🎵 AotW David Crosby: OH YES I CAN (A&M SP 5232)

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1. "Drive My Car" Crosby 3:34
2. "Melody" Crosby, Doerge 4:07
3. "Monkey and the Underdog" Crosby, Doerge 4:15
4. "In the Wide Ruin" Doerge, Henske 4:47
5. "Tracks in the Dust" Crosby 4:48
6. "Drop Down Mama" Crosby 3:07
7. "Lady of the Harbor" Crosby, Doerge 3:19
8. "Distances" Crosby 3:36
9. "Flying Man" Crosby, Doerge 3:25
10. "Oh Yes I Can" Crosby 5:08
11. "America (My Country 'Tis of Thee)" Traditional, arranged by Hedges 1:58



  • Producers – David Crosby; Craig Doerge and Stanley Johnston (Tracks 1-7, 9, 10 & 11); Howard Alpert and Ron Alpert (Track:cool:.
  • Executive Producer – Eddie Wilner
  • Engineers – Stephen Barncard, Steve Gursky, Stanley Johnston, Gerry Lentz and Jay Parti.
  • Assistant Engineers – Tom Banghart, Gary Boatner, Michael Bosley, Troy Cruze, Larry Goodwin, Scott Gordon, Mark McKenna, Russell Schmidt, Allan Tucker, Bob Vogt and Paul Winger.
  • Mixing – Niko Bolas (Track 1); Stanley Johnston (Tracks 2-11).
  • Mastered by Bob Ludwig and Mike Reese at Masterdisk (New York, NY) and A&M Mastering Studios (Los Angeles, CA).
  • Art Direction and Design – Caroline Balog and Gary Burden
  • Photography – Henry Diltz (back cover), Jay Parti (front cover) and Aaron Rapoport (inner sleeve).
Released Jan. 23, 1989
Reached # 104 in the Billboard Top 200, charted 10 weeks from entry 2-18-89.
"Drive My Car" went to # 3 as a single
Issued as CD 5232 & in Japan as D25Y3303

JB

NOTE: There is no release corresponding to "SP 5231"









 
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I listened to about two tracks and said, "Oh no you can't!" :laugh:
 
Crosby and Herbie Mann have something in common. Both spent most of their careers recording for Atlantic label, which they left briefly for A&M and then returned.

JB
 
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