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0664140244429

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Overview
Melissa Manchester's first album of new material in a decade was filled with big, dramatic ballads and widescreen production values. That was closer to what seemed a comfortable style for the singer than the dance-pop she had affected in the mid-1980s, but still did not return her to the creative promise she had shown in the mid-1970s.
Product Details
Release Date: | 11/07/2006 |
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Label: | Wounded Bird |
UPC: | 0664140244429 |
catalogNumber: | 2444 |
Rank: | 64614 |
Tracks
Album Credits
Performance Credits
Melissa Manchester Primary Artist,Vocals,Background VocalsWintley Phipps Vocals
Gary Foster Clarinet
Richard Greene & The Greene String Quartet Violin,Soloist
Richard Greene Violin
Peggi Blu Background Vocals
Rachele Cappelli Background Vocals
Charles May Background Vocals
Scott Alspach Keyboards
Jerry Barnes Background Vocals
Katreese Barnes Background Vocals
Chuck Berghofer Bass
Robbie Buchanan Keyboards
Dennis Budimir Guitar
Teddy Castellucci Guitar
Vinnie Colaiuta Drums
Beverly Dangerfield Background Vocals
Jud Friedman Keyboards
Claude Gaudette Keyboards
Jim Gilstrap Background Vocals
Melissa "Missy" Hasin Cello
Bob Harsen Drums
Cliff Hugo Bass
James Hynes Trumpet
Phillip Ingram Background Vocals
Brian Kilgore Percussion
Robbie Kondor Keyboards
Michael Landau Guitar
Michael Lang Piano
Will Lee Bass
Charles Loper Trombone
Joe Mardin Cymbals,Keyboards,Hi Hat
Doug Norwine Saxophone,Soloist
Gene Orloff Concert Master
Tim Pierce Guitar
John Putnam Guitar
Roger Rosenberg Baritone Saxophone
Tom Salisbury Piano,Vocals,Background Vocals
Steve Skinner Keyboards
Andy Snitzer Tenor Saxophone,Soloist
Neil Stubenhaus Bass
Frank Szabo Trumpet
Efrain Toro Percussion
Carlos Vega Drums
Dan Wilensky Alto Saxophone
Carolyn Willis Vocals,Background Vocals
Margaret Wooten Violin,Soloist
James V. Ross Viola
Ollie Creggett Background Vocals
Linda T. Willis Background Vocals,Choir Master
Christopher Tate Concert Master
Deborah A. Alexander Background Vocals,Choir Master
Ettamaria Ellis Background Vocals
Technical Credits
Melissa Manchester Arranger,ProducerChris Lord-Alge Remixing
Scott Alspach drum programming
Robbie Buchanan Arranger
Jud Friedman Producer,String Arrangements,drum programming
Claude Gaudette Arranger,Programming,Producer,Orchestral Arrangements
Robbie Kondor Arranger,Programming
Johnny Mandel Contributor,String Arrangements
Arif Mardin Arranger,Producer,Executive Producer,Orchestration,String Arrangements
Taavi Mote Engineer,Remixing
Ron Nevison Producer,Engineer,Remixing
Michael O'Reilly Engineer,Remixing
Steve Skinner Arranger,Programming,Producer
Jeremy Smith Engineer
Melanie Nissen Art Direction
Michael Lippman Executive Producer
Jeremy Holland-Smith Engineer,Remixing
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