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Friday, February 4, 2011

Kim Carnes



Kim Carnes - Kim Carnes
A&M SP-4548 (1975) - US LP

Side One

1 - You’re A Part Of Me*
2 - Bad Seed*
3 - And Still Be Loving You*
4 - Hang On To Your Airplane (Honeymoon)*
5 - Do You Love Her*

Side Two

6 - Somewhere In The Night*
7 - Nothing Makes Me Feel As Good As A Love Song*
8 - It Could Have Been Better*
9 - Waiting For The Pain To Go Away*
10 - What Good Is Love (Later On The Equator)*
11 - Good Old Days*

Kim Carnes - Vocals, Fender Rhodes, Background Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)*
Jim Keltner - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11)
Dean Parks - Guitars
David Foster - Piano, Clavinet, Fender Rhodes
Mike Utley (as Michael Utley) - Organ, Moog Synthesizer
Steve Forman - Percussion
Maxine Willard Waters - Background Vocals (as Maxine Willard)
Julia Tillman Waters - Background Vocals (as Julia Tillman)
Dave Ellingson - Background Vocals
Mentor Williams - Background Vocals

Produced by Mentor Williams For Third Son Productions

David Briggs - String Arrangements (1, 3, 5, 6)
Stephen H. Dorff (as Stephen Dorff) - String Arrangement (9)

Rick Porter - Engineer
Chuck Trammel - Second Engineer

Recording Studio:
A&M Studios Hollywood, California

Bernie Grundman - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
A&M Recording Studios, Hollywood, California

Roland Young - Art Direction, Photography
Chuck Beeson - Album Design

“Special Thanks To // David Anderle; // And To: // Eddie Reeves, Jon Devirian, Michael J. Jackson, Aunt Luella and Dave. // And A Very Special Thanks To // Mentor Williams”.

Songwriters:
Kim Carnes
Milton L. Brown
Stephen H. Dorff
Dave Ellingson
Will Jennings
Richard Kerr
Eddie Reeves
Mentor Williams

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source/pic: my records



Kim Carnes - St. Vincent’s Court
EMI America SW-17004 (1979) - US LP

Side One

1 - What Am I Gonna Do
2 - Jamaica Sunday Morning
3 - Stay Away*
4 - Lookin’ For A Big Night*
5 - Paris Without You (St. Vincent’s Court)*

Side Two

6 - It Hurts So Bad
7 - Lose In Love
8 - Skeptical Shuffle
9 - Take Me Home To Where My Heart Is
10 - Blinded By Love
11 - Goodnight Moon*

Kim Carnes - Vocals, Melodica, Background Vocals
Lee Sklar - Bass (3, 4, 5, 11)*
Dominic Genova - Bass
Reinie Press - Bass (as Reine Press)
David Jackson - Bass
Matt Betton - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11)
Richard Hayward - Drums (as Richie Hayward)
Steve Geyer - Electric Guitars, Mandolin, Guitars, Acoustic Guitars
Dave Ellingson - Rhythm Guitars, Guitars, Banjos, Melodica, Sound Effects, Background Vocals
Bobby Cochran - Guitar, Electric Guitars
John Beland - Dobro, Acoustic Guitars, Mandolin, Rhythm Guitar
Bill Cuomo - Piano, Keyboard, Electric Piano, Clavinet, Fender Rhodes, ARP String Ensemble, ARP Strings
Ron Barron - Organ
Jim W. Gordon - Organ, Synthesizer
Jerry Peterson - Sax
Tim Weisberg - Flutes
Darrell Leonard - Trumpet
Daniel Moore - Melodica, Recorder, Background Vocals, Harmony Vocal
Gary Montgomery - Harmonica
Larry Hirsch - Percussion, Sound Effects
Victor Feldman - Marimba, Vibes, Congas, Conga, Percussion
Bobbye Hall Porter (as Bobbie Hall) - Percussion (4, 5)
Danny Timms - Background Vocals
Etan McElroy - Background Vocals
Matthew Moore - Background Vocal
Brian Cadd - Background Vocal

Produced by Daniel Moore, Dave Ellingson, Kim Carnes

Jim Ed Norman - String Arrangements, String Conduction
Bill Cuomo (with) - String Co-arrangement (7), Rhythm Tracks Arrangements
Kim Carnes - Rhythm Tracks Arrangements
Daniel Moore - Rhythm Tracks Arrangements
Dave Ellingson - Rhythm Tracks Arrangements

