On January 25, 1993, “Sony” label released “Dusk”, the fourth The The studio album. It was recorded in 1992, and was produced by Matt Johnson and Bruce Lampcov.
Personnel:
Matt Johnson – lead vocals, acoustic and electric guitar, keyboards
Johnny Marr – acoustic and electric guitar, harmonica, backing vocals
On January 7, 1985, “Warner Bros” label released “20/20”, the 22nd George Benson studio album. It was recorded in 1984, at “Amigo Studios”, “Devonshire Sound Studios”, “Bill Schnee Studios” in Hollywood, “Atlantic Studios”, “A&R Recording”, “Automated Sound Studios”, “Rosebud Recording”, “The Hit Factory”, “the Review Room”, “Avatar Studios”, “Sigma Sound Studios” in New York City, “Grand Slam Studios” in New Jersey, “House of Music” in Orange, NJ, “Bossa Nova Hotel”, “Village Recorders” in Los Angeles, and was produced by Russ Titelman, Michael Masser, Daniel Sembello and Michael Sembello.
Personnel:
George Benson – lead and harmony vocals, guitar
Michael Sembello – guitars, drum programming, backing vocals
Dann Huff – guitar
Paul Jackson, Jr. – guitar
Cecil Womack – guitar, backing vocals
David Williams – rhythm guitar
Freddie Green – rhythm guitar
Joe Sample – acoustic piano
Wells Christie – Synclavier programming
Randy Waldman – keyboards, synthesizers, arrangements
James Newton Howard – acoustic piano, synthesizers, string arrangements
Clifford Carter – keyboards, synthesizers, drum programming
Rob Mounsey – Synclavier, vocoder, synthesizer bass
Steve Kipner – Oberheim DMX, Oberheim DSX sequencer
Rick Shlosser – drums
Paulinho da Costa – percussion
Errol “Crusher” Bennett – finger cymbals
Ralph MacDonald – triangle, percussion
Gary Herbig – saxophone
Kim Hutchcroft – saxophone
Frank Wess – alto saxophone
Charles Williams – alto saxophone
Robert Eldridge – baritone saxophone
George Coleman – tenor saxophone
Jimmy Heath – tenor saxophone
Robin Eubanks – trombone
Slide Hampton – trombone
Benny Powell – trombone
Dave Taylor – trombone
Gary Grant – trumpet
Jerry Hey – trumpet, horn arrangements
Jon Faddis – trumpet
Earl Gardner – trumpet
Joe Newman – trumpet
Lew Soloff – trumpet
Felix Vega – trumpet
George Young – flute
Frank Foster – horn arrangements, conductor
Ralph Burns – string arrangements, conductor
Michael Masser – rhythm track arrangements
Gene Page – rhythm track and string arrangements
Roberta Flack – lead vocals
Patti Austin – backing and harmony vocals
Gordon Grody – backing vocals
Lani Groves – backing vocals
Richard Marx – backing vocals
Deborah Thomas – backing vocals
James Taylor – backing and harmony vocals
Linda Womack – backing vocals
David Cochrane – backing vocals
Darryl Phinnessee – backing vocals
Russ Titelman – executive producer
Mary Melia – production coordinator
Jim Boyer, Lee Herschberg, Gary Ladinsky, Michael Mancini, Elliot Scheiner, Russell Schmitt, Thom Wilson – engineer
Dick Bogart, Kendal Brown, Dean Burt, John Convertino, Jim Gallagher, Josiah Gluck, Cliff Hodson, John Rollo, Nicholas Spigel – additional engineering
Michael Abbott, Mike Allaire, Nelson Ayers, Mike Birnholz, Paul Brown, Ollie Cotton, Nick Delre, Paul Higgins, Steve Hirsch, Cliff Jones, Barbara Ivone, Leslie Klein, Robin Laine, Bruce Lampcov, James Nichols, Bobby Warner, Jay Willis – engineer assistant
Jim Boyer, Ed Rak, Elliot Scheiner, Russ Titelman – mixing
Ted Jensen – mastering
Simon Levy – art direction
Kav DeLuxe – design
Richard Bomersheim – photography
Track listing:
No One Emotion – Cliff Magness, Mark Mueller, Tom Keane
Please Don’t Walk Away – James Newton Howard, Steve Lukather
I Just Wanna Hang Around You – Chuz Sembello, Daniel Sembello, Jon Sembello, Michael Sembello
Nothing’s Gonna Change My Love for You – Michael Masser, Gerry Goffin
Beyond the Sea (la Mer) – Charles Trenet, Jack Lawrence
20/20 – Randy Goodrum, Steve Kipner
New Day – Cecil Womack, Linda Womack
Hold Me – Michael Sembello, Daniel Sembello
Stand Up – Neil Larsen
You Are the Love of My Love – Linda Creed, Michael Masser
On July 6, 1987, “WEA” label released the fifth, self-titled Echo & the Bunnymen studio album. It was recorded in 1987, at “Conny’s Studio” in Cologne, “ICP” in Brussels, “The Workhouse” in London, “Amazon Studios” in Liverpool, and was produced by Laurie Latham, Gil Norton, Ian McCulloch, Will Sergeant, Les Pattinson and Pete de Freitas.
