Name: Welcome Home / The Okeh Years by Walter Jackson
Brand: Walter Jackson
SKU: 074646462829
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COMPILATION

This collection features 15 tracks from Walter Jackson's artistic and commercial peak (1964-1967), including his slew of R&B chart hits, highlights from LPs, and a flop single version of "My Ship Is Comin' In." On occasion, this elaborately produced commercial pop-soul reaches deeply enough into the gloss to rate as a vague precursor to the "quiet storm" music of subsequent decades. ~ Richie Unterberger

15. Welcome Home (Album Version)

by Walter Jackson

Background Vocals: Kitty Haywood
Theresa Davis; Performer
Bass: Louis Satterfield
Bernard Reed
Johnny Pate
Cleveland Eaton; Performer
Arranger: Riley Hampton; Composer
Lyricist: C. Taylor; Composer
Cello: Carl Fruh
Leonard Chausow; Performer
Drums: Maurice White
Al Duncan
Maurice Jennings; Performer
French Horn: Ethel Merker
Steven Lewis
Tom Sill
Roger Whitworth
Melanie Kocher
Maurice Grice
Gene Chausow
Bill Kingelhoffer
Tom Still; Performer
Guitar: Phil Upchurch
Curtis Mayfield
Billy Butler
Earl Backus
Gerald Sims
Ron Steele; Performer
Percussion: Bobby S.m. Christian; Performer
Composer: C. Taylor; Composer
Performer: Walter Jackson; Performer
Piano: John Young
Floyd Morris
Tennyson Stephens; Performer
Saxophone: Willie Henderson
Cliff Davis; Performer
Trombone: John Avant; Performer
Trumpet: Murray Watson
Burgess Gardner; Performer
Viola: Martin Abrams
Karold Klatz
Roger Moulton; Performer
Violin: Harold Cooper
Frank Borgognone
Irving Caplan
Sol Bobrov
Elliot Golub
David Chausow
Arthur Ahlman
Oscar Chausow
Emil Podsade
John Frigo; Performer
Executive Producer: Tony Martell; Production
Primary Artist: Walter Jackson; Main Performer
Producer: Carl Davis; Production

6. It's an Uphill Climb (To the Bottom)

by Walter Jackson

Background Vocals: Theresa Davis
Kitty Haywood; Performer
Bass: Louis Satterfield
Johnny Pate
Bernard Reed
Cleveland Eaton; Performer
Cello: Carl Fruh
Leonard Chausow; Performer
Drums: Maurice White
Maurice Jennings
Al Duncan; Performer
Arranger: Riley Hampton; Composer
Lyricist: Fangette Enzel; Composer
Conductor: Riley Hampton; Conductor
Engineer: Bob Kidder
Bruce Swedien
Danny Leake
Felix Thompson; Production
Executive Producer: Tony Martell; Production
French Horn: Maurice Grice
Steven Lewis
Bill Kingelhoffer
Ethel Merker
Gene Chausow
Melanie Kocher
Roger Whitworth
Tom Sill
Tom Still; Performer
Guitar: Billy Butler
Ron Steele
Curtis Mayfield
Gerald Sims
Phil Upchurch
Earl Backus; Performer
Percussion: Bobby S.m. Christian; Performer
Performer: Walter Jackson; Performer
Piano: John Young
Floyd Morris
Tennyson Stephens; Performer
Saxophone: Willie Henderson
Cliff Davis; Performer
Trombone: John Avant; Performer
Trumpet: Murray Watson
Burgess Gardner; Performer
Viola: Karold Klatz
Martin Abrams
Roger Moulton; Performer
Violin: Irving Caplan
Frank Borgognone
Emil Podsade
Elliot Golub
David Chausow
Arthur Ahlman
Oscar Chausow
Harold Cooper
John Frigo
Sol Bobrov; Performer
Composer: Fangette Enzel; Composer
Mastering Engineer: Thomas Ruff; Production
Primary Artist: Walter Jackson; Main Performer
Producer: Ted Cooper; Production

