Jackson Browne

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Jackson Browne - Jackson Browne
Asylum SD-5051 (1972) - US LP

Side One

1 - Jamaica Say You Will*
2 - A Child In These Hills*
3 - Song For Adam*
4 - Doctor My Eyes*
5 - From Silver Lake*

Side Two

6 - Something Fine
7 - Under The Falling Sky*
8 - Looking Into You*
9 - Rock Me On The Water*
10 - My Opening Farewell*

Notes: 1) According to web sources, original US first pressing came with burlap-like textured cover and top opening. 2) Above picture and following credits were taken from German CD reissue on Asylum 7559-60622-2. Check back for full original release credits.

Jackson Browne - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Piano
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10)*
Russell Kunkel - Drums (1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9)
Clarence White - Acoustic Guitar
Albert Lee - Electric Guitar
Jesse Ed Davis - Electric Guitar (as Jesse Davis)
“Sneaky” Pete Kleinow - Pedal Steel (as Sneaky Pete)
Craig Doerge - Piano
David Jackson - Piano
Jim Gordon - Organ
Jim Fadden - Mouth Harp
David Campbell - Viola
Leah Kunkel - Counter Song
David Crosby - Harmonies

Produced and Engineered by Richard Sanford Orshoff

Recording Studio:
Crystal Sound

Henry Diltz - Cover Photo
Gary Burden - Art Direction for R. Twerk

Direction: Geffen-Roberts

“Thanks to David Geffen”.

German CD Reissue Additional Notes

Greg Ladanyi - CD Mastering

Songwriter:
Jackson Browne

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



Jackson Browne - For Everyman
Asylum SD-5067 (1973) - US LP

Side One

1 - Take It Easy
2 - Our Lady Of The Well
3 - Colors Of The Sun
4 - I Thought I Was A Child
5 - These Days

Side Two

6 - Red Neck Friend
7 - The Times You’ve Come*
8 - Ready Or Not
9 - Sing My Songs To Me
10 - For Everyman*

Notes: 1) Original US first pressing(s) came with punch-cut cardboard cover. 2) Above picture and following credits were taken from the German CD reissue on Asylum 8122-78913-2. Check back for full original release credits.

Jackson Browne - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Piano
Leland Sklar - Bass (7, 10)*
Doug Haywood - Bass, Harmonies
Wilton Felder - Bass
Micky McGee - Drums
Jim Keltner - Drums
Gary Mallaber - Drums
Russ Kunkel - Drums (7, 10)
David Lindley - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Slide Guitar, Electric Fiddle
“Sneaky” Pete Kleinow - Pedal Steel (as Sneaky Pete)
Spooner Oldham - Organ
Bill Payne - Piano
David Paich - Piano
Elton John - Piano (as Rockaday Johnnie)
Joni Mitchell - Electric Piano
Mike Utley - Organ (as Michael Utley)
Craig Doerge - Piano
Don Henley - Harmony
Glenn Frey - Harmony
Bonnie Raitt - Harmony
David Crosby - Harmony

John Haeny - Recording Engineer
Al Schmitt - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Ric Tarantini - Assistant Recording Engineer (to John Haeny)
Kent Nebergall - Assistant Recording Engineer (to Al Schmitt)

Recording Studio:
Sunset Sound, Studio One

Mixing Studio:
Wally Heider Recording

Anthony Hudson - Art Direction, Design
Alan F. Blumenthal - Photography (with thanks to Paul Zammitt)

Track 5:
“The Arrangement was inspired by Gregg Allman”.

“Thanks to David Geffen”.

German CD Reissue Additional Credits

“Recorded in 1973”.

Songwriters:
Jackson Browne
Glenn Frey

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



Jackson Browne - The Pretender
Asylum 6E-107 (1976) - US LP

Side One

1 - The Fuse*
2 - Your Bright Baby Blues
3 - Linda Paloma
4 - Here Come Those Tears Again

Side Two

5 - The Only Child
6 - Daddy’s Tune*
7 - Sleep’s Dark And Silent Gate*
8 - The Pretender

Notes: 1) Original US first pressing(s) came with combination sleeve: grey parts with cement-like textured surface and pictures/front name lettering embossed with smooth surface. Above picture and following credits were taken from said release. 2) Kenneth Rexroth’s translation of the Pablo Neruda poem “Brown And Agile Child” appears on back cover of album. Please refer to that for its text.

Jackson Browne - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 6, 7)*
Chuck Rainey - Bass
Bob Glaub - Bass
Russell Kunkel - Drums (1)
Jim Gordon - Drums
Jeff Porcaro - Drums (5, 6, 7, 8)
Fred Tackett - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Guitar Left
Albert Lee - Electric Guitar
Waddy Wachtel - Guitar Right (as Waddy)
John Hall - Guitar Solo
Luis F. Damian - Guitar, Vijuella, Background Vocal
David Lindley - Slide Guitar, Violin
Lowell George - Slide Guitar, Harmony
Roberto Gutierrez - Guitaron, Violin, Background Vocal
Craig Doerge - Piano
Roy Bittan - Piano
Bill Payne - Organ, Piano (as Billy Payne)
Mike Utley - Organ
Arthur Gerst - Harp, Background Vocal
Jim Horn - Horns
Chuck Findley - Horns
Dick “Slyde” Hyde - Horns (as Dick Hyde)
Quitman Dennis - Horns (as Quitman Dennit)
Gary Coleman - Percussion
Bonnie Raitt - Harmony
Rosemary Butler - Harmony
John David Souther - Harmony
Don Henley - Harmony
David Crosby - Harmony
Graham Nash - Harmony
Jon Landau - Random Notes

Produced by Jon Landau

Arthur Gerst - Arrangement (3)
Jim Horn - Horn Arrangement (6)
David Campbell - String Arrangements (7, 8)

John Haeny - Recording Engineer (1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
Greg Ladanyi - Recording Engineer (3), Mixing Engineer (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8)
Paul Black - Assistant Recording Engineer (1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
Mark Howlett - Additional Recording Engineer
Val Garay - Mixing Engineer (7)
Dennis Kirk - Assistant Mixing Engineer (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8)

Recording Studio:
Sunset Sound

Mixing Studio:
The Sound Factory

Bernie Grundman - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
A&M

Managed by: Mark Hammerman for One On One

Tom Kelley Studios - Front Cover Photo
Jackson Browne - Back Cover Photo
Howard Burke - The Road
Peter Golden - The Sky
Gary Burden - Art Direction, Design

Track 3:
“Milliones de gracias a Van Dyke Parks”.

“Mixed at The Sound Factory with Aphex Aural Exciter”.

“With thanks to Tony Lane // Thanks to Lowell George and Valerie Carter for their inspiration and Elizabeth Reynolds for everything else. Thanks always to David Geffen”.

