Maria Muldaur - Waitress In A Donut Shop mp3

Tracklist

Credits

• Arranged By – Geoff Muldaur (tracks: B3)
• Backing Vocals – Anna McGarrigle (tracks: A3), Bobby King (tracks: A4,B2,B5), Ellen Kearney (tracks: B5), Kate McGarrigle (tracks: A3,B6), Linda Ronstadt (tracks: A2), Terry Lee Evans (tracks: A4,B2,B5)
• Backing Vocals, Guitar – Greg Prestopino (tracks: A2,A4,B2,B5,B6)
• Bass – Freebo (tracks: B2), John Kahn (tracks: A2,A4,B1,B5), Ray Brown (tracks: A1,A5,B4), Red Callender (tracks: B3)
• Conductor – Benny Carter (tracks: A1,A5,B4)
• Drums – Earl Palmer (tracks: B3), Fred Staeble (tracks: B5), Jim Gordon (tracks: A2,A4,B1,B2), Paul Humphrey (tracks: A1,A5,B4)
• Engineer – Donn Landee, Lee Herschberg
• Guitar – David Nichtern (tracks: A4,B2,B3), Dennis Budimer (tracks: A2), Doc Watson (tracks: B1), Alvin Bishop (tracks: B5), John Collins (tracks: A1,A5,B4), Lowell George (tracks: A2), Merle Watson (tracks: B1)
• Guitar [Requinto] – Tom Tedesco (tracks: A2)
• Guitar, Backing Vocals – Amos Garrett (tracks: A4,B2,B3,B5,B6)
• Harmonica – Paul Butterfield (tracks: A4,B2)
• Mandolin – David Grisman (tracks: A3,B1)
• Percussion – Bobbye Hall Porter (tracks: A4,B2), Emil Richards (tracks: A2), Milt Holland (tracks: A2,A4,B5)
• Piano – Jeff Gutcheon (tracks: B2), Mark Jordan (tracks: B3), Paul Harris (tracks: A4), Roger Kellaway (tracks: A1,A5,B4), Spooner Oldham (tracks: A3)
• Piano [Tack] – James Booker (tracks: B5)
• Piano, Marimba – Mac Rebennack (tracks: B5)
• Producer – Joe Boyd (tracks: B2), Lenny Waronker (tracks: B2)
• Saxophone – Bud Shank (tracks: B4), Plas Johnson (tracks: A1,A5,B4), Shahib Shihab (tracks: A1,A5,B4)
• Saxophone, Clarinet – Abe Moss (tracks: A1,A5,B4)
• Steel Guitar [Lap] – David Lynley (tracks: B1)
• Trombone – George Bohannon (tracks: A1,A5,B4)
• Trumpet – Snooky Young (tracks: A1,A5,B4), Harry "Sweets" Edison (tracks: A1,A5,B4), Jose Ordaz Durante (tracks: A2), Rosendo Cervantes (tracks: A2)
• Vocals – Maria Muldaur (tracks: B2)

Barcodes

• Matrix / Runout (A Side Etched): MS-2194 31757-1B
• Matrix / Runout (B Side Etched): MS-2194 31758-1B

Companies

• Mixed At – Warner Bros. Studios
• Recorded At – Warner Bros. Studios
• Mastered At – Warner Bros. Studios

Info

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