Larry Hirsch - Engineer, Mixdown Engineer
Steve Escallier - Additional Engineering (Sound City Recording Studio)
Beverly Jones - Additional Engineering (A&M Studios)
Wally Heider - Additional Recording Engineer (6)
Gary Lubow - Second Engineer (Sound City Recording Studio)
Linda Tyler - Second Engineer (Sound Labs, Inc.)
Stewart Whitmore - Second Engineer (Sound Labs, Inc.)
Ron Borawski - Second Engineer (A&M Studios)
Michael Carnevale - 2nd Engineer (6)

Recording Studios:
Sound City Recording Studio
Sound Labs, Inc.
A&M Studios

Mixing Studio:
Paramount Recording Studio

John Golden - Mastering Engineer
Jim Sintetos - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Kendun Recording Studio

Management: Stanford Blum, Image Management, Inc.

Jim Shea - Cover Photography
Nancy Andrews - Inner Sleeve Photograph
Kosh - Design, Art Direction

“My thanks to everyone who helped with this album and to: Danny, Larry, and Dave, Jim Ed Norman, Bill Cuomo, Stan Blum, Abe Somer, Milt Olin, Richard Leher, John Guess, Chuck Kaye, Eddie Reeves, Joan Levitt, John Kosh, Jim Shea, Charlie Ness, Kay Steele, Jemima Eddy, Carin Gronhagen, Don Schlegel // My special thanks to Jim Mazza and Don Grierson, and to everyone at E.M.I. America for caring. // And “Thank You!” Dave and Collin”.

Songwriters:
Kim Carnes
Dave Ellingson
Daniel Moore

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source/pic: my records



Kim Carnes - Barking At Airplanes
Emi America SO-17159 (1985) - US LP

Side One

1 - Crazy In The Night (Barking At Airplanes)
2 - One Kiss
3 - Begging For Favors (Learning How Things Work)
4 - He Makes The Sun Rise (Orpheus)
5 - Bon Voyage*

Side Two

6 - Don’t Pick Up The Phone (Pick Up The Phone)
7 - Rough Edges
8 - Abadabadango
9 - Touch And Go
10 - Oliver (Voice On The Radio)*

Note: According to web sources a 2001 remastered CD reissue on One Way Records 72435-34785-2-0 included three added bonus tracks: 11: “I Am A Camera”; 12: “Make No Mistake, He’s Mine” (solo vocal version); 13: “Forever”. Please check back for more details about it.

Kim Carnes - Vocals, Backgrounds
Leland Sklar - Bass (5, 10)*
Eric Scott - Bass
David Jackson - Bass
Craig Krampf - Drums (3, 9, 10), DMX, Background, Background Vocal
Gary Mallaber - Drums
Waddy Wachtel - Electric Guitar, Guitar, Background, Background Vocal
Lindsey Buckingham - Guitar, Vocals
Craig Hull - Guitar
Chas Sandford - Guitar
Ry Cooder - Guitar
Bill Cuomo - All Synthesizers, Chroma, Kurzweil, DX7, All Keyboards, Additional Synthesizers, JX-3P
Jerry Peterson - Sax
Paulinho Da Costa - Percussion (2, 4, 5, 9)
Michael Rogers - Steel Drums
Dave Ellingson - Backgrounds, Background Vocal
Daniel Moore - Vocal Duet, Backgrounds, Background Vocal
Maxine Willard Waters - Backgrounds (as Maxine Waters Willard)
Julia Tillman Waters - Backgrounds
Martha Davis - Background
James Ingram - Background
Niko Bolas - Background Vocal

Produced by Bill Cuomo and Kim Carnes (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10)
Produced by Duane Hitchings and Kim Carnes (8)

Craig Krampf - Drum Programming (1, 2, 6)
Bill Cuomo - Drum Programming (1, 2, 6)
Duane Hitchings - Synthesizers Programming (8), DMX programming (8)

Mark Ettel - Recording Engineer
Steve MacMillan - 2nd Engineer
Denny Densmore - 2nd Engineer
Judy Clapp - 2nd Engineer
Tony Chiappa - 2nd Engineer
David Egerton - 2nd Engineer
Sabrina Bucharek - 2nd Engineer
Niko Bolas - Additional Engineering
Richard Bosworth - Additional 2nd Engineer
Duane Seykora - Additional 2nd Engineer
Mike Shipley - Mixing Engineer (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10)
Ian Taylor - Mixing Engineer (6, 7)

Recording Studios:
Ocean Way Recording, Hollywood, California
Record One, Sherman Oaks, California (additional recording)

Mixing Studios:
Galaxy Sound, Hollywood, California
Larrabee Sound, Hollywood, California (as Larabee Sound) (additional mixing)

George Morino - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Sterling Labs

Sue McGonigle - Project Coordinator
Direction: Michael Brokaw/Kragen & Co.