Songwriters:
Jackson Browne
Nancy Farnsworth

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Jackson Browne - Running On Empty
Asylum 6E-113 (1977) - US LP
Elektra/Rhino 8122-78283-2 (2005) - Deluxe US CD/DVD-audio reissue with 2 bonus tracks and added content

Side One

1 - Running On Empty*
2 - The Road*
3 - Rosie
4 - You Love The Thunder*
5 - Cocaine

Side Two

6 - Shaky Town*
7 - Love Needs A Heart*
8 - Nothing But Time*
9 - The Load-Out*
10 - Stay*

CD/DVD-Audio reissue bonus tracks (on DVD-Audio disc only)

11 - Cocaine Again
12 - Edwardsville Room 124*

Notes: 1) Above picture and following credits were taken from the 2005 CD/DVD-Audio reissue which consists of a 2-disc package, one an audio CD and one an Advanced Resolution DVD-Audio disc. Both discs present the original 1977 album’s content with different remixes and masterings. 2) Bonus tracks 11 & 12 are included on the DVD-Audio disc only. Track 12 in particular is an instrumental cut by The Section (Lee, Russell Kunkel, Danny Kortchmar and Craig Doerge). Please see the Section entry of this blog’s archive for this group’s discography. 3) Tracks 3 and 8 on the 2005 DVD-Audio disc have different running times/content from their CD-Audio counterparts in the same release: “Rosie” (track 3) has a few seconds of added dialogue on fade out; “Nothing But Time” clocks in at 6’23” as opposed to the original 3’08”, the missing part consisting primarily of a conversation between Jackson Browne and some players in the band over the continuation of the musical track that had been faded-out in the ‘classic’ mix. 4) Both versions of Track 1 (“Running on Empty”) in the 2005 re-issue are different from the ‘classic’ mixes issued so far. The 2005 CD-Audio cut starts dry, without the few seconds of ambient noise that were preceding the performance on the original vinyl album/CD. The 2005 DVD-Audio cut, on the contrary, keeps the ambient noise but adds a Jackson Browne’s voice-over of the first line of the song’s lyrics, right before the song’s intro. 5) DVD-Audio disc includes: a) album in Dolby 5.1 Surround mix; b) album in Dolby Stereo mix; c) album in DTS 5.1 Surround mix; d) photo gallery; e) “Running On Empty” video montage; f) “Tour Photo Album” video montage; g) lyrics; f) weblink. 6) New 2005 packaging includes a small reproduction of the original 8-page photo-booklet that came with the vinyl album plus two essays: “Making the Road His Own: Jackson Browne’s Running On Empty” by Anthony DeCurtis, and “The Photography of Joel Bernstein: The Perfect Accompaniment to a Timeless Album” by Cameron Crowe. 7) New CD booklet keeps all of the pictures from original booklet, with same positioning, scaling and cropping, but for the Rosemary Butler and Doug Haywood picture on bottom right of page 3, which has been slightly widened and re-cropped.

Jackson Browne - Vocals, Guitar, Piano
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12)*
Russell Kunkel - Drums (1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 9, 10, 12), Snare (8), Hi-Hat (8), Cardboard Box with Foot Pedal (8)
Danny Kortchmar - Guitars, Harmony
David Lindley - Fiddle, Lap Steel, Rare Vocal Appearance
Craig Doerge - Keyboards
Doug Haywood - Singer, Harmony
Rosemary Butler - Singer
Joel Bernstein - Harmony

Produced by Jackson Browne

Greg Ladanyi - Engineer
Tom Walsh - Assistant (Stage Recordings, using Showco’s 24 track Studer)
Russell Schmitt - Assistant (Stage Recordings, using Showco’s 24 track Studer)
David Hewitt - Assistant (Hotel and Bus Recordings, using N.Y.C Record Plant’s remote truck)
Mark Salwasser - Assistant (Hotel and Bus Recordings, using N.Y.C. Record Plant’s remote truck)
Norman Mershan - Assistant (Hotel and Bus Recordings, using N.Y.C. Record Plant’s remote truck)
George Ybarra - Assistant Mixing Engineer
Dennis Kirk - Assistant Mixing Engineer
Chris Cabral - Technical Advisor (with thanks to Dave Hassinger and Jim Nipar)

Recording Locations:
Live on stage at Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, Maryland - 8/27/77 (1, 9, 10)
Room 301 at the Cross Keys Inn, Columbia, Maryland - 8/27/77 (thanks to Pete Wiley) (2)
On stage at the Garden State Arts Center, Holmdel, New Jersey - 9/7/77 (2)
Backstage in the big rehearsal room at Saratoga Performing Arts Center, Saratoga Springs, New York - 9/1/77 (3)
Live on stage at the Garden State Arts Center, Holmdel, New Jersey - 9/6/77 (4)
Room 124 at the Holiday Inn, Edwardsville, Illinois - 8/17/77 (5)
Room 124 at the Holiday Inn, Edwardsville, Illinois - 8/18/77 (6)
Live at the Universal Amphitheatre, Universal City, California - 9/17/77 (7)
On a bus (a Continental Silver Eagle) somewhere in New Jersey - 9/8/77 (8)

Mixing Studio:
Sound Factory, L.A.

Bernie Grundman - Original Album Mastering Engineer
Doug Sax - Mastering Engineer (2005 release)
Robert Hadley - Mastering Engineer (2005 release)

Mastering Studios:
A&M (original album)
The Mastering Lab (2005 release)

Jimmy Wachtel - Art Direction & Design
Joel Bernstein - Album Photography, Tour Photographer
Aaron Rapoport - Album Photography (where noted)
Jackson Browne - Photo of Joel Bernstein

Howard Burke - Tour Manager
Donald “Buddha” Miller - Production Manager
Eric Deterding - Road Crew
Michael Deterding - Road Crew
Jan Alahandro - Road Crew
Edd Kolakowski - Road Crew
Bill Thompson - Road Crew
Alan Owen - Lighting Crew
Kevin Di Piazza - Lighting Crew
Jim Waits - Lighting Crew
Bill “Doc” Gans - Monitor Mixer
Rance Caldwell - Monitor Mixer
Jim Bornhorst - House Mixer
Jimmy Deluca - Truck Driver
Byron Lisenbee - Truck Driver
Mike “Mountain Boy” Rogers - Truck Driver
Thomas Gustaferro - Bus Driver
Joann Madden - Spasmodic Woman
Steven Deluca - The Kid
Ethan Browne - The Little Kid

Track 2:
“For Judy”.

Track 5:
“Additional lyrics by Jackson Browne & Glenn Frey. Any resemblance to persons living or nearly dead…”.

Track 10:
“Featuring a rare vocal appearance by David Lindley. The Zodiacs don’t mind”.

“This album was mixed from the original multitracks by the producer and engineer and mastered especially for this DVD-Audio release. Due to differences in hardware configurations, DVD-Audio discs may not play back the same way in all players, including computers”.

“Light & Sound by Showco // Piano supplied by Sound Productions // Tour booked by Peter Golden and the Wm. Morris Agency // Many thanks to Elizabeth Reynolds // Thanks always to David Geffen”.

DVD-Audio Credits

DVD-Audio Produced by Jackson Browne
Robin Hurley - Executive Producer

Greg Ladanyi - Surround Sound Remix (using Nuendo)
Rob Hill - Editing, Transfer Engineering
Paul Dieter - Additional Engineering

Surround Sound Remix Studio:
Tidal Wave Sound

Steve Hall - Surround Sound & Stereo Mastering Engineer

Surround Sound & Stereo Mastering Studio:
FutureDisc

Management: Donald Miller & Cree Clover Miller

Craig Anderson - Authoring
Spencer Chrislu - Authoring
David Dieckmann - Authoring
Joel Bernstein - Creative Direction
Andy Thomas - Creative Direction
Greg Allen@gapd - Reissue Art Direction & Design
Andy Thomas - Screen Design & Animations (for Thomas & Friends Production, Inc.)
Joel Bernstein - Screen Photographs
Cory Frye - Editorial Supervision
Ginger Dettman - Project Assistance
Steve Pokorny - Project Assistance
Steve Woolard - Project Assistance

“Special thanks to Paul Dieter, Elliot Mazer, John Beug & Dianna Cohen”.

www.jacksonbrowne.com

Songwriters:
Jackson Browne
Howard Burke
Valerie Carter
Rev. Gary Davis
Bryan Garofalo
Lowell George
Danny Kortchmar (as Daniel Kortchmar)
Donald Miller
Danny O’Keefe
Maurice Williams
Additional Songwriter (CD reissue):
Craig Doerge

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original US LP catalog #: the web



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David Garfield And Friends

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Mixing Studio:
Mad Hatter Studio B.

