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James Ingram - Greatest Hits / The Power Of Great Music - Mint- Cassette 1991 Warner Bros. Tape - Funk/Soul

James Ingram – Greatest Hits / The Power Of Great Music

Label:	Warner Bros. Records – 9 26700-4
Format:	Cassette, Compilation, SR
Country:	US
Released:	1991
Genre:	Funk / Soul, Pop, Stage & Screen
Style:	Ballad, Theme, Rhythm & Blues, Soul, Vocal

A1	James Ingram–	Where Did My Heart Go? Arranged By, Arranged By [Strings, Horns], Conductor, Keyboards – Thom Bell Bass – Marcus Miller Drums – Charles Collins Engineer [Assistant] – Mark Gulbeault* Guitar – Carlos Rios (2) Mixed By – Clark Germain Producer – James Ingram, Thom Bell Programmed By [Keyboards] – Wayne Linsey Recorded By – Clark Germain Synthesizer – George Merrill Timpani – Edward Shea* Written-By – Marc Shaiman	3:59
A2	James Ingram Duet With Patti Austin–	How Do You Keep The Music Playing? Arranged By – David Foster, Johnny Mandel, Quincy Jones Bass – Nathan East Co-producer – Johnny Mandel Drums – Leon Ndugu Chancler Guitar – George Doering, Paul Jackson, Jr.* Mixed By – Joel Moss Piano [Acoustic] – David Foster Producer – Quincy Jones Programmed By [Synthesizer] – Steve Porcaro Recorded By – Joel Moss Synthesizer – David Paich Written-By – Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, Michel LeGrand	4:16
A3	James Ingram–	Just Once Arranged By [Horns] – Jerry Hey Arranged By [Rhythm, Vocals] – Quincy Jones Arranged By [Strings, Synthesizer] – Johnny Mandel Backing Vocals – Patti Austin Bass – Abraham Laboriel Concertmaster – Gerald Vinci Drums – John Robinson (2) Electric Piano, Piano [Acoustic] – David Foster Engineer [Assistant] – Ed "Big Julie" Cherney* Guitar – Steve Lukather Mixed By – Bruce Swedien Percussion – Paulinho Da Costa Piano [Acoustic], Synthesizer [String] – Robbie Buchanan Producer – Quincy Jones Programmed By [Synthesizer], Synthesizer – Ian Underwood Recorded By – Bruce Swedien Saxophone, Flute – Ernie Watts, Kim Hutchcroft Synthesizer – Greg Phillinganes Trombone – Bill Reichenbach (2) Trumpet – Chuck Findley, Jerry Hey Written-By – Barry Mann, Cynthia Weil	4:32
A4	James Ingram Duet With Linda Ronstadt–	Somewhere Out There Arranged By, Guitar – Bob Mann Bass – Leland Sklar Drums – Russell Kunkel* Lyrics By – Cynthia Weil Mixed By – George Massenburg Music By – Barry Mann, James Horner Producer – Peter Asher Producer [Associate] – Steve Tyrell Programmed By, Keyboards – David Kitay, Guy Moon, C. Wells Christie* Recorded By – Allen Sides	3:59
A5	James Ingram–	I Don't Have The Heart Arranged By, Arranged By [Horns, Strings], Bass, Conductor – Thom Bell Arranged By, Keyboards, Programmed By [Keyboards] – Jud Friedman Backing Vocals – The Aquarian Singers Drums – Ricky Lawson Engineer [Assistant] – Paul Ericksen Guitar – Paul Jackson* Mixed By – Winston Johnson Producer – James Ingram, Thom Bell Recorded By – Winston Johnson Written-By – Allan Rich, Jud Friedman	4:13
A6	James Ingram–	There's No Easy Way Arranged By – David Paich, Quincy Jones Bass – Abraham Laboriel Drums – John Robinson (2) Engineer [Assistant] – Greg Laney, Mark Ettle*, Ric Butz, Steve Bates Mixed By – Bruce Swedien Producer – Quincy Jones Programmed By [Synthesizer] – Steve Porcaro Recorded By – Bruce Swedien Synthesizer – David Paich Written-By – Barry Mann	3:51