1. My Ship Is Comin' In (Album Version)

by Walter Jackson

Background Vocals: Theresa Davis
Kitty Haywood; Performer
Bass: Louis Satterfield
Johnny Pate
Bernard Reed
Cleveland Eaton; Performer
Cello: Carl Fruh
Leonard Chausow; Performer
Drums: Maurice White
Maurice Jennings
Al Duncan; Performer
Arranger: Harold Bernstein; Composer
Lyricist: Jack Brooks
J. Brooks; Composer
Conductor: Harold Bernstein; Conductor
Engineer: Bob Kidder
Bruce Swedien
Danny Leake
Felix Thompson; Production
Executive Producer: Tony Martell; Production
French Horn: Maurice Grice
Steven Lewis
Bill Kingelhoffer
Ethel Merker
Gene Chausow
Melanie Kocher
Roger Whitworth
Tom Sill
Tom Still; Performer
Guitar: Billy Butler
Ron Steele
Curtis Mayfield
Gerald Sims
Phil Upchurch
Earl Backus; Performer
Percussion: Bobby S.m. Christian; Performer
Performer: Walter Jackson; Performer
Piano: John Young
Floyd Morris
Tennyson Stephens; Performer
Saxophone: Willie Henderson
Cliff Davis; Performer
Trombone: John Avant; Performer
Trumpet: Murray Watson
Burgess Gardner; Performer
Viola: Karold Klatz
Martin Abrams
Roger Moulton; Performer
Violin: Irving Caplan
Frank Borgognone
Emil Podsade
Elliot Golub
David Chausow
Arthur Ahlman
Oscar Chausow
Harold Cooper
John Frigo
Sol Bobrov; Performer
Composer: Jack Brooks
J. Brooks; Composer
Mastering Engineer: Thomas Ruff; Production
Primary Artist: Walter Jackson; Main Performer
Producer: Ted Cooper; Production

3. It's All Over

by Walter Jackson

Background Vocals: Kitty Haywood
Theresa Davis; Performer
Bass: Johnny Pate
Cleveland Eaton
Louis Satterfield
Bernard Reed; Performer
Cello: Carl Fruh
Leonard Chausow; Performer
Drums: Maurice White
Al Duncan
Maurice Jennings; Performer
Arranger: Riley Hampton; Composer
Lyricist: Curtis Mayfield
C. Mayfield; Composer
Conductor: Riley Hampton; Conductor
Engineer: Bruce Swedien
Felix Thompson
Bob Kidder
Danny Leake; Production
Executive Producer: Tony Martell; Production
French Horn: Maurice Grice
Steven Lewis
Bill Kingelhoffer
Ethel Merker
Gene Chausow
Melanie Kocher
Roger Whitworth
Tom Sill
Tom Still; Performer
Guitar: Billy Butler
Ron Steele
Curtis Mayfield
Gerald Sims
Phil Upchurch
Earl Backus; Performer
Percussion: Bobby S.m. Christian; Performer
Performer: Walter Jackson; Performer
Piano: John Young
Floyd Morris
Tennyson Stephens; Performer
Saxophone: Willie Henderson
Cliff Davis; Performer
Trombone: John Avant; Performer
Trumpet: Murray Watson
Burgess Gardner; Performer
Viola: Karold Klatz
Martin Abrams
Roger Moulton; Performer
Violin: Irving Caplan
Frank Borgognone
Emil Podsade
Elliot Golub
David Chausow
Arthur Ahlman
Oscar Chausow
Harold Cooper
John Frigo
Sol Bobrov; Performer
Composer: Curtis Mayfield
C. Mayfield; Composer
Mastering Engineer: Thomas Ruff; Production
Primary Artist: Walter Jackson; Main Performer
Producer: Curtis Mayfield
Carl Davis; Production

