Nightwatch (1978) - Ken(ny) Loggins

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Ken(ny) Loggins

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Guest Appearances »

Jon Clarke, Vince Denham, Mike/Michael Hamilton, George (M.) Hawkins(, Jr.), Tris Imboden, Stevie Nicks

Released »

1978-07-12

Format »

Domestic Vinyl/CD Album

Other Appearances »

Eva Ein (Songwriter), Max Gronenthal (Songwriter), Dan Loggins (Songwriter), Ken(ny) Loggins (Songwriter), Michael M(a)cDonald (Songwriter), Melissa Manchester (Songwriter), Brian Mann (Songwriter), Dave/David Karl Plehn/Plenn (Songwriter), Jerry Riopelle (Songwriter), Joe South (Songwriter), David Alexander (Photography), David Alexander (Cover Concept), Ken(ny) Loggins (Cover Concept), Bob James (Produced By), Joe Jorgensen (Engineered By), John Pace (Engineered By), Larson & Recor Associates (Management), Bob James (String Arrangements By), Marilyn Romen (Lettering Concept)

Record Label »

Columbia

Catalogue Number »

CK-35387 (CD) PCT-35387 (Cassette)

Running Time »

41:20

Liner Notes »

Many thanks to Ovation for: a) Classic 1613 nylon acoustic, b) Magnum II fretless bass, c) Electric Legend acoustic, and Music Man Amplifiers. Recorded at SoundMixers, New York City. Special Thanks to Marilyn Romen for Lettering Concept. Management: Larson & Recor Associates Los Angeles, California Special Thanks: Santa Barbara Sound, Marion Orr, Phil Ramone, Tim McCarthy, Randy Ezratti, Stevie Nicks, Jim Recor, Larry Larson, Steve Khan, Jon Clarke, Vince Denham, George Hawkins, Mike Hamilton, G. Tris Imboden, T. Brian Mann, Lee Phillips, Chris Dedrick, and, of course, Eva Ein. Stevie Nicks appears courtesy of Warner Bros. Records, Inc. (P) (C) 1978 CBS Inc. Manufactured by Columbia Records (trademark of CBS Inc. except in Canada where they are trademarks of CBS Records Canada Ltd.) 51 W. 52 Street New York, NY WARNING: All Rights Reserved. Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws. CD Reissue Notes: Printed in U.S.A. This Compact Disc was manufactured to meet critical quality standards. If you believe the disc has a manufacturing defect, please call our Quality Management Department at 800 257-5858, Ext. 863. New Jersey residents should call 609 235-4747, Ext. 863. Compact Disc Digital Audio Digitally mastered analog recording DIDP 070080 0 7464-2

Reviews »

Add your review here. Kenny's best musical period but still forgettable Review written by John Fitzgerald, April 2nd, 2005 Loggins has always been a rather bland performer which is probably this album's main problem but there are some good moments but let's start with the best which is, of course the hit single "Whenever I call you friend" on which Stevie duets nicely. It has a innocence that even by the standards of the day seemed somewhat quaint but it was a deserved smash. Also of interest on the disc are the surprisingly long, epic title track which opens the record and a good rocker in "Somebody knows" as well as his own version of "What a fool believes" although it's not as good as the Doobie Brothers version. All in all, it's pretty forgettable stuff, however, Kenny is at his most likable here at this particular stage of his career than any other musically if nothing else.

Last Modified »

2011-01-27

Tracklisting »

Discography entry submitted by Jeff Kenney & Marty Adelson.