On October 19, 2025, Anthony Claiborne Jackson died aged 73. He was musician (electric bass, contrabass, guitar), bassist, regarded as “one of the masters of the instrument”. He performed live in more than 30 countries and recorded in more than 3000 sessions on more than 500 albums, with Al Di Meola, Billy Paul, Carlos Garnett, Roberta Flack, Patti Austin, Alex Bugnon, Michel Camilo, Jorge Dalto, Mandoki Soulmates, Will Downing, Carlos Franzetti, Jun Fukamachi, Eric Gale, Terumasa Hino, Garland Jeffreys, Chaka Khan, Steve Khan, Tania Maria, Harvey Mason, Michel Petrucciani, Buddy Rich, Lee Ritenour, Mike Stern, Hiromi Uehara, Grover Washington Jr., Monty Alexander, Peter Allen, Gabriela Anders, Ashford & Simpson, Fahir Atakoglu, Anita Baker, Bob Baldwin, Gato Barbieri, Thereza Bazar, Jim Beard, Bee Gees, George Benson, Warren Bernhardt, Randy Bernsen, Rory Block, Perry Botkin Jr., Ralph Bowen, Till Brönner, Peabo Bryson, Jimmy Buffett, Dina Carroll, Dennis Chambers, Sandeep Chowta, John Clark, Norman Connors, Chick Corea, Hank Crawford, Randy Crawford, Lou Courtney, Eddie Daniels, Michael Davis, Rainy Davis, Eumir Deodato, Devonsquare, Paul Dresher, Ned Rothenberg, Gene Dunlap, Eliane Elias, Pee Wee Ellis, Jon Faddis, Donald Fagen, Joe Farrell, Rachelle Ferrell, Barry Finnerty, Sonny Fortune, Hiroshi Fukumura, Four Tops, Henry Gaffney, Carlos Garnett, Stephane Grappelli, Urbie Green, Michael Gregory, Dave Grusin, Kit Hain, Delores Hall, Lionel Hampton, Gene Harris, Takehiro Honda, Lena Horne, Miki Howard, Bobbi Humphrey, Phyllis Hyman, Masaru Imada, Freddie Jackson, Joe Jackson, Rebbie Jackson, Al Jarreau, Quincy Jones, Ryo Kawasaki, Earl Klugh, Kahoru Kohiruimaki, Wayne Krantz, Bireli Lagrene, Yusef Lateef, Webster Lewis, Dave Liebman, Reggie Lucas, Ralph MacDonald, Teo Macero, Madonna, Teena Marie, Sleepy Matsumoto, Maureen McGovern, Sergio Mendes, Pat Metheny, Bette Midler, Barry Miles, Russell Morris, Gerry Mulligan, Milton Nascimento, David “Fathead” Newman, Maxine Nightingale, Claude Nougaro, The O’Jays, Jeffrey Osborne, Phil Perry, Peter, Paul & Mary, Esther Phillips, Simon Phillips, Noel Pointer, Jesse Rae, Ernest Ranglin, Lou Rawls, Jess Roden, Diana Ross, Ray Russell, Sam & Dave, David Sanborn, Arturo Sandoval, Alejandro Sanz, Lalo Schifrin, Helen Schneider, John Scofield, John Sebastian, Doc Severinsen, Carly Simon, Edward Simon, Paul Simon, Simon & Garfunkel, Kathy Sledge, Lonnie Liston Smith, Steve Smith, Phoebe Snow, Bert Sommer, David Spinozza, Steely Dan, Jeremy Steig, Charles Sullivan, Ximo Tebar, Nino Tempo, John Tropea, Michal Urbaniak, Dave Valentin, Luther Vandross, Harold Vick, Roch Voisine, Martha Wash, Kazumi Watanabe, Sadao Watanabe, Frank Weber, Dave Weckl, James D-Train Williams, Vanessa Williams, Nancy Wilson, Bernie Worrell and Akiko Yano. As co – leader Jackson released three albums.
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Roxy Music: Manifesto
On March 16, 1979, “E. G.” label released “Manifesto”, the sixth Roxy Music studio album. It was recorded 1978 – 1979, at “Ridge Farm” in Rusper, England, “Basing Street” in London, and was produced by Bryan Ferry, Phil Manzanera, Andy Mackay and Paul Thompson.
