On April 6, 2010, “EmArcy” label released “Vocabularies”, the twelve Bobby McFerrin album. It was recorded in 2009, and was produced by Roger Treece and Linda Goldstein.
Personnel:
- Bobby McFerrin – vocals
- Roger Treece – vocals, synthesizer programming
- Alex Acuña – percussion
- Sandra Anderson – vocals
- Sandy Anderson – vocals
- Ryland Angel – vocals
- Thom Baker – vocals
- Joey Blake – vocals
- Theo Bleckmann – vocals
- Kristina Boerger – vocals
- Everett Bradley – vocals
- Lincoln Briney – vocals
- Katie Campbell – vocals
- Bonnie Denise Christansen – vocals
- Pierre Cook – vocals
- Cole Davis – vocals
- Daniel Abraham DeVeau – vocals
- Sussan Deyhim – vocals
- Judi Donaghy – vocals
- Michele Eaton – vocals
- Gary Eckert – vocals
- Rosana Eckert – vocals
- Peter Eldridge – vocals
- Elizabeth Farnum – vocals
- Andrea Figallo – vocals
- Lisa Fischer – vocals
- La Tanya Hall – vocals
- Albert Hera – vocals
- Datevik Hovanesian – vocals
- Aubrey Johnson – vocals
- Mark Johnson – vocals
- Curtis King – vocals
- Lauren Kinhan – vocals
- Josephine Lee – vocals
- Darmon Meader – vocals
- Alexandra Montano – vocals
- Gayla Morgan – vocals
- Kim Nazarian – vocals
- Kevin Osborne – vocals
- Darren Percival – vocals
- Beth Quist – vocals
- Rhiannon – vocals
- David Root – vocals
- Marlon Saunders – vocals
- Fletcher Sheridan – vocals
- Janis Siegel – vocals
- Richard Slade – vocals
- Luciana Souza – vocals
- Michael Steinberger – vocals
- Darryl Tookes – vocals
- Roger Treece – vocals
- Michelle Mailhot Vines – vocals
- Amelia Watkins – vocals
- Michele Weir – vocals
- David B. Whitworth – vocals
- Dave Worm – vocals
Track listing:
All tracks by Bobby McFerrin and Roger Treece, except where noted.
- Baby
- Say Ladeo – Bobby McFerrin, Don Rosler, Roger Treece
- Wailers
- Messages – Don Rosler, Roger Treece
- The Garden
- He Ran to the Train
- Brief Eternity – Don Rosler, Roger Treece
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