B1	James Ingram–	Get Ready Arranged By, Backing Vocals, Keyboards – James Ingram Arranged By, Keyboards, Programmed By – Barry Mann Backing Vocals – Kevin Guillaume, Ralph Hawkins* Engineer [Assistant] – Leon Granados Lyrics By – Cynthia Weil Mixed By – Chris Hufford Music By – Barry Mann, James Ingram Producer – Barry Mann, James Ingram Recorded By – Chris Hufford Saxophone [Solo] – Michael Paulo	4:29
B2	James Ingram Duet With Patti Austin–	Baby, Come To Me Backing Vocals – James Ingram, Patti Austin Bass – Eddie Watkins, Jr.* Drums – John Robinson (2) Engineer [Assistant] – Brian Reeves, Ed "Big Julie" Cherney*, Matt Forger Guitar – Steve Lukather Keyboards, Synthesizer – Greg Phillinganes Mixed By – Bruce Swedien Percussion – Paulinho Da Costa Producer – Quincy Jones Recorded By – Bruce Swedien Synthesizer – David Foster, Michael Boddicker	3:30
B3	James Ingram–	One Hundred Ways Arranged By [Horns, Strings] – Jerry Hey Arranged By [Synthesizer] – Johnny Mandel Arranged By [Vocals] – Quincy Jones Bass – Louis Johnson Drums – John Robinson (2) Electric Piano, Soloist [Synthesizer] – Greg Phillinganes Engineer [Assistant] – Ed "Big Julie" Cherney* Flute, Saxophone – Kim Hutchcroft Flute, Saxophone, Soloist [Tenor Sax] – Ernie Watts Guitar – Steve Lukather Mixed By – Bruce Swedien Producer – Quincy Jones Recorded By – Bruce Swedien Synthesizer, Programmed By [Synthesizer] – Ian Underwood Trombone – Bill Reichenbach (2) Trumpet – Chuck Findley, Jerry Hey Written-By – Ben Wright*, Kathy Wakefield, Tony Coleman	4:19
B4	James Ingram Duet With Michael McDonald–	Ya Mo Be There Arranged By, Synthesizer – James Ingram, Michael McDonald, Rod Temperton Arranged By, Voice [African] – Quincy Jones Drums – John Robinson (2) Engineer [Assistant] – Greg Laney, Mark Ettle*, Ric Butz, Steve Bates Mixed By – Bruce Swedien Percussion – Paulinho Da Costa Producer – Quincy Jones Recorded By – Bruce Swedien Synthesizer – Michael Boddicker Written-By – James Ingram, Michael McDonald, Quincy Jones, Rod Temperton	4:02
B5	James Ingram–	Remember The Dream Arranged By – Joe Sample, Stephanie Tyrell Arranged By [Background Vocal] – Andrae Crouch, Sandra Crouch, Steve Tyrell Backing Vocals – Alfie Gilas, Andrae Crouch, Geary Faggett, Howard McCrary, Jackie Farris, Howard Pattie, Perry Morgan, Rose Banks, Sandra Crouch, Tata Vega, Vonciele Faggett* Bass – Freddie Washington Drums – John Robinson (2) Guitar – Bob Mann, Ray Parker Jr. Mixed By – David Schober Organ – Michael Finnigan* Other [Production Co-ordinator] – Mark Heyes Piano [Acoustic], Synthesizer [Moog Bass] – Joe Sample Producer – Steve Tyrell Programmed By [Synthesizer] – Guy Moon Recorded By – David Hines, David Schober Saxophone – Wilton Felder Tambourine – Sandra Crouch Written-By – Joe Sample, Stephanie Tyrell, Steve Tyrell	4:22
B6	James Ingram–	Whatever We Imagine Arranged By – David Foster, Jerry Hey Drums – John Robinson (2) Engineer [Assistant] – Greg Laney, Mark Ettel, Ric Butz, Steve Bates Keyboards, Synthesizer – David Foster Lyricon – Tom Scott Mixed By – Bruce Swedien Percussion – Paulinho Da Costa Producer – Quincy Jones Programmed By [Synthesizer] – Craig Hunley*, Ian Underwood Recorded By – Bruce Swedien Written-By – David Foster, Jeremy Lubbock, Paul Gordon (3)	3:58

Art Direction – Jeri Heiden
Backing Vocals – Andrae Crouch Singers* (tracks: B5)
Design – Michael Diehl
Executive-Producer – James Ingram, Thom Bell
Hair, Make-Up – Elbert (Snacky) Oliver*
Mastered By – Bernie Grundman
Photography By – David Roth (6)
Stylist – Cecile Parker*