Personnel:
- Bryan Ferry – vocals, keyboards, harmonica
- Phil Manzanera – guitar
- Andy Mackay – oboe, saxophone
- Paul Thompson – drums
- Paul Carrack – keyboards
- Richard Tee – piano
- Alan Spenner – bass
- Gary Tibbs – bass
- Steve Ferrone – drums
- Rick Marotta – drums
- Melissa Manchester – backing vocals
- Luther Vandross – backing vocals
- Rhett Davies – recording
- Jimmy Douglass – engineer
- Phill Brown – engineer
- Randy Mason – engineer
Track listing:
All tracks by Bryan Ferry, except where noted.
East Side
- Manifesto – Bryan Ferry, Phil Manzanera
- Trash – Bryan Ferry, Phil Manzanera
- Angel Eyes – Bryan Ferry, Andy Mackay
- Still Falls the Rain – Bryan Ferry, Phil Manzanera
- Stronger Through the Years
West Side
- Ain’t That So
- My Little Girl – Bryan Ferry, Phil Manzanera
- Dance Away
- Cry, Cry, Cry
- Spin Me Round
Alfa Anderson
On December 17, 2024, Alfa Anderson died aged 78. She was singer and educator, founding member (together with her husband Eruliel Barfield) of the band “Voices of Shalom”, but was best known as the lead singer of the band Chic. She recorded with many famous musicians, among them with Luther Vandross, Lou Rawls, The B-52’s, Jaheim, Roberta Flack, The Roches, Marvin Sease, Odyssey, Doc Powell, Martha Wash, Debbie Gibson, Jennifer Holliday, Ashford and Simpson, Nat Adderley, Roy Buchanan and Dionne Warwick. In 2014, Anderson received the “Global Entertainment Media Arts (G.E.M.A.) Foundation’s Golden Mic Award”, and Citation from the City of Philadelphia for her contributions to music “Le Freak” (song by Chis) featuring Anderson on the lead vocals, was inducted into the 2015 “Grammy Hall of Fame”. In 2018, the song was added to the “National Recording Registry” by the “Library of Congress”. In 2018, Mayor Hardie Davis Jr. of Augusta, Georgia gave Anderson the Keys to the City and declared May 5 as “Alfa Anderson Day”.
James Ingram: It’s Your Night
On July 27, 1983, “Qwest Records” and “Warner Bros” labels released “It’s Your Night”, the debut James Ingram album. It was recorded 1982 – 1983, at “Westlake” and “Ocean Way” in Los Angeles, and was produced by Quincy Jones. In 1985, the album track “Yah Mo B There” won “Grammy Award” for “Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group”.
Personnel:
- James Ingram – lead and backing vocals, keyboards, synthesizers, synth bass, arrangements
- Quincy Jones – African voices, electric piano, arrangements
- Michael McDonald – lead and backing vocals, synthesizers, arrangements
- Patti Austin – lead and backing vocals
- Paul Jackson Jr. – guitars
- Larry Carlton – guitars
- George Doering – guitars
- Greg Phillinganes – acoustic piano, keyboards, synthesizers
- David Foster – acoustic piano, keyboards, synthesizers, arrangements
- Robbie Buchanan – keyboards, synthesizers, arrangements
- Jimmy Smith – organ, synthesizers
- Michael Boddicker – synthesizers
- Mark Vieha – synthesizers, arrangements
- Craig Hundley – synthesizers, synthesizer programming
- Rod Temperton – synthesizers, arrangements
- Don Dorsey – synthesizers
- David Paich – synthesizers, arrangements
- Ian Underwood – synthesizer programming
- Steve Porcaro – synthesizer programming
- Louis Johnson – bass guitar
- Abe Laboriel – bass guitar
- Nathan East – bass guitar
- Harvey Mason Sr. – drums
- John Robinson – drums
- Raymond Calhoun – drums
- Leon “Ndugu” Chancler – drums
- Paulinho Da Costa – percussion
- Steve Ray – fingerpopper
- Ernie Watts – tenor saxophone
- Larry Williams – saxophone
- Tom Scott – saxophone, lyricon
- Gary Grant – trumpet, flugelhorn
- Jerry Hey – trumpet, flugelhorn
- Bill Reichenbach Jr. – trombone
- Ollie E. Brown – backing vocals
- Zane Giles – backing vocals
- Jim Gilstrap – backing vocals
- Susaye Greene Brown – backing vocals
- Howard Hewett – backing vocals
- Bunny Hull – backing vocals
- David Pack – backing vocals
- Phillip Ingram – backing vocals
- Augie Johnson – backing vocals
- Valerie Johnson – backing vocals
- Scherrie Payne – backing vocals
- Luther Vandross – backing vocals
- Tom Bahler – backing vocals
- Linda Harmon – backing vocals
- Edie Lehmann – backing vocals
- Paulette McWilliams – backing vocals