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

Gavin Lurssen - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
The Mastering Lab

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

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

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

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

Track 1:
“(Men With Keyboards)”.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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Clarence White

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

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Jimmy Webb - Angel Heart
Columbia/Lorimar FC 37695 (1982) - US LP

Side One

1 - Angel Heart*
2 - God’s Gift
3 - One Of The Few*
4 - Scissors Cut*
5 - Work For A Dollar*

Side Two

6 - His World
7 - Our Movie*
8 - Nasty Love
9 - In Cars*
10 - Old Wing Mouth*

Jimmy Webb - Vocals, Piano, Electric Piano
Lee Sklar - Bass (1, 3, 4, 5, 7, 9, 10)*
Bob Glaub - Bass
Dean Cortese - Bass
Jeff Porcaro (as Jeffrey Porcaro) - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Steve Lukather - Electric Guitars, Lead Guitar (fade)
Fred Tackett - Electric Guitars, Acoustic Guitar
Fred Mollin - Acoustic Guitar, Background Vocals, Percussion (2, 3, 4, 5, 7)
Dean Parks - Electric Guitars, Lead Guitar (middle), Acoustic Guitar
David Paich - Piano, Organ, Electric Piano
Matthew McCauley - Synthesizer, Background Vocals, Percussion (9, 10)
David Foster - Piano
Bud Shank - Flutes
Jerry Hey - Trumpets
Victor Feldman - Percussion (1)
Gerry Beckley - Background Vocals
Michael McDonald - Background Vocals
Leah Kunkel - Background Vocals
Graham Nash - Background Vocals
Kenny Loggins - Background Vocals
Valerie Carter - Background Vocal
Daryl Hall - Background Vocal
“The Beached Boys” Fred and Matt - Background Vocals
Stephen Bishop - Guest Vocal

Produced by Matthew McCauley and Fred Mollin

William F. Williams - Executive Producer

Matthew McCauley - String Arrangements (3, 7), String Conduction (3, 7)

Bobby Schaper - Engineer (Basic Tracks)
Mark Linett - Engineer (Overdubs)
Dennis Drake - Engineer (Additional Overdubs)
Bill Schnee - Mixing Engineer

Recording Studio:
Sunset Sound Recorders, Hollywood, California

Mixing Studios:
Sunset Sound Recorders, Hollywood, California
Cherokee Studios, Hollywood, California

Mike Reese - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Mastering Lab, Hollywood, California

Management: William F. Williams, Santa Monica, California

Nancy Donald - Design
Henry Diltz - Photography

“Thanks to: Big Bill Robinson, Debbie, Joni, Paul and everyone at Sunset, Shari and Con at Cherokee, Lynne Richardson”.

“Special Thanks to Jay Levy”.

Songwriters:
Jimmy Webb
John Cooper

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Jimmy Webb - Suspending Disbelief
Elektra 9 61506-2 (1993) - US CD

1 - Too Young To Die*
2 - I Don’t Know How To Love You Anymore*
3 - Elvis And Me*
4 - It Won’t Bring Her Back*
5 - Sandy Cove
6 - Friends To Burn*
7 - What Does A Woman See In A Man*
8 - Postcard From Paris*
9 - Just Like Always*
10 - Adios
11 - I Will Arise*

Jimmy Webb - Lead Vocal, Electric Piano, Acoustic Piano, Synthesizers
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11)*
Russ Kunkel - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11), Percussion
Dean Parks - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Steve Lukather - Electric Guitar
Ben Keith - Steel Guitar
Robbie Buchanan - Synthesizer Programming, Synthesizer
Mario Guarneri - Piccolo Trumpet
David Crosby - Vocal
Don Henley - Vocal
John David Souther - Vocal (as J.D. Souther)
Linda Ronstadt - Vocals
Leah Kunkel - Vocals
Valerie Carter - Vocals
Craig Fuller - Vocal
The Skywalker Symphony - Strings

Produced by Linda Ronstadt & George Massenburg

Jimmy Webb - Orchestra Arrangements, Orchestra Conduction, Song Arrangement (11)

George Massenburg - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Nathaniel Kunkel - Additional Engineering
Kevin Scott - Assistant Engineer (The Site)
Craig Silvey - Assistant Engineer (Skywalker Ranch)
David Gleeson - Assistant Engineer (Skywalker Ranch)
Bob Conlon - Assistant Engineer (Russian Hill)
Chris Haynes - Assistant Engineer (Russian Hill)
Squeak Stone - Assistant Engineer (Johnny Yuma)
Rail Rogut - Assistant Engineer (Record One)

Recording Studios (February through March 1993):
The Site, Marin County, CA.
Skywalker Ranch, Marin County, CA.
Russian Hill Recording, San Francisco, CA.
Johnny Yuma Recording, Los Angeles, CA.

Mixing Studio:
Record One, Los Angeles, CA.

Ivy Skoff - Production Coordinator
Greg Sudmeier - The Skywalker Symphony Coordinator

Management - Robin Siegel/The Jimmy Webb Music Company

Kosh - Design, Art Direction
Robert Blakeman - Photography

“This album is dedicated to my mother and father, Sylvia Ann & Robert”.

“Jimmy Webb would like to thank: // Sandy Gallin for suggesting the collaboration that this album represents; Robin Siegel for management; Patty Casadas (Angel Face) for the encouragement; Chris Irwin and Lisle Leete for preproduction assistance at Calliope Studios in New York; Steve Ralbovsky for his support; Bob Krasnow; Kosh; and Harry Nilsson, Randy Newman, Warren Zevon and Lowell George for their inspiration”.

“A very special thanks to Richard Mithun, Janet Stark and the staff of GML, Inc.”.

“For more information, please contact: // The Jimmy Webb Music Company // 1173A Second Avenue Suite 178 // New York, New York 10021”.

Songwriters:
Jimmy Webb
Albert E. Brumley

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Jimmy Webb - Twilight Of The Renegades
Sanctuary 34106 (2005) - US CD
BMG - Sanctuary BVCM-41038 (2005) - Japan CD - Edition with 1 bonus track

1 - Paul Gauguin In The South Seas
2 - Skywriter
3 - Why Do I Have To…
4 - Class Clown
5 - Spanish Radio
6 - Time Flies
7 - How Quickly
8 - High Rent Ghetto*
9 - She Moves And Eyes Follow
10 - Just Like Marilyn
11 - No Signs Of Age
12 - Driftwood*

bonus track (Japan edition)

13 - Right As Rain

Notes: 1) Above picture and following credits were taken from the Japanese release. 2) Although not mentioned in the credits, tracks 8 and 12 are outtakes from the “Angel Heart” album sessions (see above), as confirmed by www.jimmywebb.com.