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James Ingram - Greatest Hits / The Power Of Great Music - Mint- Cassette 1991 Warner Bros. Tape - Funk/Soul—

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James Ingram – Greatest Hits / The Power Of Great Music

Label:	Warner Bros. Records – 9 26700-4
Format:	Cassette, Compilation, SR
Country:	US
Released:	1991
Genre:	Funk / Soul, Pop, Stage & Screen
Style:	Ballad, Theme, Rhythm & Blues, Soul, Vocal

A1	James Ingram–	Where Did My Heart Go? Arranged By, Arranged By [Strings, Horns], Conductor, Keyboards – Thom Bell Bass – Marcus Miller Drums – Charles Collins Engineer [Assistant] – Mark Gulbeault* Guitar – Carlos Rios (2) Mixed By – Clark Germain Producer – James Ingram, Thom Bell Programmed By [Keyboards] – Wayne Linsey Recorded By – Clark Germain Synthesizer – George Merrill Timpani – Edward Shea* Written-By – Marc Shaiman	3:59
A2	James Ingram Duet With Patti Austin–	How Do You Keep The Music Playing? Arranged By – David Foster, Johnny Mandel, Quincy Jones Bass – Nathan East Co-producer – Johnny Mandel Drums – Leon Ndugu Chancler Guitar – George Doering, Paul Jackson, Jr.* Mixed By – Joel Moss Piano [Acoustic] – David Foster Producer – Quincy Jones Programmed By [Synthesizer] – Steve Porcaro Recorded By – Joel Moss Synthesizer – David Paich Written-By – Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, Michel LeGrand	4:16
A3	James Ingram–	Just Once Arranged By [Horns] – Jerry Hey Arranged By [Rhythm, Vocals] – Quincy Jones Arranged By [Strings, Synthesizer] – Johnny Mandel Backing Vocals – Patti Austin Bass – Abraham Laboriel Concertmaster – Gerald Vinci Drums – John Robinson (2) Electric Piano, Piano [Acoustic] – David Foster Engineer [Assistant] – Ed "Big Julie" Cherney* Guitar – Steve Lukather Mixed By – Bruce Swedien Percussion – Paulinho Da Costa Piano [Acoustic], Synthesizer [String] – Robbie Buchanan Producer – Quincy Jones Programmed By [Synthesizer], Synthesizer – Ian Underwood Recorded By – Bruce Swedien Saxophone, Flute – Ernie Watts, Kim Hutchcroft Synthesizer – Greg Phillinganes Trombone – Bill Reichenbach (2) Trumpet – Chuck Findley, Jerry Hey Written-By – Barry Mann, Cynthia Weil	4:32
A4	James Ingram Duet With Linda Ronstadt–	Somewhere Out There Arranged By, Guitar – Bob Mann Bass – Leland Sklar Drums – Russell Kunkel* Lyrics By – Cynthia Weil Mixed By – George Massenburg Music By – Barry Mann, James Horner Producer – Peter Asher Producer [Associate] – Steve Tyrell Programmed By, Keyboards – David Kitay, Guy Moon, C. Wells Christie* Recorded By – Allen Sides	3:59
A5	James Ingram–	I Don't Have The Heart Arranged By, Arranged By [Horns, Strings], Bass, Conductor – Thom Bell Arranged By, Keyboards, Programmed By [Keyboards] – Jud Friedman Backing Vocals – The Aquarian Singers Drums – Ricky Lawson Engineer [Assistant] – Paul Ericksen Guitar – Paul Jackson* Mixed By – Winston Johnson Producer – James Ingram, Thom Bell Recorded By – Winston Johnson Written-By – Allan Rich, Jud Friedman	4:13
A6	James Ingram–	There's No Easy Way Arranged By – David Paich, Quincy Jones Bass – Abraham Laboriel Drums – John Robinson (2) Engineer [Assistant] – Greg Laney, Mark Ettle*, Ric Butz, Steve Bates Mixed By – Bruce Swedien Producer – Quincy Jones Programmed By [Synthesizer] – Steve Porcaro Recorded By – Bruce Swedien Synthesizer – David Paich Written-By – Barry Mann	3:51
