On April 7, 2023, “Dead Oceans” label released “Rat Saw God”, the fifth Wednesday studio album. It was recorded in 2022, at “Drop of Sun” in Asheville, North Caroline, and was produced by Alex Farrar.
Personnel:
Karly Hartzman – vocals, guitar
MJ Lenderman – guitar, backing vocals
Xandy Chelmis – lap steel
Margo Schultz – bass
Alan Miller – drums
Alex Farrar – engineer, mixing
Huntley Miller – mastering
Track listing:
All tracks by Karly Hartzman, Margo Schultz, Mark Jacob Lenderman, Richard Miller and Alexander Reuben.
On April 6, 2004, “Studio E” label released “Whatever Happened to P.J. Soles”, the fifth Local H studio album. It was recorded February – November 2003, and was produced by Andy Gerber, Scott Lucas and Brian St. Clair.
On March 29, 1999, “Virgin” label released “Dead Bees on a Cake”, the fifth David Sylvian studio album. It was recorded in 1998, at “Right Track Studios” in New York, “Real World Studios” in Box, Wiltshire, “Sound House Studio” in Seattle, “Atma Sound” in Minneapolis, “Seedy Underbelly” in Minneapolis, “Synergy Studio” in Napa, California, and was produced by David Sylvian.
Personnel:
David Sylvian – vocals, guitars, keyboards, bass, drum programming, samples, string arrangements, art director, additional engineering, mixing
Ryuichi Sakamoto – Fender Rhodes, orchestrations and string arrangements, brass arrangements, sampled guitar and bansuri, insects
Tommy Barbarella – Fender Rhodes
Marc Ribot – acoustic and electric guitar, slide guitar
Bill Frisell – dobro, acoustic guitar
Kenny Wheeler – flugelhorn
Lawrence Feldman – flute
Deepak Ram – bansuri
John Giblin – bass
Chris Minh Doky – double bass
Steve Jansen – percussion, loops, cymbals
Ged Lynch – original drum track, drums
Skoota Warner – original drum track, drums
Talvin Singh – tabla and percussion
Steve Tibbetts – gong
Ingrid Chavez – vocals
Shree Maa – vocals
Dave Kent – engineer, mixing, studio maintenance
Jacquie Turner – engineer assistant
Matt Curry – engineer assistant
Scott Crane – engineer assistant
Bob Ludwig – mastering
Yuka Fujii – art director, artwork co-ordinator
Shinya Fujiwara – drawings
Anton Corbijn – photography
Ingrid Chavez – inlay portrait
Russell Mills – design (shed)
Michael Webster – design assistance (storm)
Track listing:
All tracks by David Sylvian, except as noted.
I Surrender
Dobro #1 – David Sylvian, Bill Frisell
Midnight Sun – David Sylvian, Johnny Moore, Charles Brown, Eddie Williams
Thalheim
God Man
Alphabet Angel
Krishna Blue
The Shining of Things
Café Europa
Pollen Path
All of My Mother’s Names (Summers with Amma)
Wanderlust
Praise (Pratah Smarami) – Shree Maa, David Sylvian
Darkest Dreaming – David Sylvian, Djivan Gasparyan
In March 1972, “United Artists Records” label released “Let’s Make Up And Be Friendly”, the fifth Bonzo Dog Band (The) studio album. It was recorded in November 1971, at “The Manor” in Oxfordshire, England, and was produced by Neil Innes, Vivian Stanshal, “Legs” Larry Smith and Tony Kaye.
On March 26, 2000, “Jester” label “Perdition City”, the fifth Ulver album. It was recorded in 1999, and was produced by Kristoffer Rygg and Tore Ylwizaker.
On March 23, 1993, “Reprise” label released “This Time”, the fifth Dwight Yoakam studio album. It was recorded in 1992, at “Capitol Studios” in Hollywood, and was produced by Pete Anderson.