Henry Marquez - Art Direction
Vigon Seireeni - Design
Greg Gorman - Cover Photography
Eric Blum - Back Cover Photography
Matthew Rolston - Inner Sleeve Photography

“Thank Yooooou’s: // Corla Cuomo…Keep practicing - you’re improving all the time! Xoxoxoxoxo, Connie // To Mike Shipley “No Way Hoser!” // To Davo, Daniel, Maxine & Julia, Suechez, and the band “for the best of times, all the time.” // To Lindsey Buckingham // To DDDDDuane Hitchings // To Martha Davis, James Ingram // To Ry Cooder // To Ian Taylor and Roy Thomas Baker // To Ramona, Mark Ettel, Steve MacMillan, and everyone at Ocean Way // To Val Garay, “For your great help with my vocal on ‘Living in a World.’ ” // To Niko Bolas - The real “Merc Man” // To Mazza, Dick, Jack, Shelly, Clay, Frenchy, and everyone at EMI International // To Michael Brokaw - Jacque, Lisa and Lynne // To Gary Gersh // To Abe Somer and Anita Clark // To Rusty Garner for “Keepin ’em dancing” // To Claire and to Judith // And always to Collin and our looney housemother, Hannah Banana”.

Songwriters:
Kim Carnes
Bill Cuomo
Dave Ellingson
Clive Gregson
Duane Hitchings
M. Paul
Chas Sandford

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source/pic: my records



Kim Carnes - View From The House
MCA MCA-42200 (1988) - US LP

Side One

1 - Brass & Batons*
2 - Just To Spend Tonight With You*
3 - Heartbreak Radio*
4 - Crazy In Love*
5 - If You Don’t Want My Love*

Side Two

6 - Willie And The Hand Jive*
7 - Speed Of The Sound Of Loneliness*
8 - Blood From The Bandit*
9 - Fantastic Fire Of Love*
10 - Crimes Of The Heart*

Notes: 1) Track-by-track credits for percussion were taken down by ear.

Kim Carnes - Vocals, Synthesizer
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)*
Craig Krampf - Drums (2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 9, 10), Percussion (1, 6, 7, 9, 10), Washboard (3)
Billy Joe Walker, Jr. - Acoustic Guitars, Electric Guitars
Craig Hull - Electric Guitar, Slide Guitar
Josh Leo - Electric Guitar
John Jarvis - Acoustic Piano, Synthesizers
Bruce Hornsby - Accordian
John Cascella - Accordian
Mark O’Connor - Fiddle, Mandolin, Mandola
Kirk Johnson - Harmonica (as Kirk “Jellyroll” Johnson)
Lyle Lovett - Harmony Vocals
Dave Ellingson - Harmony Vocals
Vince Gill - Harmony Vocals
Steve Wariner - Harmony Vocals

Produced by Jimmy Bowen and Kim Carnes for Lynwood Productions (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
Produced by Jimmy Bowen and Kim Carnes for Lynwood Productions and Bill Cuomo for Pants Down Productions (10)

Bill Cuomo - All Synthesizers Programming, Drum Programming (10)

Bob Bullock - Recording Engineer (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9), Overdubs Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer (Soundstage Studios)
Bill Cuomo - Recording Engineer (10)
Russ Martin - Overdubs Recording Engineer, Second Engineer
Richard Bosworth - Additional Overdubs Recording Engineer
Niko Bolas - Mixing Engineer (A&M Studios)
Jimmy Bowen - Mixing Engineer (Soundstage Studios)
Chuck Ainlay - Mixing Engineer (Masterfonics)
Bill Dooley - Additional Engineering
Mark J. Coddington - Second Engineer
Bob Vogt - Second Engineer
Spence Chrislu - Second Engineer

Recording Studios:
Soundstage Studios (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9) (also overdubs)
Manzanita Recording Studio (10)
Emerald Studio (overdubs only)
Galaxy Sound Studio (additional overdubs only)

Mixing Studios:
A&M Studios
Soundstage Studios
Masterfonics

George Marino - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Sterling Sound

Jessie Noble - Project Coordinator
Sue McGonigle - Production Assistant

Simon Levy - Art Direction
Peter Nash - Photography
Virginia Team Design/Jerry Joyner - Design

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

“My special thanks to Bowen; // and to Tony Brown, Dirt, Jessie Noble, Abbe Demontbreun and everyone at MCA Records; // to Chuck (Crystal) Ainlay, Bob Bullock, Mark (Catfish Caviar) Coddington, Russ Martin, Sheila Mann, Sheila’s Grandma Ruthie Jackson; to everyone at Soundstage Studio and everyone at Masterfonics; to Bill Cuomo, Guy Thomas, Daurie Bolwell, Abe Somer, Jill Berliner, Vickie Finkbeiner, John Marks // to Davo, Donna Weiss, Craig Hull & Drummer, and to Sue McGonigle. // Always and Always to my Collin & Ry; // and to Miss Hannah Banana; // to Irving Azoff; // and to all the players and guests - “Thank you””.

