Neil Sedaka

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Neil Sedaka - Laughter In The Rain
Polydor 2383 265 SUPER (1974) - UK LP

Side One

1 - The Immigrant*
2 - A Little Lovin’*
3 - Sad Eyes*
4 - Flame*
5 - Laughter In The Rain*
6 - For The Good Of The Cause*

Side Two

7 - The Way I Am*
8 - Going Nowhere*
9 - Love Ain’t An Easy Thing*
10 - Betty Grable
11 - Endlessly*

Neil Sedaka - Vocals, Piano, Organ, Clavinet, Vibes, Background Vocals, Background Vocals (With Friend)
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11)*
Russ Kunkel - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 11), Percussion (2, 6, 9)
Dean Parks - Acoustic Guitar, Dobro, Electric Guitar
Danny Kortchmar - Electric Guitar
Ben Benay - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar
William Smith - Organ, Electric Piano, Background Vocals
Chuck Findley - Trombone, Flugel Horn, Horns, Trumpet
Jim Horn - Horns, Tenor Sax, Baritone Sax, Bass Sax, Recorder
Dick “Slyde” Hyde - Horns (as Dick Hyde)
Don Menza - Horns
Milt Holland - Percussion (1, 4, 7, 8, 11)
Abigale Haness - Background Vocals (as Abigail Haness)
Brenda Gordon - Background Vocals
Brian Russell - Background Vocals

Produced by Neil Sedaka & Robert Appère

Artie Butler - String Arrangements, String Conduction
Jim Horn and Chuck Findley - Horn Arrangements

Robert Appère - Engineer

Recording Studio:
Clover Recording Studios, Hollywood (November/December 1973)

Ian Murray - Art Direction
Grant Smith & John Anderson of Wade Wood Associates - Design, Illustration
Barrie Wentzell - Photography

“And thanks for all encouragement and help by friends old and new.”.

Songwriters:
Neil Sedaka
Philip Cody
Howard Greenfield

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Neil Sedaka - Sedaka’s Back
Rocket MCA-463 (1974) - US LP
Varèse-Sarabande/Varèse Vintage VSD-5902 (1998) - US CD reissue with bonus tracks

Side One

1 - Standing On The Inside
2 - That’s When The Music Takes Me
3 - Laughter In The Rain*
4 - Sad Eyes*
5 - Solitaire
6 - Little Brother

Side Two

7 - Love Will Keep Us Together
8 - The Immigrant*
9 - The Way I Am*
10 - The Other Side Of Me
11 - A Little Lovin’*
12 - Our Last Song Together

CD reissue bonus tracks

13 - For The Good Of The Cause*
14 - Endlessly*
15 - Love Ain’t An Easy Thing*
16 - Alone In New York In The Rain

Notes: 1) This album is a US compilation comprising of songs taken from the Neil Sedaka albums “Solitaire” (1972), “The Tra La Days Are Over” (1973), both recorded in the UK with the group 10CC, and “Laughter In The Rain” (1974) (see entry above). 2) US CD reissue contains, as bonus, three more songs taken from the “Laughter In The Rain” album (tracks 13, 14, 15) plus one more from “The Tra La Days Are Over” (track 16). 3) Above picture was taken from original US LP release. Following musician credits were taken both from original US LP release and CD reissue. 4) As usual, the only musicians credited herein with respective track numbers are Lee and the other members of the rhythm section. This is extended to the CD re-issue bonus tracks. 5) Additional musician credits with respective track number for the other players besides Lee and the rhythm section are only specified in the case of the CD reissue bonus tracks. The musician credits for these bonus tracks were taken from the original sources the songs are coming from, that is the UK LPs, regardless of the CD reissue credit notes. 6) US CD reissue comes with liner notes by Don Charles. Please refer to original inlay card for these.

Neil Sedaka - Vocals, Keyboards, Piano, Vibes, Background Vocals (with friend), Organ, Clavinet, Background Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass (3, 4, 8, 9, 11, 13, 14, 15)*
Graham Gouldman - Bass, Guitar, Background Vocals
Kevin Godley - Drums, Percussion, Background Vocals
Russ Kunkel - Drums (3, 4, 8, 9, 11, 13, 14, 15), Percussion (11, 13, 15)
Lol Creme - Guitar, Background Vocals
Eric Stewart - Guitar, Background Vocals
Danny Kortchmar - Electric Guitar
Dean Parks - Acoustic Guitar, Dobro, Electric Guitar
Ben Benay - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar (13)
William Smith - Organ, Background Vocals, Electric Piano (14)
Jim Horn - Saxaphones (sic), Horns, Baritone Sax, Recorder (14), Tenor Sax (15)
Chuck Findley - Horns, Trombone, Flugel Horn, Trumpet
Dick “Slyde” Hyde - Horns (as Dick Hyde)
Don Menza - Horns
Milt Holland - Percussion (4, 8, 9, 14)
Abigale Haness - Background Vocals
Brenda Gordon - Background Vocals
Brian Russell - Background Vocals

Produced by Neil Sedaka and Robert Appère (3, 4, 8, 9, 11)
Produced by Neil Sedaka in association with 10CC (1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 10, 12)

Artie Butler - String Arrangements and Conduction (US-recorded tracks)
Del Newman - String Arrangements (UK-recorded tracks)
Jim Horn - Horns Co-Arrangements (US-recorded tracks)
Chuck Findley - Horns Co-Arrangements (US-recorded tracks)

Robert Appère - Recording Engineer (Clover Recording Studios)
Eric Stewart - Recording Engineer (Strawberry Studios)

Recording Studios:
Clover Recording Studios, Hollywood, Calif. (3, 4, 8, 9, 11)
Strawberry Studios, Stockport, England (1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 10, 12)

David Larkham and Friends - Art Direction and Design
Terry O’ Neill - Photography
Elton John - Liner Notes

“Neil is proud of his past but he’s even prouder of what he’s doing now. And so he should be - this album contains some of his best work ever. Listen to songs like “Solitaire,” and “Laughter in the Rain,” then you’ll see what I mean. We at Rocket Records have been given the privilege of releasing these tracks, which are a compilation of Neil’s hit albums in Great Britain. If you watch the charts in the next few months you’ll see that even though he’s never been away - SEDAKA’S BACK // Elton John”.

CD Re-issue Additional Credits

Cary E. Mansfield - Reissue Producer
Bill Inglot - Sound Producer

Dan Hersch - Digital Remastering Engineer

Digital Remastering Studio:
DigiPrep, Hollywood

Don Charles - Notes and Annotations
Michael Caprio - CD Reissue Design

Track 1:
“Rocket Records single 40426(B), 1975”.

Track 2:
“Rocket Records single 40426; Pop #27, 1975”.

Track 3:
“Rocket Records single 40313; Pop #1, 1974”.

Track 8:
“Rocket Records single 40370; Pop #22, 1975”.

Track 11:
“from the album “Sedaka’s Back”, Rocket 463; 1974”.

Track 13:
“from the UK album “Laughter In The Rain”, Polydor 2383 265, 1974”.

Track 14:
“from the UK album “Laughter In The Rain”, Polydor 2383 265, 1974”.

Track 15:
“from the UK album “Laughter In The Rain”, Polydor 2383 265, 1974”.

Track 16:
“MGM single 14661(B), 1973”.
“from the UK album “The Tra-La Days Are Over”, MGM 2315 248, 1973”.

“Special thanks to Neil Sedaka, Leba Sedaka, Dick Bartley, Marty Boratyn, Pat Downey, Kevin Elliott, Brian Giorgi, Steve Kolanijan, Rod Linnum, Stephanie J. Mansfield, Kim Mansfield, Steve Massie, Andy McKaie, Jerry Osborne, Mike Palesh, Clay Pasternack, Jerry Reuss, Dan Richardson, David Sanjek (BMI Archives), Warren Salyer, Karen Simpson, Marty Wekser”.

“ “Billboard” chart information courtesy of Joel Whitburn’s book “Top Pop Singles 1955-1996”. For more information, contact Record Research Inc. P.O. Box 200, Menomonee Falls, WI 53052 www.recordresearch.com”.

“Visit The Neil Sedaka Fan Page at http://members.aol.com/sedaka1”.

“The Neil Sedaka Appreciation Society, // Pat & Sue // Flat 4, Marlowe Court // Parkstone Avenue, Southsea // Hants, England PO4 OQZ”.

