In February 1968, “RCA Victor” label released “Hangin’ On”, the eight Waylon Jennings album. It was recorded in 1967, at “RCA Victor Studios” in Nashville, and was produced by Chet Atkins.
Personnel:
Waylon Jennings – vocal, guitar
Jerry Gropp – guitar
Richie Albright – drums
Al Pachucki – engineer
Bill Vandevort – engineer
Jim Malloy – engineer
Skeeter Davis – liner notes
Track listing:
Hangin’ On – Ira Allen, Buddy Mize
Julie – Waylon Jennings
The Crowd – Roy Orbison, Joe Melson
Let Me Talk to You – Danny Dill, Don Davis
Woman, Don’t You Ever Laugh at Me – Bobby Bare
The Chokin’ Kind – Harlan Howard
Gentle on My Mind – John Hartford
Right Before My Eyes – Don Bowmann, Waylon Jennings
Lock, Stock and Teardrops – Roger Miler
I Fall in Love So Easily – Glenn Martin, Billy Swan
Looking at a Heart That Needs a Home – Harlan Howard
On February 7, 1995, “Polygram” label released “The Woman in Me”, the second Shania Twain studio album. It was recorded 1994 – 1995, at “Sound Stage Studio”, “Battery Studios”, “Javelina Recording Studios” and “Recording Arts” in Nashville, “A.R.P. Track Productions” in St. Anne Des Lacs, Quebec, Canada, and was produced by Robert John “Mutt” Lange. In December 2000, the album was certified 12× Platinum by the RIAA in USA. In 2006, “The Woman in Me” was ranked number 8 on CMT’s list of “40 Greatest Albums in Country Music”.
Personnel:
Shania Twain – lead and backing vocals, claps, footsteps
Dann Huff – tic tac bass, lead guitar, electric guitar, slide guitar, guitar textures, wa-wa guitar (Sic), jangle guitar, claps
Paul Franklin – pedal steel guitar, Pedabro
Larry Byrom – acoustic guitar, electric rhythm guitar
Brent Mason – lead guitar, electric guitar, six-string bass guitar
Billy Crain – slide guitar
John Hughey – pedal steel guitar
Brent Rowan – electric guitar textures
Sam Bush – mandolin
John Barlow Jarvis – piano, Wurlitzer electric piano
Hargus “Pig” Robbins – piano
David Hungate – bass guitar, fretless bass, double bass
Paul Leim – drums, percussion, tambourine, shaker, door slam
Terry McMillan – percussion, cowbell, harmonica, boot stomps
Joe Spivey – fiddle
Glen Duncan – fiddle
Rob Hajacos – fiddle
Nashville String Machine – string section
Ronn Huff – string arrangements
Nick Keca – claps
Robert John “Mutt” Lange – backing vocals, claps
Warren Peterson – engineer
Simon Pressey – engineer
Ron “Snake” Reynolds – engineer
Nick Keca – engineer
Lee Groitzsch – overdub engineer
Brian Tankersly – overdub engineer
Craig White – engineer assistant
Robert Charles – overdub engineer assistant
Wayne Morgan – overdub engineer assistant
Track listing:
All tracks by Shania Twain and Robert John Lange, except where noted
On January 24, 2006, “Coconut Bay” label released “There You Are Again”, the 17th Livingston Taylor album. It was recorded in 2005, at “Paragon Studios”, “Vertical Sound Studio”, “Skylight Studio” and “Oxford recording Studio” in Nashville, “Avatar Studio”, “Dark Horse Recording”, “The Tracking Room”, “Sound Kitchen”, “Verité Music”, “Hiatus Studios”, “Q Division Studios” and “ Parr Audio”, and was produced by Glenn Rosenstein.
Personnel:
Livingston Taylor – lead vocals, acoustic guitar
Carly Simon – lead vocal
Take 6 – lead vocals
James Taylor – acoustic guitar, backing vocals
Jeffrey Mirinof – acoustic and electric guitar
George Marinelli – electric guitar
Danny Toroll – electric guitar
Chris Rodiguez – electric guitar
Vince Gill – electric guitar
Paul Franklin – pedal steel guitar
Dan Dugmore – pedal steel guitar
Aybrie Haynie – mandolin
Shane Keister – piano, Hammond organ
Matt Rollings – piano, organ
Gary Corbett – Hammond organ
Glenn Worf – bass
Leland Sklar – bass
Tommy Sims – bass
Chad Cromwell – drums
Steve Gadd – drums
Bashiri Johnson, Ken Lewis – percussion
Gary Burton – vibraphone
David Sanborn – saxophone
Jerry Vivino – tenor saxophone
Lew Soloff – trumpet
Tony Kadleck – trumpet
Rich Rosenberg – trombone
Gary Corbett – glockenspiel
Paul Franklin – dobro
Tim Davis – backing vocals, vocal arrangements
New Day Jubilee Choir – backing vocals
Kim Flemming, Kim Mont, Vicki Hampton, Kate Taylor, Pam Tillis, Lisa Cochran, Marabeth Jordan – backing vocals
On January 10, 1989, “Warner Bros” label released “Bluebird”, the fifteenth Emmylou Harris studio album. It was recorded in 1988, in Nashville, and was produced by Richard Bennett.
