Album · 1977

The Kenny Rankin Album

Released
1977
Label
Little David Records
Catalogue no.
LD 1013
Tracklist
10 tracks
Length
35:30
Country
US

“The Kenny Rankin Album” is an album by Kenny Rankin, released in 1977 on Little David Records. The original release has 10 tracks with a running time of 35:30. Jazz standards on the record include “Here's That Rainy Day”, “I Love You” and “When Sunny Gets Blue”. The line-up features Kenny Rankin (piano, acoustic guitar), Peter Marshall (bass), Roy McCurdy (drums (drum set)) and Wendy Haas (organ, electric piano).

Who played on The Kenny Rankin Album

  • Kenny Rankin piano, acoustic guitar, vocals
  • Peter Marshall bass
  • Roy McCurdy drums (drum set)
  • Wendy Haas organ, electric piano

Tracklist

  1. A1 A House of Gold — Hank Williams 3:07
  2. A2 Here's That Rainy Day standard — Jimmy Van Heusen 2:40
  3. A3 Make Believe 3:04
  4. A4 On and On — Stephen Bishop 3:33
  5. A5 You Are So Beautiful 3:54
  6. B1 Groovin' 4:15
  7. B2 While My Guitar Gently Weeps — George Harrison 4:47
  8. B3 When Sunny Gets Blue standard — Marvin Fisher 3:03
  9. B4 I Love You standard 4:27
  10. B5 Through the Eye of the Eagle 2:41

More albums by Kenny Rankin

Mind-Dusters 1967 · Mercury Records Family 1969 · Mercury Records Like a Seed 1972 · Little David Records Silver Morning 1974 · Little David Records Inside 1975 · Little David Records After the Roses 1980 · Atlantic
Inside 1985
Hiding in Myself 1988
Because of You 1991
Professional Dreamer 1995
Here in My Heart 1997
A Christmas Album 1999

Frequently asked questions

Who played on The Kenny Rankin Album?

The line-up of The Kenny Rankin Album includes Kenny Rankin (piano, acoustic guitar), Peter Marshall (bass), Roy McCurdy (drums (drum set)) and Wendy Haas (organ, electric piano).

Which label released The Kenny Rankin Album?

The Kenny Rankin Album was released in 1977 on Little David Records (LD 1013).

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