Album · 1969
Wheatfield Soul
- Released
- March 1969
- Label
- Nimbus 9 Records
- Catalogue no.
- NNS 102
- Tracklist
- 10 tracks
- Length
- 38:28
- Country
- CA
“Wheatfield Soul” is an album by The Guess Who, released in 1969 on Nimbus 9 Records. The original release has 10 tracks with a running time of 38:28. The line-up features Burton Cummings (organ, piano), Garry Peterson (percussion, drums (drum set)), Jim Kale (bass guitar, background vocals) and Randy Bachman (sitar, guitar).
Who played on Wheatfield Soul
- Burton Cummings organ, piano, guitar, flute, lead vocals
- Garry Peterson percussion, drums (drum set), tabla
- Jim Kale bass guitar, background vocals
- Randy Bachman sitar, guitar
Tracklist
- A1 These Eyes 3:45
- A2 Pink Wine Sparkles in the Glass 2:13
- A3 I Found Her in a Star — Burton Cummings 2:36
- A4 Friends of Mine 10:08
- B1 When You Touch Me 3:38
- B2 A Wednesday in Your Garden — Randy Bachman 3:20
- B3 Lightfoot 3:07
- B4 Love and a Yellow Rose 5:05
- B5 Maple Fudge 1:52
- B6 We're Coming to Dinner 2:43
Production
- Jack Richardson producer
- David Greene audio
- Elliot Scheiner audio
- Ben McPeek orchestrator
- Peter Clayton liner notes
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Frequently asked questions
Who played on Wheatfield Soul?
The line-up of Wheatfield Soul includes Burton Cummings (organ, piano), Garry Peterson (percussion, drums (drum set)), Jim Kale (bass guitar, background vocals) and Randy Bachman (sitar, guitar).
Which label released Wheatfield Soul?
Wheatfield Soul was released in 1969 on Nimbus 9 Records (NNS 102).
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