Various Artists - Revolutions in Sound: Warner Bros. Records - The First 50 Years

Title: Revolutions in Sound: Warner Bros. Records - The First 50 Years Artist: Various Artists Release Date: 12/9/2008 Label: Warner Bros. Album Type(s): Explicit lyrics sticker, Various artists collection, Greatest Hits UPC: 093624988014 Genre: Rock Styles: Soul, Rock & Roll, Adult Contemporary, Early Pop/Rock, Psychedelic, Folk-Rock, Contemporary Pop/Rock, Standards, Traditional Pop, AM Pop Total Copies: 0 Members Wishing: 2 Number of Discs/SwapaCD Credits: 10

1. I'll Be with You in Apple Blossom Time :: Tab Hunter
2. 77 Sunset Strip :: Warren Barker Orchestra
3. Kookie, Kookie (Lend Me Your Comb) :: Don Ralke, Edd Byrnes, Connie Stevens
4. Abe Lincoln vs Madison Avenue :: Bob Newhart
5. Sixteen Reasons :: Don Ralke, Connie Stevens
6. Cathy's Clown :: The Everly Brothers
7. Let's Think About Living :: Bob Luman
8. Hello Muddah, Hello Faddah (A Letter from Camp) :: Allan Sherman
9. Blowin' in the Wind :: Peter, Paul and Mary
10. If I Had a Hammer :: Trini Lopez
11. The Lonely Surfer :: Jack Nitzsche
12. Out of Limits :: The Marketts
13. Everybody Loves Somebody :: Dean Martin
14. It Was a Very Good Year :: Frank Sinatra
15. Girl Don't Come :: Sandie Shaw
16. The Vatican Rag :: Tom Lehrer
17. I'm a Fool :: Dino, Desi & Billy
18. These Boots Are Made for Walkin' :: Nancy Sinatra
19. Tiny Bubbles :: Don Ho
20. They're Coming to Take Me Away, Ha-Haaa! :: Napoleon XIV
21. Just Dropped In (To See What Condition My Condition Is In) :: Kenny Rogers & the First Edition
22. Never My Love :: The Association
23. 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy) :: Harpers Bizarre
24. Sit Down, I Think I Love You :: The Mojo Men

1. Purple Haze :: The Jimi Hendrix Experience
2. The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion) :: Grateful Dead
3. I Had Too Much to Dream (Last Night) :: The Electric Prunes
4. Crystal Liaison :: The Fugs
5. Some Velvet Morning :: Lee Hazlewood, Nancy Sinatra
6. The All Golden :: Van Dyke Parks
7. Classical Gas :: Mason Williams
8. Morning Girl :: The Neon Philharmonic
9. Tip Toe Thru' the Tulips with Me :: Tiny Tim
10. I've Gotta Be Me :: Sammy Davis, Jr.
11. Oh Well :: Fleetwood Mac
12. Spirit in the Sky :: Norman Greenbaum
13. But It's Alright :: J.J. Jackson
14. Vehicle :: The Ides of March
15. Express Yourself :: Charles Wright & the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band
16. Fire and Rain :: James Taylor
17. If You Could Read My Mind :: Gordon Lightfoot
18. Surf's Up :: The Beach Boys
19. Virginia Plain :: Roxy Music
20. Locomotive Breath :: Jethro Tull
21. Bang a Gong (Get It On) :: T. Rextasy
22. Stay with Me :: Faces

1. Smoke on the Water :: Deep Purple
2. School's Out :: Alice Cooper
3. Low Yo Yo Stuff :: Captain Beefheart & the Magic Band
4. Willin' :: Little Feat
5. Love Me Like a Man :: Bonnie Raitt
6. Heart of Gold :: Neil Young
7. Sail Away :: Randy Newman
8. Summer Breeze :: Seals & Crofts
9. Blue Sky :: The Allman Brothers Band
10. City of New Orleans :: Arlo Guthrie
11. A Horse with No Name :: America
12. Hello It's Me :: Todd Rundgren
13. Suavecito :: Malo
14. China Grove :: The Doobie Brothers
15. So Very Hard to Go :: Tower of Power
16. Midnight at the Oasis :: Maria Muldaur
17. Andalucia :: John Cale
18. In My Hour of Darkness :: Gram Parsons
19. Tattler :: Ry Cooder
20. Hey Pocky A-Way [Single Version] :: The Meters
21. Butterfat :: David Sanborn