Jimmy Webb - Vocals, Piano, Keyboards, Tambourine
Lee Sklar - Bass (8, 12)*
Don Sanbeg - Bass
Jay Dittamo - Drums, Percussion
Paul Duskin - Drums
Jeff Porcaro - Drums (8, 12)
Lisle Leete - Guitar
Beth Nielsen Chapman - Guitar, Background Vocals
Jeffrey Mironov - Guitar
Ira Siegel - Guitar
Dean Parks - Guitar
David Paich - Keyboards
Matthew McCauley - Synth
Robin Siegel - French Horn, Conch
Jim Hynes - Flugal Horn (sic), Trumpet
William Gallison - Harmonica
Larry Campbell - Mandolin
Chris Irwin - Percussion
Kerry Cunningham - Shakers
Elena Barere - First Violin
Katherine Livolsi-Stern - Second Violin
Vincent Lionti - Viola
Jeanne LeBlanc - Cello
Wolfram Koessel - Cello
Susan Webb - Background Vocals

Produced by Jimmy Webb & Kerry Cunningham
Produced by Fred Mollin & Matthew McCauley (8, 12)
Produced by Jimmy Webb & Chris Irwin (10)

Robin Siegel - Executive Producer

Rob Mathes - String Arrangement (6)
Matthew McCauley - String Arrangements (12)
Jimmy Webb - Arrangement (13)
Jill Dell’Abate - Music Contractor

Chris Irwin - Engineer (1, 10)
Kerry Cunningham - Engineer (2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 11, 13), Overdub Engineer (6, 9), Mixing Engineer (13), Programming (13)
Mark Mandelbaum - Engineer (6, 9)
Bobby Schaper - Basic Tracks Engineer (8, 12)
Jason Stasium - Overdub Engineer (3, 4, 5)
Kristopher Lewis - Overdub Engineer (4), Ass’t. Engineer (6, 9)
Mark Linett - Overdub Engineer (8, 12)
Bill Schnee - Mixing Engineer (8, 12)

Recording Studios:
Sunset Sound, LA
Cherokee Recording, LA
Calliope Studios, NY
Right Track, NY
Sound on Sound, NY
Jimmy Webb Music, NY

Kerry Cunningham - Programming & Mastering

Mary Tiegreen - Art Director
Getty Images - Cover Photo

“Special Thanks: John Williams, Giles Green, Karyn Hughes and everyone at Sanctuary, Beth Nielsen Chapman, Frank Filipetti, Carly Simon, Marc Jacobson, and Angela Ramirez”.

“For Laura Savini/Webb with love”.

“Jimmy Webb plays Baldwin Pianos”.

Songwriter:
Jimmy Webb

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Warren Zevon

Warren Zevon - Excitable Boy
Asylum 6E-118 (1978) - US LP
Rhino 8122-79997-7 (2007) - US CD - Expanded & remastered CD reissue

Side One

1 - Johnny Strikes Up The Band*
2 - Roland The Headless Thompson Gunner
3 - Excitable Boy
4 - Werewolves Of London
5 - Accidentally Like A Martyr*

Side Two

6 - Nighttime In The Switching Yard
7 - Veracruz
8 - Tenderness On The Block
9 - Lawyers, Guns And Money

expanded & remastered CD bonus tracks (all previously unissued)

10 - I Need A Truck - outtake
11 - Werevolves Of London - alternate version
12 - Tule’s Blues - solo piano version
13 - Frozen Notes - strings version

Notes: 1) Above picture and following credits were taken from the 2007 CD reissue. 2) CD reissue comes with no musician credits for the bonus tracks. 3) CD reissue includes liner notes by David Fricke. Please refer to CD booklet for these.

Warren Zevon - Vocals, Piano, Organ, Synthesizer
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 5)*
Bob Glaub - Bass
John McVie - Bass
Kenny Edwards - Bass
Russell Kunkel - Drums (1, 2, 3, 5)
Mick Fleetwood - Drums
Jeff Porcaro - Drums, Percussion
Rick Marotta - Drums
Waddy Wachtel - Guitars, Harmonies, Guitar (right), Lead Guitar, Synthesizers
Danny Kortchmar - Guitar (left), Percussion (1)
Jim Horn - Saxophone, Recorders
Greg Ladanyi - Bell
Arthur Gerst - Mexican Harp
Luis Damian - Jarana
Manuel Vasquez - Requinto Jarocho
The Gentlemen Boys (Jackson Browne, Jorge Calderón, Kenny Edwards, John David Souther & Waddy Wachtel) - Harmonies
Linda Ronstadt - Harmony
Jennifer Warnes - Harmony
Karla Bonoff - Harmony
Jorge Calderón - Harmonies, Spanish Vocals

Produced by Jackson Browne & Waddy Wachtel

Greg Ladanyi - Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Dennis Kirk - Engineer (with), Mixing Engineer (with)
George Ybarra - Assistant Engineer
Serge Reyes - Assistant Engineer

Recording Studio:
The Sound Factory, Los Angeles

Jimmy Wachtel - Album Design & Photography
Lorrie Sullivan - “Willy On The Plate” Photography

“Mixed with The Aphex”.

““Willy On The Plate” Photographed by Lorrie Sullivan and prepared by Crystal Zevon”.

“A special thank you to Burt Stein // Jungle Pilot: D.E. Lindell von Starich // Thanks to Joe Smith”.

Expanded & Remastered CD Reissue Additional Credits

James Austin - Reissue Supervision
Cheryl Pawelski - Reissue Supervision
Bill Inglot - Sound Producer, Remastering Engineer
Dan Hersch - Remastering Engineer

Remastering Studio:
DigiPrep

Mike Engstrom - Product Manager
Liuba Shapiro - Product Manager
Cory Frye - Editorial Supervision
Hugh Brown - Design
Andrea Craig - Project Assistance
Ginger Dettman - Project Assistance
Beatriz Pace - Project Assistance
Steve Woolard - Project Assistance
David Fricke - Liner Notes

““Excitable Boy” was originally issued as Asylum 6E-118 (1/24/78).”.

“Special Thanks: Audrey Bilger & Jordan Zevon”.

Songwriters:
Warren Zevon
Jackson Browne
Jorge Calderón
David Lindell
LeRoy P. Marinell
Waddy Wachtel

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Warren Zevon - Bad Luck Streak In Dancing School
Asylum 5E-509 (1980) - US LP

Side One

1 - Bad Luck Streak In Dancing School*
2 - A Certain Girl*
3 - Jungle Work*
4 - Empty-Handed Heart*
5 - Interlude No. 1
6 - Play It All Night Long*

Side Two

7 - Jeannie Needs A Shooter*
8 - Interlude No. 2
9 - Bill Lee
10 - Gorilla, You’re A Desperado*
11 - Bed Of Coals*
12 - Wild Age*

Notes: 1) Above picture and following credits were taken from the US CD reissue on Elektra 9 60561-2. 2) CD reissue notes credit George Gruel as “sleeve photography, except where indicated”. The other sleeve photography credits are unreadable in the small-sized CD re-issue print. Please check back for further updates once LP sleeve becomes available.

Warren Zevon - Vocals, Guitars, String Synthesizer, Piano, Harmonica, Organ
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12)*
Rick Marotta - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 10, 11, 12), Vocals, Syndrums (3), Tubular Bells (7), Percussion (10)
David Lindley - Lap Steel Guitars, Guitar
Waddy Wachtel - Lead Guitar, Guitar
Don Felder - Guitar
Jorge Calderón - Guitar, Vocal
Joe Walsh - Lead Guitar, Guitars (solo)
Jackson Browne - Slide Guitar, Guitar, Vocal, Harmonies
Ben Keith - Pedal Steel Guitar
Linda Ronstadt - Descant, Harmony
Glenn Frey - Harmonies
John David Souther - Harmonies (as J.D. Souther)
Don Henley - Harmonies

Produced by Warren Zevon and Greg Ladanyi

Warren Zevon - Strings (1, 4, 5, 7, 8)
Sid Sharp - Concertmaster (1, 4, 5, 7, 8)

Greg Ladanyi - Recording Engineer
Jim Nipar - Recording Engineer (with)
Ernie Sheesley - Assistant Engineer
Niko Bolas - Assistant Engineer
Serge Reyes - Assistant Engineer
George Gruel - Aide-de-camp

Recording Studio:
The Sound Factory, Los Angeles, California

Mixing Studios:
The Sound Factory, Los Angeles, California
Record One, Los Angeles, California

Bernie Grundman - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
A&M Studios, Los Angeles

Management: Irving Azoff, Front Line Management, 8380 Melrose Avenue, Suite 307, Los Angeles, California 90069

Jimmy Wachtel - Album Cover for Dawn Patrol, Photography
Michael Curtis - Photography (with)
George Gruel - Sleeve Photography, except where indicated

“Special Thanks to Curt Konopel for Aphex System”.