Songwriters:
Kim Carnes
Randy McCormick
Frankie Miller
Johnny Otis
John Prine
Troy Seals
Phil Spector
Even Stevens
Donna Weiss

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source/pic: my records



Kim Carnes - Gypsy Honeymoon - The Best Of Kim Carnes
EMI 0777-7-98223-2 4 (1993) - US CD - US anthology with previously unreleased tracks

1 - Chain Letter - new track
2 - Gypsy Honeymoon - single
3 - Don’t Cry Now - new track
4 - Still Hold On - “Mistaken Identity”
5 - Bette Davis Eyes - “Mistaken Identity”
6 - Mistaken Identity - “Mistaken Identity”
7 - More Love - “Romance Dance”
8 - Thrill Of The Grill - “Voyeur”
9 - It Hurts So Bad - “St. Vincent’s Court”
10 - Don’t Fall In Love With A Dreamer - duet with Kenny Rogers - “Gideon”
11 - Rough Edges - “Barking At Airplanes”
12 - I’ll Be There Where The Heart Is - “Café Racers”
13 - Crazy In The Night (Barking At Airplanes) - “Barking At Airplanes”
14 - Make No Mistake, He’s Mine* - duet with Barbra Streisand - “Emotion”
15 - You’re A Part Of Me - duet with Gene Cotton - “Save The Dancer”

Notes: 1) This is a CD anthology with previously unreleased tracks. Those albums the tracks are taken from are indicated near the song titles. 2) “Gideon” is a 1980 album by Kenny Rogers and track 10 is the top-10 hit single included in that LP. Album was entirely written by Kim Carnes and Carnes’ husband Dave Ellingson. 3) “Emotion” is a 1984 album by Barbra Streisand and track 14 is the top-10 hit single included in that LP. Please check out Lee’s contributions to Ms. Streisand’s work here: bassroutes.blogspot.com/2011/04/barbra-streisand.html. 4) “Save The Dancer” is a 1978 album by Gene Cotton and track 15 is the top-20 hit single included in that LP. 5) Track 15 is a new version of same song already included in the 1975 “Kim Carnes” album (see album entry above and single entry below). 6) According to web sources, track 3 is the re-recorded single version of a song originally included in the Japan-only Kim Carnes CD album “Checkin’ Out The Ghosts”. 7) Track number is not specified for all of the tech credits. It only makes sense to assume these are for the new tracks (1, 2, 3). 8) CD album comes with liner notes by Kim Carnes for tracks 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15. Please refer to original CD booklet for these.

Kim Carnes - Vocals, Backgrounds
Lee Sklar - Bass (14)*
Don Dixon - Bass, Background, Harmony Vocal
Bryan Garofalo - Bass, Background Vocal
Scott Edwards - Bass
Reinie Press - Bass (as Reine Press)
Chuck Jacobs (as part of Kenny Rogers’ band) - Bass
Eric Scott - Bass
Joe Osborne - Bass
Denny Fongheiser - Drums
Craig Krampf - Drums, Background Vocal, Background
Richard Hayward - Drums (as Richie Hayward)
Bobby Daniels (as part of Kenny Rogers’ band) - Drums, Background Vocal
Gary Mallaber (as Gary Malaber) - Drums (14)
Larrie Londin - Drums
Tim Pierce - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Ebo
Steven Soles - Acoustic Guitar, Mandolin
Danny Kortchmar - Acoustic Guitar
Craig Hull - Slide Guitar, Electric Guitar, Background Vocal
Waddy Wachtel - Electric Guitar, Guitar, Background Vocal, Background
Mike Piccirillo - Guitar
Josh Leo - Solo Guitar, Background Vocal
Bobby Cochran - Electric Guitars
John Beland - Acoustic Guitars, Mandolin
Patrick Harper (as Rick Harper, and as part of Kenny Rogers’ band) - Guitar
Randy Dorman (as part of Kenny Rogers’ band) - Guitar
Ry Cooder - Guitar
Steve Gibson - Guitar
Steve Goldstein - Keyboards
Bill Cuomo - Prophet, Keyboards, ARP String Ensemble, Prophet Synthesizer, Piano
Ron Barron - Organ
Edgar Struble (as part of Kenny Rogers’ band) - Clavinet, Synthesizer, Background Vocal
Eugene Golden (as Gene Golden, and as part of Kenny Rogers’ band) - Piano, Background Vocal
Steve Glassmeyer (as part of Kenny Rogers’ band) - Piano, Background Vocal
Duane Hitchings - Keyboard
Shane Keister - Keyboard
Jerry Peterson - Sax
Raphael Ravenscroft - Sax
Jim Brock - Percussion
M.L. Benoit - Percussion
Larry Hirsch - Percussion
Kenny Rogers - Vocals
Barbra Streisand - Vocals
Gene Cotton - Vocals, Guitar
Edna Wright - Singer
Darlene Love - Singer
Andrea Robinson - Background
Maxine Willard Waters - Backgrounds (as Maxine Waters Willard)
Julia Tillman Waters - Backgrounds
Martha Davis - Background
James Ingram - Background
Wendy Waldman - Background Vocal
Dave Ellingson - Background Vocals, Vocal, Backgrounds
Daniel Moore - Background Vocal, Vocal, Backgrounds

