
Chuck Findley - Horns
Slide Hyde - Horns
Don Menza - Horns
Tom Scott - Horns
Gary Grant - Horns
Bill Reichenbach - Horns
Russell Kunkel - Congas (3)
Brian Glascock - Percussion (1, 2, 3, 4, 8, 9), Congas (6, 7)
The Jordanaires - Background Vocals
Rosemary Butler - Background Vocal
Arnold McCuller - Background Vocal
Mary Ellen Quinn - Background Vocal
Oren Waters - Background Vocal, Choir
Luther Waters - Background Vocal, Choir
Maxine Waters - Choir
Julia Waters - Choir

Produced by Val Garay

Steve Goldstein - Arrangement (1), Horn Arrangement (4), Horn Conduction (4), String Arrangements (5, 8), String Conduction (5)
Syd Sharp - Concertmaster
Pete Seeger - Adaptation (3)

Val Garay & Niko Bolas (as Garay-Bolas) - Engineers
Richard Bosworth - Assistant Engineer
Denny Densmore - Assistant Engineer
Scott Hendricks - Second Assistant Engineer
Danny Mundhenk - Second Assistant Engineer
Paul Goldberg - Second Assistant Engineer
Billy Miranda - Second Assistant Engineer
David Leonard - Second Assistant Engineer

Recording Studios:
Record One, Los Angeles (10-24-83 through 12-5-83)
Right Track Recording, New York City (Additional Recording)
Bullet Recording, Nashville (Additional Recording)
Music Mill, Nashville (Additional Recording)
The Sound Factory, Los Angeles (Additional Recording)

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

Doug Sax - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
The Mastering Lab

Richard Avedon - Photography
Tim Bryant - Art Direction, Design
Renate Leuschner - Hair
Cassie Seaver - Makeup
Tzezi Ganev - Costumes
Thelma Pofahl - Costume Coordinator
Shirlee Strahm - Costume Coordinator

Track 3:
“Words From The Book Of Ecclesiastes”.

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

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

Songwriters:
Jerry Butler
Calvin Carter
John R. Cash
Lamont Dozier
Donnie Fritts
Gale Garnett
Tony Hatch
Brian Holland
Edward Holland, Jr. (as Eddie Holland)
Bob Lind
Curtis Mayfield
Doc Pomus
Buck Ram
Troy Seals
Pete Seeger
Mort Shuman

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Dolly Parton/VV.AA. - Rhinestone (Original Soundtrack Recording)
RCA ABL1-5032 (1984) - US LP

Side One

1 - Tennessee Homesick Blues - Dolly Parton**
2 - Too Much Water - Randy Parton*
3 - The Day My Baby Died - Rusty Buchanan**
4 - One Emotion After Another - Dolly Parton***
5 - Goin’ Back To Heaven - Stella Parton and Kin Vassy*
6 - What A Heartache - Dolly Parton***
7 - Stay Out Of My Bedroom - Sylvester Stallone with Dolly Parton**

Side Two

8 - Woke Up In Love - Dolly Parton and Sylvester Stallone
9 - God Won’t Get You - Dolly Parton
10 - Drinkin’stein - Sylvester Stallone
11 - Sweet Lovin’ Friends - Dolly Parton and Sylvester Stallone
12 - Waltz Me To Heaven - Floyd Parton
13 - Butterflies - Dolly Parton***
14 - Be There - Dolly Parton and Sylvester Stallone**

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

Dolly Parton - Vocals
Sylvester Stallone - Vocals
Randy Parton - Vocals, Background Vocals
Stella Parton - Vocals
Floyd Parton - Vocals
Kin Vassy - Vocals
Rusty Buchanan - Vocals

Musicians:

Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 3, 7, 14)**
Dennis Belfield - Bass
Mike Baird - Drums
Willie Ornelas - Drums
John Goux - Guitar
Herb Pedersen - Guitar, Banjo, Background Vocals
Steve Watson - Guitar
John Bidasio - Steel Guitar
Larry Muhoberac - Piano
Ian Underwood - Synthesizer
Pete Robinson - Synthesizer
David Lindley - Fiddle
Tommy Morgan - Harmonica
Richard Dennison - Background Vocals
Joey Scarbury - Background Vocals
Linda Dillard - Background Vocals

Produced by Mike Post and Dolly Parton

Mike Post - Arrangements

Doug Parry - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Ray Sheibley - Second Engineer