Songwriters:
Neil Sedaka
Philip Cody
Howard Greenfield

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Neil Sedaka - Overnight Success
Polydor 2442 131 DELUXE (1975) - UK LP

Side One

1 - Crossroads*
2 - Lonely Night*
3 - Stephen*
4 - Bad Blood*
5 - Goodman Goodbye*
6 - Baby Blue*

Side Two

7 - The Queen Of 1964*
8 - New York City Blues*
9 - When You Were Lovin’ Me*
10 - The Hungry Years*
11 - Breaking Up Is Hard To Do*

Neil Sedaka - Live Lead Vocal, Acoustic Piano, Mellotron, Background Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)*
Nigel Olsson - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)
Steve Cropper - Electric Guitar
Dean Parks - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Banjo
David Foster - Farfisa, Clavinet
Jim Horn - Horns, Flute, Tenor Saxophone Solo, Baritone Saxophone, Recorder
Chuck Findley - Horns, Flugel Horn Solo
Dick “Slyde” Hyde (as Dick Slide) - Horns, Trombone
Jim Keltner - Timbali (1), Conga (1), Percussion (2, 6), South American Percussion (7)
Milt Holland - Timbali (1), Congas (1, 8), Percussion (2, 3, 5), Xylophone (3), Shaker (4), Tamboura (4), South American Percussion (7), Triangle (8), Tambourine (9), Vibes (10)
Brian Russell - Background Vocals
Brenda Russell - Background Vocals
Abigale Haness - Background Vocals (as Abigail Haness)
Donny Gerrard - Background Vocals (as Danny Gerrard)
Elton John - Harmony Vocal
The Boys In The Band - Ooohs & Aaahs (7)

Produced by Neil Sedaka & Robert Appère

Artie Butler - String Arrangements
Jim Horn - Horn Arrangements

Robert Appère - Engineer

Recording Studio:
Clover Recording Studios, Los Angeles, Sept. 1974

Melvyn Abrahams - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
IBC Studios

Graham Hughes - Cover Photography
Terry O’Neill - Back & Inside Photography

“Special thanks to Freddie the lawyer”.

“Title chosen by Carol Sager”.

Songwriters:
Neil Sedaka
Philip Cody
Howard Greenfield

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Neil Sedaka - The Hungry Years
Rocket PIG-2157 (1975) - US LP
Varèse-Sarabande/Varèse Vintage VSD-5948 (1998) - US CD reissue with bonus tracks

Side One

1 - Crossroads*
2 - Lonely Night (Angel Face)*
3 - Stephen*
4 - Bad Blood*
5 - Your Favorite Entertainer*
6 - Baby Blue*

Side Two

7 - Tit For Tat*
8 - New York City Blues*
9 - When You Were Lovin’ Me*
10 - The Hungry Years*
11 - Breaking Up Is Hard To Do*

CD reissue bonus tracks

12 - Hey Mister Sunshine
13 - The Queen Of 1964*
14 - Betty Grable
15 - Goodman Goodbye*

Notes: 1) This is the US release of the Neil Sedaka LP “Overnight Success” (see entry above). This release has two substituted songs and a different title. 2) US CD reissue contains as bonus: one track taken from the “Laughter In The Rain” album (track 14); the two substituted songs from the “Overnight Success” album (tracks 13, 15); the song “Hey Mister Sunshine” (track 12) previously released as b-side of the single “The Immigrant”. 3) Above picture was taken from original US LP release. Following musician credits were taken both from original US LP release and CD reissue. 4) As usual, the only musicians credited herein with respective track numbers are Lee and the other members of the rhythm section: this is extended to the CD reissue bonus tracks. 5) Additional musician credits with respective track number for the other players besides Lee and the rhythm section are only specified in the case of the CD reissue bonus tracks. The musician credits for these bonus tracks were taken from the original sources the songs are coming from, that is the UK LPs, regardless of the CD reissue credit notes. 6) Although, as noted, this LP and “Overnight Success” have 9 songs in common (same takes), there appear to be discrepancies in the personnel listings for these shared songs between the US and the UK releases. The US CD reissue does not take this detail into consideration, and adopts the same incomplete credits as the US LP release, the only exception being mentioning Elton John as background vocalist for track 4. Jim Keltner, who according to the “Overnight Success” credits plays South American percussion on (bonus) track 13, is not mentioned in the CD reissue notes. 7) US CD reissue comes with liner notes by Don Charles. Please refer to original inlay card for these.

Neil Sedaka - Vocals, Acoustic Piano
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 15)*
Nigel Olsson - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 15)
Dean Parks - Guitar, Electric Guitar (13, 15), Acoustic Guitar (13)
Steve Cropper - Guitar, Electric Guitar (13, 15)
David Foster - Additional Keyboards
Jim Horn - Horns, Flute (13), Tenor Saxophone Solo (15)
Chuck Findley - Horns, Flugel Horn Solo (15)
Jack Kelson - Horns (as Jackie Kelso)
Dick “Slyde” Hyde (as Dick Hyde) - Horns, Trombone (15)
Milt Holland - Percussion, South American Percussion (13)
Jim Keltner - South American Percussion (13)
Brian Russell - Background Vocals
Brenda Russell - Background Vocals
Donny Gerrard - Background Vocals
Abigale Haness - Background Vocals (as Gail Haness)
Ann Orson - Background Vocals
The Boys In The Band - Ooohs & Aaahs (13)

Produced by Neil Sedaka and Robert Appère

Artie Butler - String Arrangements
Richard Carpenter - String Arrangement (11)

Robert Appère - Recording Engineer
Bernie Grundman - Mastering Engineer

Hogie McMurtrie - Design
David Larkham - Design
Sam Emerson - Photography
Terry O’Neill - Inside Photo

CD Re-issue Additional Credits

Cary E. Mansfield - Reissue Producer
Bill Inglot - Sound Producer

Dan Hersch - Digital Remastering Engineer

Digital Remastering Studio:
DigiPrep, Hollywood

Don Charles - Notes and Annotations
Michael Caprio - Reissue Design

Track 4:
“Rocket Records single 40460; Pop #1, 1975”.

Track 5:
“Rocket Records single 40460(B), 1975”.

Track 11:
“Rocket Records single 40500; Pop #8, 1975”.

Track 12:
“Rocket Records single 40370(B), 1975; previously unavailable on LP”.

Track 13:
“from the UK album “Overnight Success”, Polydor 2442 131; 1975”.

Track 14:
“from the UK album “Laughter In The Rain”, Polydor 2383 265, 1974”.

Track 15:
“from the UK album “Overnight Success”, Polydor 2442 131; 1975”.

“Special thanks to Neil Sedaka, Leba Sedaka, Dick Bartley, Marty Boratyn, Pat Downey, Kevin Elliott, Brian Giorgi, Steve Kolanijan, Paul Lichtenstein, Rod Linnum, Stephanie J. Mansfield, Kim Mansfield, Steve Massie, Andy McKaie, Jerry Osborne, Mike Palesh, Clay Pasternack, Jerry Reuss, Dan Richardson, David Sanjek (BMI Archives), Warren Salyer, Karen Simpson, Marty Wekser”.

“ “Billboard” chart information courtesy of Joel Whitburn’s book “Top Pop Singles 1955-1996”. For more information, contact Record Research Inc. P.O. Box 200, Menomonee Falls, WI 53052 www.recordresearch.com”.

“Visit The Neil Sedaka Fan Page at http://members.aol.com/sedaka1”.

“The Neil Sedaka Appreciation Society, // Pat & Sue // Flat 4, Marlowe Court // Parkstone Avenue, Southsea // Hants, England PO4 OQZ”.

Songwriters (original LP release):
Neil Sedaka
Philip Cody
Howard Greenfield
Additional Songwriter (CD re-release):
Dara Sedaka

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Neil Sedaka - Steppin’ Out
Rocket PIG-2195 (1976) - US LP
Varèse-Sarabande/Varèse Vintage VSD-5952 (1998) - US CD reissue with bonus tracks

Side One

1 - Sing Me
2 - You Gotta Make Your Own Sunshine*
3 - #1 With A Heartache
4 - Steppin’ Out
5 - Love In The Shadows*
6 - Cardboard California

Side Two

7 - Here We Are Falling In Love Again
8 - I Let You Walk Away
9 - Good Times, Good Music, Good Friends
10 - Perfect Strangers*
11 - Bad And Beautiful
12 - Summer Nights*

CD reissue bonus tracks

13 - (Baby) Don’t Let It Mess Your Mind
14 - Time Waits For No One
15 - (Is This The Way To) Amarillo
16 - Should’ve Never Let You Go

Notes: 1) US CD reissue contains as bonus: the b-side to the single “Love In The Shadows” (track 13); a previously unreleased version of a Sedaka/Greenfield-penned hit for the group Friends Of Distinction (track 14); a version of a Sedaka/Greenfield-penned hit for singer Tony Christie taken from the 1977 Sedaka album “A Song” (track 15); a hit single duet (track 16) performed with Neil’s own daughter Dara Sedaka and taken from the album “In The Pocket” (see below). 2) Above picture was taken from original US LP while following credits were taken both from original US LP and US CD reissue. 3) CD reissue mentions “Sneeky” Pete Drake as steel guitar player on track 3, while original LP credits have it as “Sneeky Pete”, with no added surname. 4) No credits are available for track 14. 5) Bass player for track 13 is probably either Lee or David Wintour. 6) Bass player for track 15, according to the “A Song” credits, is either Russell George or Will Lee. Please refer to that album’s credits for complete personnel listing for this track. 7) Bass player for track 16, according to the “In The Pocket” credits, is Jim Fielder. Please refer to that album’s credits (listed below) for more info. 8) US CD reissue comes with liner notes by Don Charles. Please refer to original inlay card for these.

