Joni Mitchell Concert Tours with The L.A. Express

 

 

1974 Tour of America

Joni was accompanied by Tom Scott & The L.A. Express, who also performed as the opening act.

Musicians:
Joni Mitchell - Vocals, Piano, Guitar & Dulcimer
Tom Scott - Woodwinds & Reeds
Roger Kellaway - Piano
Robben Ford - Electric Guitar
Max Bennett - Bass
John Guerin - Drums & Percussion

Tour dates:

    1974.01   Tour Rehearsals, Studio Instrument Rentals Hollywood, CA

    1974.01.18 Kiel Opera House St. Louis, MO

    1974.01.19 Assembly Hall, Univ. of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, IL

    1974.01.21 Athletic & Convocation Center, Notre Dame Univ. South Bend, IN

    1974.01.22 Dane County Memorial Coliseum Madison, WI

    1974.01.23 Auditorium Theater Chicago, IL

    1974.01.25 St. Johns Arena, Ohio State Univ. Columbus, OH

    1974.01.26 Hill Auditorium, Univ. of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI

    1974.01.29 Constitution Hall Washington, DC

    1974.01.30 Academy of Music Philadelphia, PA

    1974.01.31 The Music Hall Boston, MA

    1974.02.02 Woolsey Hall, Yale Univ. New Haven, CT

    1974.02.03 Barton Hall, Cornell Univ. Ithaca, NY

    1974.02.04 Palestra Gymnasium - Univ. of Rochester Rochester, NY

    1974.02.05 Avery Fisher Hall New York, NY

    1974.02.06 Radio City Music Hall New York, NY

    1974.02.07 The Dome Center Arena Henrietta, NY

    1974.02.09 Sir Wilfred Laurier Univ. Waterloo, ON

    1974.02.10 Massey Hall Toronto, ON

    1974.02.11 Kleinhans Music Hall Buffalo, NY

    1974.02.13 The Music Hall Cleveland, OH

    1974.02.14 Syria Mosque Pittsburgh, PA

    1974.02.16 Honolulu International Center Honolulu, HI

    1974.02.28 Memorial Auditorium Sacramento, CA

    1974.03.01 Berkeley Community Theatre Berkeley, CA

    1974.03.02 Berkeley Community Theatre Berkeley, CA

    1974.03.03 Dorothy Chandler Pavilion Los Angeles, CA

    1974.03.04 Dorothy Chandler Pavilion Los Angeles, CA

    1974.03.05 Anaheim Convention Center Anaheim, CA

    1974.03.07 Johnson Gymnasium, Univ. of New Mexico Albuquerque, NM

    1974.03.08 Balch Fieldhouse, Univ. of Colorado at Boulder Boulder, CO

    1974.03.09 Highland High School Auditorium Salt Lake City, UT

    1974.03.11 Civic Auditorium Portland, OR

    1974.03.12 Seattle Center Arena Seattle, WA

    1974.03.14 Centennial Auditorium Saskatoon, SK

    1974.03.22 William & Mary Hall, College of William & Mary Williamsburg, VA

    1974.03.23 Carolina Coliseum, Univ. of So. Carolina Columbia, SC

    1974.03.24 Cameron Stadium, Duke Univ. Durham, NC

    1974.03.28 LSU Assembly Center Baton Rouge, LA

    1974.03.29 Austin Coliseum Austin, TX

    1974.03.30 Memorial Auditorium Dallas, TX

    1974.03.31 Hofheinz Pavilion Houston, TX

    1974.04.02 Ellis Auditorium Memphis, TN

    1974.04.03 Knoxville Civic Center Knoxville, TN

    1974.04.04 Grand Ole Opry House Nashville, TN

    1974.04.06 The Omni Coliseum Atlanta, GA

    1974.04.07 Jacksonville Coliseum Jacksonville, FL

    1974.04.08 Miami Civic Auditorium Miami, FL

1974 Summer Tour of the United States

Joni was accompanied by Tom Scott & The L.A. Express, who also performed as the opening act.

Musicians:
Joni Mitchell - Vocals, Guitar, Piano & Dulcimer
Tom Scott - Woodwinds & Reeds
Roger Kellaway - Piano
Larry Nash - Piano
Robben Ford - Electric Guitar
Max Bennett - Bass
John Guerin - Drums & Percussion

Tour dates:

