Split Coconut (1975) - Dave Mason

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Dave Mason

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Guest Appearances »

David Crosby, Tim Hauser, Tim Hauser, (Dr.) Rick Jaeger, Gerald Johnson, Mark (T.) Jordan, Jim Krueger, Laurel Massé, Laurel Massé, Graham Nash, Alan Paul, Alan Paul, Emil Richards, Janis Siegel, Janis Siegel, The Manhattan Transfer, Jai (Jay) Winding

Released »

1975-09-19

Format »

Domestic Vinyl/CD Album

Other Appearances »

Maureen S. Gray (Songwriter), Buddy (Charles Hardin) Holly (Songwriter), Jim Krueger (Songwriter), Dave Mason (Songwriter), Ethan A. Russell (Photography), Ron Coro (Design), Bruce Botnick (Produced By), Dave Mason (Produced By), Bruce Botnick (Recorded By), Bruce Botnick (Mixed By), Joe Garnett (Illustration), Ron Kriss (Illustration), Jim Shea (Photography Assisted By)

Record Label »

Columbia Records/One Way Records

Catalogue Number »

PCQ-33698 (Columbia LP) A 26079 (One Way CD)

Running Time »

32:58

Liner Notes »

Dave Mason produced for Indaba Enterprises Corp. Recorded & Mixed at Capitol Recording Studios, Hollywood, California The following great artists appear through the courtesy of Atlantic Records: The Manhattan Transfer David Crosby Graham Nash Thanks "Moke" ONe Way CD Reissue Notes: (P) 1975 (C) 1995 Sony Music Entertainment Inc. Sony Music Special Products Manufactured by Columbia Records 550 Madison Ave. New York, NY 10022-3211 Columbia/Sony Reg. U.S. Patent & TM Office Marca Registrada One Way Records P.O. Box 6429 Albany, NY 12206 Warning: All rights reserved. Unauthorized duplication is a violation of applicable laws. Compact Disc Digital Audio AAD DIDP 085679 0 7989 2 5

Reviews »

Add your review here. A nice album worth listening to. Review written by Anonymous, October 18th, 2004 This was a follow up to Mason's self-titled album. The cover of Buddy Holly's "Crying, Waiting & Hoping" is good but not quite as dynamic as Mason's cover of Sam Cooke's "Bring It On Home To Me" which appeared on Mason's self-titled release a year earlier. The title track, "Split Coconut", is a good instrumental, but I prefer the instrumental, "Side Tracked" from the "It's Like You Never Left" album. "Long Lost Friend" is a great song, featuring a great guitar lead, and is my favorite on this album. "You Can Lose It", "She's A Friend" and "Give Me A Reason" are also excellent songs, the latter featuring Jim Krueger on lead guitar. "Save Your Love" is a funky, upbeat song which received considerable air time. Although, I don't believe this album is quite as good as some of his other releases, it's still a good album, and worth listening to. An atmospheric blend of musical stylings Review written by John Fitzgerald, October 18th, 2004 This is one of my favorites of Dave's Columbia albums and it's a great improvement on the 1974 selftitled release. We are treated to Mason's masterful six string work on the opener and the closer. The former is the title track which is nearly an instrumental while the latter, "Long lost friend" ends with a tasty solo and features The Manhattan Transfer to good effect on backing vocals as does a cover of Buddy Holly's nugget "Crying, waiting & hoping". My highlights overall are "Sweet music" featuring a dated but likable keyboard part and the sing a long "You can lose it" but there's lots of great hooks here with a wonderful assortment of musical variety, it's easy to find a treasure on here no matter what your tastes are.

Last Modified »

2011-04-16

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Discography entry submitted by Christy Valkman & Steve MacDougall.