1. Just Us :: Richard Pryor
2. Let's Do It Again :: The Staple Singers
3. Your Love :: Graham Central Station
4. Fooled Around and Fell in Love :: Elvin Bishop
5. Dream Weaver :: Gary Wright
6. Ain't Misbehavin' (I'm Savin' My Love for You) :: Leon Redbone
7. Boulder to Birmingham :: Emmylou Harris
8. Tonight's the Night (Gonna Be Alright) :: Rod Stewart
9. This Masquerade :: George Benson
10. Popsicle Toes :: Michael Franks
11. You Make Me Feel Like Dancing :: Leo Sayer
12. Let Your Love Flow :: The Bellamy Brothers
13. Slow Ride :: Foghat
14. Go Your Own Way :: Fleetwood Mac
15. Excuse Me :: Steve Martin
16. You Light Up My Life :: Debby Boone
17. Sheena Is a Punk Rocker :: The Ramones
18. Bootzilla :: Bootsy's Rubber Band
19. What a Fool Believes :: The Doobie Brothers
20. Lotta Love :: Nicolette Larson
21. Chuck E's in Love :: Rickie Lee Jones

1. Cheap Sunglasses :: ZZ Top
2. Rock Lobster :: The B-52's
3. Once in a Lifetime :: Talking Heads
4. Natural's Not in It :: Gang of Four
5. Freedom of Choice :: Devo
6. The Glow of Love :: Change
7. One in a Million You :: Larry Graham
8. Sailing :: Christopher Cross
9. Watching the Wheels :: John Lennon, Yoko Ono
10. 'Til I Gain Control Again :: Rodney Crowell
11. We're in This Love Together :: Al Jarreau
12. Genius of Love :: Tom Tom Club
13. Pull Up to the Bumper :: Grace Jones
14. Tainted Love :: Soft Cell
15. The Jezebel Spirit :: David Byrne, Brian Eno
16. I'm a Wonderful Thing, Baby :: Kid Creole & the Coconuts
17. Someday, Someway :: Marshall Crenshaw
18. I Melt with You :: Modern English
19. Only You :: Yaz

1. I.G.Y. (What a Beautiful World) :: Donald Fagen
2. Heat of the Moment :: Asia
3. Holy Diver :: Dio
4. Blue Monday :: New Order
5. Gone Daddy Gone ( I Just Want to Make Love to You) :: Violent Femmes
6. Middle of the Road :: The Pretenders
7. Swingin' :: John Anderson
8. I Guess That's Why They Call It the Blues :: Elton John
9. Ain't Nobody :: Rufus & Chaka Khan
10. Jump :: Van Halen
11. The Boys of Summer :: Don Henley
12. The Killing Moon :: Echo & the Bunnymen
13. Take on Me :: a-ha
14. Life in a Northern Town :: The Dream Academy
15. Just Like Honey :: The Jesus and Mary Chain
16. Slave to Love :: Bryan Ferry
17. She Sells Sanctuary :: The Cult

1. Money for Nothing :: Dire Straits
2. You Can Call Me Al :: Paul Simon
3. Tutu :: Miles Davis
4. Medley: Just a Gigolo/I Ain't Got Nobody :: David Lee Roth
5. Lean on Me :: Club Nouveau
6. Higher Love :: Steve Winwood
7. Guitars, Cadillacs :: Dwight Yoakam
8. To Know Him Is to Love Him :: Emmylou Harris, Dolly Parton, Linda Ronstadt
9. Got My Mind Set on You :: George Harrison
10. Alex Chilton :: The Replacements
11. I Want to Be Your Man :: Roger
12. Always :: Atlantic Starr
13. Nite and Day :: Al B. Sure!
14. Chains of Love :: Erasure
15. Handle with Care :: The Traveling Wilburys
16. Jane Says :: Jane's Addiction
17. Epic :: Faith No More
18. Me, Myself and I :: De La Soul
19. Veronica :: Elvis Costello