    1974.07.28 Civic Arena St. Paul , MN

    1974.07.30 Blossom Music Center Cuyahoga Falls, OH

    1974.07.31 Convention Center Louisville, KY

    1974.08.02 Ravinia Festival—Ravinia Pavilion Highland Park, IL

    1974.08.04 Place des Nations Montreal, QC

    1974.08.06 Mississippi River Festival—Southern Illinois Univ. Edwardsville, IL

    1974.08.08 Pine Knob Music Theatre Clarkston, MI

    1974.08.09 Pine Knob Music Theatre Clarkston, MI

    1974.08.13 Universal Amphitheatre Universal City, CA

    1974.08.14 Universal Amphitheatre Universal City, CA

    1974.08.15 Universal Amphitheatre Universal City, CA

    1974.08.16 Universal Amphitheatre Universal City, CA

    1974.08.17 Universal Amphitheatre Universal City, CA

    1974.08.20 Saratoga Performing Arts Center (SPAC) Saratoga Springs, NY

    1974.08.21 Temple Univ. Music Festival Ambler, PA

    1974.08.22 Temple Univ. Music Festival Ambler, PA

    1974.08.24 Merriweather Post Pavilion Columbia, MD

    1974.08.27 The Music Shed at Tanglewood Lenox, MA

    1974.08.28 Nassau Coliseum Uniondale, NY

    1974.09.02 Auditorium Arena Denver, CO

    1974.09.08 New York 'SUMMERSAULT' '74—Roosevelt Raceway Westbury, NY

    

1976 Tour of the United States

Joni was accompanied by The L.A. Express, who were also the opening act.

Joni Mitchell - Vocals, Piano, Guitar & Dulcimer
David Luell - Saxophone
Victor Feldman - Keyboards & Percussion
Robben Ford - Electric Guitar
Max Bennett - Bass
John Guerin - Drums & Percussion

Tour dates:

    1976.01.16 Northrop Auditorium, University of Minnesota Minneapolis, MN

    1976.01.18 Elliott Hall of Music, Purdue Univ. W. Lafayette, IN

    1976.01.20 Keil Auditorium St. Louis, MO

    1976.01.22 Sam Houston Coliseum Houston, TX

    1976.01.26 Dallas Convention Center Dallas, TX

    1976.01.28 Municipal Auditorium Austin, TX

    1976.01.29 L.S.U. Assembly Center Baton Rouge, LA

    1976.01.31 Charlotte Coliseum Charlotte, NC

    1976.02.01 Memorial Coliseum, Univ. of Alabama Tuscaloosa, AL

    1976.02.03 UGA Coliseum, Univ. of Georgia Athens, GA

    1976.02.04 Mid-South Coliseum Memphis, TN

    1976.02.06 William & Mary Hall, College of William & Mary Williamsburg, VA

    1976.02.07 Cameron Stadium, Duke Univ. Durham, NC

    1976.02.09 Memorial Coliseum, Univ. of Kentucky Lexington, KY

    1976.02.10 Armory Fieldhouse, Univ. of Cincinnati Cincinnati, OH

    1976.02.12 Millet Assembly Hall, Miami Univ. Oxford, OH

    1976.02.13 Music Hall Cleveland, OH

    1976.02.14 Civic Arena Pittsburgh, PA

    1976.02.16 The Spectrum Theatre Philadelphia, PA

    1976.02.18 Civic Center Providence, RI

    1976.02.19 The Music Hall Boston, MA

    1976.02.20 Nassau Coliseum Uniondale, NY

    1976.02.22 Cole Fieldhouse, Univ. of Maryland College Park, MD

    1976.02.23 Veterans Memorial Coliseum New Haven, CT

    1976.02.24 War Memorial Coliseum Syracuse, NY

    1976.02.26 Hill Auditorium, Univ. of Michigan Ann Arbor, MI

    1976.02.27 Horton Field House, Illinois State Univ. Normal, IL

    1976.02.29 Dane County Memorial Coliseum Madison, WI

 

 

 

 

Joni Mitchell - Archives-Volume 4: The Asylum Years (1976-1980)

 

Joni Mitchell - Archives-Volume 4: The Asylum Years (1976-1980)

Rhino Records R2 726672 (2024)

 

 

 

