Shalamar - Big Fun FLAC

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Credits

• A&R [A&R Coordination, RCA Records] – Nancy Atkins
• A&R [A&R Coordination, Solar Records] – Dina Andrews
• Arranged By [Horn & String] – David Crawford (tracks: A1), Gene Dozier
• Arranged By [Rhythm] – Kossi Gardner (tracks: B4), Leon Sylvers (tracks: B1), Renaldo Benson (tracks: A2), William Shelby (tracks: B1)
• Art Direction – Gribbitt!, Henry Vizcarra, Tim Bryant
• Bass – Ernest Biles (tracks: B4), James Davis
• Cello – Christine Ermacoff, Edgar Lustgarten , Harry Shlutz, Marie Fera
• Clavinet – Kevin Spencer
• Co-producer [Associate Producer] – Renaldo Benson (tracks: A2)
• Congas, Percussion – Greg "Popeye" Dawkins
• Contractor [Horn] – Fred Jackson
• Contractor [String], Violin – Jerry Vinci
• Design [Album] – Gribbitt!, Michael Kevin Lee
• Drums – Freeman Brown (tracks: B4), Gerald Thompson, Wardell Potts
• Engineer [Mastering] – Wally Traugott
• Engineer [Recording & Mixing, Westlake Audio] – Steve Hodge
• Engineer [Recording, Studio Masters] – Bob Brown
• Executive Producer – Dick Griffey
• Guitar – Ernest Reed, Fred Rheimert (tracks: B4), Steve Shockley
• Keyboards – "Gip" Nobels, Gene Dozier, Joey Gallo, John Barnes, Kevin Spencer, Ron Artists
• Keyboards, Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes], Clavinet – William Shelby
• Keyboards, Electric Piano, Organ, Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes] – Kossi Gardner (tracks: B4)
• Liner Notes – Toshi Konno
• Percussion – Fred Lewis
• Photography By – Ron Slenzak
• Producer, Arranged By [Rhythm], Bass, Percussion, Arranged By [Vocal] – Leon Sylvers
• Violin – Brian Leanord, David Johnson, Ilkka Talvi, Irma Newman, Norman Carr, Norman Leonard, Reginald Hill, Ronald Fulsom, Sheldon Sanou

Notes

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Recorded at: Studio Masters, Los Angeles, CA., Jack Clement Studios, Nashville, TENN.
Mixed at: Westlake Audio, Los Angeles, CA.
Mastered at: Capitol Records, Los Angeles, CA.
Tracks A1, A3 to B4: ASCAP
Track A2: ASCAP/BMI
Manufactured from master recordings

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• Rights Society: JASRAC

Companies

• Phonographic Copyright (p) – RCA Records
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – Cornelius-Griffey Entertainment Co.
• Manufactured By – RVC Corporation

Video

Album

Big Fun is the third album by American R&B group Shalamar, released in 1979 on the SOLAR label. Big Fun was produced by Leon Sylvers III and is the first album to feature what is considered the 'classic' Shalamar line-up Jeffrey Daniel, Howard Hewett and Jody Watley, with Hewett having replaced Gerald Brown. The album features the group's biggest hit single, The Second Time Around. Big Fun. Shalamar - Big Fun 1979. To favorites 1 Download album. Listen album. Songs in album Shalamar - Big Fun 1979. Shalamar - The Right Time For Us. Shalamar - Take Me To The River. Shalamar - Right In The Socket. Shalamar - The Second Time Around. Shalamar - I Owe You One. Shalamar - Let's Find The Time For Love. Album 1979 10 Songs. R&BSoul its third album, Big Fun, Shalamar unveiled its best-known and most successful lineup. Jody Watley and Jeffrey Daniels were still on board, but Gerald Brown had been replaced by the charismatic Howard Hewett. Both creatively and commercially, this album would take Shalamar to new heights and establish the trio as one of the best soul-pop units of 1979-1983. Big Fun was produced by Leon Sylvers III and is the first album to feature what is considered the classic Shalamar line-up Jeffrey Daniel, Howard Hewett and Jody Watley, with Hewett having replaced Gerald Brown. Big Fun Q&A. Listen free to Shalamar Big Fun The Right Time for Us, Take Me to the River and more. 7 tracks 31:26. Discover all of this album's music connections, watch videos, listen to music, discuss and chart history for the Shalamar album Big Fun along with track listing and links to charting singles from the album. Release Date: August 30, 1979. Track List: Side one 1. The Right Time For Us 2. Take Me To The River 3. Right In The Socket. Side two 4. The Second Time Around 5. I Owe You One 6. Let's Find The Time For Love 7. Chart information for: Shalamar. Chart History. Cherry Red. After Gardens, Gerald Browns tenure as Shalamars male lead lasted only one album, as disputes about appropriate payment an all-too-familiar refrain for those studying the history of black music in America led to his departure from the group. Griffeys replacement was Howard Hewett, an immensely talented singer from Akron, Ohio who also spent time dancing on Soul Train before being added to the group for the next Shalamar album, 1979s appropriately-titled Big Fun. Big Fun is the textbook for what made disco, well, fun please just look at its cover