Original LP Credits

Neil Sedaka - Live Lead Vocals, Acoustic Piano, Hand Claps, Backing Vocals
Lee Sklar - Bass (2, 5, 10, 12)*
David Wintour - Bass
Russ Kunkel - Drums (2, 5), Percussion (2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 11, 12)
Andrew Steele - Drums
Nigel Olsson - Drums (4, 8, 11, 12), Percussion, Backing Vocal
Richie Zito - Electric Guitar
Dean Parks - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Banjo
Steve Cropper - Electric Guitar
Davey Johnstone - Electric Guitar, Mandolin
Bill Payne - Organ (as Billy Payne)
Artie Butler - String Arp Synthesizer
James Newton Howard - Clavinet, Electric Piano, Harpsichord, Synthesizer
Jim Horn - Horns, Sax Solo, Horn Solo
Chuck Findley - Horns
Bob Findley - Horns
Don Menza - Horns
Dick “Slyde” Hyde - Horns (as Dick Hyde)
Jack Kelson (as Jackie Kelso) - Horns, Clarinet Solo
David Lindley - Fiddle
Sneeky Pete - Steel Guitar
Gary Coleman - Vibes, Bells, Hand Claps, Percussion (6, 8, 10)
Mark Howlett - Hand Claps
Rober Appère - Percussion
Brian Russell - Backing Vocals
Brenda Russell - Backing Vocals
Donny Gerrard - Backing Vocals
Cathy Collier - Backing Vocals
Elton John - Backing Vocals
Carmen Twillie - Backing Vocals
Vennette Gloud - Backing Vocals (as Nettie Gloud)

Produced by Robert Appère and Neil Sedaka

Jim Horn - Horn Arrangements (1, 2, 4, 5, 9)
Artie Butler - String Arrangements (1, 5, 7, 8, 10)
Jimmie Haskell - String Arrangements (6, 12)

Robert Appère - Engineer
Mark Howlett - Sound Engineer
John Arrias - Sound Engineer
Charley Blocker - Sound Engineer

Recording Studios:
Sunset Sound Recorders (generally)
The Burbank Studios

Bernie Grundman - Mastering Engineer

David Larkham - Art Direction, Design
Francesco Scavullo - Photography
John Hair - Design

Management: Renaissance Management Corporation

“Special Thanks to Paula, Porche, Sid Sharp and Marv Bornstein”.

“Neil Sedaka’s Friends Club // For information: Barney Enterprises, 10763 Wilkins Ave., Los Angeles, California 90024”.

CD Re-issue Additional Credits

Produced by Neil Sedaka and Robert Appère (13)
Produced by George Martin (15)
Produced by Robert Appère and Neil Sedaka (16)

Cary E. Mansfield - Reissue Producer
Bill Inglot - Sound Producer

Dan Hersch - Digital Remastering Engineer

Digital Remastering Studio:
DigiPrep, Hollywood

Don Charles - Notes and Annotations
Michael Caprio - CD Reissue Design

Track 2:
“Rocket Records single 40614; Pop #53, 1976”.

Track 4:
“Rocket Records single 40582; Pop #36, 1976”.

Track 5:
“Rocket Records single 40543; Pop #16, 1976”.

Track 8:
“Rocket Records single 40582(B)”.

Track 10:
“Rocket Records single 40614(B)”.

Track 13:
“Rocket Records single 40543(B), 1976”.
“previously unavailable on LP”.

Track 14:
“previously unreleased”.

Track 15:
“Elektra single 45406; Pop #44, 1977”.

Track 16:
“Neil Sedaka and Dara Sedaka”.
“Elektra single 46615; Pop #19, 1980”.

“Special thanks to Neil Sedaka, Leba Sedaka, Dick Bartley, Marty Boratyn, Pat Downey, Kevin Elliott, Brian Giorgi, Steve Kolanijan, Rod Linnum, Stephanie J. Mansfield, Kim Mansfield, Steve Massie, Andy McKaie, Jerry Osborne, Mike Palesh, Clay Pasternack, Jerry Reuss, Dan Richardson, David Sanjek (BMI Archives), Warren Salyer, Karen Simpson, Marty Wekser”.

““Billboard” chart information courtesy of Joel Whitburn’s book “Top Pop Singles 1955-1996”. For more information, contact Record Research Inc. P.O. Box 200, Menomonee Falls, WI 53052 www.recordresearch.com”.

“Visit The Neil Sedaka Fan Page at http://members.aol.com/sedaka1”.

“The Neil Sedaka Appreciation Society, // Pat & Sue // Flat 4, Marlowe Court // Parkstone Avenue, Southsea // Hants, England PO4 OQZ”.

Songwriters:
Neil Sedaka
Philip Cody
Howard Greenfield

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Neil Sedaka - All You Need Is The Music
Elektra 6E-161 (1978) - US LP

Side One

1 - All You Need Is The Music*
2 - Candy Kisses*
3 - Should’ve Never Let Her Go*
4 - Sad, Sad Story*
5 - Tillie The Twirler*

Side Two

6 - Love Keeps Getting Stronger Every Day*
7 - Born To Be Bad*
8 - What A Surprise*
9 - You Can Hear The Love*
10 - City Boy*

Note: Album comes with liner notes by Neil Sedaka. Please refer to original LP cover for these.

Neil Sedaka - Vocals, Keyboards
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)*
Jim Gordon - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Lee Ritenour - Guitar
Thom Rotella - Guitar
Artie Butler - Keyboards
Gayle Levant - Harp
Tommy Morgan - Harmonica
Walt Johnson - Trumpet
Paul Salvo - Trumpet
Bill Peterson - Trumpet
Lew McCreary - Trombone
Gene Cipriano - Reeds
Terry Harrington - Reeds
Henry Sigismonti - French Horn
Marilyn Robinson - French Horn
Alan Estes - Percussion
Dara Sedaka - Background Singer
Sherlie Matthews - Background Singer
Patricia Henderson - Background Singer
Julia Tillman Waters - Background Singer

Produced by Neil Sedaka and Artie Butler
Arranged and Conducted by Artie Butler

Sid Sharp - Concertmaster

Ron Malo - Engineer

Recording Studio:
Devonshire Studios

Ron Coro - Art Direction
Johnny Lee - Design
Mary Francis - Design
Larry DuPont - Photography

“Neil Sedaka’s Friends Club // Barney Enterprises // 10763 Wilkins Ave. // Los Angeles, Calif. 90024”.

Songwriters:
Neil Sedaka
Philip Cody
Howard Greenfield

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Neil Sedaka - In The Pocket
Elektra 6E-259 (1980) - US LP

Side One

1 - Do It Like You Done It When You Meant It
2 - Junkie For Your Love
3 - Letting Go
4 - You Better Leave That Girl Alone
5 - My Friend*

Side Two

6 - It’s Good To Be Alive Again
7 - You*
8 - Should’ve Never Let You Go
9 - You’re So Good For Me
10 - What A Difference A Day Makes

Neil Sedaka - Live Lead Vocals, Piano, Background Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass (5, 7)*
David Hungate - Bass
Jim Fielder - Bass
Russ Kunkel - Drums
Nigel Olsson - Drums (7)
Jim Varley - Drums
Dean Parks - Guitar
Lee Ritenour - Guitar
Mark Warner - Guitar
Thom Rotella - Guitar
William D. Smith - Fender Rhodes, Synthesizer, Prophet, Organ
David Woodford - Horn Solo
Jim Horn - Horn Solo
Quitman Dennis - Lyricon Solo (as Dennis Quitman)
Steve Leshner - Percussion
Gary Coleman - Percussion, Vibes
Dara Sedaka - Live Lead Vocal, Background Vocals
Diane Bellis - Background Vocals
Jacie Berry - Background Vocals

Produced & Arranged by Robert Appère & Neil Sedaka

Artie Butler - String Arrangements
Chuck Findley - Horn Co-Arrangements
Jim Horn - Horn Co-Arrangements

Robert Appère - Recording Engineer
Lincoln - Assistant Engineer
Laura Livingston - Assistant Engineer
Gary Starr - Assistant Engineer
Charly Brewer - Assistant Engineer

Recording Studios:
The Village Recorder
Crystal Sound Recording Studio
Media Sound

Bernie Grundman - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
A&M Records

Ron Coro - Art Direction, Design
Marc Schreibman - Photo of Neil
Jim Shea - Border and Back Cover Photograph

Songwriters:
Neil Sedaka
Stanley Adams
Philip Cody
Howard Greenfield
Maria Grever
Dara Sedaka

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Mary Macgregor - In Your Eyes
Ariola America SW50025 (1978) - US LP

Side One

1 - Memories
2 - Alone Too Long*
3 - If You Ever Believed
4 - Satisfied
5 - In Your Eyes

Side Two

6 - Hold Tight
7 - Just The Way You Are*
8 - Don’t Let Me Be Lonely Tonight
9 - Seashells On The Windows, Candles And A Magic Stone
10 - I’ve Never Been To Me