Track Listing:
CD 1:
    Rolling Thunder Revue    
        Live In Niagara Falls, November 15, 1975    
1-1        Jericho
        Live At Harvard Square Theater, November 20, 1975    
1-2        Introduction – Bob Neuwirth
Voice – Bob Neuwirth
1-3        Edith And The Kingpin
1-4        Don’t Interrupt The Sorrow
        Live At Music Hall, Boston, November 21, 1975    
1-5        Introduction – Bob Neuwirth
Voice – Bob Neuwirth
1-6        Harry’s House
        Live In Bangor, November 27, 1975    
1-7        A Case Of You
        Gordon Lightfoot’s House, November 30, 1975    
1-8        Woman Of Heart And Mind
        Live At Montreal Forum, December 4, 1975    
1-9        Introduction – Bob Neuwirth
Voice – Bob Neuwirth
1-10        Intro To Coyote
1-11        Coyote
        1976 Tour Of The United States    
        Live In Madison, February 29, 1976    
1-12        Help Me
        Live At Music Hall, Boston, February 19, 1976    
1-13        Love Or Money
1-14        Free Man In Paris
1-15        For The Roses
1-16        Cold Blue Steel And Sweet Fire
1-17        Big Yellow Taxi
1-18        Shades Of Scarlett Conquering
        Live At Nassau Coliseum, February 20, 1976    
1-19        For Free
CD 2:
        Live At Music Hall, Boston, February 19, 1976    
2-1        Intro To Coyote/Don Juan’s Reckless Daughter
2-2        Coyote/Don Juan’s Reckless Daughter
        Live In Madison, February 29, 1976    
2-3        Just Like This Train
        Live At Music Hall, Boston, February 19, 1976    
2-4        Shadows And Light
2-5        In France They Kiss On Main Street
        Live At Duke University, February 7, 1976    
2-6        Traveling (Hejira)
        Live At Music Hall, Boston, February 19, 1976    
2-7        Edith And The Kingpin
2-8        Talk To Me
2-9        Harry’s House/Centerpiece
2-10        Intro To Furry Sings The Blues
2-11        Furry Sings The Blues
2-12        Trouble Child
2-13        Rainy Night House
        Live At Duke University, February 7, 1976    
2-14        Don’t Interrupt The Sorrow
        Live At Music Hall, Boston, February 19, 1976    
2-15        Raised On Robbery
2-16        The Jungle Line
2-17        Twisted
Harmony Vocals – Gail Ford
CD 3:
        Hejira Demos, March 1976    
3-1        Furry Sings The Blues
3-2        Traveling (Hejira)
3-3        Dreamland
3-4        Talk To Me
3-5        Coyote/Don Juan’s Reckless Daughter
3-6        Black Crow
Backing Vocals – Chaka Khan
3-7        Amelia
3-8        Blue Motel Room
3-9        A Strange Boy
        Rolling Thunder Revue    
        Live At Tarrant County Convention Center, Fort Worth, May 16, 1976    
3-10        Black Crow
3-11        Intro To Song For Sharon
3-12        Song For Sharon
        Hejira Sessions, Summer 1976    
3-13        Refuge Of The Roads (Early Mix With Horns)
Horns – Chuck Findley, Tom Scott
3-14        Don Juan’s Reckless Daughter (Early Rough Mix)
Percussion – Bobbye Hall
CD 4:
        Don Juan’s Reckless Daughter Sessions, January & July 1977    
4-1        “Save Magic” (Paprika Plains Embryonic Version)
4-2        Otis And Marlena (Early Rough Mix)
        Mingus Sessions, June & July 1978    
4-3        Sweet Sucker Dance (Vocals & Drums Version – Take 5)
4-4        A Chair In The Sky (Early Alternate Version – Take 6)
4-5        Sweet Sucker Dance (Early Alternate Version)
Baritone Saxophone – Gerry Mulligan
        Live At Bread & Roses Festival Greek Theatre, Berkeley, September 2 & 3, 1978    
4-6        Introduction
4-7        The Dry Cleaner From Des Moines
4-8        Intro To A Chair In The Sky
4-9        A Chair In The Sky
Piano – Herbie Hancock
4-10        Intro To Goodbye Pork Pie Hat
4-11        Goodbye Pork Pie Hat
Piano – Herbie Hancock
4-12        Intro To The Wolf That Lives In Lindsey
4-13        The Wolf That Lives In Lindsey
        Mingus Early Alternate Version, 1978 & 1979    
4-14        A Good Suit And A Good Haircut
4-15        God Must Be A Boogie Man
4-16        Solo For Old Fat Girl’s Soul
4-17        The Dry Cleaner From Des Moines
CD 5:

5-1        Sue And The Holy River
Alto Saxophone – Phil Woods
Baritone Saxophone – Gerry Mulligan
Bass – Eddie Gomez, Stanley Clarke
Drums – Tony Williams, John Guerin
Drums, Congas – Don Alias
Guitar – John McLaughlin
Percussion – Emil Richards
Synth [Mini Moog] – Jan Hammer
        Mingus Sessions, 1979    
5-2        The Wolf That Lives In Lindsey
Bass – Jaco Pastorius
Soprano Saxophone – Wayne Shorter
        Live At May 6 Coalition Rally Against Nuclear Power National Mall, Washington, D.C.    
5-3        Introduction – Graham Nash
Voice – Graham Nash
5-4        Big Yellow Taxi
Backing Vocals, Handclaps – Dan Fogelberg, Graham Nash, Jackson Browne, John Hall
        Tour Rehearsals, SIR Rehearsal Studios, July 1979    
5-5        Jerico
5-6        Help Me
        1979 Tour Of The United States    
        Live At Forest Hills Tennis Stadium, August 25, 1979    
5-7        Big Yellow Taxi
5-8        Just Like This Train
5-9        In France They Kiss On Main Street
5-10        Coyote
5-11        Edith And The Kingpin
5-12        Free Man In Paris
5-13        Goodbye Pork Pie Hat
5-14        Jaco’s Solo/ Third Stone From The Sun
5-15        The Dry Cleaner From Des Moines
CD 6:

