In September 1976, “Nemperor Records” label released Oh, Yeah?, album by Jan Hammer Group (fourth Jan Hammer album overall). It was recorded in 1976, at “Red Gate Studio” in Kent, New York, and was produced by Jan Hammer.
Personnel:
Jan Hammer – electric piano, synthesizer, engineer
Steven Kindler – violin, electric violin, rhythm guitar
On January 29, 1991, “Full Moon” label released “Twenty 1”, the seventeenth Chicago studio album. It was recorded in 1990, at “Record Plant” in Hollywood, “Can-Am Recorders” in Tarzana, CA, “Ground Control Studios” in Santa Monica, CA and was produced by Humberto Gatica and Ron Nevison.
Personnel:
Dawayne Bailey – guitars, backing vocals
Robert Lamm – lead and backing vocals, keyboards, brass arrangements
Bill Champlin – lead and backing vocals, keyboards, brass arrangements
Jason Scheff – lead and backing vocals, bass
Tris Imboden – drums, percussion
Lee Loughnane – trumpet, flugelhorn, backing vocals, brass arrangements
James Pankow – trombone, backing vocals, brass arrangements
Walter Parazaider – woodwinds, backing vocals
Michael Landau – guitars
David Foster – acoustic piano
Robbie Buchanan – keyboards
Tom Keane – keyboards
Efrain Toro – keyboards
Steve Porcaro – keyboards programming
John Keane – drums
Stephen “Doc” Kupka – baritone saxophone
Jerry Hey – brass arrangements
Dennis Matkosky – brass arrangements
Humberto Gatica –engineer, mixing
Ron Nevison –engineer tracks
Jim Mitchell – engineer assistant
Jeff Poe – engineer assistant
Alex Rodriguez – additional engineering
Deandra Miller – production assistant
Kosh Brooks Design – art direction, design
Chris Cuffaro – photography
Track listing:
Explain It to My Heart – Diane Warren
If It Were You – J. Scheff, Darin Scheff, Tony Smith
You Come to My Senses – Billy Steinberg, Tom Kelly
Somebody, Somewhere – Bill Champlin, Dennis Matkosky, Kevin Dukes
What Does It Takes – J. Scheff, Gerard McMahon
One from the Heart – Robert Lamm, Gerard McMahon
Chasin’ the Wind – Diane Warren
God Save the Queen – James Pankow, J. Scheff
Man to Woman – J. Scheff, Adam Mitchell
Only Time Can Heal the Wounded – Robert Lamm, Gerard McMahon
In December 1971, “Grunt” label released the self-titled, debut Papa John Creach album. It was recorded in 1971 at “Wally Heider Studios” in San Francisco, and was produced by Papa John Creach and Mike Lipskin.
Personnel:
Papa John Creach – vocal. electric violin, arranger
Grace Slick– vocals
Jerry Garcia– guitar
John Cipollina, Bruce Conte – guitar
Jorma Kaukonen– guitar
Rufus Anderson – guitar
Bob Wilson – guitar
Carlos Santana– guitar
Paul Kantner– rhythm guitar
Art Hillery – piano, organ
Mike Lipskin– organ, piano
Gregg Rolie– organ
Nick Buck – piano
Dave Brown, Jack Casady– bass
Bobby Haynes – bass
Skip Olsen – bass
Douglas Rauch– bass
Peter Sears– bass
Sammy Piazza – drums
Tony Smith– drums
Joey Covington– drums, congas
Jack Bonus – saxophone
Greg Adams– trumpet
Mic Gillette– trombone
Stan Monteiro – clarinet
Los Angeles Brass Section – brass
Los Angeles String Section – strings
Roger Hamilton Spotts – arranger
Ken Hopkins – engineer, mixing
Peter Granet – engineer
Bill Thompson, Acy Lehman – design, concept
Bruce Steinberg – photography
Track listing:
The Janitor Drives a Cadillac – Joey Covington
Louis Blues – W.C. Handy
Papa John’s Down Home Blues – Papa John Creach, Roger Spotts
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