Mary Macgregor - Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass (2, 7)*
Mike Porcaro - Bass (as Michael Porcaro and Michael J. Porcaro)
Reinie Press - Bass (as Rheinhold Press and Rheinhold O. Press)
Bobby Martone - Bass
Jeff Porcaro - Drums (as Jeffrey T. Porcaro)
Jim Gordon - Drums (2, 7, 8, 10)
Ed Greene - Drums (as Edward Greene)
Wilbert Dugas - Drums
Jay Graydon - Guitar
Fred Tackett - Guitar (as Fred O. Tackett)
Ben Benay - Guitar
Thom Rotella - Guitar
Lee Ritenour - Guitar
Doug MacLeod - Guitar
John J. Barnes, Jr. - Piano
Artie Butler - Keyboard (as Arthur Butler)
Michael A. Lang - Keyboard
David Foster (as David W. Foster) - Piano, Keyboard
Harold T.J. Smith - Piano, Keyboard
Tabatt Laven - Banjo
Bud Shank - Sax (as Bud E. Shank)
James Atkinson - Brass and Horns
Ernest S. Carlson - Brass and Horns
Marion (Buddy) Childers - Brass and Horns
Gene Cipriano - Brass and Horns
John Ellis - Brass and Horns
Jerry Hey - Brass and Horns
Dick “Slyde” Hyde - Brass and Horns (as Dick Hyde)
Steve Madaio - Brass and Horns (as Steven P. Madaio)
Richard L. Noel - Brass and Horns
William B. Peterson - Brass and Horns
Gale Robinson - Brass and Horns
Sheridon Stokes - Brass and Horns
Ernie Watts - Brass and Horns (as Ernest J. Watts)
Robert Yeager - Brass and Horns
Murray Adler - Strings
Israel Baker - Strings
Arnola Belnick - Strings
Samuel Boghossian - Strings
Isabelle Daskoff - Strings
Harold J. Dicterow - Strings
Arni Egilsson - Strings
Jesse Ehrlich - Strings
Henry Ferber - Strings
Ronald Folsom - Strings
James Getzoff - Strings
Harris Goldman - Strings
Pamela Goldsmith - Strings
Jack Gootkin - Strings
Debbie Grossman - Strings
Allan Harshman - Strings
Armand Kaproff - Strings
Dennis Karmazyn - Strings
Richard S. Kaufman - Strings
Raymond J. Kelley - Strings
Jerome A. Kessler - Strings
Myra S. Kestenbaum - Strings
Mark G. Kovacs - Strings
Bernard Kundell - Strings
William Kurasch - Strings
Marvin Limonick - Strings
Joy Lyle - Strings
Peter A. Mercurio - Strings
David Montago - Strings
Michael Nowak - Strings
Rheinhold O. Press - Strings
Jay A. Rosen - Strings
Nathan Ross - Strings
Henry L. Roth - Strings
David Schwartz - Strings
Sid Sharp - Strings (as Sidney Sharp)
Daniel Shindaryov - Strings
Harry L. Shultz - Strings
Linn Subotnick - Strings
Ilkka Talvi - Strings
Hershel Wise - Strings
Tibor Zelig - Strings
Shari Zippert - Strings
Joe Ghiglia - Hambone
Victor Feldman (also as Victor S. Feldman) - Percussion (1, 2, 4, 6, 7), Vibes
Alan Estes - Percussion (as Alan C. Estes)
Alexandra Brown - Background Singer
Stephanie Spruill - Background Singer
Ann White - Background Singer

Produced by Tom Catalano

Al Capps - Arranger (1, 4, 6, 8, 10), Conductor (1, 4, 6, 8, 10)
Artie Butler - Arranger (2, 7), Conductor (2, 7)
Lee Holdridge - Arranger (3, 9), Conductor (3, 9)
Mary Macgregor’s Band - Arrangement (5)

Armin Steiner - Engineer
Linda Tyler - Assistant Engineer

Mike Reese - Mastering Engineer

Bob Cato - Designer, Photographer
Tony Costa - Photographer

“special thanks… to Tommy… for the most fun I’ve had in the studio… and to my beloved Boodie, who has always believed… all my love, Mary”.

Songwriters:
David Bluefield
Elizabeth Dasheff
Stephen Dorff (as Steve Dorff)
David Gates
Andrew Goldmark
Joe Henry
Ken Hirsch (as Kenny Hirsch)
Mark James
Billy Joel
Amy Johnson
Ron Miller
Alan O’Day
Marty Rodgers
James Taylor
Cynthia Weil

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Daryl Hall & John Oates

Daryl Hall & John Oates - Daryl Hall & John Oates
RCA APL1-1144 (1975) - US LP
BMG RCA BVCM-37286 (2000) - Japan CD - Reissue with 2 bonus tracks

Side One

1 - Camellia
2 - Sara Smile
3 - Alone Too Long
4 - Out Of Me, Out Of You
5 - Nothing At All

Side Two

6 - Gino (The Manager)
7 - (You Know) It Doesn’t Matter Anymore
8 - Ennui On The Mountain
9 - Grounds For Separation
10 - Soldering

Japan CD bonus tracks

11 - What’s Important To Me (Demo)
12 - Ice (Demo)

Notes: 1) Album does not come with track-by-track musician credits, except for Mike Baird’s and Sandy Allen’s. However, it is a well-known fact that the bass player on track 2 (“Sara Smile”) is Lee. 2) According to web sources, the US CD reissue is inclusive of the same two above-indicated bonus tracks and was released on Buddha 99754. 3) Original album packaging comes in the shape of a silver-laminated cover with a color lyrics/credits/picture insert. Japanese CD reissue comes instead with a two-tone cardboard sleeve in place of the original silver artwork, plus a two-tone lyrics/credits/discography insert with no photograph. 4) Insert in Japanese reissue includes lyrics for both bonus tracks, yet no musician credits are indicated for these. 5) Above picture is of the original US LP release. See below for the Japanese CD reissue cover artwork. 6) Following credits were taken from the US LP release. 7) According to web sources, a 2009 remix of track 6 “Gino (The Manager)” was included in the quadruple anthology “Do What You Want Be What You Are - The Music of Daryl Hall & John Oates” released in the US on RCA Legacy 88697 36974 2 (2009).

Daryl Hall - Vocals, Keyboards
John Oates - Vocals, Guitars
Leland Sklar - Bass
Scott Edwards - Bass (as Scotty Edwards)
Jim Gordon - Drums
Ed Greene - Drums
Mike Baird - Drums (9)
Chris Bond - Guitar, Synthesizer
Clarence McDonald - Keyboards
Gary Coleman - Percussion
Sandy Allen - Background Vocals

Produced and Arranged by Christopher Bond, Daryl Hall, John Oates

Christopher Bond - Arrangements (1, 6, 8, 9), String Arrangements, Horn Arrangements
Daryl Hall - Arrangements (2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 10), Adaptation (10)
John Oates - Arrangements (2, 3, 4, 5, 7)

Barry Rudolph - Engineer, Remix Engineer
Armin Steiner - Engineer (as Arman Steiner)

Recording Studios:
Larrabee Studios, L.A.
Western Sound Recorders, L.A.

Mixing Studio:
Sound Labs, L.A.

Marge Meoli - A & R Coordination

Pierre LaRoche - Cover Concept, Make-Up
Bill King - Photography

“Thank you Norm Weiser, Mike Berniker, Ken Glancy // And introducing TOMMY MOTTOLA as “Little Gino””.

“Please send all fan mail inquiries to: Daryl Hall and John Oates c/o Chappell Music 810 7th Avenue, New York, N.Y. 10019”.

Songwriters:
Daryl Hall
John Oates
Sandy Allen
Beckford
Ranglin




“Daryl Hall & John Oates” - Japan CD reissue - front cover artwork



“Daryl Hall & John Oates” - US LP - lyrics/picture insert (picture side)

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Daryl Hall & John Oates - Bigger Than Both Of Us
RCA APL1-1467 (1976) - US LP

Side One

1 - Back Together Again
2 - Rich Girl
3 - Crazy Eyes
4 - Do What You Want, Be What You Are
5 - Kerry

Side Two

6 - London Luck, & Love
7 - Room To Breathe
8 - You’ll Never Learn
9 - Falling

Note: Album does not come with track-by-track musician credits, except for Slugger Blue’s.

Daryl Hall - Vocals, Keyboards, Mandola, Synthesizer
John Oates - Vocals, Guitars, Harmonica
Leland Sklar - Bass
Scott Edwards - Bass (as Scotty Edwards)
Ed Greene - Drums
Jim Gordon - Drums
Christopher Bond (as C. B.) - Lead Guitars, Keyboard, Synthesizer
Thomas Hensley - Piano (as Tom Hensley)
Tom Scott - Saxophone, Flute, Lyricon
Gary Coleman - Percussion
Slugger Blue - G Kicks (8)

Produced by Christopher Bond

Daryl Hall - Arranger (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
John Oates - Arranger (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
Christopher Bond - Arranger (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9), String Arrangements
Stephen Dees - Co-arranger (with) (5)
Jimmy Getzoff - Concertmaster

John Mills - Engineer
John Arrias - Engineer
Armin Steiner (as Arman Steiner) - Engineer (strings)

Recording Studios:
Cherokee Studios, L.A.
Sound Labs Studios, L.A.