6-1        Amelia
6-2        Pat’s Solo
6-3        Hejira
6-4        Don’s Solo
6-5        Dreamland
6-6        Black Crow
6-7        Furry Sings The Blues
6-8        Intro To God Must Be A Boogie Man
6-9        God Must Be A Boogie Man
6-10        Raised On Robbery
6-11        Shadows And Light
Vocals – The Persuasions
6-12        The Last Time I Saw Richard
6-13        Why Do Fools Fall In Love
Vocals – The Persuasions
        Live In Philadelphia, August 28, 1979    
6-14        Woodstock
        Live At Greek Theatre Los Angeles, September 13, 1979    
6-15        Intro To A Chair In The Sky
6-16        A Chair In The Sky
Electric Piano – Herbie Hancock


Personnel:

    Bass – Jaco Pastorius (tracks: 5-6 to 6-16), Max Bennett (tracks: 1-12 to 2-17, 3-13), Rob Stoner (tracks: 1-2 to 1-3, 3-10)
    Drums – John Guerin, Don Alias (tracks: 4-3 to 4-5), Don Alias (tracks: 5-5 to 6-16), Gary Burke (tracks: 3-10), Howie Wyeth (tracks: 1-2 to 1-3)

    Electric Guitar, Backing Vocals – Robben Ford (tracks: 1-12 to 2-17)
    Electric Piano – Jeremy Lubbock (tracks: 4-4, 4-5)
    Guitar – Steven Soles (tracks: 1-2 to 1-3), T Bone Burnett* (tracks: 1-2 to 1-3, 3-10)
    Keyboards – Lyle Mays (tracks: 5-5 to 6-16)
    Keyboards, Percussion – Victor Feldman (tracks: 1-12 to 2-17)
    Lead Guitar – Mick Ronson (tracks: 1-2 to 1-3, 3-10), Pat Metheny (tracks: 5-5 to 6-16)
    Pedal Steel Guitar – David Mansfield (tracks: 1-2 to 1-3, 3-10)
    Percussion – Don Alias (tracks: 5-7 to 6-16), Howie Wyeth* (tracks: 3-10), John Guerin (tracks: 1-12 to 2-17)
    Piano – Kevin Crossley (tracks: 1-2 to 1-3)
    Saxophone [Sax] – Michael Brecker (tracks: 5-5 to 6-16)
    Saxophone [Saxes], Flute, Backing Vocals – David Luell (tracks: 1-12 to 2-17)

Martha Lorin - The Best Is Yet To Come

 

 

Martha Lorin - The Best Is Yet To Come

Not On Label  (1980)

 

 

 

 

Tracks:
A1        New York State Of Mind
A2        Passing Fancy
A3        You've Changed
A4        Mood Indigo
A5        Body & Soul
A6        Blue Skies
A7        Mean To Me

B1        Close Enough For Love
B2        Ill Wind
B3        Trieste
B4        Skylark
B5        Something Cool
B6        Don't Slam That Door
B7        The Best Is Yet To Come







Credits:
Martha Lorin - vocals
Pee Wee Ellis - saxophone, arranger, flute
John Guerin - drums
Patrick O'Hearn - bass
Mark Isham - trumpet, flugelhorn
Pee Wee Ellis - producer
James Levi - percussion
Larry Klein - bass
Peter Maunu - electric guitar, acoustic guitar
Smith Dobson - acoustic piano, electric piano
Henry Lewy - producer 

John Daversa - Live At Catalina's Vol.2

 

John Daversa - Live At Catalina's Vol.2
Blue Canoe Records BCR1524D5  (2009)

 

 

Track Listing:
1. Fast and Direct (A Tribute to Dee Barton Suite)
2. Camels (A Tribute to Dee Barton Suite)
3. Missing Platelets (A Tribute to Dee Barton Suite)
4. Strawberry Margarita
5. Moments of Reality
6. Bounce Da Nu Funk
 








Personnel:
John Guerin - Drums
John Daversa - Trumpet, EVI, Director, Conductor, Arranger, Producer
Kim Richmond, Jeff Driskill, Bill Perkins, Tom Peterson, Vince Trombetta Jr., Jennifer Hall - Woodwinds
George Graham, Ron King, Glenda Smith, Matt Nabours - Trumpets
Bill Booth, Alex lles, Charlie Morillas, George Thatcher - Trombones
Justin Morell - Guitar
Todd Sickafoose - Bass

 

 

 

 

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Transcription: John Guerin

 

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Modern Drummer #295

 

Jason Jackson - Inspiration

 

Jason Jackson - Inspiration
digital file (2014)





Track Listing:
1. Brazilian Bop
2. Burnin’
3. Spring Is Here
4. Salute to Mandela
5. El Huesero
6. The Spot
7. April in Paris
8. Tenderly
9. Wake Up Election 2000
10. My Friend Sam