“For Ken Millar // il miglior fabbro.”.

“Thanks always to Jackson”.

Songwriters:
Warren Zevon
T-Bone Burnett
Jorge Calderón
Naomi Neville
Bruce Springsteen

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US LP catalog #: the web



Warren Zevon - The Envoy
Asylum 60159 (1982) - US LP
Rhino 8122-79997-8 (2007) - US CD - Expanded & remastered CD reissue

Side One

1 - The Envoy*
2 - The Overdraft*
3 - The Hula Hula Boys*
4 - Jesus Mentioned
5 - Let Nothing Come Between You*

Side Two

6 - Ain’t That Pretty At All*
7 - Charlie’s Medicine
8 - Looking For The Next Best Thing
9 - Never Too Late For Love

expanded & remastered CD bonus tracks (all previously unissued)

10 - Word Of Mouth - outtake
11 - Let Nothing Come Between You - alternate
12 - The Risk - outtake
13 - Wild Thing - outtake

Notes: 1) Above picture and following credits were taken from the 2007 CD reissue. 2) CD reissue comes with no musician credits for the bonus tracks. 3) CD reissue includes liner notes by David Wild. Please refer to CD booklet for these.

Warren Zevon - Vocals, Guitar Solo, Synthesizers, Prepared Piano, Piano, Electric Piano, Harmony, Amplified Piano, Background Vocal, Acoustic 12-String Guitar
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 5, 6)*
Bob Glaub - Bass
Jeff Porcaro - Drums (1, 2, 3, 5, 8), Tahitian Log Drums (3), Pule Sticks (3)
Michael Botts (as Mike Botts) - Drums (6)
Rick Marotta - Drums
Russell Kunkel - Drums
Waddy Wachtel - Guitars, Acoustic Guitars, Percussion (5), Harmony, Background Vocal
David Landau - Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Background Vocal
Steve Lukather - Guitar
Danny Kortchmar - Lead Guitar (as Danny “Kootch” Kortchmar)
LeRoy P. Marinell - Acoustic Guitar (as LeRoy Marinell)
Kenny Edwards - Guitar
Jim Horn - Recorders
Steve Forman - Percussion (6)
Don Henley - Harmonies
Lindsey Buckingham - Harmony
Jordan Zevon - Harmony
Jorge Calderón - Harmony
John David Souther (as J.D. Souther) - Background Vocal, Harmony
Graham Nash - Harmony

Produced by Waddy Wachtel, Greg Ladanyi & Warren Zevon

Greg Ladanyi - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Jamie Ledner - Assistant Engineer
Wayne Tanouye - Assistant Engineer
Niko Bolas - Additional Recording Engineer
George Gruel - Aide-de-camp

Recording Studio:
Record One, Los Angeles

Jimmy Wachtel for Dawn Patrol - Album Design, Cover Photography
Michael Curtis - Assistant to Jimmy Wachtel
Randee St. Nicholas - Inside Cover Photography

Actors: Gary Braglia, Jonathan Exley, Don Grabowski (Don G.), George Gruel, James Houghton, Mick Johnson, Greg Ladanyi, Harry Landry, Ted Shackleford

Warner’s Pilots: Harry Landry, Bob Barnes, Rich Hildenbrand, Randy Mowrey

Lighting Crew: Pattim Service, Inc. (Timothy J. Griffith, Timothy Phelps, Ralph Stiers, Glenn Marygold, Terry Novell, John Black, Dan Hajek, Janice Colty)

Gloria von Jansky - Actor’s Make-up

“Thanks to Joe Smith & Irving Azoff”.

“Special thanks to: // Aaron Norris for his conceptual contributions and to “Kootch”, LeRoy, John David, Kim Lankford, Larry Solters, Howard Kaufman, Burt Stein, Carol Sidlow, Karen Ladanyi, Dale Hood, Johnny Lea Hodges, Don G. & Starlite Limousine, Tim Griffith, Barbara Walker, Randee St. Nicholas, Ron Coro, Elmi Graphics, Guy Salvadore, Burbank-Glendale-Pasadena Airport Authority, Jeff Bridges, James Houghton and Tom McGuane of Montana. // Thanks always to Jackson.”.

“For Kim”.

Expanded & Remastered CD Reissue Additional Credits

James Austin - Reissue Supervision
Cheryl Pawelski - Reissue Supervision
Bill Inglot - Sound Producer, Remastering Engineer
Dan Hersch - Remastering Engineer

Remastering Studio:
DigiPrep

Mike Engstrom - Product Manager
Liuba Shapiro - Product Manager
Cory Frye - Editorial Supervision
Hugh Brown - Design
Andrea Craig - Project Assistance
Ginger Dettman - Project Assistance
Beatriz Pace - Project Assistance
Steve Woolard - Project Assistance
David Wild - Liner Notes

“David Wild is a contributing editor for Rolling Stone.”.

““The Envoy” was originally issued as Asylum 60159 (7/16/82).”.

“Special Thanks: Audrey Bilger & Jordan Zevon”.

Songwriters:
Warren Zevon
Kenny Edwards
LeRoy P. Marinell
Thomas McGuane
Additional Songwriter (CD reissue):
Chip Taylor

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Warren Zevon - Sentimental Hygiene
Virgin 90603-1 (1987) - US LP
Virgin 72435-80621-2-0 (2003) - US CD - Expanded & remastered CD reissue

Side One

1 - Sentimental Hygiene
2 - Boom Boom Mancini
3 - The Factory
4 - Trouble Waiting To Happen
5 - Reconsider Me

Side Two

6 - Detox Mansion
7 - Bad Karma
8 - Even A Dog Can Shake Hands
9 - The Heartache*
10 - Leave My Monkey Alone

expanded & remastered CD bonus tracks

11 - Nocturne - instrumental
12 - Leave My Monkey Alone (Spanish) - previously unreleased

Notes: 1) Above picture and following credits were taken from the 2003 CD reissue. 2) CD reissue comes with no musician credits for the bonus tracks. 3) CD reissue includes liner notes by David Wild. Please refer to CD booklet for these.

Warren Zevon - Vocals, Keyboard, Lead Guitar, Piano, Acoustic Guitar, Guitar, Emulator
Leland Sklar - Bass (9)*
Jorge Calderón - Bass, Harmony
Mike Mills - Bass
Tony Levin - Bass
Flea - Bass
Bill Berry - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9)
Craig Krampf - Drums
Neil Young - Lead Guitar
Waddy Wachtel - Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
Peter Buck - Guitar
Mike Campbell - Guitar
Brian Setzer - Lead Guitar
David Lindley - Lap Steel Guitar, Bowed Saz
Rick Richards - Guitar
Blackbyrd McKnight - Guitar
Amp Fiddler - Keyboard
Jai Winding - Keyboard
Bob Dylan - Harmonica
Darius - Sitar
Don Henley - Harmonies
Stan Lynch - Harmony
Michael Stipe - Harmony
Jennifer Warnes - Harmony

Produced by Warren Zevon, Andrew Slater and Niko Bolas

George Clinton - Arrangement (10)
Will Alexander - Computer Programming (10)
Brian Bell - Computer Programming (10)

Niko Bolas - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Shelly Yakus - Mixing Engineer (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
Larry Fergusson - Mixing Engineer (10)
Duncan Aldrich - Engineer
Richard Bosworth - Engineer
Richard Cottrell - Assistant Engineer
Richard Landers - Assistant Engineer
Bob Levy - Assistant Engineer
Mark McKenna - Assistant Engineer
Dan Nash - Assistant Engineer

Recording Studio:
Record One

Additional Recording Studios:
A&M Studios
Cheshire Sound
Atlanta

Mixing Studios:
A&M Studios
Ground Control

Steve Marcussen - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studios:
Precision Lacquer

Jeff Ayeroff - Art Direction
Herb Ritts - Front Cover Photography
Joyce Ravid - Back Page and Inlay Photography

“Special thanks to George Clinton, Gemma Corfield, Julie Finkel, Merle Ginsberg, Curtis Goodman, Jeremy Graf, Bill Harper, Don Henley, Jefferson Holt, Jimmy Iovine, Denny Rosencranz, Janis Schifter, Paula Shimatsu-U., Fred Walecki, Jennifer Warnes, // Thanks always to Jackson”.