- Carmen Twillie – backing vocals
- Maxine Willard Waters – backing vocals
- Johnny Mandel – arrangements
Track listing:
- Party Animal – James Ingram, Richard Page, Mark Vieha
- Yah Mo B There – James Ingram, Quincy Jones, Michael McDonald, Rod Temperton
- She Loves Me (The Best That I Can Be) – Jim Photoglo, Brian Francis Neary
- Try Your Love Again – Glen Ballard, Brock Walsh
- Whatever We Imagine – David Foster, Paul Gordon, Jeremy Lubbock
- One More Rhythm – Rod Temperton
- There’s No Easy Way – Barry Mann
- It’s Your Night – James Ingram, Barry Mann, Cynthia Weil
- How Do You Keep the Music Playing – Alan and Marilyn Bergman, Michel Legrand
David Bowie: Young Americans
On March 7, 1975, “RCA” label released “Young Americans”, the ninth David Bowie studio album. It was recorded August 1974 – January 1975, at “Sigma Sound” in Philadelphia, “Record Plant” and “Electric Land Studios” in New York City, and was produced by Tony Visconti, Harry Massin and David Bowie.
Personnel:
- David Bowie – vocals, guitar, keyboards
- John Lennon – vocals and backing vocals, guitar
- Carlos Alomar – guitars
- Earl Slick – guitars
- Mike Garson – piano
- Willie Weeks – bass guitar
- Emir Ksasan – bass guitar
- Dennis Davis – drums
- Andy Newmark – drums
- Ralph MacDonald – percussion
- Pablo Rosario – percussion
- Larry Washington – congas
- David Sanborn – saxophone
- Ava Cherry – backing vocals
- Robin Clark – backing vocals
- Luther Vandross – backing vocals, vocal arrangements
- Anthony Hinton – backing vocals
- Diane Sumler – backing vocals
- Jean Fineberg – backing vocals
- Jean Millington – backing vocals
Track listing:
All tracks by David Bowie, except where noted.
- Young Americans
- Win
- Fascination – David Bowie, Luther Vandross
- Right
- Somebody There Likes Me
- Across the Universe – John Lennon, Paul McCartney
- Can You Hear Me
- Fame – David Bowie, Carlos Alomar, John Lennon
Aretha Franklin: Get It Right
On July 14, 1983, “Arista” label released “Get It Right”, the twenty-ninth Aretha Franklin studio album. It was recorded in 1983, and was produced by Luther Vandross.
Personnel:
- Aretha Franklin – lead and backing vocals, vocal arrangements
- Doc Powell – guitar
- Georg Wadenius – guitar
- Teddy F. White – guitar
- Nat Adderley Jr. – keyboards, rhythm arrangements
- Marcus Miller – synthesizers, bass guitar, rhythm arrangements
- Yogi Horton – drums
- Paulinho da Costa – percussion, congas, bongos
- Steve Kroon – congas, triangle
- Dave Friedman – vibraphone
- David Carey – timpani
- George Young – soprano saxophone
- Alan Rubin, George Young, Gregory Williams, Jim Pugh, John Clark, Jon Faddis, Lew Soloff, Lou Marini, Peter Gordon, Ronnie Cuber, Tom Malone – horns
- Alfred Brown, Barry Finclair, Elena Barere, Emanuel Vardi, Guy Lumia, Harold Kohon, Harry Zaratzian, Homer Mensch, Jan Mullen, Jean R. Dane, Jesse Levy, John Beal, John Pintavalle, Jonathan Abramowitz, Joseph Rabushka, Judy Geist, Julien Barber, Kathryn Kienke, Kermit Moore, Lamar Alsop, Lewis Eley, Margaret Ross, Marilyn Wright, Regis Landiorio, Richard Sortomme, Richard Young, Sanford Allen, Sue Pray, Winterton Garvey – strings
- Rob Mounsey – string arrangements, horn arrangements
- Paul Riser – string and horn arrangements
- Luther Vandross – vocal arrangements, backing vocals
- Michael Love Smith – vocal arrangements, backing vocals
- Brenda White – backing vocals
- Fonzi Thornton – backing vocals
- Michelle Cobbs – backing vocals
- Phillip Ballou – backing vocals
- Tawatha Agee – backing vocals
- Yvonne Lewis – backing vocals
- Cissy Houston – backing vocals
- Darlene Love – backing vocals
- Paulette McWilliams – backing vocals
- Brenda Corbett – backing vocals
- Margaret Branch – backing vocals
- Sandra Richardson – backing vocals
- Aaron T. Smith – backing vocals
- Danny Dedusual Smith – backing vocals
- Myrna Smith – backing vocals
- Don Cuminale – engineer
- Paul Brocek, Michael Christopher – additional engineering, engineer assistant
- Mark Cobrin – engineer assistant
- Michael H. Brauer – mixing
- Donn Davenport – art direction
- Howard Fritzson – design
Track listing:
All tracks written by Luther Vandross and Marcus Miller, except where noted.
