Album · 1976
Glow
- Released
- 1976
- Label
- Reprise Records
- Catalogue no.
- MS 2248
- Tracklist
- 9 tracks
- Length
- 36:07
- Country
- US
“Glow” is an album by Al Jarreau, released in 1976 on Reprise Records. The original release has 9 tracks with a running time of 36:07. Jazz standards on the record include “Agua De Beber”. The line-up features Dale Oehler (conductor, instrument arranger), Joe Correro (drums (drum set)), Larry Carlton (guitar), Tom Canning (electric piano) and Ralph MacDonald (percussion).
Who played on Glow
- Dale Oehler conductor, instrument arranger all tracks
- Joe Correro drums (drum set) on 8 tracks
- Larry Carlton guitar on 8 tracks
- Tom Canning electric piano on 8 tracks
- Ralph MacDonald percussion on 4 tracks
- Willie Weeks bass guitar on 4 tracks
- Joe Sample piano, organ on 3 tracks
- Steve Forman percussion, tambourine on 3 tracks
- Wilton Felder bass guitar on 3 tracks
- Larry Nash synthesizer on 2 tracks
- Al Jarreau vocals on 1 track
- Paul Stallworth bass guitar on 1 track
Tracklist
- A1 Rainbow in Your Eyes — Leon Russell 3:05
- A2 Your Song — Elton John 5:36
- A3 Agua de beber standard — Antônio Carlos Jobim 3:56
- A4 Have You Seen the Child — Al Jarreau 3:47
- A5 Hold On Me — Al Jarreau 1:50
- B1 Fire and Rain — James Taylor 4:47
- B2 Somebody’s Watching You — Sly Stone 3:45
- B3 Milwaukee — Al Jarreau 4:53
- B4 Glow — Al Jarreau 4:28
Production
- Al Schmitt producer
- Don Henderson engineer
- Linda Tyler engineer
- Tommy LiPuma producer
- Nick de Caro vocal arranger
More albums by Al Jarreau
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Glow?
The line-up of Glow includes Dale Oehler (conductor, instrument arranger), Joe Correro (drums (drum set)), Larry Carlton (guitar), Tom Canning (electric piano), Ralph MacDonald (percussion), Willie Weeks (bass guitar), Joe Sample (piano, organ) and Steve Forman (percussion, tambourine).
Which label released Glow?
Glow was released in 1976 on Reprise Records (MS 2248).
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