Expanded & Remastered CD Reissue Additional Credits

David Wild - Liner Notes

Songwriters:
Warren Zevon
Bill Berry
Peter Buck
Jorge Calderón
Mike Mills
John David Souther (as J.D. Souther)

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US LP catalog #: the web



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Terence Boylan - Terence Boylan
Asylum 7E-1091 (1977) - US LP

Side One

1 - Don’t Hang Up Those Dancing Shoes
2 - Shake It
3 - Sundown Of Fools
4 - The War Was Over
5 - Shame

Side Two

6 - Hey Papa*
7 - Where Are You Hiding?
8 - Rain King
9 - Trains

Terence Boylan - Vocals, Guitar, Piano, Rhodes, Acoustic Guitar, Harmony, Drums
Leland Sklar - Bass (6)*
Chuck Rainey - Bass
David Jackson - Bass, Bass & Tuba
Bob Glaub - Bass
Wilton Felder - Bass
Max Bennett - Bass
Jeff Porcaro - Drums
Jim Gordon - Drums
Mickey McGee - Drums
Russell Kunkel - Drums (6), Percussion (6)
John Guerin - Drums
Steve Lukather - Guitar
Dean Parks - Guitar
Ben Benay - Acoustic Guitar, Guitar
Don Evans - Guitar
David Paich - Piano
Donald Fagen - Piano
Victor Feldman - Rhodes, Percussion
Al Kooper - Organ
Jai Winding - Piano, Wurlitzer
Gary Foster - Alto Saxophone
John Klemmer - Tenor Saxophone
Timothy B. Schmit (as Timothy Schmit) - Harmonies, Chorus Harmony
Don Henley - Harmony
Dodie Petit - Harmony
Tom Kelly - Chorus Harmony

Produced by Terence Boylan

Paul Grupp - Engineer
Steve Hodge - Engineer
Deni King - Engineer (also)
Lloyd Clifft (as Lloyd Clift) - Engineer (also)

Recording Studios:
The Record Plant
Amigo Studios
Capitol Recording Studios
Village Recorders
Westlake Audio

Mixing Studio:
Westlake Audio

Wally Traugott - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Capitol Mastering

Henry Diltz - Back Photo
Lila Garnett - Inner Sleeve Photo
Anne Garner - Design

“Thanks to these people: John Boylan and Steve Hodge, Chuck Plotkin, Paul Grupp, Timothy Schmit, Donald Fagen, Lila Garnett, Anne Garner // Thank you also to: Saul Bellow, Carlos Baker, Robert Motherwell // This album is definitely dedicated to Sam and Jean”.

Songwriter:
Terence Boylan

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Jackson Browne

For the post about the Buddy Holly tribute “Listen To Me: Buddy Holly” you can click here.

You can find the individual post about The Section here: bassroutes.blogspot.com/2010/01/section.html

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



Jackson Browne - Jackson Browne
Asylum SD-5051 (1972) - US LP

Side One

1 - Jamaica Say You Will*
2 - A Child In These Hills*
3 - Song For Adam*
4 - Doctor My Eyes*
5 - From Silver Lake*

Side Two

6 - Something Fine
7 - Under The Falling Sky*
8 - Looking Into You*
9 - Rock Me On The Water*
10 - My Opening Farewell*

Notes: 1) According to web sources, original US first pressing came with burlap-like textured cover and top opening. 2) Above picture and following credits were taken from German CD reissue on Asylum 7559-60622-2. Check back for full original release credits.

Jackson Browne - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Piano
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9, 10)*
Russell Kunkel - Drums (1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 9)
Clarence White - Acoustic Guitar
Albert Lee - Electric Guitar
Jesse Ed Davis - Electric Guitar (as Jesse Davis)
“Sneaky” Pete Kleinow - Pedal Steel (as Sneaky Pete)
Craig Doerge - Piano
David Jackson - Piano
Jim Gordon - Organ
Jim Fadden - Mouth Harp
David Campbell - Viola
Leah Kunkel - Counter Song
David Crosby - Harmonies

Produced and Engineered by Richard Sanford Orshoff

Recording Studio:
Crystal Sound

Henry Diltz - Cover Photo
Gary Burden - Art Direction for R. Twerk

Direction: Geffen-Roberts

“Thanks to David Geffen”.

German CD Reissue Additional Notes

Greg Ladanyi - CD Mastering

Songwriter:
Jackson Browne

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



Jackson Browne - For Everyman
Asylum SD-5067 (1973) - US LP

Side One

1 - Take It Easy
2 - Our Lady Of The Well
3 - Colors Of The Sun
4 - I Thought I Was A Child
5 - These Days

Side Two

6 - Red Neck Friend
7 - The Times You’ve Come*
8 - Ready Or Not
9 - Sing My Songs To Me
10 - For Everyman*

Notes: 1) Original US first pressing(s) came with punch-cut cardboard cover. 2) Above picture and following credits were taken from the German CD reissue on Asylum 8122-78913-2. Check back for full original release credits.

Jackson Browne - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Piano
Leland Sklar - Bass (7, 10)*
Doug Haywood - Bass, Harmonies
Wilton Felder - Bass
Micky McGee - Drums
Jim Keltner - Drums
Gary Mallaber - Drums
Russ Kunkel - Drums (7, 10)
David Lindley - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Slide Guitar, Electric Fiddle
“Sneaky” Pete Kleinow - Pedal Steel (as Sneaky Pete)
Spooner Oldham - Organ
Bill Payne - Piano
David Paich - Piano
Elton John - Piano (as Rockaday Johnnie)
Joni Mitchell - Electric Piano
Mike Utley - Organ (as Michael Utley)
Craig Doerge - Piano
Don Henley - Harmony
Glenn Frey - Harmony
Bonnie Raitt - Harmony
David Crosby - Harmony

John Haeny - Recording Engineer
Al Schmitt - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Ric Tarantini - Assistant Recording Engineer (to John Haeny)
Kent Nebergall - Assistant Recording Engineer (to Al Schmitt)

Recording Studio:
Sunset Sound, Studio One

Mixing Studio:
Wally Heider Recording

Anthony Hudson - Art Direction, Design
Alan F. Blumenthal - Photography (with thanks to Paul Zammitt)

Track 5:
“The Arrangement was inspired by Gregg Allman”.

“Thanks to David Geffen”.

German CD Reissue Additional Credits

“Recorded in 1973”.

Songwriters:
Jackson Browne
Glenn Frey

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



Jackson Browne - The Pretender
Asylum 6E-107 (1976) - US LP

Side One

1 - The Fuse*
2 - Your Bright Baby Blues
3 - Linda Paloma
4 - Here Come Those Tears Again

Side Two

5 - The Only Child
6 - Daddy’s Tune*
7 - Sleep’s Dark And Silent Gate*
8 - The Pretender

Notes: 1) Original US first pressing(s) came with combination sleeve: grey parts with cement-like textured surface and pictures/front name lettering embossed with smooth surface. Above picture and following credits were taken from said release. 2) Kenneth Rexroth’s translation of the Pablo Neruda poem “Brown And Agile Child” appears on back cover of album. Please refer to that for its text.

