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Al Kooper I Stand Alone mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Rock Album: I Stand Alone Country: Canada Released: 1968 Style: Rhythm & Blues MP3 version RAR size: 1256 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1752 mb WMA version RAR size: 1982 mb Rating: 4.8 Votes: 362 Other Formats: AA TTA DXD AC3 AIFF DTS MP2 Tracklist Hide Credits Overture A1 4:39 Arranged By – Al Kooper, Jimmy "Wiz" Wisner*Piano – Al KooperWritten-By – Al Kooper I Stand Alone Arranged By, Conductor – Al KooperBacking Vocals [Voices] – The BlossomsBass – Charlie A2 3:39 McCoyDrums – Ken Buttrey*Guitar – Big Charlie Daniels*, Jerry Kennedy, Wayne MossKeyboards – Al KooperWritten-By – Al Kooper Camille A3 2:52 Arranged By, Conductor – Charlie CalelloWritten-By – Al Kooper, Tony Powers One A4 3:14 Arranged By, Conductor – Jimmy "Wiz" Wisner*Written-By – Harry Nillson* Coloured Rain A5 Arranged By, Conductor – Al Kooper, Don EllisFeaturing – The Don Ellis OrchestraPiano, 2:44 Keyboards [Ondioline] – Al KooperWritten-By – Steve Winwood Soft Landing On The Moon A6 4:00 Organ [Hammond], Soloist [Organ] – Al KooperWritten-By – Al Kooper I Can Love A Woman B1 3:30 Arranged By, Conductor – Charlie CalelloWritten-By – Al Kooper Blue Moon Of Kentucky Arranged By, Conductor – Charlie McCoyBacking Vocals [Voices] – The BlossomsBass – B2 2:17 Charlie McCoyGuitar – Big Charlie Daniels*, Wayne MossGuitar, Soloist [Guitar] – Jerry KennedyRhythm Guitar – Al KooperWritten-By – Bill Monroe Toe Hold Arranged By, Conductor – Al KooperBacking Vocals [Voices] – The BlossomsBass – Charlie B3 3:55 McCoyDrums – Ken Buttrey*Guitar – Big Charlie Daniels*, Jerry Kennedy, Wayne MossKeyboards – Al KooperWritten-By – Hayes-Porter* Right Now For You Arranged By, Conductor – Al KooperBass – Charlie McCoyDrums – Ken Buttrey*Guitar – B4 2:28 Big Charlie Daniels*, Jerry Kennedy, Wayne MossKeyboards [Ondioline] – Al KooperWritten-By – Al Kooper Hey, Western Union Man Arranged By, Conductor – Al KooperBacking Vocals [Voices] – The BlossomsBass – Charlie B5 3:45 McCoyDrums – Ken Buttrey*Guitar – Big Charlie Daniels*, Jerry Kennedy, Wayne MossKeyboards – Al KooperWritten By – Gamble*Written-By – Butler*, Huff* Song And Dance For The Unborn, Frightened Child B6 4:36 Arranged By, Conductor – Jimmy "Wiz" Wisner*Organ – Al KooperWritten-By – Al Kooper Companies, etc. Record Company – CBS Inc. Manufactured By – Columbia Records Copyright (c) – Al Kooper Published By – Sea-Lark Enterprises, Inc. Published By – Dunbar Music, Inc. Published By – TRO-Essex Music, Inc. Published By – Peer International Corp. Published By – East/Memphis Music Corp. Published By – Parabut Music Corp. Published By – Downstairs Music Company Published By – Double Diamond Music Co. Printed By – Parr's Mastered At – Customatrix Credits Artwork ["Liberty" by] – Bob Cato, John Berg Artwork [Al Kooper By] – Don Hunstein, Sandy Speiser Artwork [Collage] – Virginia Team Engineer – Brian Ross-Myring, Charlie Bragg, Don Puluse, Fred Catero, Glen Kolotkin, Neil Wilburn Illustration [Drawing] – Bill Charmatz Photography By [Collage Photos] – Alice Ochs, Bob Cato, Don Hunstein, Jerry Jacobson, Jim Marshall , John Cooke*, Mike Sullivan , Sandy Speiser Producer – Al Kooper Notes Released in a gatefold cover. Columbia 2-eyes labels Printed on back cover: Manufactured by Columbia Records/CBS, Inc. Printed on spine: Litho in Canada [Parr's logo] [LP logo] Printed on labels: "360 Sound" Stereo "360 Sound" Printed in Can. Printed inside gatefold: [A1] Sea-Lark Enterprises, Inc. Recorded in New York [A2] Sea-Lark Enterprises, Inc. Recorded in Nashville Voices recorded in Los Angeles [A3] Sea-Lark Enterprises, Inc. Recorded in New York [A4] Dunbar Music, Inc. Recorded in New York "California" courtesy of Jim Fairs [A5] TRO-Essex Music, Inc. Recorded in Los Angeles [B1] Sea-Lark Enterprises, Inc. Recorded in New York [B2] Peer International Corp. Recorded in Nashville Voices recorded in Los Angeles [B3] East/Memphis Music Corp. Recorded in Nashville Voices recorded in Los Angeles [B4] Sea-Lark Enterprises, Inc. Recorded in Nashville [B5] Parabut Music Corp. Downstairs Music Co. & Double Diamond Music Co. Recorded in Nashville Voices recorded in Los Angeles [B6] Sea-Lark Enterprises, Inc. Recorded in New York The selections are BMI except where noted. [A5 ASCAP] Copyright 1967 by Al Kooper Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout (Side A label): XSM 137860 Matrix / Runout (Side B label): XSM 137861 Matrix / Runout (Side A stamped): º XSM137860-1A Matrix / Runout (Side B stamped): XSM137861-2A Rights Society (A5): ASCAP Rights Society (A1 to A4, A6 to B6): BMI Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year I Stand Alone (LP, CS 9718 Al Kooper Columbia CS 9718 US 1968 Album, Ter) I Stand Alone (CD, SRCS 6196 Al Kooper Sony Records SRCS 6196 Japan 1992 Album, RE) I Stand Alone (CD, Sony Records MHCP 14 Al Kooper MHCP 14 Japan 2003 Album, RE, Pap) Int'l CS 9718, DAS CBS, Columbia, CS 9718, DAS South Al Kooper I Stand Alone (LP) 1968 2017 Date 2017 Africa M 63538, I Stand Alone (LP, M 63538, Al Kooper CBS, CBS UK 1969 63538 Album, Mono) 63538 Related Music albums to I Stand Alone by Al Kooper Mike Bloomfield, Al Kooper - More Live Adventures Of Mike Bloomfield And Al Kooper - The Live Adventures Of Mike Bloomfield And Al Kooper Mike Bloomfield, Al Kooper, Stephen Stills - Super Session The Blues Project - Anthology Appaloosa - Appaloosa Al Kooper & Mike Bloomfield - The Weight Al Kooper - Naked Songs Al Kooper - Easy Does It Al Kooper - Championship Wrestling Mike Bloomfield / Al Kooper / Stephen Stills - Super Session.
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