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McGuinn, Clark & Hillman
McGuinn, Clark & Hillman
Capitol Compact Disc
CDP 7 96355 2
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1. Long Long Time
(C. Hillman/R. Roberts)
Copyright (C) 1978 by Picasso Publishing Co. (BMI) All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission.
2. Little Mama
(Gene Clark) Copyright (C) 1978 by Gene Clark Music (BMI) All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission.
3. Don't You Write Her Off
(R. McGuinn/R.J. Hippard)
Copyright (C) 1978 by McGuinn Music/Red Shift Music (BMI) All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission.
4. Surrender To Me
(Rick Vito)
Copyright (C) 1978 by Fat Frog Music (BMI) All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission.
5. Backstage Pass
(Gene Clark/S. Quantrill)
Copyright (C) 1978 by Gene Clark Music (BMI) All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission.
6. Stopping Traffic
(C. Hillman/P. Knobler)
Copyright (C) 1978 by Bar None Music/Lovelust Music (BMI). All rights for the world controlled by Picasso Publishing Co. All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission.
7. Feelin' Higher
(G. Clark/T. Messina)
Copyright (C) 1978 by Gene Clark Music (BMI) All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission.
8. Sad Boy
(Chris Hillman)
Copyright (C) 1978 by Bar None Music (BMI). All rights for the world controlled by Picasso Publishing Co. All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission.
9. Release Me Girl
(G. Clark/T.J. Kaye)
Copyright (C) 1975 by Rear View Music (BMI) All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission
10 Bye Bye, Baby
(R. McGuinn/R.J. Hippard)
Copyright (C) 1978 by McGuinn Music/Red Shift Music (BMI) All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission.
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Produced by Ron Albert & Howard Albert for Fat Albert Productions, Inc.
Recorded and Mixed by Don Gehman/Criteria Studios
Assistant Engineers: Sam Taylor and Kevin Ryan
String & Horn Arrangements by Mike Lewis
Musicians:
Greg Thomas - Drums
George Terry - Acoustic & Electric Guitar, Piano
Joe Lala - Percussion
Paul Harris - Keyboards
Additional Vocals:
John Sambataro and Rhodes,
Chalmers & Rhodes
Al Hersh Management, Ron Rainey/Magna Artists
Special Thanks to Jesse E. Hillman for inspiration on "Sad Boy" and J.S. Quantrill for "Backstage Pass"
Art Direction: Roy Kohara
Design: Phil Shima
Photography: Jim McCrary
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We dedicate this album to the memory of Stan Goldstein
Roger McGuinn, Gene Clark and Chris Hillman have written a new, contemporary chapter that forges a link with their legendary pasts and the promise of their futures. They're at once a new group and an old one - these guys are among the few able to mirror the thoughts and feelings of the two different generations coming of age in two different worlds.
The words and sounds of McGuinn, Clark & Hillman flowed naturally during these Miami sessions, rising from the spirit of camaraderie that began to take shape more than a decade ago. That spirit has grown as they have, as we all have, as we all will.
This is an album of new American music, a kind which three artists drawing from their experiences as they look ahead. Ron Albert was right when he said their music bridges the Fifties and Eighties. There is a timeless quality in McGuinn, Clark and Hillman that renders analysis insignificant. More importantly, it deserves to be heard by everyone.
Stephen Peeples
From the original 1979 release
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(p) (C) 1979 Capitol Records
McGuinn, Clark & Hillman
McGuinn, Clark & Hillman
Capitol Compact Disc
CDP 7 96355 2
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1. Long Long Time
(C. Hillman/R. Roberts)
Copyright (C) 1978 by Picasso Publishing Co. (BMI) All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission.
2. Little Mama
(Gene Clark) Copyright (C) 1978 by Gene Clark Music (BMI) All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission.
3. Don't You Write Her Off
(R. McGuinn/R.J. Hippard)
Copyright (C) 1978 by McGuinn Music/Red Shift Music (BMI) All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission.
4. Surrender To Me
(Rick Vito)
Copyright (C) 1978 by Fat Frog Music (BMI) All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission.
5. Backstage Pass
(Gene Clark/S. Quantrill)
Copyright (C) 1978 by Gene Clark Music (BMI) All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission.
6. Stopping Traffic
(C. Hillman/P. Knobler)
Copyright (C) 1978 by Bar None Music/Lovelust Music (BMI). All rights for the world controlled by Picasso Publishing Co. All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission.
7. Feelin' Higher
(G. Clark/T. Messina)
Copyright (C) 1978 by Gene Clark Music (BMI) All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission.
8. Sad Boy
(Chris Hillman)
Copyright (C) 1978 by Bar None Music (BMI). All rights for the world controlled by Picasso Publishing Co. All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission.
9. Release Me Girl
(G. Clark/T.J. Kaye)
Copyright (C) 1975 by Rear View Music (BMI) All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission
10 Bye Bye, Baby
(R. McGuinn/R.J. Hippard)
Copyright (C) 1978 by McGuinn Music/Red Shift Music (BMI) All Rights Reserved. Used by Permission.
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Produced by Ron Albert & Howard Albert for Fat Albert Productions, Inc.
Recorded and Mixed by Don Gehman/Criteria Studios
Assistant Engineers: Sam Taylor and Kevin Ryan
String & Horn Arrangements by Mike Lewis
Musicians:
Greg Thomas - Drums
George Terry - Acoustic & Electric Guitar, Piano
Joe Lala - Percussion
Paul Harris - Keyboards
Additional Vocals:
John Sambataro and Rhodes,
Chalmers & Rhodes
Al Hersh Management, Ron Rainey/Magna Artists
Special Thanks to Jesse E. Hillman for inspiration on "Sad Boy" and J.S. Quantrill for "Backstage Pass"
Art Direction: Roy Kohara
Design: Phil Shima
Photography: Jim McCrary
____________________________________________________________
We dedicate this album to the memory of Stan Goldstein
Roger McGuinn, Gene Clark and Chris Hillman have written a new, contemporary chapter that forges a link with their legendary pasts and the promise of their futures. They're at once a new group and an old one - these guys are among the few able to mirror the thoughts and feelings of the two different generations coming of age in two different worlds.
The words and sounds of McGuinn, Clark & Hillman flowed naturally during these Miami sessions, rising from the spirit of camaraderie that began to take shape more than a decade ago. That spirit has grown as they have, as we all have, as we all will.
This is an album of new American music, a kind which three artists drawing from their experiences as they look ahead. Ron Albert was right when he said their music bridges the Fifties and Eighties. There is a timeless quality in McGuinn, Clark and Hillman that renders analysis insignificant. More importantly, it deserves to be heard by everyone.
Stephen Peeples
From the original 1979 release
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(p) (C) 1979 Capitol Records