Personnel:
Dwight Yoakam – lead and backing vocals, acoustic guitar
Pete Anderson – electric guitar
Dean Parks – acoustic guitar
Al Perkins – dobro, lap steel guitar, pedal steel guitar
Skip Edwards – keyboards
Chuck Domanico – upright bass
Taras Prodaniuk – bass guitar
Jeff Donavan – drums
Scott Joss – fiddle
Don Reed – fiddle
Beth Andersen – backing vocals
Tommy Funderburk – backing vocals
Carl Jackson – backing vocals
Jim Lauderdale – backing vocals
Jim Haas – backing vocals
Scott Humphrey – programming
Paul Buckmaster – strings arrangements, conductor
Suzy Katayama – contractor
Track listing:
All tracks by Dwight Yoakam, except where noted.
Pocket of a Clown
A Thousand Miles from Nowhere
Home for Sale
This Time – Dwight Yoakam, Kostas Lazarides
Two Doors Down – Dwight Yoakam, Kostas Lazarides
Ain’t That Lonely Yet – Kostas Lazarides, James House
King of Fools – Dwight Yoakam, Kostas Lazarides
Fast as You
Try Not to Look So Pretty – Dwight Yoakam, Kostas Lazarides
On March 20. 1972, “Pink Elephant” label released “Inkpot”, the fifth Shocking Blue studio album. It was recorded October – December 1971, January 1972, at “Sound Push Studios, Blaricum, Netherlands, and was produced by Mariska Veres, Robbbie van Leeuwen, Cor van der Beek and Henk Smitskamp.
Personnel:
Mariska Veres – lead vocals
Robbie van Leeuwen – lead and backing vocals, guitar, mandolin
Henk Smitskamp – bass guitar
Cor van der Beek – drums
Track listing:
All tracks by Robbie van Leeuwen, except where noted.
In March 1967, “Columbia” label released “There’s a Kind of Hush All Over the World”, the fifth Herman’s Hermits studio album. It was recorded March, August – December 1966, at “De Lane Lea Studios” in London, and was produced by Mickey Most.
Personnel:
Peter Noone – lead vocals
Derek Leckenby – lead guitar
Keith Hopwood – vocals, rhythm guitar
Karl Green – vocals, bass
Barry Whitwam – drums
Val Valentin – recording supervisor
Acy R. Lehman – design
Ken Whitmore – photography
Track listing:
There’s a Kind of Hush (All Over the World) – Les Reed, Geoff Stephens
Saturday’s Child – David Gates
If You’re Thinkin’ What I’m Thinkin’ – Tommy Boyce, Bobby Hart
You Won’t Be Leaving – Tony Hazzard
Dandy – Ray Davies
Jezebel – Wayne Shanklin
No Milk Today – Graham Gouldman
Little Miss Sorrow, Child of Tomorrow – Bruce Woodley
On March 16, 1977, “Columbia” label released “World Anthem”, the fifth Mahogany Rush studio album. It was recorded December 1976 – February 1977, at “Studio Tempo” in Montreal, Canada, and was produced by Frank Marino.
Personnel:
Frank Marino – vocals, guitar, synthesizer, percussion, timpani
In March 1953, “Columbia” label released “Ellington Uptown”, the fifth Duke Ellington album. It was recorded in December 1951 in New York City, February – June – July 1952 in Fresno, California.
Personnel:
Duke Ellington, Billy Strayhorn – piano
Betty Roché, Al Hibbler – vocal
Willie Smith, Johnny Hodges, Hilton Jefferson – alto saxophone
Russell Procope – alto saxophone, clarinet
Paul Gonsalves, Al Sears – tenor saxophone
Harry Carney – baritone saxophone
Cat Anderson, Shorty Baker, Willie Cook, Shelton Hemphill, Al Killian, Clark Terry, Francis Williams – trumpet
Ray Nance – trumpet, violin
Lawrence Brown, Quentin Jackson, Britt Woodman – trombone
Tyree Glenn – trombone, vibraphone
Claude Jones, Juan Tizol – valve trombone
Jimmy Hamilton – clarinet, tenor saxophone
Fred Guy – guitar
Wendell Marshall, Oscar Pettiford, Junior Raglin – bass
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