Mixing Studio:
Sound Labs Studios, L.A.

Candy Van Duser - Secretarial Production Assistance
Tommy Mottola - Management and Direction

Daryl Hall - Cover Concept, Design
Gribbitt - Cover Photography
Sam Emerson - Insert Photography
Kathy Hohl - Insert Photography
Ron Barrey - Illustrator

“Crazy Eyes courtesy Nicolita”.

“Fan Club Information: // Don Tommy Enterprises, Inc./105 West 55th Street/New York, N.Y. 10019”.

“Cocktail table designed and manufactured by G. J. Neville // Ceramic sculpture, “Les Belles” courtesy of Steven Karatzas”.

Songwriters:
Daryl Hall
John Oates
Sara Allen
Stephen Dees




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Daryl Hall & John Oates - Beauty On A Back Street
RCA AFL1-2300 (1977) - US LP

Side One

1 - Don’t Change*
2 - Why Do Lovers Break Each Other’s Heart?*
3 - You Must Be Good For Something*
4 - The Emptyness*
5 - Love Hurts (Love Heals)

Side Two

6 - Bigger Than Both Of Us*
7 - Bad Habits And Infections*
8 - Winged Bull*
9 - The Girl Who Used To Be*

Daryl Hall - Vocals, Keyboards, Polymoog, Mandolins
John Oates - Vocals, Rhythm Guitars, Mando Guitar, Electric Piano, Dulcimer
Lee Sklar - Bass Guitar (1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9)*
Scott Edwards - Bass Guitar (as Scotty Edwards)
James Hughart (as Jimmy Hughart) - 2nd Bass Guitar (4)
Jeff Porcaro - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8), Electronic Drums
Christopher Bond - Lead 6 & 12 String Guitars, Keyboards, Synthesizers, Electronic Tonalities, Background Vocals
Tom Scott - Tenor Sax
Gary Coleman - Percussion, Special Effects
Tommy Mottola - Background Vocals

Produced by Christopher Bond

Christopher Bond - Arrangements (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9), Middle Section Arrangement (8), String Arrangements, String Conduction
Daryl Hall - Arrangements (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
John Oates - Arrangements (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)

John Mills - Recording Engineer
Linda Tyler - Assistant Engineer
Armin Steiner - Recording Engineer (strings)

Recording Studio:
Sound Labs Inc.

Mixing Studio:
Sound Labs Inc.

Remixing Studio:
The Hit Factory

Candy Van Duser - Secretarial Production Assistant
Management and Direction - Tommy Mottola

John Bean - Photography
Dick Smith - Art Direction

““Infections And Bad Habits” dedicated to Christopher Bond”.

“One-liners by Nicole”.

“Fan Club // Please send all correspondence to: // Daryl Hall & John Oates Fan Club // P.O. Box 1820 Grand Central Station // New York, N.Y. 10067”.

Songwriters:
Daryl Hall
John Oates
Sara Allen

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Reneé Armand

Renee Armand - The Rain Book
A&M SP 4369 (1972) - US LP

Side One

1 - England*
2 - Elizabeth Rain
3 - I Think You’re Letting Me Go
4 - Does Anybody Love You
5 - Friends

Side Two

6 - You & I
7 - Falling Ladies
8 - Raining In L.A.
9 - Guess I Never Knew You
10 - I’m Going Away

Renee (Reneé) Armand - Vocals
Lee Sklar - Bass (1)*
Reinie Press - Bass
Joe Osborn - Bass
Kerry Chater - Bass, Organ, Electric Guitar
Chuck Domanico - Bass
Max Bennett - Bass
Jim Gordon - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 10), Piano, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Percussion (1, 3, 5, 6, 8)
Louie Shelton - Guitar (as Louis Shelton)
Danny Kortchmar - Guitar (as Danny Kotchemar)
Larry Carlton - Electric Guitar, Lead Guitar, Guitar
Dennis Budimir - Guitar
Mike Deasy - Guitar (as Mike Deasey)
Dr. John Harris - Piano
Mike Melvoin - Piano
Larry Muhoberac - Piano
Roger Kellaway - Piano
Jim Horn - Flute
Chuck Findley - Flugle Horn
Bud Childers - Flugle Horn
Erno Neufeld - Violin, Concert Master
Jerry Vinci - Violin
Virginia Majewski - Viola
Fred Seykora - Cello
Gayle Levant (as Gayle LaVant) - Irish Harp, Harp
Victor Feldman - Percussion

Produced by: Jim Gordon (1, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10)
Barry De Vorzon - Producer (2, 4, 9)

Mike Melvoin - Arrangements (6, 8)
Roger Kellaway - Arrangement (10)

Robert Appére - Engineer (1, 3, 5), Mixing Engineer
Ray Gehrardt - Engineer (2, 4, 9)
Dick Bogert - Engineer (6, 7, 8, 10), Mixing Engineer
Jim Gordon - Mixing (2, 4, 9)
Tommy Vicari - Mixing Engineer (as Tom Vicari)
Norm Kinney - Mixing Engineer
Steve Mitchell - Assistant Engineer
Roger Young - Assistant Engineer
Larry Forkner - Assistant Engineer

Recording Studios:
A&M Studios (2, 4, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Clover Recorders (1, 3, 5)

Bernie Grundman - Mastering Engineer

Roland Young - Art Direction
Chuck Beeson - Album Design
David Reneric & Pete Sagara - Front Photography
Jim McCrary - Back Photography

“Special thanks to Jack Daugherty, for his time and care”.

“These songs were written for my beloved friends, Kerry Chater, David Nelson and Jim Gordon”.

Songwriters:
Renee Armand
Kerry Chater
Jim Gordon

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Reneé Armand - In Time
Windsong BXL1-2708 (1978) - US LP

Side One

1 - Love On A Shoestring
2 - (We’re) Dancin’ In The Dark
3 - House Up On The Hill*
4 - Indian Brown
5 - In Time

Side Two

6 - Suite For 3 Poems: Living In The City/Signs/Ashes, Like Us
7 - High Wind Blowin’*
8 - Beggarman*
9 - The Bitter Taste Of Wild Things

Reneé Armand - Vocals, Background Vocals, Harmony Vocals
Lee Sklar - Bass (3, 7, 8)*
Reinie Press - Bass
Donald “Duck” Dunn - Bass
Chuck Domanico - Bass
Jeff Porcaro - Drums
Mike Baird - Drums (3, 4)
David Kemper - Drums (8)
Larry Carlton - Lead Electric Guitar, Electric Guitar
Jay Graydon - Electric Guitar, Lead Electric Guitar, Gut String Guitar
Fred Tackett - Acoustic Guitar
Dan Ferguson - Electric Guitar
Danny Kortchmar - Lead Electric Guitar (as Danny Kootch)
Steve Cropper - Electric Guitar
David Foster - Piano, Synthesizer
Kerry Chater - Fender Rhodes
Michael Boddicker - Synthesizer Programmer
Michel Rubini - Piano, Fender Rhodes
William “Smitty” Smith - Organ, Background Vocal, Harmony Vocal
Jim Horn - Bass Flutes, Alto Sax, English Horn, Flutes, Sopranino, Recorders
Chuck Findley - Flugel Horn
Murray Adler - Concertmaster
Ed Lustgarten - Cello
Gary Coleman - Shaker, Percussion
Steve Forman - Bells, Percussion
Venetta Fields - Background Vocals
The Eagle - Background Vocal
Wendy Webb - Background Vocal

Produced by Jim Horn

Reneé Armand - Vocal Arrangement (2)
Venetta Fields - Vocal Arrangement (9)
Lee Holdridge - String Arrangements (1, 3, 6), String Conduction (1, 3, 6), Suite Arranger (6)

Austin Godsey - Engineer (Clover Studios), Mixing Engineer (Sound Labs)
Mike Lietz - Engineer (Filmways/Heider Studios)
Gene Merros - 2nd Engineer (Clover Studios)
Ira Leslie - 2nd Engineer (Filmways/Heider Studios)
Jim Horn - Mixing Engineer (Sound Labs)
Mickey Crofford - Engineer (6)

Recording Studios:
Clover Studios
Filmways/Heider Studios

Mixing Studio:
Sound Labs

Bernie Grundman - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
A&M Records

Management - Judy Elliott

Bill Burks - Art Direction
Patty Reynolds - Photography

“This album is for Austin, Lady Orange, Miss Dahlstrom, J. D., Kerry, Lolo, Madam Elliott and my dearest Papa, with my love and thanks for the friends and musicians who grace the music and my life”.

