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John Denver – Dorsum Home Over again

A1		Back Home Once more Backing Vocals – Steve Weisberg Bass – Dick Kniss Dobro [Slide Dobro] – Steve Weisberg Lead Guitar, Backing Vocals – John Sommers Percussion – Hal Blaine Vocals, Twelve-Cord Guitar, Guitar [6-string], Written-By – John Denver	iv:42
A2		On The Road Banjo – John Sommers Bass – Dick Kniss Lead Guitar – Steve Weisberg Percussion – Hal Blaine Vocals, Guitar [6-string] – John Denver Written-By – Carl Franzen	ii:33
A3		Grandma'southward Feather Bed Bankroll Vocals – Julie Connor Bass – Dave Jackson* Percussion – Hal Blaine Vocals, Guitar [half-dozen-string] – John Denver Written-By, Banjo, Harmonica, Backing Vocals – Jim Connor (2)	2:15
A4		Matthew Banjo – John Sommers Bass – Dick Kniss Pb Guitar – Steve Weisberg Percussion – Hal Blaine Written-By, Vocals, Guitar [vi-String] – John Denver	3:43
A5		Thank God I'k A Country Male child Banjo – Jim Connor (two) Bass – Dick Kniss Dobro [Slide Dobro], Backing Vocals – Steve Weisberg Fiddle, Backing Vocals – John Sommers Percussion – Jim Gordon Vocals, Guitar [half dozen-cord] – John Denver Written-By – John Martin Sommers*	3:06
A6		The Music Is You Banjo – John Sommers Dulcimer – Steve Weisberg Vocals [2nd Vocal] – Julie Connor Written-By, Vocals, Guitar [half-dozen-String] – John Denver	one:26
B1		Annie'south Song Bass – Dick Kniss Lead Guitar – Steve Weisberg Mandolin – John Sommers Percussion – Jim Gordon Written-By, Vocals, Guitar [vi-String] – John Denver	ii:58
B2		It's Up To You Banjo – John Sommers Bass – Dick Kniss Percussion – Hal Blaine Vocals, Guitar [6-string] – John Denver Written-Past, Lead Guitar – Steve Weisberg	2:26
B3		Absurd An' Green An' Shady Bass – Dick Kniss Clarinet – Buddy Collette Pb Guitar – Steve Weisberg Lyrics Past – Joe Henry (3) Music By, Lyrics Past, Vocals, Guitar [vi-String] – John Denver Percussion – Hal Blaine Piano – Glen Hardin	iii:07
B4		Eclipse Percussion – Hal Blaine Written-By, Vocals, Guitar [6-String] – John Denver	three:41
B5		Sweet Surrender Backing Vocals – Brenda Kirkland, Buffy Ford*, Daniel Moore, David Jackson, Jr.*, Denny Brooks*, Dennis Coats*, Gibby Stratton, Herb Pedersen, Jean Monteray, John Stewart (2), Julie Connor, Michael Kirkland, Mike Settle, Richard Lockmiller Banjo, Backing Vocals – Jim Connor (two) Bass – Dick Kniss Lead Guitar – Steve Weisberg Mandolin – John Sommers Percussion – Hal Blaine Written-Past, Vocals, Guitar [half-dozen-String] – John Denver	5:29
B6		This Sometime Guitar Written-By, Vocals, Guitar – John Denver	2:50

• Arranged By – Dick Kniss, John Denver, John Sommers, Steve Weisberg
• Art Direction – Frank Mulvey
• Pattern – Gribbitt!
• Engineer – Mickey Crofford
• Engineer [Banana] – Artie Torgersen
• Management – Jerry Weintraub, Direction III, Ltd.
• Mastered By – Richard Simpson
• Orchestrated Past – Lee Holdridge
• Photography By [Comprehend] – Lowell Norman
• Photography By [Inside] – Gene Brownell
• Producer – Milton Okun
• Producer [Assistant] – Kris O'Connor

Orange label. Gatefold.
Recorded at RCA'due south Music Centre of the World, Hollywood, California except "The Music is Yous" recorded at Tri-Fine art Productions, Bismarck, North Dakota and Des Moines, Iowa.

℗ © 1974 RCA Records

• Pressing Institute ID : I
• Matrix / Runout (Side A, Variant 1 Postage stamp) : CPL1 0548A 3S I A2
• Matrix / Runout (Side B, Variant 1 Postage) : CPL1 0548B 4S I A4
• Matrix / Runout (Side A, Variant 2 Stamp) : CPL1-0548A-31 I A5
• Matrix / Runout (Side B, Variant two Stamp) : CPL1-0548B-31 I A3
• Matrix / Runout (Side A, Variant 3 Stamp) : CPL1 0548A 3S -I B4
• Matrix / Runout (Side B, Variant 3 Stamp) : CPL1 0548B 3S I A1
• Matrix / Runout (Side A, Variant iv Stamp) : CPL1-0548A-30 I A0
• Matrix / Runout (Side B, Variant iv Stamp) : CPL1 0548B 3S I B2
• Matrix / Runout (Side A, Variant 5 Stamp) : CPL1 0548A 4S 1A1
• Matrix / Runout (Side B, Variant v Stamp) : CPL1 0548B 1
• Matrix / Runout (Side A, Variant 6 Stamp) : CPL1-0548A-31 I A2
• Matrix / Runout (Side B, Variant six Stamp) : CPL1-0548B-31 I A7
• Matrix / Runout (Side A, Variant seven Stamp) : CPL1 0548A -30 1 A1
• Matrix / Runout (Side A, Variant 7 Stamp) : CPL1 0548B 4S i C2
• Matrix / Runout (Side A, Variant viii Postage stamp) : CPL1-0548A-31 I A4
• Matrix / Runout (Side B, Variant 8 Postage) : CPL1-0548B-32 I A1

	Title ( Format )	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
	Back Abode Once again ( LP, Anthology , Gatefold)	RCA Victor, RCA Victor	APL1 0548 , APL1-0548	United kingdom of great britain and northern ireland	1974
	Back Home Again ( LP, Album , Gatefold)	RCA Victor	CPL1-0548	Canada	1974
New Submission	Back Habitation Again ( Anthology, LP , Gatefold)	RCA Victor	CPL1-0548-Yard	Australia	1974
New Submission	Dorsum Dwelling house Once again ( LP, Anthology )	RCA	AFL ane-0548	US	1974
	Back Home Again ( LP, Album )	RCA Victor	CPL 1-0548	Frg	1974

This was it. Denver's unstoppable hit album. Production, songwriting, and Denver'southward performing all merged together to class that magical mix of artistic expression and time and place. It'due south a difficult album to fault. Songs are excellent, including a No1 striking and a striking album to become with it. I don't think he ever hit these heights of quality in production and textile again in one album but it doesn't accept abroad from the fact this is a genuinely fine album. My vinyl copy was an original UK pressing which was okay but suffered ticks and noises that detracted sometimes. The original CD seemed lifeless to me but at least clean just, by all accounts, the Speaker'southward Corner edition is something special. I have the CD from the RCA Drove Boxset as well and information technology does sound a scrap brighter and more 'present'.

At that place is a Taiwan 'unofficial' pressing on black vinyl with a cherry-red label (First Record FL-2476 STEREO). It plays admirably with very lilliputian surface noise. The cover, a copy of RCA'south, is printed on paper and is wrapped in cellophane.

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Source: https://www.discogs.com/release/1252464-John-Denver-Back-Home-Again

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