- Get It Right
- Pretender
- Every Girl (Wants My Guy)
- When You Love Me Like That
- I Wish It Would Rain – Barrett Strong, Norman Whitfield, Roger Penzabene
- Better Friends Than Lovers – Michael Lovesmith
- I Got Your Love – Luther Vandross
- Giving In – Clarence Franklin
Aretha Franklin: What You See Is What You Sweat
On June 25, 1991, “Arista” label released “What You See Is What You Sweat”, the thirty-third Aretha Franklin studio album. It was recorded in 1990, and was produced by Burt Bacharach, Carole Bayer Sager, David “Pic” Conley, Aretha Franklin, Michel Legrand, Oliver Leiber, Gene Lennon, Bruce Roberts, Joshua Thompson, David Townsend, Luther Vandross, Narada Michael Walden and Elliot Wolff.
Personnel:
- Aretha Franklin – lead and backing vocals, piano
- Rick Iantosca – acoustic guitar
- Paul Jackson Jr. – guitar
- Dean Parks – guitar
- Vernon Black – guitar
- David Townsend – guitar
- Jean-Marc Benais – guitar
- Teddy F. White – guitar
- Al Turner – bass guitar
- Marcus Miller – bass guitar
- Dominique Bertram – bass guitar
- Rudolph Stansfield – piano
- Thierry Eliez – piano
- Skip Anderson – keyboards
- Burt Bacharach – keyboards
- Oliver Leiber – keyboards, drum programming, guitar
- Jason Miles – keyboards
- Louis Biancaniello – keyboards, programming
- David Foster – keyboards, programming
- Nat Adderley Jr. – keyboards
- Bobby Wooten – keyboards, electric piano, drum programming, synthesizer
- Michael Boddicker – keyboards, programming
- Hubert Eaves III – keyboards, drum programming
- Elliot Wolff – keyboards, drum programming
- Joshua Thompson – keyboards, guitar, synthesizer
- Peter Schwartz – additional keyboards
- Charles Scales – synthesizer
- Michel Legrand – synthesizer
- Guy Vaughn – drum programming
- Narada Michael Walden – drums, programming
- Buster Marbury – drums
- André Ceccarelli – drums
- Paulinho da Costa – percussion
- Larry Fratangelo – percussion
- Larry Williams – programming
- Franck Thore – Pan pipes
- Onita Sanders – harp
- Candy Dulfer – saxophone
- David Boruff – saxophone
- Gene Lennon – programming
- Cindy Mizelle – backing vocals
- Jesse Richardson – backing vocals
- Sandra Feva – backing vocals
- Brenda Corbett – backing vocals
- Fonzi Thornton – backing vocals
- Diane Green – backing vocals
- Sherry Fox – backing vocals
- Portia Griffin – backing vocals
- Margaret Branch – backing vocals
- Jarvis Barker – backing vocals
- Nikita Germaine – backing vocals
- Skyler Jett – backing vocals
- Jeanie Tracy – backing vocals
- Tony Lindsay – backing vocals
- Gwen Guthrie – backing vocals
- Tawatha Agee – backing vocals
- Donna Davis – backing vocals
- Marj Harber – backing vocals
- Esther Ridgeway – backing vocals
- Gloria Ridgeway – backing vocals
- Gracie Ridgeway – backing vocals
- Clive Davis – executive producer
Track listing:
- Everyday people – Sly Stone
- Ever Changing Times – Burt Bacharach, Bill Conti, Carole Bayer Sager
- What You See Is What You Sweat – David Conley, Derrick Culler, Gene Lennon, Joshua Thompson
- Mary Goes Round – Elliot Wolff, Oliver Leiber
- I Dreamed a Dream – Alain Boubill, Herbert Kretzmer, Jean Marc Natel, Claude Michel Schonberg
- Someone’s Else’s Eyes – Bruce Roberts, Burt Bacharach, Bayer Sager
- Doctor’s Orders – Luther Vandross, Hubert Eaves III
