Title: Small World Artist: Huey Lewis & the News Release Date: 1988 Label: Chrysalis, Import, Repertoire Album Type(s): lyrics/libretto UPCs: 4009910488829, 044114162223, 094632162229, 094632162243 Genre: Rock Styles: Pop/Rock, Album Rock, Bar Band Moods: Cheerful, Confident, Fun, Amiable/Good-Natured, Earnest, Exuberant, Joyous, Party/Celebratory, Rollicking, Rousing, Energetic, Freewheeling, Happy, Organic, Rambunctious, Refined/Mannered, Summery, Boisterous, Silly, Playful, Raucous, Rowdy Total Copies: 13 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 1

1. Small World, Pt. 1
2. Old Antone's
3. Perfect World
4. Bobo Tempo
5. Small World, Pt. 2
6. Walking With the Kid
7. World to Me
8. Better Be True
9. Give Me the Keys (And I'll Drive You Crazy)
10. Slammin'

Year Type Label Catalog # 2001 CD Repertoire 104888 2001 CD Repertoire 4888 1998 CD Import 32240 1990 CD Chrysalis 21622 ------ CD Chrysalis F2-21622

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Small World was another platinum hit for Huey Lewis & the News, but the album is weaker than their previous three records. Lewis tries to position himself as a socially conscious rocker -- no less than three tracks have the word "world" in their title -- writing songs about the perilous state of the environment and urging everybody to live together peacefully, since "there ain't no livin' in a perfect world." The group also decided to broaden its musical horizons, exploring rootsy American music like the zydeco of "Bobo Tempo" and the bluesy "Old Antone's." Although they're interesting, none of the musical diversions work as well as the bouncy Top Ten hit "Perfect World," but Lewis & the News still can conjure enough charm to get them through the rough patches. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

Name Credits Bill Gibson Vocals, Drums, Percussion Bob Brown Executive Producer Bob Missbach Engineer, Mixing Bruce Hornsby Accordion, Vocals (Background) Chris Hayes Guitar, Vocals Chris Welch Liner Notes David Fredericks Vocals (Background) David Tolmie Vocals (Background) Dwight Clark Vocals (Background) Emilio Castillo Sax (Tenor) Greg Adams Arranger, Trumpet Huey Lewis Producer, Vocals, Main Performer, Harmonica Huey Lewis & the News Producer James Watts Vereeke Vocals (Background) Jerome Fletcher Vocals (Background) Jim "Watts" Vereecke Vocals (Background), Assistant Engineer Jim Moran Vocals (Background) Jock McDonald Photography Joe Montana Vocals (Background) Joel Jaffe Vocals (Background) Johnny Colla Guitar, Vocals, Saxophone Lee Thornburg Trumpet Mario Cipollina Bass Michael Duke Vocals (Background) Michael Rosen Assistant Engineer Peter Michael Horn, Percussion Ralph Arista Vocals (Background) Riki Ellison Vocals (Background) Roger Ressmeyer Cover Photo Ronnie Lott Vocals (Background) Sean Hopper Vocals, Keyboards Stan Getz Sax (Tenor) Stephen "Doc" Kupka Sax (Baritone) Steve Grove Sax (Tenor) Tom Size Assistant Engineer Tower of Power Horn Section ?