Personnel:
Ian McCulloch– lead vocals, guitar, piano
Will Sergeant– guitar
Les Pattinson– bass guitar
Pete de Freitas– drums
Henry Priestman– keyboards
Jake Brockman– keyboards
Ray Manzarek– keyboards
Stephen Morris– drums
Paul Gomersall, Stuart Barry – engineer
Bruce Lampcov – mixing
Alex Haas – mixing assistant
Don Rodenbach – mixing assistant
Brian Gardner– mastering
Anton Corbijn– photography
Track listing:
All tracks by Will Sergeant, Ian McCulloch and Les Pattinson except where noted.
The Game
Over You
Bedbugs and Ballyhoo – Will Sergeant, Ian McCulloch, Henry Pattinson, Pete de Freitas
All in Your Mind – Will Sergeant, Ian McCulloch, Henry Pattinson, Pete de Freitas
Bombers Bay
Lips Like Sugar
Lost and Found
New Direction
Satellite – Will Sergeant, Ian McCulloch, Henry Pattinson, Pete de Freitas
On May 3, 1999, “Nude Records” label released “Head Music”, the fourth Suede album. It was recorded August 1998 – February 1999, and was produced by Steve Osborne and Bruce Lampcov.
Personnel:
Brett Anderson– vocals, artwork
Richard Oakes– guitar
Mat Osman– bass guitar
Simon Gilbert– drums
Neil Codling– synthesisers
Steve Osborne– mixing
Paul Corckett – engineer
Ben Hillier– engineer
Bruce Lampcov – engineer, mixing
Peter Saville– art direction
Nick Knight– photography
Howard Wakefield – design, digital photo manipulation
Paul Hetherington – design, digital photo manipulation
Track listing:
Electricity – Brett Anderson, Neil Codling, Richard Oakes
Savoir Faire – Brett Anderson
Can’t Get Enough – Brett Anderson, Neil Codling
Everything Will Flow – Brett Anderson, Richard Oakes
On February 29, 2000, “Nothing Records” released “NakedSelf”, the sixth The The album. It was recorded 1999 – 2000, in New York and London, and was produced by Matt Johnson and Bruce Lampcov.
Personnel:
Matt Johnson – vocals, piano, organ, guitar, percussion, engineer
Eric Schermerhorn – guitar
Spencer Campbell– bass guitar
Earl Harvin – drums, percussion
Bruce Lampcov – recording, engineer
Dave Lee – recording
Roli Mosimann – engineer, mixing
Bill Emmons, Fred Kevorkian, Martin Jenkins, Phil Painson, Roger Scheepers – engineer assistant
Fran Cathcart, Prince Strickland – mixing assistant
Track listing:
Boiling Point – Matt Johnson and Eric Schermerhorn
Shrunken Man – Matt Johnson
The Whisperers – Matt Johnson and Eric Schermerhorn
Soul Catcher – Matt Johnson
Global Eyes – Matt Johnson
December Sunlight – Matt Johnson and Eric Schermerhorn
Swine Fever – Matt Johnson
Diesel Breeze – Matt Johnson and Eric Schermerhorn
Weather Belle – Matt Johnson
Voidy Numbness – Matt Johnson and Eric Schermerhorn
On February 14, 1994, “Epic” label released “Hanky Panky”, the sixth The The studio album. It was recorded in 1993, at “The War Room” in Pittsburgh, and was produced by Matt Johnson and Bruce Lampcov. The album featured cover versions of Hank Williams’ songs.
Personnel:
Matt Johnson- vocals, guitar, bass
Eric Schermerhorn- electric & slide guitar
Hollywood Dorsey- bass
Reverend Brian McLeod – drums
Kevin Halton – steel guitar
Gentleman Jim Fitting – harmonica
D. C. Collard – treated melodica, arrangements
Track listing:
All tracks by Hank Williams, arrangements/re-arrangements by Matt Johnson and D. C. Collard
On October 5, 1990, ”All Saints Records” label released “Wrong Way Up”, album by Brian Eno and John Cale. It was recorded April – July 1990, at “Wilderness Studio”, in Suffolk, and was produced by John Cale and Brian Eno.
Personnel:
John Cale – vocals, pianos, keyboards, bass, harp, horn, dumbek, viola, strings, omnichord
Brian Eno – vocals, keyboards, rhythm bed, Indian drum, guitars, Shinto bell, bass, little Nigerian organ
Robert Ahwai – rhythm guitar
Daryl Johnson – bass
Dave Young: guitars, bass
Ronald Jones – tabla, drums
Nell Catchpole – violins
Rhett Davies – backing vocals
Bruce Lampcov – backing vocals
Track listing:
All compositions by John Cale and Brian Eno except where noted.
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