Bruce Johnston - Going Public (Reissue) (1977/2000)
BAND/ARTIST: Bruce Johnston
- Title: Going Public
- Year Of Release: 1977/2000
- Label: Edsel Records
- Genre: Soft Rock, Disco
- Quality: Mp3 320 / Flac (tracks)
- Total Time: 34:48
- Total Size: 86/205 Mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. I Write The Songs
02. Deirdre
03. Thank You Baby
04. Rendezvous
05. Won't Somebody Dance With Me
06. Disney Girls
07. Rock And Roll Survivor
08. Don't Be Scared
09. Pipeline
Line-up:
Acoustic Guitar – Chad Stewart, Ed Carter, Michael Anthony
Backing Vocals – Brent Nelson, Bruce Johnston, Cindy Bullens, Curt Becher, Diana Lee, Gary Puckett, Jim Haas, Joe Chemay, Jon Joyce
Bass – Joe Chemay
Cello – Igor Horoshevsky
Drums – Gary Mallaber
Electric Guitar – Caleb Quaye, Richie Zito
Electric Piano – Bruce Johnston, John Hobbs
Flute – Kathy Dragon
Piano – Bruce Johnston, John Hobbs
01. I Write The Songs
02. Deirdre
03. Thank You Baby
04. Rendezvous
05. Won't Somebody Dance With Me
06. Disney Girls
07. Rock And Roll Survivor
08. Don't Be Scared
09. Pipeline
Line-up:
Acoustic Guitar – Chad Stewart, Ed Carter, Michael Anthony
Backing Vocals – Brent Nelson, Bruce Johnston, Cindy Bullens, Curt Becher, Diana Lee, Gary Puckett, Jim Haas, Joe Chemay, Jon Joyce
Bass – Joe Chemay
Cello – Igor Horoshevsky
Drums – Gary Mallaber
Electric Guitar – Caleb Quaye, Richie Zito
Electric Piano – Bruce Johnston, John Hobbs
Flute – Kathy Dragon
Piano – Bruce Johnston, John Hobbs
Vocalist, keyboardist, guitarist, bassist, drummer, composer and producer from Beverly Hills (CA, USA), born the 27th of June 1942 in Chicago (IL, USA).
His first band was Sleepwalkers together with Kim Fowley and Sandy Nelson. He got fame in the West Coast area of the USA and did several studio appearences. He played bass on Teddy Bears hit single "To Know Him Is To Love Him" and drummed in Ritchie Valens' live band. Then he formed the band The Surf Stompers. Late 1964 he joined The Beach Boys and had great success with the band. In 1972 he left the band and recorded a solo album. In 1979 he returned to The Beach Boys and produced, toured and collaborated with the band ever since.
His first band was Sleepwalkers together with Kim Fowley and Sandy Nelson. He got fame in the West Coast area of the USA and did several studio appearences. He played bass on Teddy Bears hit single "To Know Him Is To Love Him" and drummed in Ritchie Valens' live band. Then he formed the band The Surf Stompers. Late 1964 he joined The Beach Boys and had great success with the band. In 1972 he left the band and recorded a solo album. In 1979 he returned to The Beach Boys and produced, toured and collaborated with the band ever since.
Rock | Disco | FLAC / APE | Mp3
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