Songwriters:
Armand
Chater
Holdridge
Foxworthy
Mancini
Rubini

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Singles



“California Lady” - US 7” vinyl promo single - stereo mix



“California Lady” - US 7” vinyl promo single - mono mix

Renee Armand
California Lady/California Lady
A&M 1424-S/1424 (1973) - US 7” Vinyl Promo Single

stereo side

1 - California Lady (stereo mix)

mono side

2 - California Lady (mono mix)

Note: 1) This is a promo single by Reneé Armand released in 1973. Alternate catalog #s are 2448-S for the stereo mix and 2448 for the mono mix. 2) According to web sources, “California Lady” was also released as the b-side of the single “I Think You’re Letting Me Go” from the album “The Rain Book” (see entry above). 3) No musician credits are available for this single: inclusion within this blog might therefore be non-relevant.

Produced by Jim Gordon and Jay Senter

Songwriters:
Renee Armand
Jim Gordon
Connie Melvoin

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“I Can‘t See You Anymore” - AUS 7” vinyl single - a-side



“Dirt Sisters” - AUS 7” vinyl single - b-side

Renee Armand
I Can’t See You Anymore/Dirt Sisters
A&M K-5386 (1973) - AUS 7” Vinyl Single

a side

1 - I Can’t See You Anymore

b side

2 - Dirt Sisters

Note: 1) This is a single by Reneé Armand released in 1973. Above picture and following credits were taken from an Australian release. 2) According to Billboard Magazine of 24 Nov 1973, US catalog # is 1485. No other net source was available at the moment of this posting. 3) No musician credits are available for this single: inclusion within this blog might therefore be non-relevant.

Produced by John Florez (1, 2)
Arranged by Gene Page (1, 2)

Songwriters:
Renee Armand
Kerry Chater
Jim Gordon

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Jelly

Jelly - A True Story
Asylum 7E-1096 (1977) - US LP

Side One

1 - No One Like My Baby
2 - No Words Of Love
3 - Susan
4 - I’m Lost*
5 - I Don’t Want To Beg You Baby

Side Two

6 - Dr. Jazz
7 - I Want You To Dance*
8 - Fall In Love Too*
9 - Broken Man*
10 - Elijah

Fred Bliffert - Vocals, Voice
Amy Madigan - Vocals, Glockenspiel, Vibraphonette (2, 9), Tambourines, Marimba (7, 9), Shaker (7), Voice
Jesse Roe - Vocals, All Keyboards, All Other Keyboards, Organ, Piano, Voice
Lee Sklar - Bass (4, 7, 8, 9)*
Chuck Rainey - Bass
Wilton Felder - Bass
Jim Gordon - Drums (1, 2, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9)
Russ Kunkel - Drums (4), Congas, Shakers
Jeff Porcaro - Drums
Chuck Cochran - Guitar, Electric Guitars
Fred Tackett - Guitar
Dennis Budimir - Guitar
Bill Payne - Piano, Wurlitzer Electric Piano
Jai Winding - Wurlitzer Electric Piano, Piano
Chris Darrow - Banjo
Jim Horn - Flute, Saxophone, Saxophone Solo
Jerry Hey - Trumpet
Chuck Findley - Trumpet, Trombone
Kim Hutchcroft - Saxophone
Larry Williams - Saxophone
Quitman Dennis - Saxophone
Joel Tepp - Harmonica
Nick Plotwin - Field Drum
Charles Veal - Violin (Concert Master)
Marcy Dicterow - Violin
Robert Dubrow - Violin
Gordon Marron - Violin
Hiam Shtrum - Violin
Lya Stern - Violin
Novi Novog - Viola (as Novi)
Myron Sandler - Viola
Ron Strauss - Viola
Dennis Karmazyn - Cello
Ron Cooper - Cello
David Speltz - Cello
Ray Kelley - Cello
Julie Buffum - Cello
Harry Schultz - Cello
Arni Eglisson - String Bass
Richard Feves - String Bass
Sue Ranney - String Bass
Louise Dissman - Flute, Piccolo
Jon Kip - Flute, Bass Saxophone
Sheridon Stokes - Flute (as Sheridan Stokes)
David Duke - French Horn
Alan Robinson - French Horn
Roy Poper - Trumpet
Red Callender - Tuba (as Red Callendar)
Earl Dumler - Oboe
Jo Ann Johnson - Operator
The Third Annual Turkey Dinner - Crowd
Kenny Edwards - Voice (as Ken Edwards)
Wendy Waldman - Voice
Rita Jean Bodine - Voice
Greg Prestopino - Voice
Kevin Evans - Voice

Produced by Chuck Plotkin

David Campbell - String Arrangements, Horn Arrangements (Orchestra), Woodwinds Arrangements (Orchestra)
Jim Horn - Horn Arrangements (for the work of Jim Horn, Quitman Dennis and Chuck Findley)
Jerry Hey - Horn Arrangements (his own)
Kim Hutchcroft - Horn Arrangements (his own)
Larry Williams - Horn Arrangements (his own)

Bobby Thomas - Engineer
C.H. Walsh - Assistant Engineer
Greg Ladanyi - Additional Mixing Engineer (3, 7)
Dennis Kirk - Additional Mixing Engineer (3, 7)

Recording Studios:
The Elektra Annex in Sepulveda, California (“The bulk of this album”)
Davlen Studios in Universal City, California (additional recording)

Mixing Studios:
Davlen Studios in Universal City, California (“the bulk of the mixing”)
The Sound Factory in Los Angeles, California (additional mixing for tracks 3, 7)

Bernie Grundman - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
A&M Studios

Management: Allen Shapiro

Moshe Brahka - Photos
Tony Lane & Anne Garner - Art Direction, Design

“Jerry Hey, Kim Hutchcroft and Larry Williams are members of “Seawind”, and arranged all of the horn parts which they played on this record”.

“My work is dedicated to Julie Gilmore Roe. Get it (got it) good/J.G.R // To all “The Faces”…and the one I love… You know who you are./Amy Madigan // With devotion and gratitude I dedicate my music to my wife-to-be, Susan Lemke; my teacher, Paramahansa Yogananda; and to my family and friends and all the good folks from Milwaukee. Love to all/Fred Bliffert”.

“Jelly Loves…Allen Shapiro, Chuck (Ga-Goink) Plotkin, Bobby Thomas, C.H. Walsh, Emitt Rhodes, The Bla-Bla Café, and the entire Elektra/Asylum Staff. // Thank you. // Freddy, Jesse and Amy”.

Songwriters:
Fred Bliffert
Jesse Roe
Tobias Coe
Kevin Evans
Rich Markey
Walter Melrose
Joseph Oliver

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Helen Reddy

Helen Reddy - Helen Reddy
Capitol ST-857 (1971) - US LP

Side One

1 - Time*
2 - How?
3 - Come On John
4 - Summer Of ‘71
5 - I Don’t Remember My Childhood

Side Two

6 - No Sad Song
7 - I Think It’s Going To Rain Today
8 - Tulsa Turnaround
9 - More Than You Could Take
10 - New Year’s Resovolution*

Notes: 1) This is Helen Reddy’s 2nd US album. 2) Album was reissued in 2005 for the Australian market by Raven Records as a 2-album single CD on Raven RVCD-211. Reissue also contains Ms. Reddy’s 1st US album “I Don’t Know How To Love Him” and three previously released bonus tracks: “Go”, “The Junkman’s Serenade” and “Medley (I Don’t Know How To Love Him/I Believe In Music/Crazy Love)”. 3) Australian CD reissue does not come with musician credits.

Helen Reddy - Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass (1, 10)*
Jerry Scheff - Bass
Jack Conrad - Bass
Joe Osborn - Bass
Russ Kunkel - Drums (10)
Ron Tutt - Drums (1, 2, 3, 6, 8, 9)
John Guerin - Drums
John Brennan - Guitar
David Cohen - Guitar
Larry Carlton - Guitar, Mandolin, Electric Guitar
Dennis Budimir - Guitar
Dean Parks - Guitar
“Sneaky” Pete Kleinow - Steel Guitar (as Sneeky Pete Kleinow)
Craig Doerge - Piano, Electric Piano
Tom Hensley - Piano
Larry Knechtel - Piano
Paul Parrish - Piano
Nick De Caro - Accordion (as Nick DeCaro)
Milt Holland - Percussion (10)

Produced by Larry Marks

Nick DeCaro - String Arrangements (2, 5)
Bob Thompson - Arrangement (7)

Hugh Davies - Engineer

Recording Studio:
Capitol Records, Hollywood, California

Management Direction: DeBlasio & Wald, Inc.

Don Peterson - Cover Photo
John Hoernle - Art Director

“Special Thanks to Artie Mogull”.

“Dedicated to Jeff & Traci Wald”.

