Anything Goes : Deluxe Expanded Mono Edition

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Harpers Bizarre: Dickie Scoppetone (vocals, guitar, bass); Ted Templeman (vocals, guitar, drums); Eddie James (guitar); Dick Yount (bass, background vocals); John Petersen (drums, percussion, background vocals). Recorded in Hollywood, California in 1967. Originally released on Warners (1716). Includes original liner notes by Stan Cornyn. Digitally remastered by Bob Irwin (Sundazed Studios, Coxsackie, New York). Personnel: Louis Morell, Dennis Budimir, Donnie Lanier, Glen Campbell, Al Casey , James Burton, Mike Deasy, Ron Elliott, Tommy Tedesco , Bodie Chandler (guitar); Doug Dillard (banjo, mandolin); Gayle Levant (harp); George Poole, James Getzoff, George Kast, Charles Berghofer, William Kurasch, Joseph DiFiore, Alex Murray, Harry Hyams, Leonard Malarsky, Bernard Kundell, Sidney Sharp, Israel Baker, Allan Harshman, Virginia Majewski, Ralph Schaeffer, Paul Shure, Harry Bluestone, Bobby Bruce, Samuel Boghossian, Neil Levang (violin, viola); Norman Herzberg, Gene Cipriano, Jay Migliori, James Horn, Plas Johnson , Anthony Ortega, Sidney Miller, Ted Nash, Bud Shank, William E. Green (flute, woodwinds, saxophone); Howard Terry, Charles Gentry (woodwinds, saxophone); Roy Caton, Oliver Mitchell, Carroll Lewis, Anthony Terran, Virgil Evans (trumpet); David Duke , James Decker (French horn); Dick Hyde, Kenny Schroyer, Lew McCready, Sinclair Lott (trombone); Mike Rubini, Gene Garf, Mike Melvoin, Van Dyke Parks (piano, keyboards); James Gordon, Hal Blaine, Joe Porcaro, John Guerin (drums); Victor Feldman, Norm Jeffries, Jerry D. Williams, Kenneth Watson , Eddie Brackett Jr., Milt Holland, Emil Richards, Charles Shoemake (percussion); Jack Glaser (sound effects). Audio Remixer: Lee Herschberg. Liner Note Author: Steve Stanley. Recording information: Eldorado Recording Studio; T.T.G. Studios; Western Recorders, Studio 1. Editor: Lee Herschberg. The California harmony pop quintet's debut album is an astonishingly varied concoction, with songs and stunning arrangements by some of Los Angeles' most creative talents (including Randy Newman, legendary singer-songwriter David Blue, and Van Dyke Parks) sharing space with Cole Porter and Glenn Miller classics and Doug Kershaw's Cajun "Louisiana Man." Extra tracks include the group's beautiful country-flavored lullaby-cum-love song, "Cotton Candy Sandman (Sandman's Coming)."