Produced by Don Dixon (1, 2, 3)
Produced by Val Garay (4, 5, 6, 8)
Produced by George Tobin and Mike Piccirillo (7)
Produced by Kim Carnes, Daniel Moore and Dave Ellingson (9)
Produced by Larry Butler and Kenny Rogers (10)
Produced by Bill Cuomo and Kim Carnes (11, 13, 14)
Produced by Keith Olsen (12) (as Keith Olson)
Produced by Steve Gibson (15)

Bill Cuomo - String Arrangement (14), Drum Programming (13)
Buddy Skipper - String Arrangement (15)
Craig Krampf - Drum Programming (13)

Peter Doell - Engineer
Richard Bosworth - Vocal Engineer, Assistant Engineer
Eric Rudd - Assistant Engineer
Don Dixon - Mixing Engineer
Mark Williams - Mixing Engineer
Paul Lani - Remix Engineer (1)

Recording Studios:
Ocean Way Studio, Hollywood
Reflection Studios, Charlotte (additional recording)

Mixing Studios:
Reflection Studios, Charlotte
Larrabee Studios, Hollywood (remix of track 1)

Lori Gilliam - Production Assistant
Management: Stiletto Management

Henry Marquez - Art Direction
Loren Hanes - Photography
Diane Cuddy - Design
Marc Cozza - Hand Lettering
George Newell - Make Up
Kathy Blizzard - Hair Stylist

“Thank Yooo’s // To Brian Koppelman, Charles Koppelman and Fred Davis. // To Goldie, Davo, MY Band, Daniel, and all the players. // To Steve Wax and Garry Keif, Miki, John Mason, Jerry Rosenblatt, Don Dixon, and Joel Roman, Ed Kantor, Joe Sugarman and Bob Koblin. // To Donna Weiss, Maxine Willard Waters, and Julia Tillman Waters, Val Garay, Bill Cuomo, Keith Olsen and George Tobin. // …to Mazza and Gersh, and my original band for the great memories. // And always, Love to Collin and Ry and Hannah Banana”.

“…in memory of George Newell - thank you.”.

Songwriters:
Kim Carnes
Jackie DeShannon (also as Jackie De Shannon)
Collin Ellingson
Dave Ellingson (also as David Ellingson)
Duane Hitchings
Eric Kaz
Craig Krampf
Jenni Muldaur
William Robinson (also as Smokey Robinson)
Larry Tagg
Donna Weiss

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source/pic: my records

Singles



“You’re A Part Of Me” - US 7” vinyl promo single - stereo mix



“You’re A Part Of Me” - US 7” vinyl promo single - mono mix

Kim Carnes
You’re A Part Of Me/You’re A Part Of Me
A&M 1767-S/1767 (1975) - US 7” vinyl promo single

stereo side

1 - You’re A Part Of Me* - stereo mix

mono side

2 - You’re A Part Of Me* - mono mix

Notes: 1) This is a promo single by Kim Carnes released in 1975. Alternate catalog #s are 11932-S for the stereo mix and 11932 for the mono mix. 2) Song was taken from the album “Kim Carnes” (see entry above). Please refer to that album’s entry for more detailed musician credits (remember however that these were not available in track-by-track format).

Kim Carnes - Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2)*

Produced by Mentor Williams for Third Son Production

“(From the A&M album “Kim Carnes” SP-4548)”.

Songwriter:
Kim Carnes

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Thursday, September 2, 2010

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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