Personnel:
John Guerin: drums
Eddie Karam: conductor
Jason Jackson: trombone
Charlie Davis, Mike McGuffy: trumpet
Jeff Clayton, Sal Lozano: alto sax
Pete Christlieb: tenor sax
Gene Cipriano: baritone sax
Gary Foster, Ray Pizzi: flute
Don Shelton: clarinet
Jennifer Hall: bass clarinet
Bill Watrous, George Bohanon: trombone
Bryant Byers: bass trombone
Michael Melvoin: piano
Bob Boss: guitar
Marshall Hawkins, Trey Henry: bass
Vanessa Brown: percussion
Ralph Morrison, Josefina Vergara, Lesa Terry, Margaret Wooten, Claudia Parducci, Ron Clark: violin; Yvette Devereaux, Henri Gronnier, Charles Stegman: violin
Carole Mukogawa, Robin Ross, Jorge Moraga: viola
Anne Karam, Larry Corbett, Jodie Burnett: cello
Slide Hampton: conductor, trombone solo
Jason Jackson: trombone
Earl Gardner, Anthony Tooley: trumpet
Dick Oatts: alto sax
Ralph Lalama: tenor sax,
Gary Smulyan: baritone sax
Bernard Phillips, Jimmie Cozier: flute
Bill Easley: clarinet
Leno Gomez: bass clarinet
John Mosca, Luis Bonilla: trombone
Douglas Purviance: bass trombone
Roger Jones II: piano
Rodney Jones: guitar
Monte Croft: vibraphone
Rufus Reid: bass
Dennis Mackrel: drums
Roger Squitero: percussion
Balinda Whitney, Masako Yanagita, Sandra Billingsleym, Cecelia Hobbs- Gardner, Phillip Payton, Stan Hunte:, Glen Laster, Melanie Baker, Edith Yokley: violin
Orlando Wells, Anne Marie Bedney, Judith Insell- Stack: viola
Kermit Moore, Melvin Greenwich, Jared Snyder: cello
Anthony Morris, Lou Bruno: bass
Jason Jackson: trombone
Roy Hargrove, Terell Stafford, Frank Greene, Greg Gisbert, Shawn Edmonds, Freddie Hendrix: trumpet
Steve Wilson: alto sax
Evan Christopher: clarinet
Dick Oatts, Dave Rickenberg: alto sax, flute
Rich Perry: tenor sax
Ralph Lalama: tenor sax, clarinet
Frank Basile: baritone sax, bass clarinet
John Mosca, Luis Bonilla, Mark Patterson: trombone
Douglas Purviance: bass trombone
Roger Jones II: piano
Rufus Reid, Jennifer Vincent: bass
Dennis Mackrel: drums
Roger Squitero: percussion
Balinda Whitney, Racko Parrini: violin
Richard Brice: viola
Maria Jeffers: cello 

Woody Guthrie/Leonard Rosenman - Bound For Glory OST

 

 

Woody Guthrie/Leonard Rosenman - Bound For Glory OST
United Artists Records UA-LA695-H (1976)





Track Listing:
A1        Hard Travelin'
A2        This Train Is Bound For Glory
A2 (a)        The Drifters
A2 (b)        I Ain't Got No Home
A2 (c)        So Long It's Been Good To Know Yuh (Dusty Old Dust)
A3        Hobo's Lullaby
A4        Dust Storm
A4 (a)        Pastures Of Plenty
A5        Do Re Mi
A6        Running For The Train
A6 (a)        So Long It's Been Good To Know Yuh (Dusty Old Dust)
A6 (b)        The Train Is Bound For Glory
A6 (c)        Arrival In Los Angeles
A7        Oklahoma Hills

B1        So Long It's Been Good To Know Yuh (Dusty Old Dust)
B1 (a)        Howdido
B2        So Long It's Been Good To Know Yuh (Dusty Old Dust)
B2 (a)        Pastures Of Plenty
B2 (b)        Hitchhiking
B2 (c)        Ramshackle
B3        Pastures Of Plenty
B4        Curley Headed Baby
B4 (a)        Talking Dust Bowl Blues
B4 (b)        This Land Is Our Land
B5        Deportee (Plane Wreck At Los Gatos)
B6        Hobo Lullaby
B6 (a)        On The Road Again
B6 (b)        Going Down The Road
B7        This Land Is Our Land






Personnel:
Leonard Rosenman - composer, adaptation, conductor, orchestration, arrangements
LeRoy Holmes - producer
Nathan Kaproff - orchestra contractor
Jacob Krachmalnick, Bobby Bruce, Barry Socher, Connie Kupka, Jay Rosen, Haim Shtrum, Thomas Buffum, Sheldon Sanov, Bonnie Douglas, Stanley Plummer, Linda Ross, Arnold Belnick, Erica Anderson - violin
Milton Thomas, Pamela Goldsmith, Carole Mukogawa, Joseph Reilich - viola
Edgar Lustgarten, Eleanor Aller, Gloria Strassner, Harry Shlutz - cello
Buell Neidlinger, Edward Meares, Peter Mercurio - double bass
Sheridon Stokes, David Shostac - flute
John Ellis - oboe
John Neufeld, Julian Spear - clarinet
Norman Herzberg, Fowler Friedlander - bassoon
Vincent DeRosa, Richard Perissi, David Duke, Arthur Maebe - French horn
Malcolm McNab, Tony Terran, Graham Young - trumpet
Dick Nash, Dick Noel, Barrett O'Hara - trombone
John Guerin, Larry Bunker, Ken Watson - drums, percussion
Dorothy Remsen - harp
Ralph Grierson - keyboards
Tommy Tedesco, Dennis Budimir, Mike Anthony - guitar
Larry McNeely - banjo
Tommy Morgan - harmonica
Ralph Ferraro - arranger 

