Album · 1990

Ah Via Musicom

Released
20 March 1990
Label
Capitol Records
Catalogue no.
CDP 7 90517 2
Tracklist
11 tracks
Length
40:58
Country
US

“Ah Via Musicom” is an album by Eric Johnson, released in 1990 on Capitol Records. The original release has 11 tracks with a running time of 40:58. The line-up features Eric Johnson (guitar, producer), Tommy Taylor (drums (drum set)), Stephen Barber (synthesizer, keyboard), Kyle Brock (bass) and Roscoe Beck (bass).

Who played on Ah Via Musicom

  • Eric Johnson guitar, producer, vocals, lap steel guitar, piano, sitar all tracks
  • Tommy Taylor drums (drum set) on 10 tracks
  • Stephen Barber synthesizer, keyboard on 7 tracks
  • Kyle Brock bass on 6 tracks
  • Roscoe Beck bass on 5 tracks
  • James Fenner percussion on 3 tracks
  • Jody Lazo background vocals on 2 tracks
  • Paul Bissell percussion on 1 track
  • Reggie Witty bass on 1 track
  • Steven Hennig guitar on 1 track
  • Wee Willie harmonica on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. 1 Ah Via Musicom — Stephen Barber, Eric Johnson 2:04
  2. 2 Cliffs of Dover — Eric Johnson 4:10
  3. 3 Desert Rose 4:58
  4. 4 High Landrons — Eric Johnson 5:46
  5. 5 Steve's Boogie — Eric Johnson 1:53
  6. 6 Trademark — Eric Johnson 4:45
  7. 7 Nothing Can Keep Me From You — Eric Johnson 4:23
  8. 8 Song for George — Eric Johnson 1:50
  9. 9 Righteous — Eric Johnson 3:29
  10. 10 Forty Mile Town — Eric Johnson 4:13
  11. 11 East Wes — Eric Johnson 3:27

Production

  • Richard Mullen engineer, mix
  • Michael Frondelli mix

More albums by Eric Johnson

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Ah Via Musicom?

The line-up of Ah Via Musicom includes Eric Johnson (guitar, producer), Tommy Taylor (drums (drum set)), Stephen Barber (synthesizer, keyboard), Kyle Brock (bass), Roscoe Beck (bass), James Fenner (percussion), Jody Lazo (background vocals) and Paul Bissell (percussion).

Which label released Ah Via Musicom?

Ah Via Musicom was released in 1990 on Capitol Records (CDP 7 90517 2).

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