1. Like a Prayer :: Madonna
2. O.G. Original Gangster :: Ice-T
3. The Humpty Dance :: Digital Underground
4. Personal Jesus :: Depeche Mode
5. Crazy :: Seal
6. Wicked Game :: Chris Isaak
7. Losing My Religion :: R.E.M.
8. Here's a Quarter (Call Someone Who Cares) :: Travis Tritt
9. I Wanna Sex You Up :: Color Me Badd
10. Baby Got Back :: Sir Mix-A-Lot
11. Jump Around :: House of Pain
12. Remedy :: The Black Crowes
13. Kiko and the Lavender Moon :: Los Lobos
14. Under the Bridge :: Red Hot Chili Peppers
15. Tears in Heaven :: Eric Clapton
16. Constant Craving :: k.d. lang
17. The Long Cut :: Uncle Tupelo
18. If That's Your Boyfriend (He Wasn't Last Night) :: Me'Shell Ndegéocello

1. Longview :: Green Day
2. You Don't Know How It Feels :: Tom Petty
3. Delia's Gone :: Johnny Cash
4. Thinkin' Problem :: David Ball
5. Drown :: Son Volt
6. Hey Man Nice Shot :: Filter
7. 7 Words :: Deftones
8. You Oughta Know :: Alanis Morissette
9. Where Have All the Cowboys Gone? :: Paula Cole
10. The Chanukah Song :: Adam Sandler
11. Super Bon Bon :: Soul Coughing
12. Breathe :: The Prodigy
13. Brimful of Asha :: Cornershop
14. Hot Rod Heart :: John Fogerty
15. Iris :: The Goo Goo Dolls
16. The Mummers' Dance :: Loreena McKennitt
17. Believe :: Cher
18. One Week :: Barenaked Ladies
19. Breathe :: Faith Hill
20. Cousin Dupree :: Steely Dan

1. Down with the Sickness :: Disturbed
2. Just in Case :: Jaheim
3. All You Wanted :: Michelle Branch
4. Do You Realize?? :: Flaming Lips
5. The Taste of Ink :: The Used
6. Breaking the Habit :: Linkin Park
7. Cannonball :: Damien Rice
8. Save a Horse (Ride a Cowboy) :: Big & Rich
9. Bat Country :: Avenged Sevenfold
10. Excerpt from: The Way Up, Pt. 1 :: Pat Metheny Group
11. Home :: Michael Bublé
12. Bad Day :: Daniel Powter
13. Awake :: Josh Groban
14. Fidelity :: Regina Spektor
15. Starlight :: Muse
16. Welcome to the Black Parade :: My Chemical Romance
17. Icky Thump :: The White Stripes
18. The Day That Never Comes :: Metallica

Year Type Label Catalog # 2008 CD Warner Bros. 431612

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Unlike other labels subjected to exhaustive multi-disc retrospectives like this whopping ten-disc Revolutions in Sound: Warner Bros. Records -- The First Fifty Years, Warner Brothers never embodied a scene or sound: they've always embodied what a major label should be -- a dominant force that chronicles and dictates the sound of the mainstream. Coming out at the tail-end of 2008, when the influence of major labels is on a slow steady decline, Revolutions in Sound can be seen as a portrait of a time that's beginning to recede into the past: a time when there was such a thing as mass entertainment, when the pop audience all shared a common bond of hit records they either loved or rallied against. Perhaps the greatest things about this monumental box set is that it captures that colossus while also illustrating that for a while, majors did take risks. Of course, Warner was the riskiest of all the majors, never held back by an anti-rock & roll sourpuss like Mitch Miller, who struggled to keep CBS out of the tumult of the '60s (this with no less than Bob Dylan as the label's flagship rock artist). Instead, Warner embraced the underground, recording some of the strangest to shake out of the '60s, and that adventure fits a label that turned to rock & roll to help establish themselves as a real player at the turn of the '60s. The label had started as an outgrowth of Warner's film division, releasing singles by heartthrob Tab Hunter and other Hollywood-related ephemera -- all chronicled in the first tracks of the 199-track box set (the set is a gargantuan 320 tracks in its USB drive edition; the extra 121 songs fill out the details), which includes the theme for "77 Sunset Strip" and Edd Byrnes' "Kookie, Kookie (Lend Me Your Comb)" -- but in 1960, the label started to shift as they paid out a million dollars -- the largest record contract at that point in time -- to the Everly Brothers, giving them the one rock & roll act that was still actively recording and having hits as the '50s gave way to the '60s. The Everlys weren't the only act to help establish Warner in 1960: there also was Bob Newhart, whose Button-Down Mind was a blockbuster that year, giving the label two hits to build a house upon.