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Joni Mitchell & The L.A. Express – 1976 U.S. Tour

 

Joni Mitchell & The L.A. Express – 1976 U.S. Tour
Rhino Records R1 727234 (2025)




Track Listing:
        Dane County Coliseum, Madison, WI, February 29, 1976   
A1        Help Me     3:19
        Music Hall, Boston, MA, February 19, 1976   
A2        Love Or Money    4:42
A3        Free Man In Paris   3:05
A4        For The Roses    4:29

B1        Cold Blue Steel And Sweet Fire    6:19
B2        Big Yellow Taxi    2:56
B3        Shades of Scarlett Conquering    4:27
        Nassau Coliseum, Uniondale, NY, February 20, 1976   
B4        For Free   5:30

        Music Hall, Boston, MA, February 19, 1976   
C1        Intro To Coyote/Don Juan’s Reckless Daughter     0:21
C2        Coyote/Don Juan’s Reckless Daughter     9:58
        Dane County Coliseum, Madison, WI, February 29, 1976   
C3        Just Like This Train    4:14

        Music Hall, Boston, MA, February 19, 1976   
C4        Shadows And Light   5:35

D1        In France They Kiss On Main Street   3:28
        Cameron Stadium, Duke University, Durham, NC, February 7, 1976   
D2        Traveling (Hejira)    6:36
        Music Hall, Boston, MA, February 19, 1976   
D3        Edith And The Kingpin    3:50
D4        Talk To Me   5:10

E1        Harry’s House/Centerpiece   5:22
E2        Intro To Furry Sings The Blues    1:22
E3        Furry Sings The Blues    4:47
E4        Trouble Child    3:46
E5        Rainy Night House   3:51

        Cameron Stadium, Duke University, Durham, NC, February 7, 1976   
F1        Don’t Interrupt The Sorrow   3:54
        Music Hall, Boston, MA, February 19, 1976   
F2        Raised On Robbery   2:43
F3        The Jungle Line    5:30
F4        Twisted     4:23






Personnel:
    Acoustic Guitar, Vocals – Joni Mitchell
    Bass – Max Bennett
    Drums, Percussion – John Guerin
    Electric Guitar, Backing Vocals – Robben Ford
    Harmony Vocals – Gail Ford
    Keyboards, Percussion – Victor Feldman
    Saxophone, Flute, Backing Vocals – David Luell 

Chuck Mitchell – Dreams And Stories

 

Chuck Mitchell – Dreams And Stories
Strider STS-101 (1970)




Track Listing:
A1        Raggedy Andy
A2        Broken-Hearted, Mama
A3        The Rise And Fall Of Robert Lee
A4        Mister Bojangles

B1        The Bilbao Song
B2        Look Out Girl
B3        I'm Worried About You
B4        Acapulco
B5        Dreams And Stories







Personnel:
    Drums – John Guerin
    Acoustic Guitar [6-String], 12-String Acoustic Guitar, Vocals – Chuck Mitchell
    Arranged By – Don Peake
    Directed By, Producer – Don Peake
    Double Bass – Chuck Domanico
    Engineer – Bill Lazarus, Tom Harvey
    Guitar – Michael Deasy
    Keyboards – Lincoln Mayorga
    Percussion – Milt Holland
    Steel Guitar – Red Rhodes

 

 

 

 

 

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The Buckinghams – Time & Charges

 

The Buckinghams – Time & Charges
Columbia CL 2669 (1967)




Side One:
1. Don't You Care
2. Pitied Be The Dragon Hunter
3. And Our Love
4. Why Don't You Love Me
5. You Are Gone

Side Two:
1. I'll Be Back
2. Mercy, Mercy, Mercy
3. Remember
4. The Married Life
5. Foreign Policy






Personnel:
John Guerin - drums
James Henderson, Lew McCreary, Richard Leith - trombone
Bill Peterson, Bud Childers - trumpet
John Johnson - sax
Lincoln Mayorga - Wurlitzer electric piano
Dennis Budimir - guitar
Carol Kaye - bass
James William Guercio - producer, arranger
Carl Giammarese - guitar, vocals
Nick Fortuna - bass, vocals
Marty Grebb - keyboards, vocals, guitar
John Poulos - drums, percussion
Dennis Tufano - vocals

1977 Rock/Jazz Fiesta Drum Clinic (Part 1 - John Guerin) | Professional Drum Shop

 

Elkie Brooks - Rich Man's Woman

 

 

Elkie Brooks - Rich Man's Woman

A&M Records AMLH.64554 (1975)

