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John Denver – Back Home Again

A1 Back Home Again

Backing Vocals – Steve Weisberg

Bass – Dick Kniss

Dobro [Slide Dobro] – Steve Weisberg

Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals – John Sommers

Percussion – Hal Blaine

Vocals, Twelve-String Guitar, Guitar [6-string], Written-By – John Denver

iv:42
A2 On The Route

Banjo – John Sommers

Bass – Dick Kniss

Pb Guitar – Steve Weisberg

Percussion – Hal Blaine

Vocals, Guitar [half dozen-string] – John Denver

Written-Past – Carl Franzen

2:33
A3 Grandma's Plumage Bed

Backing Vocals – Julie Connor

Bass – Dave Jackson*

Percussion – Hal Blaine

Vocals, Guitar [vi-string] – John Denver

Written-By, Banjo, Harmonica, Backing Vocals – Jim Connor (2)

2:15
A4 Matthew

Banjo – John Sommers

Bass – Dick Kniss

Atomic number 82 Guitar – Steve Weisberg

Percussion – Hal Blaine

Written-Past, Vocals, Guitar [six-Cord] – John Denver

3:43
A5 Give thanks God I'thousand A Country Boy

Banjo – Jim Connor (2)

Bass – Dick Kniss

Dobro [Slide Dobro], Bankroll Vocals – Steve Weisberg

Dabble, Backing Vocals – John Sommers

Percussion – Jim Gordon

Vocals, Guitar [half dozen-string] – John Denver

Written-Past – John Martin Sommers*

3:06
A6 The Music Is Y'all

Banjo – John Sommers

Dulcimer – Steve Weisberg

Vocals [2d Song] – Julie Connor

Written-By, Vocals, Guitar [half dozen-String] – John Denver

1:26
B1 Annie's Song

Bass – Dick Kniss

Lead Guitar – Steve Weisberg

Mandolin – John Sommers

Percussion – Jim Gordon

Written-By, Vocals, Guitar [6-String] – John Denver

ii:58
B2 It'due south Upward To You

Banjo – John Sommers

Bass – Dick Kniss

Percussion – Hal Blaine

Vocals, Guitar [6-cord] – John Denver

Written-By, Pb Guitar – Steve Weisberg

two:26
B3 Cool An' Green An' Shady

Bass – Dick Kniss

Clarinet – Buddy Collette

Atomic number 82 Guitar – Steve Weisberg

Lyrics By – Joe Henry (3)

Music By, Lyrics By, Vocals, Guitar [6-String] – John Denver

Percussion – Hal Blaine

Piano – Glen Hardin

three:07
B4 Eclipse

Percussion – Hal Blaine

Written-By, Vocals, Guitar [6-String] – John Denver

iii:41
B5 Sweetness Surrender

Backing Vocals – Brenda Kirkland, Buffy Ford*, Daniel Moore, David Jackson, Jr.*, Denny Brooks*, Dennis Coats*, Gibby Stratton, Herb Pedersen, Jean Monteray, John Stewart (2), Julie Connor, Michael Kirkland, Mike Settle, Richard Lockmiller

Banjo, Backing Vocals – Jim Connor (ii)

Bass – Dick Kniss

Lead Guitar – Steve Weisberg

Mandolin – John Sommers

Percussion – Hal Blaine

Written-By, Vocals, Guitar [6-Cord] – John Denver

five:29
B6 This Old Guitar

Written-By, Vocals, Guitar – John Denver

2:l
  • Arranged By – Dick Kniss, John Denver, John Sommers, Steve Weisberg
  • Art Direction – Frank Mulvey
  • Design – Gribbitt!
  • Engineer – Mickey Crofford
  • Engineer [Assistant] – Artie Torgersen
  • Management – Jerry Weintraub, Direction 3, Ltd.
  • Mastered By – Richard Simpson
  • Orchestrated By – Lee Holdridge
  • Photography By [Cover] – Lowell Norman
  • Photography By [Inside] – Gene Brownell
  • Producer – Milton Okun
  • Producer [Assistant] – Kris O'Connor

Orange label. Gatefold.
Recorded at RCA's Music Heart of the Earth, Hollywood, California except "The Music is You" recorded at Tri-Fine art Productions, Bismarck, Northward Dakota and Des Moines, Iowa.

℗ © 1974 RCA Records

  • Pressing Plant ID : I
  • Matrix / Runout (Side A, Variant 1 Stamp) : CPL1 0548A 3S I A2
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B, Variant 1 Postage) : CPL1 0548B 4S I A4
  • Matrix / Runout (Side A, Variant ii Stamp) : CPL1-0548A-31 I A5
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B, Variant ii Stamp) : CPL1-0548B-31 I A3
  • Matrix / Runout (Side A, Variant iii Stamp) : CPL1 0548A 3S -I B4
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B, Variant 3 Stamp) : CPL1 0548B 3S I A1
  • Matrix / Runout (Side A, Variant 4 Stamp) : CPL1-0548A-30 I A0
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B, Variant 4 Stamp) : CPL1 0548B 3S I B2
  • Matrix / Runout (Side A, Variant 5 Stamp) : CPL1 0548A 4S 1A1
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B, Variant 5 Stamp) : CPL1 0548B 1
  • Matrix / Runout (Side A, Variant 6 Postage) : CPL1-0548A-31 I A2
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B, Variant 6 Stamp) : CPL1-0548B-31 I A7
  • Matrix / Runout (Side A, Variant 7 Stamp) : CPL1 0548A -30 i A1
  • Matrix / Runout (Side A, Variant 7 Stamp) : CPL1 0548B 4S 1 C2
  • Matrix / Runout (Side A, Variant 8 Stamp) : CPL1-0548A-31 I A4
  • Matrix / Runout (Side B, Variant 8 Postage stamp) : CPL1-0548B-32 I A1
Title ( Format ) Label True cat# Country Year

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 Back Home Again ( LP, Album , Gatefold) RCA Victor, RCA Victor APL1 0548 , APL1-0548 Great britain 1974

Recently Edited

 Back Home Again ( LP, Album , Gatefold) RCA Victor CPL1-0548 Canada 1974

New Submission

 Dorsum Home Again ( LP, Album, Stereo , Gatefold) RCA Victor CPL1-0548-G Australia 1974

New Submission

 Back Home Again ( LP, Anthology ) RCA AFL i-0548 United states of america 1974
Dorsum Home Again ( LP, Album ) RCA Victor CPL one-0548 Deutschland 1974

tottrhys's avatar

This was it. Denver'south unstoppable striking album. Production, songwriting, and Denver'southward performing all merged together to form that magical mix of artistic expression and time and place. It's a hard album to mistake. Songs are excellent, including a No1 hitting and a hit album to go with it. I don't think he ever hit these heights of quality in production and material over again in 1 album but it doesn't take away from the fact this is a genuinely fine album. My vinyl copy was an original Britain pressing which was okay merely suffered ticks and noises that detracted sometimes. The original CD seemed lifeless to me but at to the lowest degree clean but, by all accounts, the Speaker's Corner edition is something special. I have the CD from the RCA Collection Boxset every bit well and it does sound a bit brighter and more than 'present'.

RFB's avatar

There is a Taiwan 'unofficial' pressing on black vinyl with a red label (First Record FL-2476 STEREO). It plays admirably with very footling surface noise. The cover, a copy of RCA'southward, is printed on paper and is wrapped in cellophane.