B1	James Ingram–	Get Ready Arranged By, Backing Vocals, Keyboards – James Ingram Arranged By, Keyboards, Programmed By – Barry Mann Backing Vocals – Kevin Guillaume, Ralph Hawkins* Engineer [Assistant] – Leon Granados Lyrics By – Cynthia Weil Mixed By – Chris Hufford Music By – Barry Mann, James Ingram Producer – Barry Mann, James Ingram Recorded By – Chris Hufford Saxophone [Solo] – Michael Paulo	4:29
B2	James Ingram Duet With Patti Austin–	Baby, Come To Me Backing Vocals – James Ingram, Patti Austin Bass – Eddie Watkins, Jr.* Drums – John Robinson (2) Engineer [Assistant] – Brian Reeves, Ed "Big Julie" Cherney*, Matt Forger Guitar – Steve Lukather Keyboards, Synthesizer – Greg Phillinganes Mixed By – Bruce Swedien Percussion – Paulinho Da Costa Producer – Quincy Jones Recorded By – Bruce Swedien Synthesizer – David Foster, Michael Boddicker	3:30
B3	James Ingram–	One Hundred Ways Arranged By [Horns, Strings] – Jerry Hey Arranged By [Synthesizer] – Johnny Mandel Arranged By [Vocals] – Quincy Jones Bass – Louis Johnson Drums – John Robinson (2) Electric Piano, Soloist [Synthesizer] – Greg Phillinganes Engineer [Assistant] – Ed "Big Julie" Cherney* Flute, Saxophone – Kim Hutchcroft Flute, Saxophone, Soloist [Tenor Sax] – Ernie Watts Guitar – Steve Lukather Mixed By – Bruce Swedien Producer – Quincy Jones Recorded By – Bruce Swedien Synthesizer, Programmed By [Synthesizer] – Ian Underwood Trombone – Bill Reichenbach (2) Trumpet – Chuck Findley, Jerry Hey Written-By – Ben Wright*, Kathy Wakefield, Tony Coleman	4:19
B4	James Ingram Duet With Michael McDonald–	Ya Mo Be There Arranged By, Synthesizer – James Ingram, Michael McDonald, Rod Temperton Arranged By, Voice [African] – Quincy Jones Drums – John Robinson (2) Engineer [Assistant] – Greg Laney, Mark Ettle*, Ric Butz, Steve Bates Mixed By – Bruce Swedien Percussion – Paulinho Da Costa Producer – Quincy Jones Recorded By – Bruce Swedien Synthesizer – Michael Boddicker Written-By – James Ingram, Michael McDonald, Quincy Jones, Rod Temperton	4:02
B5	James Ingram–	Remember The Dream Arranged By – Joe Sample, Stephanie Tyrell Arranged By [Background Vocal] – Andrae Crouch, Sandra Crouch, Steve Tyrell Backing Vocals – Alfie Gilas, Andrae Crouch, Geary Faggett, Howard McCrary, Jackie Farris, Howard Pattie, Perry Morgan, Rose Banks, Sandra Crouch, Tata Vega, Vonciele Faggett* Bass – Freddie Washington Drums – John Robinson (2) Guitar – Bob Mann, Ray Parker Jr. Mixed By – David Schober Organ – Michael Finnigan* Other [Production Co-ordinator] – Mark Heyes Piano [Acoustic], Synthesizer [Moog Bass] – Joe Sample Producer – Steve Tyrell Programmed By [Synthesizer] – Guy Moon Recorded By – David Hines, David Schober Saxophone – Wilton Felder Tambourine – Sandra Crouch Written-By – Joe Sample, Stephanie Tyrell, Steve Tyrell	4:22
B6	James Ingram–	Whatever We Imagine Arranged By – David Foster, Jerry Hey Drums – John Robinson (2) Engineer [Assistant] – Greg Laney, Mark Ettel, Ric Butz, Steve Bates Keyboards, Synthesizer – David Foster Lyricon – Tom Scott Mixed By – Bruce Swedien Percussion – Paulinho Da Costa Producer – Quincy Jones Programmed By [Synthesizer] – Craig Hunley*, Ian Underwood Recorded By – Bruce Swedien Written-By – David Foster, Jeremy Lubbock, Paul Gordon (3)	3:58

Art Direction – Jeri Heiden
Backing Vocals – Andrae Crouch Singers* (tracks: B5)
Design – Michael Diehl
Executive-Producer – James Ingram, Thom Bell
Hair, Make-Up – Elbert (Snacky) Oliver*
Mastered By – Bernie Grundman
Photography By – David Roth (6)
Stylist – Cecile Parker*

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