Track Listing:
A1        Where Do We Go From Here (Rich Man's Woman)
A2        Take Cover
A3        Jigsaw Baby
A4        Roll Me Over
A5        He's A Rebel

B1        One Step On The Ladder
B2        Rock 'N Roll Circus
B3        Try A Little Love
B4        Tomorrow








Personnel:
    Elkie Brooks – vocals
    Steve Burgh – guitars
    Bruce Foster – keyboards
    David Kemper – drums
    Dennis Kovarik – bass
    David Paich – piano, keyboards
    Michael Boddicker – synthesizers
    Ben Benay – guitars
    Max Bennett – bass guitar
    Alan Estes, Gene Estes – percussion
    John Guerin – drums
    Nino Tempo – saxophone
    Stan Farber, Venetta Fields, Gerry Garrett, Jim Gilstrap, Ron Hicklin, Clydie King,   
    Gene Morford, Verlene Rogers, Jerry Whitman – backing vocals
    Dominic Frontiere, Larry Wilcox – arrangement, conductor
    Kenny Kerner, Richie Wise – producer

John Daversa - Live At Catalina's Vol.1

 

 

John Daversa - Live At Catalina's Vol.1

Blue Canoe Records BC1522 (2009)


 

 

Track Listing:
1. Don't Jive the Hitman
2. Bare Your Soul
3. Slick
4. Oma
5. Pententium Motion
6. Most of All
7. You Think You're Funny








Personnel:
John Guerin - Drums
John Daversa - Trumpet, EVI, Director, Conductor, Arranger, Producer
Kim Richmond, Jeff Driskill, Bill Perkins, Tom Peterson, Vince Trombetta Jr., Jennifer Hall - Woodwinds
George Graham, Ron King, Glenda Smith, Matt Nabours - Trumpets
Bill Booth, Alex lles, Charlie Morillas, George Thatcher - Trombones
Justin Morell - Guitar
Todd Sickafoose - Bass

John Pizzarelli - Dear Mr. Cole

 

 

John Pizzarelli - Dear Mr. Cole

Novus 01241 63182-2 (1994)

 

 

 

 

 

Track Listing:
1. Style Is Coming Back In Style
2. What Can I Say After I Say I'm Sorry
3. Little Girl
4. You Must Be Blind
5. Sweet Georgia Brown
6 . It's Only A Paper Moon
7. September Song
8. On The Sunny Side Of The Street
9. Nature Boy
10. This Way Out
11. Too Marvelous For Words
12. Route 66
13. Sweet Lorraine
14. Straighten Up And Fly Right
15. Honeysuckle Rose
16. L-O-V-E
17. Unforgettable
18. Portrait Of Jenny








Personnel:
    John Pizzarelli – vocals, guitar, producer
    Benny Green – piano
    Ray Kennedy – piano
    Christian McBride, Martin Pizzarelli – double bass
    John Guerin – drums
    Mike Stoller, Ikuyoshi Hirakawa, Brooks Arthur - producer

John Raitt - Broadway Legend

 

 

John Raitt - Broadway Legend

Angel Records CDQ 7243 5 55469 2 0 (1995)

Track Listing:
1        John Raitt's Oklahoma! Overture (Oklahoma!)
2        If I Loved You (Carousel)
3        Thank Heaven For Little Girls (Gigi) / My Little Girl (Carousel)
4        They Say It's Wonderful (Annie Get Your Gun)
5        Anything You Can Do (Annie Get Your Gun)
6        Some Enchanted Evening (South Pacific)
7        If Ever I Would Leave You (Camelot)
8        Hey There (The Pajama Game)
9        Here's That Rainy Day (Carnival In Flanders)
10      So In Love (Kiss Me Kate)
11      The Impossible Dream (Man Of La Mancha)








Personnel:
John Raitt - vocals
Bonnie Raitt - vocals
William David Brohn, Jeremy Lubbock -arranger
Randy Waldman - piano
Robbie Buchannan - keyboards, producer
Chuck Domanico - bass
John Guerin - drums
Eddie Arkin - producer

John Stewart - American Originals

 

 

John Stewart - American Originals

Capitol Records CDP 0777 7 80091 2 2 (1992)




Track Listing:
1. If You Don't Look Around
2. Chilly Winds (Intro)
3. Chilly Winds
4. Holly On My Mind
5. Mucky Truckee River
6. California Bloodlines
7. Mother Country
8. The Pirates Of Stone County Road
9. Lonesome Picker
10. July, You're A Woman
11. Shackles And Chains
12. Never Goin' Back
13. Willard
14. Oldest Living Son
15. Clack Clack
16. Friend Of Jesus
17. Great White Cathedrals
18. Belly Full Of Tennessee
19. The Lady And The Outlaw
20. Armstrong