Jackson Browne - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 6, 7)*
Chuck Rainey - Bass
Bob Glaub - Bass
Russell Kunkel - Drums (1)
Jim Gordon - Drums
Jeff Porcaro - Drums (5, 6, 7, 8)
Fred Tackett - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Guitar Left
Albert Lee - Electric Guitar
Waddy Wachtel - Guitar Right (as Waddy)
John Hall - Guitar Solo
Luis F. Damian - Guitar, Vijuella, Background Vocal
David Lindley - Slide Guitar, Violin
Lowell George - Slide Guitar, Harmony
Roberto Gutierrez - Guitaron, Violin, Background Vocal
Craig Doerge - Piano
Roy Bittan - Piano
Bill Payne - Organ, Piano (as Billy Payne)
Mike Utley - Organ
Arthur Gerst - Harp, Background Vocal
Jim Horn - Horns
Chuck Findley - Horns
Dick “Slyde” Hyde - Horns (as Dick Hyde)
Quitman Dennis - Horns (as Quitman Dennit)
Gary Coleman - Percussion
Bonnie Raitt - Harmony
Rosemary Butler - Harmony
John David Souther - Harmony
Don Henley - Harmony
David Crosby - Harmony
Graham Nash - Harmony
Jon Landau - Random Notes

Produced by Jon Landau

Arthur Gerst - Arrangement (3)
Jim Horn - Horn Arrangement (6)
David Campbell - String Arrangements (7, 8)

John Haeny - Recording Engineer (1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
Greg Ladanyi - Recording Engineer (3), Mixing Engineer (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8)
Paul Black - Assistant Recording Engineer (1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8)
Mark Howlett - Additional Recording Engineer
Val Garay - Mixing Engineer (7)
Dennis Kirk - Assistant Mixing Engineer (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8)

Recording Studio:
Sunset Sound

Mixing Studio:
The Sound Factory

Bernie Grundman - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
A&M

Managed by: Mark Hammerman for One On One

Tom Kelley Studios - Front Cover Photo
Jackson Browne - Back Cover Photo
Howard Burke - The Road
Peter Golden - The Sky
Gary Burden - Art Direction, Design

Track 3:
“Milliones de gracias a Van Dyke Parks”.

“Mixed at The Sound Factory with Aphex Aural Exciter”.

“With thanks to Tony Lane // Thanks to Lowell George and Valerie Carter for their inspiration and Elizabeth Reynolds for everything else. Thanks always to David Geffen”.

Songwriters:
Jackson Browne
Nancy Farnsworth

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Jackson Browne - Running On Empty
Asylum 6E-113 (1977) - US LP
Elektra/Rhino 8122-78283-2 (2005) - Deluxe US CD/DVD-audio reissue with 2 bonus tracks and added content

Side One

1 - Running On Empty*
2 - The Road*
3 - Rosie
4 - You Love The Thunder*
5 - Cocaine

Side Two

6 - Shaky Town*
7 - Love Needs A Heart*
8 - Nothing But Time*
9 - The Load-Out*
10 - Stay*

CD/DVD-Audio reissue bonus tracks (on DVD-Audio disc only)

11 - Cocaine Again
12 - Edwardsville Room 124*

Notes: 1) Above picture and following credits were taken from the 2005 CD/DVD-Audio reissue which consists of a 2-disc package, one an audio CD and one an Advanced Resolution DVD-Audio disc. Both discs present the original 1977 album’s content with different remixes and masterings. 2) Bonus tracks 11 & 12 are included on the DVD-Audio disc only. Track 12 in particular is an instrumental cut by The Section (Lee, Russell Kunkel, Danny Kortchmar and Craig Doerge). Please see the Section entry of this blog’s archive for this group’s discography. 3) Tracks 3 and 8 on the 2005 DVD-Audio disc have different running times/content from their CD-Audio counterparts in the same release: “Rosie” (track 3) has a few seconds of added dialogue on fade out; “Nothing But Time” clocks in at 6’23” as opposed to the original 3’08”, the missing part consisting primarily of a conversation between Jackson Browne and some players in the band over the continuation of the musical track that had been faded-out in the ‘classic’ mix. 4) Both versions of Track 1 (“Running on Empty”) in the 2005 re-issue are different from the ‘classic’ mixes issued so far. The 2005 CD-Audio cut starts dry, without the few seconds of ambient noise that were preceding the performance on the original vinyl album/CD. The 2005 DVD-Audio cut, on the contrary, keeps the ambient noise but adds a Jackson Browne’s voice-over of the first line of the song’s lyrics, right before the song’s intro. 5) DVD-Audio disc includes: a) album in Dolby 5.1 Surround mix; b) album in Dolby Stereo mix; c) album in DTS 5.1 Surround mix; d) photo gallery; e) “Running On Empty” video montage; f) “Tour Photo Album” video montage; g) lyrics; f) weblink. 6) New 2005 packaging includes a small reproduction of the original 8-page photo-booklet that came with the vinyl album plus two essays: “Making the Road His Own: Jackson Browne’s Running On Empty” by Anthony DeCurtis, and “The Photography of Joel Bernstein: The Perfect Accompaniment to a Timeless Album” by Cameron Crowe. 7) New CD booklet keeps all of the pictures from original booklet, with same positioning, scaling and cropping, but for the Rosemary Butler and Doug Haywood picture on bottom right of page 3, which has been slightly widened and re-cropped.

Jackson Browne - Vocals, Guitar, Piano
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 12)*
Russell Kunkel - Drums (1, 2, 4, 6, 7, 9, 10, 12), Snare (8), Hi-Hat (8), Cardboard Box with Foot Pedal (8)
Danny Kortchmar - Guitars, Harmony
David Lindley - Fiddle, Lap Steel, Rare Vocal Appearance
Craig Doerge - Keyboards
Doug Haywood - Singer, Harmony
Rosemary Butler - Singer
Joel Bernstein - Harmony

Produced by Jackson Browne

Greg Ladanyi - Engineer
Tom Walsh - Assistant (Stage Recordings, using Showco’s 24 track Studer)
Russell Schmitt - Assistant (Stage Recordings, using Showco’s 24 track Studer)
David Hewitt - Assistant (Hotel and Bus Recordings, using N.Y.C Record Plant’s remote truck)
Mark Salwasser - Assistant (Hotel and Bus Recordings, using N.Y.C. Record Plant’s remote truck)
Norman Mershan - Assistant (Hotel and Bus Recordings, using N.Y.C. Record Plant’s remote truck)
George Ybarra - Assistant Mixing Engineer
Dennis Kirk - Assistant Mixing Engineer
Chris Cabral - Technical Advisor (with thanks to Dave Hassinger and Jim Nipar)

Recording Locations:
Live on stage at Merriweather Post Pavilion, Columbia, Maryland - 8/27/77 (1, 9, 10)
Room 301 at the Cross Keys Inn, Columbia, Maryland - 8/27/77 (thanks to Pete Wiley) (2)
On stage at the Garden State Arts Center, Holmdel, New Jersey - 9/7/77 (2)
Backstage in the big rehearsal room at Saratoga Performing Arts Center, Saratoga Springs, New York - 9/1/77 (3)
Live on stage at the Garden State Arts Center, Holmdel, New Jersey - 9/6/77 (4)
Room 124 at the Holiday Inn, Edwardsville, Illinois - 8/17/77 (5)
Room 124 at the Holiday Inn, Edwardsville, Illinois - 8/18/77 (6)
Live at the Universal Amphitheatre, Universal City, California - 9/17/77 (7)
On a bus (a Continental Silver Eagle) somewhere in New Jersey - 9/8/77 (8)

Mixing Studio:
Sound Factory, L.A.