8. After You There Can Be Nothing

by Walter Jackson

Background Vocals: Theresa Davis
Kitty Haywood; Performer
Bass: Johnny Pate
Cleveland Eaton
Louis Satterfield
Bernard Reed; Performer
Arranger: Riley Hampton; Composer
Lyricist: T. Cooper
W. Farrell; Composer
Cello: Leonard Chausow
Carl Fruh; Performer
Drums: Maurice White
Al Duncan
Maurice Jennings; Performer
French Horn: Roger Whitworth
Melanie Kocher
Maurice Grice
Gene Chausow
Ethel Merker
Bill Kingelhoffer
Tom Sill
Steven Lewis
Tom Still; Performer
Guitar: Gerald Sims
Curtis Mayfield
Billy Butler
Earl Backus
Phil Upchurch
Ron Steele; Performer
Percussion: Bobby S.m. Christian; Performer
Composer: W. Farrell
T. Cooper; Composer
Performer: Walter Jackson; Performer
Piano: John Young
Floyd Morris
Tennyson Stephens; Performer
Saxophone: Willie Henderson
Cliff Davis; Performer
Trombone: John Avant; Performer
Trumpet: Murray Watson
Burgess Gardner; Performer
Viola: Karold Klatz
Roger Moulton
Martin Abrams; Performer
Violin: John Frigo
Sol Bobrov
Frank Borgognone
Emil Podsade
Elliot Golub
David Chausow
Arthur Ahlman
Oscar Chausow
Harold Cooper
Irving Caplan; Performer
Vocals: Walter Jackson; Performer
Executive Producer: Tony Martell; Production
Primary Artist: Walter Jackson; Main Performer
Producer: Ted Cooper; Production

12. Funny (Not Much) (Album Version)

by Walter Jackson

Background Vocals: Theresa Davis
Kitty Haywood; Performer
Bass: Louis Satterfield
Johnny Pate
Bernard Reed
Cleveland Eaton; Performer
Arranger: Riley Hampton; Composer
Lyricist: P. Broughton
B. Merrill
H. Prince
M. Neil Patterson; Composer
Cello: Leonard Chausow
Carl Fruh; Performer
Drums: Maurice Jennings
Al Duncan
Maurice White; Performer
Executive Producer: Tony Martell; Production
French Horn: Gene Chausow
Ethel Merker
Roger Whitworth
Steven Lewis
Bill Kingelhoffer
Melanie Kocher
Tom Sill
Maurice Grice
Tom Still; Performer
Guitar: Gerald Sims
Curtis Mayfield
Billy Butler
Earl Backus
Phil Upchurch
Ron Steele; Performer
Composer: B. Merrill
P. Broughton
M. Neil Patterson
H. Prince; Composer
Performer: Walter Jackson; Performer
Piano: Floyd Morris
John Young
Tennyson Stephens; Performer
Saxophone: Cliff Davis
Willie Henderson; Performer
Trombone: John Avant; Performer
Trumpet: Murray Watson
Burgess Gardner; Performer
Viola: Roger Moulton
Karold Klatz
Martin Abrams; Performer
Violin: Harold Cooper
Irving Caplan
Frank Borgognone
Emil Podsade
Elliot Golub
David Chausow
Arthur Ahlman
Oscar Chausow
Sol Bobrov
John Frigo; Performer
Primary Artist: Walter Jackson; Main Performer
Producer: Curtis Mayfield
Carl Davis; Production

5. Suddenly I'm All Alone (Album Version)

by Walter Jackson

Background Vocals: Theresa Davis
Kitty Haywood; Performer
Bass: Louis Satterfield
Johnny Pate
Bernard Reed
Cleveland Eaton; Performer
Cello: Carl Fruh
Leonard Chausow; Performer
Drums: Maurice White
Maurice Jennings
Al Duncan; Performer
Arranger: Riley Hampton; Composer
Lyricist: Van Mccoy
V. Mccoy; Composer
Conductor: Riley Hampton; Conductor
Engineer: Bob Kidder
Bruce Swedien
Danny Leake
Felix Thompson; Production
Executive Producer: Tony Martell; Production
French Horn: Maurice Grice
Steven Lewis
Bill Kingelhoffer
Ethel Merker
Gene Chausow
Melanie Kocher
Roger Whitworth
Tom Sill
Tom Still; Performer
Guitar: Billy Butler
Ron Steele
Curtis Mayfield
Gerald Sims
Phil Upchurch
Earl Backus; Performer
Percussion: Bobby S.m. Christian; Performer
Performer: Walter Jackson; Performer
Piano: John Young
Floyd Morris
Tennyson Stephens; Performer
Saxophone: Willie Henderson
Cliff Davis; Performer
Trombone: John Avant; Performer
Trumpet: Murray Watson
Burgess Gardner; Performer
Viola: Karold Klatz
Martin Abrams
Roger Moulton; Performer
Violin: Irving Caplan
Frank Borgognone
Emil Podsade
Elliot Golub
David Chausow
Arthur Ahlman
Oscar Chausow
Harold Cooper
John Frigo
Sol Bobrov; Performer
Composer: Van Mccoy
V. Mccoy; Composer
Mastering Engineer: Thomas Ruff; Production
Primary Artist: Walter Jackson; Main Performer
Producer: Carl Davis; Production