Personnel:
John Guerin, Kenneth Buttrey, Buddy Harman - drums
John Stewart - vocals, guitars
Buffy Ford - vocals
Michael Stewart, Jerry Yester - guitar
Tommy Tedesco - 12-string guitar
Fred Carter - guitar, dobro
Red Rhodes - pedal steel guitar
Henry Diltz - banjo
Chris Darrow - fiddle
Ralph Schuckett - piano, harmonium
Hargus Robbins, Kelso Herston - keyboards
Norbert Putman, Chip Douglas - bass
Charlie McCoy - bass, percussion
Peter Asher - bass, percussion, Autoharp, background vocals, producer
B.G. Cruiser, Dottie Dillard, Bergen White, Marijohn Wilkin, Abigail Haness - background vocals
Voyle Gilmore, Nik "Zapata" Venet, Chip Douglas - producer

José Feliciano - Angela

 

 

José Feliciano - Angela

Private Stock PS 2010 (1976)

 

 

 

 

Track Listing:
A1        Angela
A2        I've Got A Feeling
A3        Sweet Street
A4        Nirvana (Part 1, Part 2)
B1        Why
B2        Michaelangelo
B3        Salsa Negra
B4        As Long As I Have You








Personnel:
    Arranged By [Horns], Arranged By [Strings] – Barry Fasman
    Vocals, Bass, Guitar, Congas, Producer – Jose Feliciano
    Reinie Press, Scott Edwards
    Drums – David Kemper
    Drums, Percussion – Larry Brown
    Harp – Stella Castellucci
    Horns – Chuck Findley, Gary Grant, Jackie Kelso, Lew McCreary, Richard Perissi, Tom Scott, Vince DeRosa
    Keyboards – David Paich, Larry Muhoberac
    Percussion – John Guerin, Paulinho Magalhaes
    Producer – Janna Merlyn Feliciano
    Strings – Sid Sharp & His Magic Strings
    Timbales – Willie Bobo
    Vocals – Alex Brown, Anita Sherman, Gwen Edwards, Bob Heinlein, Cyndi Grecco

 

 

 

 

Liza Minnelli - Gently

 

 

Liza Minnelli - Gently

Angel Records CDQ 7243 8 35470 2 9 (1996)




Track Listing:
1. Chances Are
2. You Stepped Out Of A Dream
3. Embraceable You
4. Close Your Eyes
5. Some Cats Know
6. Lost In You
7. I Got Lost In His Arms
8. It Had To Be You
9. Never Let Me Go
10. Does He Love You?
11. In The Wee Small Hours Of The Morning






Personnel:

Drums – John Guerin, Albie Berk, Bill La Vorgna, John Robinson

Vocals – Liza Minnelli
Acoustic Guitar – Jack Cavari
Arranger – Marvin Hamlisch, Mike Stoller
Arranger, Producer – Mike Stoller
Arranger, Conductor – Ray Ellis, Roger Kellaway, Artie Butler
Backing Vocals – Brenda Russell, Melissa Manchester
Bass – Robert Magnusson, Chuck Berghofer, Dave Stone, David Finck, Jim Hughart, Neil Stubenhaus, Will Lee
Vocals – Donna Summer, Johnny Mathis
Percussion, Congas – Lenny Castro, Paulinho Da Costa
Guitar – John Tropea, Grant Geissman, Michael Landau, Timothy May
Keyboards, Arranger – Robbie Buchanan
Orchestrated By – Tori Zito
Piano, Backing Vocals, Producer, Arranger – Billy Stritch
Piano – Mike Renzi, Pete Jolly
Arranger, Conductor, Piano – Roger Kellaway
Piano, Arranger – Herbie Hancock
Producer – Jerry Leiber
Saxophone – Gary Foster, Nino Tempo
Trumpet – Chuck Findley, Randy Brecker
Vibraphone – Emil Richards, Terry Gibbs

 

 

 

 

 

Lou Rawls - Love All Your Blues Away

 

Lou Rawls - Love All Your Blues Away

Epic – E 40210 (1986)

Track Listing:
A1        Change Your Mind
A2        Are You With Me
A3        Love All Your Blues Away
A4        Stop Me From Starting This Feeling
A5        Learn To Love Again
B1        Willow Weep For Me
B2        We'll Be Together Again
B3        The Way You Look Tonight
B4        It Never Entered My Mind








Personnel:
Vocals - Lou Rawls
Backing Vocals – Alfie Silas, Bill Champlin, Lou Rawls, Tata Vega, Voncielle Faggette, Richard Page
Cymbal – John Keane, Mike Baird
Arranged By, Drums, Synthesizer, Guitar, Backing Vocals – Jay Graydon
Synthesizer – Cliff Mangus, Glen Ballard, Marcus Ryle, Michael Omartian, Tom Farrager
Guitar – Michael Landau
Producer – Humberto Gatica
Synthesizer, Backing Vocals – Steve George
Producer, Arranged By, Drums, Synthesizer, Piano – David Foster
Arranged By – John Mandel
Bass – Chuck Domanico
Drums – John Guerin
Piano – Victor Feldman
Flute – Don Menza
Arranged By, Piano – Jeremy Lubbock
Bass – Chuck Domanico
Drums – John Guerin
Piano – Victor Feldman