Bernie Grundman - Original Album Mastering Engineer
Doug Sax - Mastering Engineer (2005 release)
Robert Hadley - Mastering Engineer (2005 release)

Mastering Studios:
A&M (original album)
The Mastering Lab (2005 release)

Jimmy Wachtel - Art Direction & Design
Joel Bernstein - Album Photography, Tour Photographer
Aaron Rapoport - Album Photography (where noted)
Jackson Browne - Photo of Joel Bernstein

Howard Burke - Tour Manager
Donald “Buddha” Miller - Production Manager
Eric Deterding - Road Crew
Michael Deterding - Road Crew
Jan Alahandro - Road Crew
Edd Kolakowski - Road Crew
Bill Thompson - Road Crew
Alan Owen - Lighting Crew
Kevin Di Piazza - Lighting Crew
Jim Waits - Lighting Crew
Bill “Doc” Gans - Monitor Mixer
Rance Caldwell - Monitor Mixer
Jim Bornhorst - House Mixer
Jimmy Deluca - Truck Driver
Byron Lisenbee - Truck Driver
Mike “Mountain Boy” Rogers - Truck Driver
Thomas Gustaferro - Bus Driver
Joann Madden - Spasmodic Woman
Steven Deluca - The Kid
Ethan Browne - The Little Kid

Track 2:
“For Judy”.

Track 5:
“Additional lyrics by Jackson Browne & Glenn Frey. Any resemblance to persons living or nearly dead…”.

Track 10:
“Featuring a rare vocal appearance by David Lindley. The Zodiacs don’t mind”.

“This album was mixed from the original multitracks by the producer and engineer and mastered especially for this DVD-Audio release. Due to differences in hardware configurations, DVD-Audio discs may not play back the same way in all players, including computers”.

“Light & Sound by Showco // Piano supplied by Sound Productions // Tour booked by Peter Golden and the Wm. Morris Agency // Many thanks to Elizabeth Reynolds // Thanks always to David Geffen”.

DVD-Audio Credits

DVD-Audio Produced by Jackson Browne
Robin Hurley - Executive Producer

Greg Ladanyi - Surround Sound Remix (using Nuendo)
Rob Hill - Editing, Transfer Engineering
Paul Dieter - Additional Engineering

Surround Sound Remix Studio:
Tidal Wave Sound

Steve Hall - Surround Sound & Stereo Mastering Engineer

Surround Sound & Stereo Mastering Studio:
FutureDisc

Management: Donald Miller & Cree Clover Miller

Craig Anderson - Authoring
Spencer Chrislu - Authoring
David Dieckmann - Authoring
Joel Bernstein - Creative Direction
Andy Thomas - Creative Direction
Greg Allen@gapd - Reissue Art Direction & Design
Andy Thomas - Screen Design & Animations (for Thomas & Friends Production, Inc.)
Joel Bernstein - Screen Photographs
Cory Frye - Editorial Supervision
Ginger Dettman - Project Assistance
Steve Pokorny - Project Assistance
Steve Woolard - Project Assistance

“Special thanks to Paul Dieter, Elliot Mazer, John Beug & Dianna Cohen”.

www.jacksonbrowne.com

Songwriters:
Jackson Browne
Howard Burke
Valerie Carter
Rev. Gary Davis
Bryan Garofalo
Lowell George
Danny Kortchmar (as Daniel Kortchmar)
Donald Miller
Danny O’Keefe
Maurice Williams
Additional Songwriter (CD reissue):
Craig Doerge

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Don Henley

Don Henley - I Can’t Stand Still
Asylum E1-60048 (1982) - US LP

Side One

1 - I Can’t Stand Still
2 - You Better Hang Up
3 - Long Way Home*
4 - Nobody’s Business
5 - Talking To The Moon

Side Two

6 - Dirty Laundry
7 - Johnny Can’t Read
8 - Them And Us
9 - La Eile
10 - Lilah*
11 - The Unclouded Day

Don Henley - Drums (1, 2, 8, 10), Vocals, Harmony Vocal, Background Vocals
Lee Sklar - Bass (3, 10)*
Bob Glaub - Bass
Timothy B. Schmit - Bass, Harmony Vocals, Background Vocals
Kenny Edwards - Bass, Electric Guitar
Jeff Porcaro - Drums (3, 5, 6), Maracas
Russ Kunkel - Drums
Mark T. Williams - Drums
Ian Wallace - Drums
Danny Kortchmar - Guitars, Keyboards, Electric Guitar, Baritone Guitar, Rhythm Guitar, Background Vocal
Steve Lukather - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Guitar Solo
John David Souther - Acoustic Guitar, Harmony Vocal
Waddy Wachtel - Electric Guitar, Slide Guitar
Joe Walsh - Guitar Solo
Benmont Tench (as Ben Tench) - Keyboards, Piano
Garth Hudson - Synthesizer
Steve Porcaro - Synthesizer, Keyboards, Special Keyboard Effects
Andrew Gold - Keyboards
Paddy Moloney - Tin Whistle, Uillean Pipes
Derek Bell - Harp
Steve Foreman - Percussion (3)
Ras Baboo - Timbales, Percussion
Max Gronenthal - Harmony Vocal
George Gruel - Background Vocal
Maren Jensen - Harmony Vocal
Louise Goffin - Harmony Vocal
Warren Zevon - Harmony Vocal
Bill Withers - Harmony Vocals
Roger Linn - Special Effects

Produced by Don Henley, Danny Kortchmar, and Greg Ladanyi

Don Henley - Arrangement (11)
Danny Kortchmar - Arrangement (11)
Paddy Moloney - Original Arrangement (9)

Greg Ladanyi - Recording Engineer, Mixing Engineer
Jamie Ledner - Engineering Assistant
Niko Bolas - Engineering Assistant, Additional Engineering
Wayne Tanouye - Engineering Assistant
Jim Nipar - Additional Engineering

Recording and Mixing Studio:
Record One, Sherman Oaks, California

Doug Sax - Disc Mastering
Mike Reese - Disc Mastering

Mastering Studio:
The Mastering Lab, Los Angeles

Tony Taiby - Crew
Jerry Vaccarino - Crew
Dominique Mancinelli - Spanish & French Translations

Management: Front Line Management

Paul R. Gurian - Art Direction
Jo Ann Callis - Photography
Ron Coro - Graphic Coordination
Kristen Kasell Nikosey - Graphic Coordination

Track 9:
“(La Eile is Gaelic for “Another Day”).

“Special Thanks to: Irv Azoff, Howard Kaufman, Larry Solters, Shirley Klein, Nina Avramides, Laurie Gorman, Pamela Byers, Krissy Weaver, Sandy Berry, Laurel Levine, Ruth Gorman, Jacquelin Sawyer, Roger Linn, Edd Kolakowski, Mike Rosenfeld, Shirley Palmer, John Jensen, Selwyn Gerber, Mickey Rutman, Paul R. Gurian, Deborah Finn, Andrea Farber, Mitsu Sato, Dick Gaul, Michael Huber, Fred Roe, Bill Geller, Denny Densmore, Karen Ladanyi, Linda Taibi, Waddy Wachtel, David Paich, and the Chieftains of Ireland…”.

“This album is for Maren.”.

Songwriters:
Don Henley
J.K. Alwood
J.F. Kinsey
Danny Kortchmar
Bob Seger
John David Souther
Traditional

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