2. What Would You Do

by Walter Jackson

Background Vocals: Theresa Davis
Kitty Haywood; Performer
Bass: Cleveland Eaton
Johnny Pate
Louis Satterfield
Bernard Reed; Performer
Arranger: Riley Hampton; Composer
Lyricist: W. Jackson; Composer
Cello: Carl Fruh
Leonard Chausow; Performer
Drums: Maurice White
Al Duncan
Maurice Jennings; Performer
French Horn: Ethel Merker
Steven Lewis
Tom Sill
Roger Whitworth
Melanie Kocher
Maurice Grice
Gene Chausow
Bill Kingelhoffer
Tom Still; Performer
Guitar: Phil Upchurch
Curtis Mayfield
Billy Butler
Earl Backus
Gerald Sims
Ron Steele; Performer
Percussion: Bobby S.m. Christian; Performer
Composer: W. Jackson; Composer
Performer: Walter Jackson; Performer
Piano: John Young
Floyd Morris
Tennyson Stephens; Performer
Saxophone: Willie Henderson
Cliff Davis; Performer
Trombone: John Avant; Performer
Trumpet: Murray Watson
Burgess Gardner; Performer
Viola: Martin Abrams
Karold Klatz
Roger Moulton; Performer
Violin: Harold Cooper
Frank Borgognone
Irving Caplan
Sol Bobrov
Elliot Golub
David Chausow
Arthur Ahlman
Oscar Chausow
Emil Podsade
John Frigo; Performer
Executive Producer: Tony Martell; Production
Primary Artist: Walter Jackson; Main Performer
Producer: Curtis Mayfield
Carl Davis; Production

9. Speak Her Name

by Walter Jackson

Background Vocals: Theresa Davis
Kitty Haywood; Performer
Bass: Louis Satterfield
Johnny Pate
Bernard Reed
Cleveland Eaton; Performer
Cello: Carl Fruh
Leonard Chausow; Performer
Drums: Maurice White
Maurice Jennings
Al Duncan; Performer
Arranger: Riley Hampton; Composer
Lyricist: C. Ballard Jr.
C. Ballard; Composer
Conductor: Riley Hampton; Conductor
Engineer: Bob Kidder
Bruce Swedien
Danny Leake
Felix Thompson; Production
Executive Producer: Tony Martell; Production
French Horn: Maurice Grice
Steven Lewis
Bill Kingelhoffer
Ethel Merker
Gene Chausow
Melanie Kocher
Roger Whitworth
Tom Sill
Tom Still; Performer
Guitar: Billy Butler
Ron Steele
Curtis Mayfield
Gerald Sims
Phil Upchurch
Earl Backus; Performer
Percussion: Bobby S.m. Christian; Performer
Performer: Walter Jackson; Performer
Piano: John Young
Floyd Morris
Tennyson Stephens; Performer
Saxophone: Willie Henderson
Cliff Davis; Performer
Trombone: John Avant; Performer
Trumpet: Murray Watson
Burgess Gardner; Performer
Viola: Karold Klatz
Martin Abrams
Roger Moulton; Performer
Violin: Irving Caplan
Frank Borgognone
Emil Podsade
Elliot Golub
David Chausow
Arthur Ahlman
Oscar Chausow
Harold Cooper
John Frigo
Sol Bobrov; Performer
Composer: C. Ballard Jr.
C. Ballard; Composer
Mastering Engineer: Thomas Ruff; Production
J R.: C. Ballard; Other
Primary Artist: Walter Jackson; Main Performer
Producer: Ted Cooper; Production

