Album · 1974

Desitively Bonnaroo

Released
1974
Label
Atco Records
Catalogue no.
SD 7043
Tracklist
12 tracks
Length
37:17
Country
US

“Desitively Bonnaroo” is an album by Dr. John, released in 1974 on Atco Records. The original release has 12 tracks with a running time of 37:17. The line-up features Allen Toussaint (keyboard, percussion), Dr. John (finger cymbals, guitar), Gary Brown (alto saxophone, baritone saxophone), Ken Faulk (flugelhorn, trumpet) and Mark Colby (clarinet, tenor saxophone).

Who played on Desitively Bonnaroo

  • Allen Toussaint keyboard, percussion, arranger, producer all tracks
  • Dr. John finger cymbals, guitar, piano
  • Gary Brown alto saxophone, baritone saxophone, clarinet, soprano saxophone
  • Ken Faulk flugelhorn, trumpet
  • Mark Colby clarinet, tenor saxophone
  • Peter Graves euphonium, trombone
  • The Meters performer
  • Whit Sidener alto saxophone, baritone saxophone

Tracklist

  1. A1 Quitters Never Win 3:14
  2. A2 Stealin' 3:29
  3. A3 What Comes Around (Goes Around) 3:10
  4. A4 Me − You = Loneliness 3:03
  5. A5 Mos' Scocious 2:45
  6. A6 (Everybody Wanna Get Rich) Rite Away 2:40
  7. B1 Let's Make a Better World 2:54
  8. B2 R U 4 Real 4:51
  9. B3 Sing Along Song 2:40
  10. B4 Cant Git Enuff 2:58
  11. B5 Go Tell the People — Allen Toussaint 3:03
  12. B6 Desitively Bonnaroo 2:30

Production

  • Karl Richardson engineer
  • George Piros mastering

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Frequently asked questions

Who played on Desitively Bonnaroo?

The line-up of Desitively Bonnaroo includes Allen Toussaint (keyboard, percussion), Dr. John (finger cymbals, guitar), Gary Brown (alto saxophone, baritone saxophone), Ken Faulk (flugelhorn, trumpet), Mark Colby (clarinet, tenor saxophone), Peter Graves (euphonium, trombone), The Meters (performer) and Whit Sidener (alto saxophone, baritone saxophone).

Which label released Desitively Bonnaroo?

Desitively Bonnaroo was released in 1974 on Atco Records (SD 7043).

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