- You Can’t Take Me for Granted – Aretha Franklin
- What You Give – Aretha Franklin
- Everyday People (Shep Pettibone Remix) – Sly Stone
Bette Midler: Songs for the New Depression
On January 8, 1976, “Atlantic” label released “Songs for the New Depression”, the third Bette Midler studio album. It was recorded 1972 – 1976, at “Secret Sound Studio” New York, N.Y., “Electric Lady” and “Media Sound Studios” in New York, N.Y., “Atlantic Recording Studios” in New York, N.Y., and was produced by Bette Midler, Joel Dorn, Ahmet Ertegün, Arif Mardin, Mark “Moogy” Klingman, and Jack Malken.
Personnel:
- Bette Midler – lead and backing vocals, assistant engineer
- Glaswegians Orchestra – arranged and conducted by Arif Mardin
- Moogy Klingman – piano, electric piano, RMI Computer keyboard, Mini Korg synthesizer, harmonica, arranger and conductor
- Ralph Schuckett – acoustic piano, clavinet, organ, Sound City piano, harmonium, string ensemble, arranger, conductor
- Bob Dylan – vocals
- Dick Hyman – piano
- David Spinozza – guitar
- Jerry Friedman – guitar
- Todd Rundgren – guitar, backing vocals
- Dave Webster – slide guitar
- Rick Derringer – pedal steel guitar
- Eric Weissberg – banjo, mandolin
- Don Brooks – harmonica
- Sivuca – accordion
- Dominic Cortese – accordion
- Boris Matusewitch – concertina
- John Siegler – bass guitar
- Milt Hinton – acoustic bass, bass guitar
- John Miller – acoustic bass
- Teddy Sommer – drums, percussion
- Mark Rosengarden – drums, percussion
- Steve Gadd – drums
- John Wilcox – drums
- Barbara Burton – percussion
- Angel Allende – percussion
- Jack Malken – additional percussion
- Norman Pride – conga
- Randy Brecker – horns, trumpet solo
- Michael Brecker – horns
- Barry Rogers – horns
- Mel Davis – trumpet
- William Siapin – flute
- John Lissauer – saxophone, chimes, arranger, conductor
- David Nadien – strings
- Barry Finclair – strings
- Raul Poliakin – strings
- Tony Posk – strings
- Gene Orloff – strings
- Harry Lookofsky – strings
- Charles McCracken – strings
- Jessy Levy – strings
- Harry Lookofsky – violin
- Matthew Raimondi – violin
- Emanuel Green – violin
- Kenny Kosek – fiddle
- Luther Vandross – arranger, backing vocals
- Dianne Sumler – backing vocals
- David Lasley – backing vocals
- Erin Dickins – backing vocals
- Annie Sutton – backing vocals
- Donny Beard – backing vocals
- Charlotte Crossley – backing vocals
- Leata Galloway – backing vocals
- Ben Harney – backing vocals
- Rhetta Hughes – backing vocals
- Thomas Moore – backing vocals
- Ula Hedwig – backing vocals
- Sharon Redd – backing vocals
- Ramona Stubblefield – backing vocals
- Clifford Townsend – backing vocals
- Revelation – backing vocals
- Rosie – backing vocals
- Gotham – backing vocals
- Arif Mardin – arranger, conductor, backing vocals, remix
- Marty Nelson – vocal arranger
- Jack Malken – recording, remix engineer
- Lew Hahn – recording, remix engineer
- Jan Rathbun – engineer
- Gerry Block – engineer assistant
- Dave Wittman – engineer assistant
- Richard Amsel – inner sleeve illustration
- Michaele Vollbracht – shopping bag
- Kenn Duncan – poster photography
- Deborah Turbville – photography
Track listing:
- Strangers in the Night – Bert Kaempfert, Charles Singleton, Eddie Snyder