4. That's What Mama Say (Album Version)

by Walter Jackson; Arranged & Conducted By Riley Hampton

Background Vocals: Kitty Haywood
Theresa Davis; Performer
Bass: Johnny Pate
Cleveland Eaton
Louis Satterfield
Bernard Reed; Performer
Cello: Carl Fruh
Leonard Chausow; Performer
Drums: Maurice White
Al Duncan
Maurice Jennings; Performer
Arranger: Riley Hampton; Composer
Lyricist: Curtis Mayfield; Composer
Conductor: Riley Hampton; Conductor
Engineer: Bruce Swedien
Felix Thompson
Bob Kidder
Danny Leake; Production
Executive Producer: Tony Martell; Production
French Horn: Maurice Grice
Steven Lewis
Bill Kingelhoffer
Ethel Merker
Gene Chausow
Melanie Kocher
Roger Whitworth
Tom Sill
Tom Still; Performer
Guitar: Billy Butler
Ron Steele
Curtis Mayfield
Gerald Sims
Phil Upchurch
Earl Backus; Performer
Percussion: Bobby S.m. Christian; Performer
Performer: Walter Jackson; Arranged & Conducted By Riley Hampton
Walter Jackson; Performer
Piano: John Young
Floyd Morris
Tennyson Stephens; Performer
Saxophone: Willie Henderson
Cliff Davis; Performer
Trombone: John Avant; Performer
Trumpet: Murray Watson
Burgess Gardner; Performer
Viola: Karold Klatz
Martin Abrams
Roger Moulton; Performer
Violin: Irving Caplan
Frank Borgognone
Emil Podsade
Elliot Golub
David Chausow
Arthur Ahlman
Oscar Chausow
Harold Cooper
John Frigo
Sol Bobrov; Performer
Composer: Curtis Mayfield; Composer
Mastering Engineer: Thomas Ruff; Production
Primary Artist: Walter Jackson; Arranged & Conducted By Riley Hampton; Main Performer
Producer: Curtis Mayfield
Carl Davis; Production

13. A Corner In the Sun

by Walter Jackson

Background Vocals: Theresa Davis
Kitty Haywood; Performer
Bass: Johnny Pate
Cleveland Eaton
Louis Satterfield
Bernard Reed; Performer
Cello: Leonard Chausow
Carl Fruh; Performer
Drums: Maurice White
Al Duncan
Maurice Jennings; Performer
Arranger: Riley Hampton; Composer
Lyricist: L. Stallman
L. Martine Jr.
L. Martine; Composer
Executive Producer: Tony Martell; Production
French Horn: Roger Whitworth
Melanie Kocher
Maurice Grice
Gene Chausow
Ethel Merker
Bill Kingelhoffer
Tom Sill
Steven Lewis
Tom Still; Performer
Guitar: Gerald Sims
Curtis Mayfield
Billy Butler
Earl Backus
Phil Upchurch
Ron Steele; Performer
Percussion: Bobby S.m. Christian; Performer
Performer: Walter Jackson; Performer
Piano: John Young
Floyd Morris
Tennyson Stephens; Performer
Saxophone: Willie Henderson
Cliff Davis; Performer
Trombone: John Avant; Performer
Trumpet: Murray Watson
Burgess Gardner; Performer
Viola: Karold Klatz
Roger Moulton
Martin Abrams; Performer
Violin: John Frigo
Sol Bobrov
Frank Borgognone
Emil Podsade
Elliot Golub
David Chausow
Arthur Ahlman
Oscar Chausow
Harold Cooper
Irving Caplan; Performer
Vocals: Walter Jackson; Performer
Composer: L. Martine Jr.
L. Stallman
L. Martine; Composer
Jr.: L. Martine; Other
Primary Artist: Walter Jackson; Main Performer
Producer: Ted Cooper; Production

10. Lee Cross

by Walter Jackson

Background Vocals: Theresa Davis
Kitty Haywood; Performer
Bass: Cleveland Eaton
Johnny Pate
Louis Satterfield
Bernard Reed; Performer
Arranger: Riley Hampton; Composer
Lyricist: T. White; Composer
Cello: Carl Fruh
Leonard Chausow; Performer
Drums: Maurice White
Al Duncan
Maurice Jennings; Performer
French Horn: Ethel Merker
Steven Lewis
Tom Sill
Roger Whitworth
Melanie Kocher
Maurice Grice
Gene Chausow
Bill Kingelhoffer
Tom Still; Performer
Guitar: Phil Upchurch
Curtis Mayfield
Billy Butler
Earl Backus
Gerald Sims
Ron Steele; Performer
Percussion: Bobby S.m. Christian; Performer
Composer: T. White; Composer
Performer: Walter Jackson; Performer
Piano: John Young
Floyd Morris
Tennyson Stephens; Performer
Saxophone: Willie Henderson
Cliff Davis; Performer
Trombone: John Avant; Performer
Trumpet: Murray Watson
Burgess Gardner; Performer
Viola: Martin Abrams
Karold Klatz
Roger Moulton; Performer
Violin: Harold Cooper
Frank Borgognone
Irving Caplan
Sol Bobrov
Elliot Golub
David Chausow
Arthur Ahlman
Oscar Chausow
Emil Podsade
John Frigo; Performer
Executive Producer: Tony Martell; Production
Primary Artist: Walter Jackson; Main Performer
Producer: Curtis Mayfield
Carl Davis; Production

