Album · 1994

Read My Licks

Released
1994
Label
Columbia
Catalogue no.
CK 53756
Tracklist
11 tracks
Length
42:53
Country
US

“Read My Licks” is an album by Chet Atkins, released in 1994 on Columbia. The original release has 11 tracks with a running time of 42:53. Jazz standards on the record include “After You've Gone” and “Dream”. The line-up features Chet Atkins (guitar, producer), David Hungate (bass, producer), John Barlow Jarvis (keyboard), Lonnie Wilson (membranophone) and Pat Bergeson (guitar, guitar family).

Who played on Read My Licks

  • Chet Atkins guitar, producer, guitar family on 3 tracks
  • David Hungate bass, producer on 3 tracks
  • John Barlow Jarvis keyboard on 2 tracks
  • Lonnie Wilson membranophone on 2 tracks
  • Pat Bergeson guitar, guitar family on 2 tracks
  • Randy Goodrum keyboard on 2 tracks
  • Darryl Dybka keyboard on 1 track
  • Floyd Cramer keyboard on 1 track
  • George Benson guitar family, producer on 1 track
  • Larry Londin membranophone on 1 track
  • Suzy Bogguss vocals on 1 track

Tracklist

  1. 1 Young Thing — Chet Atkins 3:16
  2. 2 Mountains of Illinois 4:12
  3. 3 After You've Gone standard — Turner Layton 3:33
  4. 4 Every Now and Then 3:05
  5. 5 Somebody Loves Me Now 4:10
  6. 6 Norway (Norwegian Mountain Song) 3:46
  7. 7 Read My Licks 4:37
  8. 8 Take a Look at Her Now 3:59
  9. 9 Around the Bend 3:47
  10. 10 Dream standard — Johnny Mercer 4:39
  11. 11 Vincent — Don McLean 3:49

Production

  • Bergen White instrument arranger

More albums by Chet Atkins

Frequently asked questions

Who played on Read My Licks?

The line-up of Read My Licks includes Chet Atkins (guitar, producer), David Hungate (bass, producer), John Barlow Jarvis (keyboard), Lonnie Wilson (membranophone), Pat Bergeson (guitar, guitar family), Randy Goodrum (keyboard), Darryl Dybka (keyboard) and Floyd Cramer (keyboard).

Which label released Read My Licks?

Read My Licks was released in 1994 on Columbia (CK 53756).

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