Songwriters:
Helen Reddy
David Blue
Larry Collins
Jack Conrad
Alex Harvey
Carole King
Donovan Leitch
John Lennon
Randy Newman
Paul Parrish
Leon Russell
Toni Stern




“I Don’t Know How To Love Him/Helen Reddy” - AUS CD reissue - front inlay

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Helen Reddy - I Am Woman
Capitol ST-11068 (1972) - US LP

Side One

1 - Peaceful
2 - I Am Woman*
3 - This Masquerade
4 - I Didn’t Mean To Love You
5 - Where Is My Friend

Side Two

6 - And I Love You So
7 - What Would They Say
8 - Where Is The Love
9 - Hit The Road, Jack
10 - The Last Blues Song

Notes: 1) Album does not come with musician credits. However, in an interview at www.musiciansfriend.com Lee himself mentions how he was the bass player on the #1 title track single. 2) On the May 5, 1973 issue of Billboard magazine, editor Nat Freedland interviews producer Jay Senter and keyboardist Mike Melvoin about the session musicians on the “I Am Woman” single. Lee is mentioned as the bass player on the track. You can find the interview, which appeared on the “Creative Trends” column, searching for Billboard magazine at books.google.com. 3) The 2002 6-CD Anthology box-set “Capitol Records Sixtieth Anniversary - 1942-2002” (Capitol CDP 7243 5 39302 2) includes the single “I Am Woman” and a list of musician credits for the same track, which you can find below. The notes in the anthology define the track as “Original short version from the Columbia motion picture “Stand Up And Be Counted” (1972)”. Please note that the version in question is exactly the same as included in the “I Am Woman” record album. Also, anthology notes mention previous version of same song, which was included on the Helen Reddy album “I Don’t Know How To Love Him” (1971): no personnel credits for this latter album are available, neither from original vinyl release nor from Australian CD reissue (see Helen Reddy entry above). 4) Album was reissued in 2005 for the Australian market by Raven Records as a 2-album single CD on Raven RVCD-168. Reissue also contains Ms. Reddy’s subsequent album “Long Hard Climb” and two previously released bonus tracks from the “Live In London” album, “This Masquerade” and “The West Wind Circus”. 5) Australian CD reissue does not come with musician credits.

Additional Track 2 Credits From The “Capitol Records Sixtieth Anniversary - 1942-2002” Anthology

Helen Reddy - Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass (2)*
Sherman Hayes - Bass
David Kemper - Drums
Jim Gordon - Drums (as James Beck Gordon)
Craig Doerge - Keyboards
Michael Melvoin - Piano

Other musicians probably included:
Dick “Slyde” Hyde - Trombone (as Dick Hyde)
Plas Johnson - Tenor Saxophone
Jack Kelson - Alto Saxophone (as John Kelson, Jr.)
Chuck Findley - Trumpet
Oliver Mitchell - Trumpet
Allen DeRienzo - Trumpet
Sid Sharp - Violin
William Kurasch - Violin
Ronald Folsom - Violin
Sal Crimi - Violin
Tibor Zelig - Violin
Wilbert Nuttycombe - Violin
Gareth Nuttycombe - Viola
Harry Hyams - Viola
Anne Goodman - Cello
Armand Kaproff - Cello
Raymond Kelley - Cello
Jesse Ehrlich - Cello

Recording Studio:
Sun West Recording Studio, Los Angeles, CA (4/16-5/1/72)

“Single no. 3350 (released 5/72)”.

“Original version appeared on LP No. 762 “I Don’t Know How To Love Him” (1971); this re-recorded hit version from LP No. 11068, “I Am Woman” (1972)”.

“Highest Billboard Chart Position: Pop No. 1, Adult Contemporary No. 2”.

Original LP Credits

Produced by Tom Catalano (1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Produced by Jay Senter (2)

Artie Butler - Arrangements (1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10), Conduction (1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Jim Horn - String Arrangement (2), Horn Arrangement (2)

Armin Steiner - Engineer (1, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10)
Buck Herring - Engineer (2)

Management: Jeff Wald

Songwriters:
Helen Reddy
Ray Burton
Artie Butler
Ralph MacDonald
Barry Mann
Percy Mayfield
Don McLean
Daniel Meehan
Karen Philipp
Kenny Rankin
Leon Russell
William Salter
Robert W. Scott (as B. Scott)
Cynthia Weil
Paul Williams



“I Am Woman/Long Hard Climb” - AUS CD reissue - front inlay

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Spider

Spider - Labyrinths
Capitol ST-11046 (1972) - US LP

Side One

1 - May 16th
2 - Alice In Wonderland
3 - It’s Alright
4 - Little Love Song
5 - Tell Me That You Love Me
6 - Southwind

Side Two

7 - Pass It On
8 - Can’t Let You Go
9 - Puppets
10 - Revival
11 - Burnin’

Notes: 1) Album does not come with track-by-track musician credits. 2) Album sleeve only lists the names of the players involved. Following credit attributions are presumptive and based on previous knowledge of these musicians’ history.

Karen Brian - Vocals
Michael Clough - Vocals
Rusty Cope - Bass
Michael Crowley - Piano, Vocals

Lee Sklar - Bass
Max Bennett - Bass (as Max Bennet)
Carl Radle - Bass
Jim Gordon - Drums
Jim Keltner - Drums
Mike Deasy - Guitar (as Michael Deasy)
Alan Parker - Guitar
Red Rhodes - Steel Guitar
Larry Knechtel - Keyboards
Allan Beutler - Sax
Jim Horn - Sax
Jack Kelson - Sax (as Jack Kelso)
Chuck Findley - Trumpet
Ollie Mitchell - Trumpet
Dick “Slyde” Hyde - Trombone (as Dick Hyde)
Gary Coleman - Percussion
King Errisson - Congas (as King Errison)
Rita Jean Bodine - Background Vocals
Kathy Deasy - Background Vocals
Venetta Fields - Background Vocals (as Vanetta Fields)
Gwen Johnson - Background Vocals
Clydie King - Background Vocals

Produced by Jay Senter for Barking Spyder Productions

Dee Barton - String Arrangements
Jim Horn - Horn Arrangements

Pete Abbott - Engineer
Steve Francisco - Technician

Tony Cook - Artist Direction

Charles Senter - Album Art Direction
Stanley Moss - Design
Crystal Design Studios - Design Studios
John Hoernle - Art Director

“Special Thanks To: Bill Warner, Jeff Thomas, Janis, Judy, John, Gail, Jan, Tommy Wallace, Mauri Lathower”.

Songwriters:
Hoyt Axton
Michael Clough
Mike Deasy (as Michael Deasy)
Larry Knechtel
Dan Moore
Alan Parker
Jeff Thomas

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Sherman Hayes

Sherman Hayes - Vagabonds Roost
Capitol ST-11212 (1973) - US LP

Side One

1 - Tennessee Jack
2 - Pumpkin Patch Mountain
3 - Sweet Music
4 - Slide Up My Shoulder
5 - Jenny

Side Two

6 - Shut My Mouth
7 - Hand Me Down Way Of Life
8 - Don’t Put No Sticks In My Bones
9 - Looks Like The Creek’s Run Dry
10 - Winter’s Just Like Coming Home

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

Sherman Hayes - Vocals, Guitar
Leland Sklar - Bass
Mike Been - Bass
Jim Gordon - Drums
Ron Tutt - Drums
Ed Greene - Drums (as Ed Green)
Mike Deasy - Guitar
Art Munson - Guitar
Arthur Richards - Guitar
Dean Parks - Guitar
Larry Knechtel - Keyboards
Mike Melvoin - Keyboards
Danny Timms - Keyboards
Jim Horn - Horns
Dick “Slyde” Hyde - Horns (as Slyde Hyde)
Chuck Findley - Horns
Ollie Mitchell - Horns
Jack Kelson - Horns (as Jack Kelso)
Michael Omartian - Accordion (as Michael O’Martian)
Ben Benay - Harmonica
Gary Coleman - Percussion
Venetta Fields - Background Vocals
Clydie King - Background Vocals
Shirley Matthews - Background Vocals
Ron Hicklin - Background Vocals
Tom Bahler - Background Vocals
Gene Morford - Background Vocals

Produced by Jay Senter for Captain Crystal Records

Jim Horn - String Arrangements, Horn Arrangements
David Katz - Concert Master

Buck Herring - Engineer
Wally Duguid - Engineer

Recording Studios:
Sunwest Studios
Trident Studios

John Hoernle - Art Director
David Alexander - Photography
Ignacio Gomez - Illustration

Songwriter:
Sherman Hayes

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Laurie Kaye Cohen

Laurie Kaye Cohen - Under The Skunk
Playboy PB 111 (1973) - US LP

Side One

1 - Don’t Cry
2 - Whitney
3 - Father
4 - The Big Boy In The Sky
5 - Delilah
6 - The No. 2 Tub

Side Two

7 - Weekend Woman
8 - Would You Like To Make A New Friend Today
9 - The Road To Heaven
10 - Boogie
11 - Ain’t Nobody Ever Satisfied With A Dream
12 - Shall Be Saved

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

Laurie Kaye Cohen - Vocals
Leland Sklar - Bass
Larry Knechtel - Bass, Keyboard
Jim Gordon - Drums
Mike Deasy - Guitar
Dean Parks - Guitar
Art Munson - Guitar
Mike Melvoin - Keyboard
Jim Horn - Flute, Horn Section
Don Menza - Horn Section
Plas Johnson - Horn Section
Dick “Slyde” Hyde - Horn Section (as Slyde Hyde)
Ollie Mitchell - Horn Section
Lou McCreary - Horn Section
Warren Leuning - Horn Section
Paul Hubinon - Horn Section
Billie Armstrong - Fiddle
John Hartford - Fiddle
Gary Coleman - Percussion
Venetta Fields - Vocals
Clydie King - Vocals
Shirley Matthews - Vocals

Produced by Jay Senter

Mike Melvoin - Arrangements, Conduction

Buck Herring - Engineer (Sunwest Studios)
David Henshaw - Engineer (Trident Studios)

Recording Studios:
Sunwest Studios, Hollywood
Trident Studios, London

Management: Jack Kellman
Agency: Heller-Fischell

Rod Dyer, Inc. - Design
Ave Pildas - Photography

“Special Thanks to: // Jerry Heller // David Schaeffer // David Katz, Orchestral Contractor”.