That process wasn't quite as simple as it sounds, as Warner spent the first stretch of the '60s with Kennedy-era comedy, novelties, and folk, never quite dipping head-first into rock & roll, outside of some surf and Bob Luman's "Let's Think About Living," (where he shook like Elvis). Warner didn't start to spread its wings until the back half of the '60s, after acquiring Frank Sinatra's Reprise -- the first of many purchases or distribution deals with smaller labels, almost all of which are included even if the contract later lapsed -- and starting to dig into the weird outgrowth of psychedelia. Warner had sunshine pop and Reprise signed Jimi Hendrix but they also got really, truly weird, taking risks on the acid-drenched Grateful Dead, underground rebels the Fugs, Hollywood eccentric Van Dyke Parks, and a host of other weirdos brought in via Frank Zappa's Straight, all represented proudly by Captain Beefheart. Warner wasn't all rock -- they still had Reprise running through the rat pack and they touched upon L.A. soul and funk, contributions that sometimes get overlooked thanks to the underground rock riches of the late '60s and '70s.

These were Warner's golden years and they stretched into the mid-'70s, as the label and its subsidiaries cultivated a stable of singer/songwriters -- Neil Young, Randy Newman, James Taylor, Gordon Lightfoot, Gram Parsons, Bonnie Raitt -- and had some of the best and biggest rock & roll bands: everybody from the British glam and prog of Roxy Music, Jethro Tull, and T. Rex to the American blues boogie of Little Feat and the Doobie Brothers, with metalheads Deep Purple and rowdy ruffians the Faces falling somewhere in between. This wild, wooly time gave way to the slick, commercially oriented sound of the late '70s, when disco and soft rock sanded down the excesses, but before things got too slick Warner snapped up Sire, bringing the label punk godfathers the Ramones and many of their artiest offshoots, including Talking Heads, the B-52's, and Gang of Four. If from this point on the set sacrifices the aesthetic unity of the '60s and '70s -- as disparate as all those sounds were, it all seemed to fit -- it makes up for it in breadth, as Warner and their off-shoots had those post-punkers, the soft sounds of Christopher Cross and Al Jarreau, the dark neon club beats of Grace Jones, the exuberant Kid Creole, country superstars John Anderson and Rodney Crowell, metal gods Van Halen, superstar Madonna, moody British rockers New Order, Echo & the Bunnymen and the Jesus & Mary Chain, plus veterans like Paul Simon and Steve Winwood still doing great work, still selling records. More than anything, this period seems like the golden age of the major label, when the majors credibly touched on every bit of popular music -- when hip-hop surfaced at the end of the '80s, Warner had the controversial Ice-T, plus Digital Underground -- and could sell it. This was a time where it meant something to be on a major label, a paradigm that crested in the early '90s, then collapsed in the wake of corporate calculations in the later '90s. Although the last two discs on Revolutions in Sound cherry-pick this era well, it's still possible to hear the air go out of the balloon somewhere around 1996, after the Prodigy and Cornershop gave Warner two last bracing bits of the unexpected, and then everything settles down into pre-programmed niches, where there is a parade of forgettable active rockers and sensitive adult contemporary balladeers and even the Flaming Lips seem to fill a demographic need.

But that's the story of the majors: they started relatively small, got big and then got bigger, before they eventually all collapsed. To hide that would give Revolutions in Sound a bit of a false note, so it's good that the story ends anti-climatically. Because even with that slightly sour coda, it's hard to look at Revolutions in Sound and not feel a slight pang for the era of major labels and mass pop culture, especially because nobody did it as well, or as weirdly, as Warner. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

