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sfhalo
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PostPosted: Thu Aug 09, 2007 3:31 pm    Post subject: Truth Musicians By Track Reply with quote

Since I purchased Truth on iTunes and don't have a CD sleeve, I don't have a listing of the musicians by song and would really appreciate it if someone would provide the info. Thanks, very much.
P.S. I love the CD.........as always, Robben's playing is spectacular and his voice gets better and better as he ages. As some of you may remember, I've mentioned in previous posts how much I love Robben's "crystal chords"...check out the two "power chords" at 3:48 on "Too Much." And, the interplay between Robben and Larry Goldings (I think he's on this track) is fabulous. Each time I listen to the CD, I find another small thing I love about different songs......incredible tone, phrasing, etc. All-in-all..........a wonderul addition to Robben's discography.
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PostPosted: Sat Aug 11, 2007 2:36 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Cool My pleasure:

1. Lateral Climb. Written by Robben. Robben on guitars, Will Lee on bass, Charley Drayton on drums and Dave "Woody" Woodford on tenor sax.

2. How Deep in the Blues. Written by Robben and Gary Nicholson. Robben on guitars, Bernie Worrell on Wurlitzer electric piano, Will on bass and Charley on drums.

3. Nobody's Fault But Mine. Written by Otis Redding. Robben on guitars, Larry Goldings on B-3, Chris Chaney on bass, Gary Novak on drums, Woody on tenor and baritone saxes, Dan Fornero on trumpet and Siedah Garrett and Ken Stacy on background vocals.

4. Riley B. King. Written by Robben and Keb' Mo'. Robben on guitars, Bernie on the electric piano, Will on bass and Charley on drums.

5. You're Gonna Need a Friend. Written by Robben and Anne.. Robin on guitars, Larry on B-3, Chris on bass, Gary on drums and Siedah and Ken on background vocals.

6. One Man's Ceiling is Another Man's Floor. Classic Paul Simon tune. Robben on guitars and on the Wurlitzer electric piano, Susan Tedeschi on vocals, Jimmy Earl on bass and Toss Panos on drums.

7. Too Much. Written by Robben. Robben on guitar, Larry on B-3, Jimmy on bass and Toss on drums.

8. Peace on My Mind. Written by Robben. Robben on guitars, Larry on both the electric piano and B-3, Chris on bass and Gary on drums.

9. There'll Never Be Another You. Written by Robben, with just Robben on guitars, Will on bass and Charley on drums.

10. River of Soul. Written by Robben and Danny Flowers. Robben on guitars, Russell Ferrante on acoustic piano, Chris on bass, Gary on drums and Siedah and Ken on background vocals.

11. Monchild Blues. Written by Robben. Robben on guitars. Jeff Babko on B-3. Jimmy on bass and Bernie Dresel on drums. Horns arranged by Roger Kellaway, but not individually credited.
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sfhalo
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PostPosted: Sat Aug 11, 2007 3:54 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

Blue.........thanks so much! The Truth recording is really interesting with the various rhythm sections. The "feel" really changes depending on drums/bass and keyboard players. The more I listen to it, the more I like it and discover new "things" at each listening. I'm a Carl Verheyen fan also and see that Robben used Carl's drummer, Bernie Dresel on Moonchild Blues. As big as L.A. is..............the music world is very tight. Thanks, once again, for the time spent listing the musicians by track.
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PostPosted: Mon Aug 13, 2007 9:01 pm    Post subject: Reply with quote

BlueRunner wrote:
Cool My pleasure:

7. Too Much. Written by Robben. Robben on guitar, Larry on B-3, Jimmy on bass and Toss on drums.



Thanks, BlueRunner. I was wanting to know this too.

But didn't Robben's nephew, Gabriel, write Too Much?
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