Sittin' In

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Master Sound releases are 24-karat gold CDs remastered from first-generation masters. This process utilizes 20-bit technology and Sony's revolutionary "Super Bit Mapping" system. SITTIN' IN is Loggins And Messina's first album, and is more accurately titled: "Kenny Loggins With Jim Messina: Sittin' In". It was Kenny Loggins' album, but the collaboration between producer Messina (who co-wrote 6 songs, played guitar and sang) and Loggins worked so well that the partnership became official on their second album together, LOGGINS AND MESSINA. Loggins & Messina: Kenny Loggins (vocals, guitar, harmonica); Jim Messina (vocals, guitar). Personnel: Lester A. Garth (violin, recorder, saxophone, steel drum, background vocals); Michael Omartian (concertina, keyboards, steel drum); Jon Clarke (oboe, saxophone, steel drum); Merel Bregante (drums, background vocals); Milt Holland (percussion); Larry Sims (background vocals). Photographers: David Lindeman; Irvin Goodnoff. Jim Messina did much more than "sit in" on the first Loggins & Messina record. Originally supposed to just lend a hand, the former Buffalo Springfield bassist and founding member of Poco ended up contributing much more, acting as producer, singer, guitarist, songwriter, and mandolin player. Messina's increased role on what was initially a Kenny Loggins album led to one of the most successful songwriting partnerships of the '70s. The creamy-voiced Loggins takes the lead on two of the record's most enduring numbers, "Danny's Song," later a Top 10 hit for Canadian chanteuse Anne Murray, that ranks among the definitive love ballads of the decade. And on the unabashedly sentimental "House at Pooh Corner," Loggins tunefully yearns for "the days of Christopher Robin and Pooh" in a way, one suspects, a guy could only get away with in the early 1970s. "Vahevala," Loggins & Messina's contribution to the sailor-song genre recently made popular by bands like Grand Funk and one-hit wonders Looking Glass, ranks among their most beloved tracks. Among Jim Messina's strong contributions is a medley of songs that culminates in the compelling, gospel-tinged "Peace of Mind."