Name Credits Adam Sandler Producer Adria Petty Photography Al B. Sure! Producer Al Schmitt Mixing, Engineer Alan Pappé Photography Alan Tarney Producer Alberto Tolot Photography Alejandro Rodriguez Digital Engineer Alex Sadkin Producer Allan Blazek Producer Allen Covert Associate Producer Allen Toussaint Producer America Associate Producer Andre Betts Producer André Harrell Executive Producer Andrew Gill Producer Andrew Scheps Mixing Andy Wallace Mixing Anton Corbijn Photography Arthur Elgort Photography Atron Gregory Producer August Darnell Producer Autumn DeWilde Photography Barry Feinstein Photography Ben Mink Producer Benny Medina Executive Producer Big Kenny Producer Bill Ham Producer Bill Szymczyk Producer Blake Chancey Producer Bob Destocki Producer Bob Dickins Executive Producer Bob Ezrin Producer Bob Kraushaar Engineer Bob McCluskey Producer Bob Merlis Author Bob Warr Producer Bob Weir Author Bones Howe Producer Bonnie Schiffman Photography Brian Ahern Producer Brian Eno Producer Brian Liesegang Producer Brian Paulson Engineer, Mixing, Producer Brian Rawling Producer Brooks Arthur Producer Bryan Ferry Producer Byron Gallimore Producer Charles Wright Producer Chas Chandler Producer Chris Blackwell Producer Chris E. Thomas Producer Chris Frantz Producer Chris Lord-Alge Mixing Christian Anthony Photography Christine Bergren Music Clearance Christopher Frederick Photography Claus Ogerman Conductor, Orchestral Arrangements Curtis Mayfield Producer Dalia Franco Music Clearance Damien Rice Producer, Engineer, Mixing Daniel Miller Producer, Noise Daniel Panetta Project Assistant Dave Fridmann Producer Dave Jerden Producer David Banks Producer David Byrne Producer David Foster Arranger, Producer David Gilmour Producer David Hassinger Producer David Kahne Engineer, Mixing, Producer David Leonard Producer David Lord Engineer David N. Lewis Producer, Arranger David Rubinson Producer De La Soul Producer Deftones Producer Denise Brown Executive Producer Denzil Foster Mixing, Producer, Arranger Devo Producer DJ Aladdin Producer Don Bronstein Photography Don Gant Producer Don Gilmore Producer Don Ralke Orchestra Director, Choir Director Donald Fagen Producer Donn Landee Engineer E. Johnson Strings, Guest Appearance E.C. Radcliffe Producer Ed Caraeff Photography Ed Cherney Engineer Ed Thrasher Photography Eddie Berkeley Producer Elizabeth George Photography Ellen Johnson Photography Elliot Mazer Producer Elliot Straite Producer Elvis Costello Producer, Author Eric Mouquet Producer, Arranger Erik Jacobsen Producer Faith Hill Producer Faith No More Producer Flea Author Fleetwood Mac Producer Flood Producer François Kevorkian Mixing Frank Bez Photography Frank Jones Producer Frank Rand Producer Fred Wesley Horn Arrangements Gary Katz Producer Gary Wright Producer Gavin Cochrane Photography George Clinton Producer George Drakoulias Producer George Harrison Producer George Massenburg Producer George Nicholson Associate Producer Gerard Way Author Gil Norton Mixing Ginny Winn Photography Glen Ballard Producer Glyn Johns Producer Grace Winder Strings, Guest Appearance Gram Parsons Producer Grateful Dead Arranger Greg Fidelman Mixing, Engineer Greg Penny Producer Gregg Brown Producer Henry Diltz Photography Herb Ritts Photography Hugh Jones Producer Humberto Gatica Producer, Engineer, Mixing Ian Anderson Producer Ian Samwell Producer Ice-T Producer, Author, Executive Producer J. Scott Jackson Conductor, Arranger Jack Douglas Producer Jack Joseph Puig Mixing Jack White III Producer Jacques Fred Petrus Producer, Executive Producer James Minchin Photography Jason Corsaro Engineer Jason Ware Photography Jay Graydon Producer Jay Scott King Producer, Arranger, Mixing Jeff Dawson Producer Jeff Dexter Associate Producer Jeff Gold Author Jeffrey Kent Ayeroff Author Jerry Samuels Producer Jim Conkling Author Jim Dickinson Producer Jim Marshall Photography Jim Shea Photography Jimmy Bowen Producer Jimmy Gilmer Executive Producer Jimmy Hilliard Producer Joe Boyd Producer Joe Brooks Producer Joe Saraceno Producer Joe Smith Author Joel Dorn Producer Joey Lawrence Photography John Anderson