Recording and Mixing Studio:
Smoketree Ranch

Diane Robertson - Hair (Dolly Parton)
Robert Sidell - Makeup (Dolly Parton)
Theadora Van Runkle - Costume Designer (Dolly Parton)
Tzetzi Ganev of Western Costume - Costume Designer (Dolly Parton)
Shirlee Strahm - Wardrobe (Dolly Parton)
Barbara Lorenz - Hair (Sylvester Stallone)
Ben Nye, Jr. - Makeup (Sylvester Stallone)
Tom Bronson - Costume Designer (Sylvester Stallone)

Tim Bryant - Art Direction and Design
Steve Shapiro - Photography

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

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

Songwriters:
Dolly Parton
Mike Post
Phil Alden Robinson

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Dolly Parton - Rainbow
Columbia FC40968 (1987) - US LP

Side One

1 - The River Unbroken
2 - I Know You By Heart* - duet with Smokey Robinson
3 - Dump The Dude
4 - Red Hot Screaming Love* (Recorded Live)
5 - Make Love Work*

Side Two

6 - Everyday Hero
7 - Two Lovers
8 - Could I Have Your Autograph
9 - Savin’ It For You
10 - More Than I Can Say

Dolly Parton - Vocals, Harmony Vocals, Background Vocal
Lee Sklar - Bass (2, 4, 5)*
Bob Glaub - Bass
Abraham Laboriel - Electric Bass
Steve Goldstein - Drum Programming (1, 2, 3, 5, 7, 8, 9), Synthesizers, Bass Synthesizer, Acoustic Piano, Keyboards
John Vigran - Drum Programming (1, 2)
Craig Krampf - Drum Overdub (2, 6), Drum Programming (3, 5, 7, 8, 9)
Jim Keltner - Drums (4), Percussion (4)
Waddy Wachtel - Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Electric Guitar Solo, Background Vocal
Kevin Dukes - Electric Guitar, Electric Slide Guitar
Dann Huff - Electric Guitar
Al Perkins - Midi Steel Guitar, Midi Pedal Steel Guitar
Danny Kortchmar - Acoustic 12-String Guitar
Rick Vito - Electric Slide Guitar
Mike Landau - Electric Guitar
Bill Cuomo - Synthesizer Organ, Synthesizers
Robert O’ Hearn - Synthesizer
Patricia Mabee - Harpsichord
Hammer Smith - Chromatic Harmonica
Buck Trent - Electric Banjo
Bobby Bruce - Violin
Tom Scott - Saxophone
Maxine Waters - Background Vocals
Julia Waters - Background Vocals
Richard Dennison - Background Vocals
Carmen Twilley - Background Vocals
Blaise Tosti - Background Vocal
Mike Chapman - Background Vocal
Anita Ball - Background Vocals

Produced by Steve “Golde” Goldstein
Dolly Parton - Executive Producer

All Songs Arranged by Dolly Parton and Steve “Golde” Goldstein
David Campbell - String Arrangement (5), String Conduction (5), Orchestra Arrangement (10), Orchestra Conduction (10)
Sid Page - Concertmaster

Richard Bosworth - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Allen Sides - Recording Engineer (Orchestra) (5, 10)
Rail Rogut - Assistant Recording Engineer (Record One)
Brett Swain - Assistant Recording Engineer (Record One)
Bob Loftus - Assistant Recording Engineer (Ocean Way Recording Studios)
Brian Scheuble - Assistant Recording Engineer (A&M Recording Studios)

Recording Studios:
Record One, Los Angeles
Ocean Way Recording Studios, Los Angeles
A&M Recording Studios, Los Angeles

Mixing Studios:
A&M Recording Studios, Los Angeles
Ocean Way Recording Studios, Los Angeles

David Blair - Hair
Hallie D’Amour - Makeup
Tony Chase - Costumes
Tony Lane/Nancy Donald - Art Direction
Annie Leibovitz - Photography (Cover, Back Cover, Inner Sleeve)
Raul Vega - Photography (Inner Sleeve)

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

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

Songwriters:
Dolly Parton
David Batteau
Darrell Brown
Mike Chapman
S. Dorff
Dino Fekaris
Eric Kaz
D. Loeb
George Merrill
Robert O’Hearn
Dean Pitchford
A. Rich
William Robinson
Shannon Rubicam
Blaise Tosti

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