- I Don’t Want the Night to End – Phoebe Snow
- Mr. Rockefeller – Jerry Blatt, Bette Midler
- Old Cape Cod – Claire Rothrock, Allan Jeffrey, Milton Yakus
- Buckets of Rain – Bob Dylan
- Love Says It’s Waiting – Nick Holmes
- Shiver Me Timbers / Samedi et Vendredi – Tom Waits, Bette Midler, Moogy Klingman
- No Jestering – Carlton Malcolm
- Tragedy – Gerald Nelson, Fred Burch
- Marahuana – Arthur Jonston, Sam Coslow
- Let Me Just Follow Behind – Moogy Klingman
Ralph MacDonald
On December 18, 2011, Ralph Anthony MacDonald died aged 67. He was musician (percussion, steelpan), songwriter, arranger, record producer, and philanthropist. His best known compositions are “Where Is the Love”, a “Grammy Award” winner for Roberta Flack and Donny Hathaway duet), “Just the Two of Us” (recorded by Bill Withers and Grover Washington Jr.), and “Mister Magic” (recorded by Grover Washington Jr.). MacDonald was member of the bands Desperadoes Steel Orchestra, Steelband Panorama, and Jimmy Buffett’s Coral Reefer Band. He recorded with many famous musicians including David Bowie, Aretha Franklin, Art Garfunkel, Billy Joel, Quincy Jones, Carole King, Miriam Makeba, David Sanborn, Paul Simon, Steely Dan, James Taylor, Luther Vandross, Amy Winehouse, Bob James, Ashford and Simpson, and The Brothers Johnson. As a leader MacDonald released ten albums.
Ringo Starr: Ringo The 4th
On September 20, 1977, “Polydor” label released “Ringo the 4th”, the sixth Ringo Starr studio album. It was recorded February – June 1977, in Cherokee, Los Angeles, Atlantic, and New York City, and was produced by Arif Mardin.
Personnel:
- Ringo Starr– lead vocals, drums
- David Spinozza– guitar
- John Tropea– guitar
- Jeff Mironov – guitar
- Cornell Dupree– guitar
- Lon Van Eaton– guitar
- Dick Fegy – guitar
- Danny Kortchmar– guitar
- David Bromberg– guitar
- Tony Levin– bass guitar
- Chuck Rainey– bass guitar
- Hugh McDonald– bass guitar
- Don Grolnick– keyboards
- David Foster– keyboards, clavinet, piano
- Richard Tee– clavinet, piano
- Jeff Gutcheon – keyboards
- Ken Bichel– keyboards
- Steve Gadd– drums
- Michael Brecker– saxophone
- Randy Brecker– trumpet
- Don Brooks– harmonica
- Arnold McCuller – backing vocals
- Brie Howard– backing vocals
- David Lasley – backing vocals
- Debra Gray – backing vocals
- Duitch Helmer – backing vocals
- Jimmy Gilstrap – backing vocals
- Joe Bean – backing vocals
- Luther Vandross– backing vocals
- Lynn Pitney – backing vocals
- Marietta Waters – backing vocals
- Maxine Anderson – backing vocals
- Melissa Manchester– backing vocals
- Rebecca Louis – backing vocals
- Robin Clark– backing vocals
- Vini Poncia– backing vocals
- Bette Midler– backing vocals
Track listing:
- Drowning in the Sea of Love – Kenny Gamble, Leon Huff
- Tango All Night – Steve Hague, Tom Seufert
- Wings – Richard Starkey, Vini Poncia
- Gave It All Up – Richard Starkey, Vini Poncia
- Out on the Streets – Richard Starkey, Vini Poncia
- Can She Do It Like She Dances – Steve Duboff, Gerry Robinson
- Sneaking Sally Through the Alley – Allen Toussaint
- It’s No Secret – Richard Starkey, Vini Poncia
- Gypsies in the Flight – Richard Starkey, Vini Poncia
- Simple Love Song – Richard Starkey, Vini Poncia
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