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Ronnie Laws Solid Ground Mp3, Flac, Wma Ronnie Laws Solid Ground mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Jazz / Funk / Soul Album: Solid Ground Country: Europe Released: 1981 Style: Jazz-Funk, Disco MP3 version RAR size: 1868 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1657 mb WMA version RAR size: 1736 mb Rating: 4.4 Votes: 570 Other Formats: ASF AAC MP3 AHX MP4 WAV AIFF Tracklist Hide Credits Heavy On Easy Bass – Leon JohnsonDrums – William "Bubba" Bryant*Guitar – Roland BautistaPercussion – A1 Darryl "Mayungo" Jackson*Piano – Barnaby Finch, R. Laws*Synthesizer [Mini Moog, Moog 4:06 Bass] – Larry DunnTenor Saxophone, Saxophone [Sopranino] – R. Laws*Written-By – R. Laws* There's A Way Backing Vocals – Gwenche Machu, Marlene Jeter*Bass – Leon JohnsonDrums – William A2 3:57 "Bubba" Bryant*Guitar – Pat Kelly*Lead Vocals, Soprano Saxophone – R. Laws*Written-By – Dave Boruff*, R. Laws* Stay Awake Bass – Leon JohnsonDrums – William "Bubba" Bryant*Guitar – Pat Kelly*Lead Vocals, A3 4:09 Backing Vocals, Alto Saxophone – R. Laws*Piano – Barnaby FinchSynthesizer [Mini Moog] – Larry DunnWritten-By – R. Laws* Solid Ground Bass – Leon JohnsonDrums – William "Bubba" Bryant*Guitar – Roland BautistaPiano – A4 4:34 Barnaby FinchSoprano Saxophone, Flute [Alto] – R. Laws*Synthesizer [Mini Moog] – Larry DunnWritten-By – R. Laws* Your Stuff Backing Vocals – Gwen Machu*, Marlene Jeter*Drums – William "Bubba" Bryant*Flute – B1 Hubert LawsLead Vocals – R. Laws*Piano [Acoustic], Synthesizer [Mini Moog, Obx 3:38 (Oberheim)] – Denzil "Broadway" Miller*Sopranino Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone – R. Laws*Written-By – Denzil "Broadway" Miller*, R. Laws* Just As You Are Bass – Leon JohnsonDrums – Raymond PoundsPiano [Acoustic] – R. Laws*Piano [Fender B2 3:59 Rhodes] – Denzil "Broadway" Miller*Soprano Saxophone – R. Laws*Synthesizer [Mini Moog] – Larry DunnWritten-By – R. Laws* Summer Fool Backing Vocals – Debra Laws, Gwenche Machu, Marlene Jeter*Bass – Leon JohnsonDrums B3 4:07 – William "Bubba" Bryant*Guitar – Pat Kelly*Lead Vocals, Soprano Saxophone – R. Laws*Piano – Barnaby FinchSynthesizer [Mini Moog] – Larry DunnWritten-By – R. Laws* Good Feelings Alto Saxophone – R. Laws*Arranged By [Strings] – Frank KavelinBacking Vocals – Eloise B4 4:21 Laws, Marlene Jeter*, Maxi AndersonBass – Leon JohnsonDrums – William "Bubba" Bryant*Guitar – Pat Kelly*Piano – Barnaby FinchWritten-By – R. Laws* Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Liberty Records Copyright (c) – Liberty Records Credits Art Direction – Bill Burks Design [Inner Sleeve] – Amy Nagasawa Engineer [Chief] – Chris Brunt Engineer [Overdubs Assistant] – Gerry Brown* Illustration [Back Cover] – Scott Thom Lyrics By – R. Laws* Photography By – Tom Gibson Photography By [Background Photos] – L.D. Gordon, Pete Turner Producer – Ronnie Laws Producer [Assistant] – William Jeffrey Notes Produced for Little Brother Productions. Album Recorded at Indigo Ranch & Concorde Recording Studios. Hubert Laws appears courtesy of CBS Records. Eloise Laws appears courtesy of EMI / Liberty Records. Debra Laws appears courtesy of Elektra / Asylum Records. Larry Dunn appears courtesy of ARC / CBS Records. Denzil "Broadway" Miller appears courtesy of Music Magic Productions. Forest Hamilton Personal Management c/o Phil Casey. Label: ℗ 1981 Liberty Records, a division of Capitol Records Made in EEC Backcover: © ℗ 1981 Liberty Records, a division of Capitol Records Marketed, manufacturedand distributed By EMI Printed in Holland All Rights Reserved. Unauthorized Duplication Is A Violation Of Applicable Laws. Printed In U.S.A. Barcode and Other Identifiers Matrix / Runout (Label side A): 064-400045-A Matrix / Runout (Label side B): 064-400045-B Matrix / Runout (Runout side A stamped): 400045-A1 ⊣ ⥛ Matrix / Runout (Runout side B stamped): 400045-B1 ⬭ ⥛ Rights Society: BIEM / STEMRA Label Code: LC 0379 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year LO-51087 Ronnie Laws Solid Ground (LP, Album) Liberty LO-51087 US 1981 Solid Ground (LP, Album, LN-10307 Ronnie Laws Liberty LN-10307 US 1981 RE) 1A 064-400045 Ronnie Laws Solid Ground (LP, Album) Liberty 1A 064-400045 Netherlands 1981 LBG 30336 Ronnie Laws Solid Ground (LP, Album) Liberty LBG 30336 UK 1981 LO-51087 Ronnie Laws Solid Ground (LP, Album) Liberty LO-51087 Canada 1981 Related Music albums to Solid Ground by Ronnie Laws Hubert Laws - Then There Was Light (Volume 2) Chick Corea, Dave Holland, Hubert Laws, Woody Shaw - Europa Jazz Ronnie Laws - All For You (Vocal) Debra Laws - Very Special Ronnie Laws - Friends And Strangers Ronnie Laws - Fever Armed Souljahs - Laws We Live By Hubert Laws - Say It With Silence Hubert Laws - Land Of Passion Ronnie Laws - Everlasting.
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