Personnel:
Emmylou Harris – vocals, acoustic and electric guitar, percussion
Richard Bennett – acoustic, electric and 12-string guitar, mandolin, bass, percussion
Steve Fishell – acoustic and electric guitar, pedal steel, electric bass, dobro
Paul Kennerley – acoustic guitar
Barry Tashian – acoustic guitar, backing vocals
Mike Henderson – slide guitar
Bonnie Raitt – slide guitar, backing vocals
Kieran Kane – mandolin
Glen Duncan – mandolin
Mark O’Connor – mandolin
Marty Stuart – mandolin
Carl Marsh – synthesizer, Hammond organ
Glen Hardin – piano, synthesizer
Kate McGarrigle – accordion, backing vocals
Dave Pomeroy – acoustic and electric bass, bass violin
Billy Thomas – vocals, drums, percussion
Kenny Malone – percussion
Ashley Cleveland – backing vocals
Donivan Cowart – backing vocals
Mary Ann Kennedy – backing vocals
Anna McGarrigle – backing vocals
Pamela Rose – backing vocals
Harry Stinson – backing vocals
Emory Gordy, Jr. – conductor, string arrangements
Donivan Cowart – engineer
Mark Richardson – engineer
Eric Paul – engineer assistant
George Massenburg – mixing
Sharon Rice – mixing assistant
Paul Dieter – mixing assistant
Glenn Meadows – mastering
Janet Levinson – art direction, design
Caroline Greyshock – photography
Track listing:
Heaven Only Knows – Paul Kennerley
You’ve Been on My Mind – Rodney Crowell
Icy Blue Heart – John Hiatt
Love Is – Kate McGarrigle, Anna McGarrigle, Jane McGarrigle
No Regrets – Tom Rush
Lonely Street – Carl Belew, W.S. Stevenson, Kenny Sowder
On December 1. 2017, “Mercury Nashville” label released “From A Room: Volume 2”, the third Chris Stapleton studio album. It was recorded in 2017, at “RCA Studio A” in Nashville, and was produced by Dave Cobb and Chris Stapleton.
Personnel:
Chris Stapleton – lead vocals, acoustic and electric guitar
Dave Cobb – acoustic guitar, percussion
Morgane Stapleton – tambourine, backing vocals
J.T. Cure – bass guitar, upright bass
Derek Mixon – drums
Vance Powell – engineer, mixing
Pete Lyman – mastering
Gena Jonhson – assistant
Rachel Urquhart – illustrations
Mary Hooper – design
Track listing:
Millionaire – Kevin Welch
Hard Livin’ – Chris Stapleton, Kendell Marvel
Scarecrow in the Garden – Chris Stapleton, Brice Long, Matt Fleener, Salvatore Polimeni
Nobody’s Lonely Tonight – Chris Stapleton, Mike Henderson
Tryin’ to Untangle My Mind – Chris Stapleton, Jaron Boyer, Kendell Marvel
A Simple Song – Chris Stapleton, Darrell Hayes
Midnight Train to Memphis – Chris Stapleton, Mike Henderson
Drunkard’s Prayer – Chris Stapleton, Jameson Clark
On November 4, 1997, “Mercury” label released “Come on Over”, the third Shania Twain studio album. It was recorded 1996 – 1997, at “Emerald Sound”, “GBT”, “Masterfonics Tracking Room”, “Seventeen Grand Recording” in Nashville, “Sven” and “Sound Barriers” in New York, “Glenn Gould” in Toronto, and was produced by Robert John “Muff” Lange.
On October 19, 2018, “Republic” label released “Anthem of the Peaceful Army”, the debut Greta Van Fleet studio album. It was recorded in 2018, at “Blackbirds Studios” in Nashville, Tennessee, and was produced by Marion Young, Al Sutton and Herschel Boone.
Personnel:
Joshua Kiszka – vocals, acoustic guitar
Jacob Kiszka – guitar, backing vocals
Samuel Kiszka – bass guitar, keyboards, backing vocals
Daniel Wagner – drums, backing vocals
Al Sutton – recording, mixing
Tanner Peters – recording assistant
Jason Mott – recording assistant
Marlon Young – mixing
Ryan Smith – mastering
Kyledidthis – art direction, design
Ashley Pawlak – art direction, design
Eliot Lee Hazel – photography
Track listing:
All tracks by Joshua Michael Kiszka, Jacob Thomas Kiszka, Samuel Francis Kiszka and Daniel Robert Wagner.