7. Tear for Tear

by Walter Jackson

Background Vocals: Theresa Davis
Kitty Haywood; Performer
Bass: Johnny Pate
Cleveland Eaton
Louis Satterfield
Bernard Reed; Performer
Cello: Carl Fruh
Leonard Chausow; Performer
Drums: Maurice White
Al Duncan
Maurice Jennings; Performer
Arranger: Riley Hampton; Composer
Lyricist: Edward Zolas
Carl Spencer
Ted Cooper; Composer
Conductor: Riley Hampton; Conductor
Engineer: Bob Kidder
Bruce Swedien
Felix Thompson
Danny Leake; Production
Executive Producer: Tony Martell; Production
French Horn: Gene Chausow
Steven Lewis
Bill Kingelhoffer
Ethel Merker
Maurice Grice
Melanie Kocher
Roger Whitworth
Tom Sill
Tom Still; Performer
Guitar: Ron Steele
Curtis Mayfield
Earl Backus
Phil Upchurch
Gerald Sims
Billy Butler; Performer
Percussion: Bobby S.m. Christian; Performer
Performer: Walter Jackson; Performer
Piano: Floyd Morris
Tennyson Stephens
John Young; Performer
Saxophone: Cliff Davis
Willie Henderson; Performer
Trombone: John Avant; Performer
Trumpet: Burgess Gardner
Murray Watson; Performer
Viola: Martin Abrams
Roger Moulton
Karold Klatz; Performer
Violin: Oscar Chausow
David Chausow
Elliot Golub
Emil Podsade
Frank Borgognone
Irving Caplan
Sol Bobrov
John Frigo
Harold Cooper
Arthur Ahlman; Performer
Composer: Carl Spencer
Ted Cooper
Edward Zolas; Composer
Mastering Engineer: Thomas Ruff; Production
Primary Artist: Walter Jackson; Main Performer
Producer: Ted Cooper; Production

11. Moonlight In Vermont (Album Version)

by Walter Jackson; Arranged & Conducted By Riley Hampton

Background Vocals: Theresa Davis
Kitty Haywood; Performer
Bass: Louis Satterfield
Johnny Pate
Cleveland Eaton
Bernard Reed; Performer
Cello: Carl Fruh
Leonard Chausow; Performer
Drums: Maurice Jennings
Maurice White
Al Duncan; Performer
Arranger: Riley Hampton; Composer
Lyricist: Karl Suessdorf
John Blackburn; Composer
Conductor: Riley Hampton; Conductor
Engineer: Felix Thompson
Bob Kidder
Bruce Swedien
Danny Leake; Production
Executive Producer: Tony Martell; Production
French Horn: Maurice Grice
Steven Lewis
Bill Kingelhoffer
Ethel Merker
Gene Chausow
Melanie Kocher
Roger Whitworth
Tom Sill
Tom Still; Performer
Guitar: Ron Steele
Earl Backus
Phil Upchurch
Gerald Sims
Curtis Mayfield
Billy Butler; Performer
Percussion: Bobby S.m. Christian; Performer
Performer: Walter Jackson; Arranged & Conducted By Riley Hampton
Walter Jackson; Performer
Piano: Floyd Morris
Tennyson Stephens
John Young; Performer
Saxophone: Willie Henderson
Cliff Davis; Performer
Trombone: John Avant; Performer
Trumpet: Murray Watson
Burgess Gardner; Performer
Viola: Karold Klatz
Martin Abrams
Roger Moulton; Performer
Violin: John Frigo
Oscar Chausow
Arthur Ahlman
David Chausow
Elliot Golub
Emil Podsade
Frank Borgognone
Irving Caplan
Sol Bobrov
Harold Cooper; Performer
Composer: John Blackburn
Karl Suessdorf; Composer
Mastering Engineer: Thomas Ruff; Production
Primary Artist: Walter Jackson; Arranged & Conducted By Riley Hampton; Main Performer
Producer: Carl Davis; Production