“Most trees after growing to a certain height divide as if creating a partner to share the beauty of being a tree growing old. The tallest straightest trees in the forest grow alone. I am cultivating a love with a universal high romance in a sky forest where no love is wasted. This non-security of living alone then creates the courting of my real lover…”.

Songwriter:
Laurie Kaye Cohen

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Tom Bresh (Thom Bresh)

Tom Bresh - Homemade Love
Farr FL-1000 (1976) - US LP

Side One

1 - Sad Country Love Song
2 - Hey Daisy (Where Have All The Good Times Gone)
3 - While We Make Love Together
4 - If I Were A Carpenter
5 - Homemade Love

Side Two

6 - Buford’s One & Only Funky Country Music Disco Band
7 - You’re My Home
8 - Where Was I
9 - Show Me
10 - There’s Always Something Missing

Notes: 1) LP does not come with track-by-track musician credits. 2) I wish to thank Mr. James Hughart for his help, and for sharing some details and info about the recording process. You can visit Mr. Hughart's website at www.jimhughart.com.

Tom Bresh - Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Arranger
Leland Sklar - Bass
James Hughart - Bass
Ed Greene - Drums
Jim Gordon - Drums (as Jimmy Gordon)
John Beland - Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar
Thom Rotella - Acoustic Guitar
Richard Bennett - Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar
Dean Parks - Electric Guitar
Larry Muhoberac - Piano
David Foster - Piano
Mark Peters - Electric Keyboards
Tom Bahler - Background Vocalist
Julia Tillman - Background Vocalist
Linda Dillard - Background Vocalist
Laura Creamer - Background Vocalist
Mark Creamer - Background Vocalist
Susan Steward - Background Vocalist
Gerald Garrett - Background Vocalist

Produced and Arranged by Jimmy Bowen

Tom Bresh - Arrangements (6, 10)
Mark Peters - Vocal Arrangements

John Guess - Recording Engineer

Recording Studio:
Hollywood Sound Recorders

Allen Zentz - Mastering Engineer

Jim Wood - Photography
Jamico - Art Direction
Michael Levy - Cover & Liner Design

“A Word of Thanks to: // Jimmy Bowen - Not only is your talent unequalled, but you play a mean Tin Can. // Billy Graham (not to be confused with the religious one) - Your fiddlin' and eefin’ on Buford’s Disco Band was superb. // Grapenuts (The Dog) - Thanks for not howling.”.

“Special Thanks to: // Piggy Smith and Suzy Frank - Your belief and hard work has no limits. // Debi Neal - Your contribution was needed; and thanks for the glazed doughnuts.”.

Songwriters:
Tom Bresh
John Beland
Tim Hardin
Billy Joel
Richard Mainegra

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Roger McGuinn

Roger McGuinn - Roger McGuinn
Columbia KC 31946 (1973) - US LP

Side One

1 - I’m So Restless
2 - My New Woman
3 - Lost My Drivin’ Wheel*
4 - Draggin’
5 - Time Cube

Side Two

6 - Bag Full Of Money
7 - Hanoi Hannah
8 - Stone
9 - Heave Away
10 - M’ Linda
11 - The Water Is Wide

Note: Album was reissued in 2004 with two bonus tracks, “Jamaica Say You Will” and “John John”. Please check back for update on relative credits.

Roger McGuinn - Vocals, Guitars, Moog, Banjo, Harmonica
Leland Sklar - Bass (3)*
Chris Hillman - Bass
Chris Ethridge - Bass
David Vaught - Bass
Jim Gordon - Drums (3)
Michael Clarke - Drums
John Guerin - Drums
David Crosby - Guitar, Vocals, Harmony
Jerry Cole - Guitar
Buddy Emmons - Steele (sic)
Bruce Johnston - Piano, Ooos
Spooner Oldham - Organ, Piano
Charles Lloyd - Sax
Bob Dylan - Harmonica
Gene Clark - Vocals
The Jimmy Joyce Children’s Chorus - Vocals
Spanky McFarlane - Vocal
Hal Blaine - Percussion, Tambourine
Mercedes Benz - Landing

Produced by: Roger McGuinn

Roger McGuinn - Arrangements (9, 11)

Raghu - Engineer
John Fiore - Engineer
Wally Heider Crew - Assistant

Recording Studio:
Wally Heider Studio #4, Los Angeles

Bob Jenkins - Photography
Ron Coro - Art Direction

Songwriters:
Roger McGuinn
R.J. Hippard
Jacques Levy
Spooner Oldham
Dan Penn
Traditional
David Wiffen

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Roger McGuinn - Peace On You
Columbia KC 32956 (1974) - US LP
Sundazed SC 6202 (2004) - US CD - Reissue with one bonus track

Side One

1 - Peace On You*
2 - Without You*
3 - Going To The Country*
4 - (Please Not) One More Time*
5 - Same Old Sound*

Side Two

6 - Do What You Want To Do*
7 - Together*
8 - Better Chance*
9 - Gate Of Horn*
10 - The Lady*

2004 US CD reissue bonus track

11 - Rock & Roll Time*

Notes: 1) Above picture and following credits were taken from the 2004 US CD reissue. 2) Original LP and 2004 US CD reissue come with liner notes by Tony Lawrence. Please refer to original sleeve/inlay for these. 3) 2004 US CD reissue comes with additional liner notes by Jud Cost. Please refer to original inlay for these. 4) According to web sources, Al Kooper is credited on original LP with additional engineering on track 4. Please check back for update about complete original LP credits.

Roger McGuinn - Vocals, 12-String Rhythm Guitar, Lead Guitar
Lee Sklar - Bass (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11)*
Russ Kunkel - Drums (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11), Percussion
Donnie Dacus - 6-String Rhythm Guitar, Lead Guitar, Background Vocals
Dan Fogelberg - Electric Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Background Vocals
Al Perkins - Steel Guitar
Tommy Tedesco - Flamingo Guitar
Paul Harris - Keyboards
Al Kooper - Clavinet, Piano, Guitar
Jordan Halverson - Singer
Mark Kellgren - Singer
Paul Stallworth - Singer
Cynthia Stallworth - Singer
Pilar Stallworth - Singer
Jorge Calderon - Singer
Charles Higgins, Jr. - Singer
William Smith - Singer
Gwendolyn Edwards - Singer
Brenan Gordon - Singer
Tish Coulter - Singer
Brian Russell - Singer
Eddie Lee Kendrix - Singer
Brooks Hunnicutt - Singer
Mark Volman - Background Vocals
Howard Kaylan - Background Vocals

Produced by: Bill Halverson, except for track one, produced by Bill and Suzanne Halverson for Jordan Productions, Inc.

Bill Halverson - Song Arrangement (1)
Al Kooper - Song Arrangement (4), Conduction (4) Sweetening Arrangement (1)
Lee Kiefer - Ooo’s Arrangement (1)

Michael Verdick - Recordist
Kurt Kinzel - Recordist
Bill Dawes - Recordist

Recording Studios:
The Record Plant, L.A.
Wally Heider’s, L.A.

Original Album Mastering:
Artisan Sound Recorders

John Van Hamersveld - Illustration
Emerson-Loew - Photography
Ron Coro - Art Direction
Tony Lawrence - Liner Notes

“Thank You: // Irving Azoff, Ted Feigin, Gary Kellgren, Lee Kiefer, Tony Lawrence, John McClure, Ron Rainey, Lorne Saifer and Paul Stallworth // Special Thanks: // Hugs and kisses Al Kooper & Irwin O. Spiegel”.

2004 US CD Reissue Additional Credits

Bob Irwin - Mastering Engineer
Jayme Pieruzzi - Mastering Engineer

Mastering Studio:
Sundazed Studios, Coxsackie, NY

Tim Livingston - Project Manager
Jayme Pieruzzi - Project Manager
Stephanie Kennedy - Production Coordinator
Jud Cost - Notes

Eric Shou/Sundazed Music - Design

Photos courtesy of Sony Music Photo Archives

“Special thanks to Roger and Camilla McGuinn, Matt Kelly, Adam Block, Wendy Kaletcher, Steve Berkowitz, Jeff Jones, Susan Breitel, Greg Comeau, Doug Wygal, and Jud Cost.”.

www.sundazed.com

Songwriters:
Roger McGuinn
J. Dacus
Dan Fogelberg
Al Kooper
Jacques Levy
Charlie Rich

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