Associate Producer John Court Producer John Feldmann Mixing, Engineer, Producer John Fogerty Producer John Lennon Producer John Pilla Producer John Rich Producer John Shanks Producer Johnny K Producer Jon King Producer Jonathan Lewis Associate Producer Joseph Wissert Producer Josh Groban Arranger, Producer, Author Julie Brunnick Archivist k.d. lang Producer Keith Flint Vocals Ken Caillat Associate Producer Ken Scott Engineer Kendall Bright Photography Kenny Rogers Producer Kevin Killen Engineer, Mixing Kristine Larsen Photography Kyle West Producer Larry Graham Producer Lee Hazlewood Producer Lenny Waronker Author, Producer Lew Futterman Producer Lili Fini Zanuck Executive Producer Lindsey Buckingham Author Loreena McKennitt Producer Los Lobos Producer Lou Busch Conductor, Arranger Louie Shelton Producer Luther Vandross Vocals Lyle Mays Producer Madonna Producer Marcus Miller Producer Mario Malavasi Executive Producer Mark Hanauer Photography Mark Knopfler Producer Mark Taylor Producer Mark VanHecke Producer Marshall Crenshaw Producer Matt Wallace Producer Michael Campbell Producer, Associate Producer Michael Cuscuna Producer Michael Omartian Producer Michelle Laurita Photography Mike "Clay" Stone Producer, Engineer Mike Post Producer Mike Salisbury Photography Mike Thorne Producer Mitchell Froom Producer Mo Ostin Author Muggs Producer Neil Dorfsman Producer Neil Young Producer Nelson Wilbury Producer New Order Producer Nick Jameson Producer Nick Laird-Clowes Producer Oko Yono Producer Olaf Heine Photography Otis Wilbury Producer Pat Kraus Mastering Pat Metheny Producer Patrick Leonard Producer Paul Simon Producer Paul Worley Producer Paula Cole Producer Perry Farrell Author, Producer, Photography Pete Anderson Producer Pete Turner Photography Peter Asher Producer Peter Fletcher Project Manager Peter Sinfield Producer Phil Everly Author Phil Gernhard Producer Phil Stern Photography Player Arranger Pookie Gist Associate Producer R.E.M. Producer Randy Newman Author Ray Pohlman Arranger Regina Spektor Producer Rhett Davies Engineer, Producer Rich Costey Producer Richard Creamer Photography Richard Dashut Associate Producer Richard Gottehrer Producer Richard Patrick Producer Richard Perry Producer Richard Wess Arranger Rick Rubin Executive Producer, Producer Rick Walton Producer Rob Cavallo Producer Robert Ash Associate Producer Robert Buller Strings, Guest Appearance Robert Margouleff Associate Producer Robert Mollet Photography Robin Hood Photography Rodney Crowell Producer Roger Troutman Producer Ron Nadel Executive Producer Ronnie James Dio Producer Roy Halee Engineer Russ Titelman Producer Ry Cooder Adaptation, Arranger, Author Ryan Corey Design, Art Direction Scott Booker Producer Scott Levitin Mastering Scott Litt Producer Sherman Weisburd Photography Simon Hale String Arrangements Sir Mix-A-Lot Mixing, Engineer, Producer, Programming, Arranger Sonny Burke Producer Soul Coughing Producer Stan Cornyn Author Stephen Hague Producer Steve Brown Producer Steve Rodby Producer Steve Winwood Producer Steven Baker A&R Steven Meisel Photography Steven Stanley Producer Susan Rogers Producer Susan Rose Project Assistant T Bone Burnett Producer Tal Miller Mastering Ted Allan Photography Ted Templeman Producer, Author Terry Date Producer Terry Ellis Producer Terry O'Neill Photography The Beach Boys Producer The Black Crowes Producer The Goo Goo Dolls Producer Thomas McElroy Producer, Mixing, Arranger Tina Weymouth Producer Tjinder Singh Producer Todd Rundgren Producer Tom Dowd Producer Tom Lord-Alge Mixing, Engineer Tom Petty Associate Producer Tom Whalley Author Tommy Erdelyi Producer Tommy LiPuma Executive Producer, Producer Tony Bongiovi Producer Tony Scotti Producer Tony Visconti Producer Tower of Power Producer Trevor Horn Producer Tupper Saussy Producer, Arranger Van Dyke Parks Author Victoria Pearson Photography Walter Becker Producer Warren Barker Music Direction Warren Zanes Liner Notes Wayne Coyne Author Wayne Lewis Producer, Arranger William Collins Producer William McEuen Producer William Ross Arranger, String Conductor Yael Swerdlow Photography Yaz Producer