14. There Goes That Song Again

by Walter Jackson

Background Vocals: Theresa Davis
Kitty Haywood; Performer
Bass: Bernard Reed
Cleveland Eaton
Louis Satterfield
Johnny Pate; Performer
Cello: Carl Fruh
Leonard Chausow; Performer
Drums: Al Duncan
Maurice Jennings
Maurice White; Performer
Arranger: Riley Hampton; Composer
Lyricist: Jule Styne
Sammy Cahn; Composer
Conductor: Riley Hampton; Conductor
Engineer: Bob Kidder
Bruce Swedien
Felix Thompson
Danny Leake; Production
Executive Producer: Tony Martell; Production
French Horn: Maurice Grice
Steven Lewis
Bill Kingelhoffer
Ethel Merker
Gene Chausow
Melanie Kocher
Roger Whitworth
Tom Sill
Tom Still; Performer
Guitar: Ron Steele
Earl Backus
Phil Upchurch
Gerald Sims
Curtis Mayfield
Billy Butler; Performer
Percussion: Bobby S.m. Christian; Performer
Performer: Walter Jackson; Performer
Piano: Floyd Morris
Tennyson Stephens
John Young; Performer
Saxophone: Willie Henderson
Cliff Davis; Performer
Trombone: John Avant; Performer
Trumpet: Murray Watson
Burgess Gardner; Performer
Viola: Karold Klatz
Martin Abrams
Roger Moulton; Performer
Violin: John Frigo
Oscar Chausow
Arthur Ahlman
David Chausow
Elliot Golub
Emil Podsade
Frank Borgognone
Irving Caplan
Sol Bobrov
Harold Cooper; Performer
Composer: Sammy Cahn
Jule Styne; Composer
Mastering Engineer: Thomas Ruff; Production
Primary Artist: Walter Jackson; Main Performer
Producer: Curtis Maryfield
Carl Davis; Production

Technical Specifications

Volume

1 volume only

Tracks

15 tracks available

Type

COMPILATION

Format

Digital Media

Duration

42 minutes and 49 seconds

Explicit

None

Coverart

Available and up to 600x600 px

Booklet

Not available

Max Quality

CD Quality (Lossless)

16bit / 44.1 kHz

Stereo

Audio Extension

Lossless: FLAC, M4A, WAV, WV, AIFF

Lossy: AAC, MP3, M4A, MP4, OGA, OGG, OPUS, WMA

Archive Format

Available in these formats: ZIP, TAR, RAR

Lyrics

6/15 tracks have lyrics

Synchronized Lyrics

No synced lyrics found

Genres

R&B, Soul, Rhythm & Blues

Label

Epic - Associated - Legacy

Music Distribution Service

Sony

Country

United States

Language

English (United States)

Popularity

Release Date

Jun 3, 1996

Track Preview

Available

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Free

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UPC

74646462829

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Welcome Home / The Okeh Years

15. Welcome Home (Album Version)

6. It's an Uphill Climb (To the Bottom)

1. My Ship Is Comin' In (Album Version)

3. It's All Over

8. After You There Can Be Nothing

12. Funny (Not Much) (Album Version)

5. Suddenly I'm All Alone (Album Version)

2. What Would You Do

9. Speak Her Name

4. That's What Mama Say (Album Version)

13. A Corner In the Sun

10. Lee Cross

7. Tear for Tear

11. Moonlight In Vermont (Album Version)

14. There Goes That Song Again

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Welcome Home / The Okeh Years

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15. Welcome Home (Album Version)

6. It's an Uphill Climb (To the Bottom)

1. My Ship Is Comin' In (Album Version)

3. It's All Over

8. After You There Can Be Nothing

12. Funny (Not Much) (Album Version)

5. Suddenly I'm All Alone (Album Version)

2. What Would You Do

9. Speak Her Name

4. That's What Mama Say (Album Version)

13. A Corner In the Sun

10. Lee Cross

7. Tear for Tear

11. Moonlight In Vermont (Album Version)

14. There Goes That Song Again

Technical Specifications