On October 16, 1990, “Warner Bros” label released “Brand New Dance”, the 16th Emmylou Harris album. It was recorded in 1990, in Nashville, and was produced by Richard Bennett and Allan Reynolds.
Personnel:
Emmylou Harris – lead and harmony vocals, acoustic guitar
Richard Bennett – acoustic and electric guitar, mandolin, tambourine, 6-String Bass, bass
Chris Leuzinger – acoustic and electric guitar
James Hollihan, Jr. – slide guitar
Bruce Bouton – steel guitar
Stuart Duncan – mandolin, fiddle
John Jarvis – piano
Pete Wasner – piano
Bobby Wood – organ, piano, keyboards, electric piano
Jo-El Sonnier – French accordion, triangle
Glenn Worf – bass
Bob Wray – bass
Roy M. “Junior” Husky – bass
Dave Pomeroy – bass
Garry Tallent – bass
Kenny Malone – drums, percussion
Milton Sledge – drums, percussion
Harry Stinson – drums
Mary Black – harmony vocals
Marshall Chapman – harmony vocals
Kathy Chiavola – harmony vocals
Iris DeMent – harmony vocals
Jamie O’Hara – harmony vocals
Wayland Patton – harmony vocals
Kieran Kane – harmony vocals
Dolores Keane – harmony vocals
Kostas – harmony vocals
Barry Tashian – harmony vocals
Claire Lynch – harmony vocals
Melba Montgomery – harmony vocals
Carl Gorodetzky – strings
Jim Grosjean – strings
Lee Larrison – strings
Connie Ellisor – strings
Ted Madsen – strings
Robert Mason – strings
Dennis Molchan – strings
Laura Molyneaux – strings
Gary VanOsdale – strings
Kristin Wilkinson – strings
Pamela Sixfin – strings
Mark Tanner – strings
Nashville String Machine – strings, group
Peter Gorisch – cello
Cindy Reynolds Wyatt – harp
Liam O’Flynn – human whistle, uilleann pipes
Davy Spillane – human whistle, uilleann pipes
Charles Cochran – string arrangements
Mark Miller – engineer, mixing
Denny Purcell – mastering
Laura LiPuma – art direction, design
Peter Nash – photography
Track listing:
Wheels of Love – Marjy Plant
Tougher Than the Rest – Bruce Springsteen
In His World – Kostas Lazarides, Leigh Reynolds
Sweet Dreams of You – Paul Kennerley, John David
Easy for You to Say – Jack Wesley Routh, Randy Sharp
Rollin’ and Ramblin’ (The Death of Hank Williams) – Robin Williams, Linda Williams, Jerome Clark
Better Off Without You – Marshall Chapman, Dennis Walker, Fontaine Brown
On September 26, 1988, “Island” label released “Seven Year Itch”, the fifteenth Etta James studio album. It was recorded in 1988, at “Digital Recorders” in Nashville, Tennessee, and was produced by Rob Fraboni, Rocky Fataar and Barry Beckett.
Personnel:
Etta James – vocals
Kenny Greenberg, Reggie Young, Steve Cropper – guitar
Art Neville, Barry Beckett – keyboards
Bob Wray, James “Hutch” Hutchinson, Willie Weeks – bass
Ricky Fataar, Roger Hawkins – drums
Jim Horn – saxophone, horn arrangements
Jack Hale, Mike Haynes, Quitman Dennis – horns
Howard Steele, Rich Schirmer, Scott Hendricks – recording
Barry Beckett, Scott Hendricks – mixing
Track listing:
I Got the Will – Otis Redding
Jump into My Fire – Johnny Cobb, Jana King
Shakey Ground – Jeffrey Bowen, Alphonso Boyd, Eddie Hazel
Come to Mama – Willie Mitchell, Earl Randle
Damn Your Eyes – Steve Bogard, Barbara Wyrick
Breaking Up Somebody’s Home – Al Jackson, Jr., Timothy Matthews
The Jealous Kind – Robert Guidry
How Strong Is a Woman – Bettye Crutcher
It Ain’t Always What You Do (It’s Who You Let See You Do It) – Carl Hampton, Homer Banks, Raymond Jackson
On August 9, 2019, “Five Seven Music” label released “Super Moon”, the seventh Dirty Heads (The) studio album. It was recorded in 2019, at “Studio A” of the RCA building in Nashville, Tennessee, and was produced by Dave Cobb.
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