Desitively Bonnaroo

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:37:11
Personnel includes: Dr. John (vocals, guitar, piano); Leo Nocentelli (guitar); Gary Brown (clarinet, soprano, alto & tenor saxophones); Mark Colby (clarinet, tenor saxophone); Whit Sidener (alto & baritone saxophones); Ken Faulk (trumpet, flugelhorn); Peter Graves (trombone, euphonium); Arthur Neville (organ); Allen Toussaint (keyboards, percussion, background vocals); George Porter, Jr. (electric bass); Joseph Modeliste (drums); Jessie Smith (background vocals). Producers include: Allen Toussaint, Joel Dorn. Engineers include: Karl Richardson, Roberta Grace, Ken Laxton. Recorded at Criteria, Miami, Florida and Sea-Saint Studios, New Orleans, Louisiana. Personnel: Dr. John (vocals, guitar, piano, keyboards, sound effects, background vocals); Robbie Montgomery (vocals, background vocals); Jessica Smith (vocals); Leo Nocentelli (guitar); Gary Brown (clarinet, saxophone, soprano saxophone, alto saxophone, tenor saxophone); Mark Colby (clarinet, tenor saxophone, wind); Whit Sidener (saxophone, alto saxophone, baritone saxophone); Kenneth Faulk (trumpet, flugelhorn, horns); Peter Graves (trombone, euphonium, horns); Arthur "Red" Neville (organ); Allen Toussaint (keyboards, percussion, background vocals); Art Neville (keyboards); George Porter, Jr. (electric bass); Ziggy Modeliste (drums); Jessie Smith (background vocals). Audio Remasterer: Gary Hobish. Audio Remixers: Ken Laxton; Roberta Grace. Liner Note Author: Michael Myers . Recording information: Criteria Recording Studios, Miami, FL; Sea-Saint Recording Studios, New Orleans, LA. Photographer: Barry Feinstein. Unknown Contributor Roles: Dr. John; The Meters. Arranger: Allen Toussaint. When you latch onto a hit formula, don't mess with it, and that is just what the doctor ordered with Desitively Bonnaroo. With installment number three of Dr. John's funky New Orleans-styled rock & roll, trying to strike gold again proved elusive. There wasn't the big hit single this time around to help boost sales, and the tunes were starting to sound a little too familiar. While not a carbon copy of his previous releases, Desitively Bonnaroo was a disappointment to his fans. Good as it was, it was the end of an era for Dr. John and his type of music. ~ James Chrispell
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)