Album · 1972
Occasional Rain
- Released
- 1972
- Label
- Cadet Records
- Catalogue no.
- CA-50007
- Tracklist
- 13 tracks
- Length
- 43:34
- Country
- US
“Occasional Rain” is an album by Terry Callier, released in 1972 on Cadet Records. The original release has 13 tracks with a running time of 43:34. The line-up features Charles Stepney (harpsichord, organ), Kitty Haywood (soprano vocals), Lennie Pirani (piano), Minnie Riperton (soprano vocals) and Rob Crowder (membranophone).
Who played on Occasional Rain
- Charles Stepney harpsichord, organ, producer all tracks
- Kitty Haywood soprano vocals all tracks
- Lennie Pirani piano all tracks
- Minnie Riperton soprano vocals all tracks
- Rob Crowder membranophone all tracks
- Shirley Wahls contralto vocals all tracks
- Sydney Simms bass all tracks
- Terry Callier guitar, lead vocals all tracks
- Earl Madison cello on 2 tracks
Tracklist
- A1 Segue #1 - Go Ahead On — Terry Callier 0:42
- A2 Ordinary Joe 4:15
- A3 Golden Circle — Terry Callier 3:37
- A4 Segue #5 - Go Head On — Terry Callier 0:49
- A5 Trance on Sedgewick Street — Terry Callier 6:22
- A6 Do You Finally Need a Friend 5:46
- B1 Segue #4 - Go Head On — Terry Callier 0:47
- B2 Sweet Edie-D — Terry Callier 5:03
- B3 Occasional Rain — Terry Callier 4:05
- B4 Segue #2 - Go Head On — Terry Callier 0:53
- B5 Blues for Marcus — Terry Callier 4:03
- B6 Lean on Me — Terry Callier 6:32
- B7 Last Segue - Go Head On — Terry Callier 0:40
Production
- Gary Starr engineer
More albums by Terry Callier
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Occasional Rain?
The line-up of Occasional Rain includes Charles Stepney (harpsichord, organ), Kitty Haywood (soprano vocals), Lennie Pirani (piano), Minnie Riperton (soprano vocals), Rob Crowder (membranophone), Shirley Wahls (contralto vocals), Sydney Simms (bass) and Terry Callier (guitar, lead vocals).
Which label released Occasional Rain?
Occasional Rain was released in 1972 on Cadet Records (CA-50007).
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