The Solo Years 1995 - 2014 Credits

CD:	2014	Line Level Music # LL 222	UPC# 6 - 17723 - 99898 - 1



	3 CDs
		Disc 1 - The Rousers
	
1-1		Brand New Day				5:34
1-2		Nothing And Everything To Prove		5:02
1-3		It's All About Tonight			4:46
1-4		Just Another Night In America		5:04
1-5		The Ground				4:54
1-6		Lovers Lane				7:06
1-7		Sweet Jane / Wichi Tai To		5:34
1-8		Didn't We Burn				4:52
1-9		Shadowland				4:44
1-10		The Times We Had			4:50
1-11		The Job					4:58
1-12		I Am You				5:42
1-13		Romeo Is Bleeding			5:08
1-14		Drinkin' In The Driveway		5:08
1-15		The Hang				3:58


		Disc 2 - The Weepies
	
2-1		My Side Of The Moment			7:03
2-2		Talking In Tongues			5:38
2-3		You Just Never Know			5:17
2-4		When It Don't Come Easy			4:29
2-5		Any Other Fool				3:55
2-6		To Love Somebody			4:37
2-7		Any Time I Try				4:32
2-8		Lover					6:29
2-9		Fait Accompli				4:49
2-10		Winter					8:02
2-11		Martha					5:10
2-12		From A Train				5:40
2-13		Another New Year's Eve			5:31
2-14		Home Tonight				5:14

		Disc 3 - Crispy's Critters
	(Tracks Selected and Sequenced by Bill Szymczyk)
	
3-1		Coming Up For Air			6:36
3-2		Eleanor Rigby				6:13
3-3		One Good Day In A Row			5:12
3-4		Vicodin & Prayer			5:54
3-5		What Would Frank Do			4:11
3-6		Eyeball Kid				4:48
3-7		The Curves Of Bratenahl			4:03
3-8		Lap Dogs Dance				6:17
3-9		How Many Guitars Do You Need		5:06
3-10		Breaking Down				4:48
3-11		Uptown					4:41
3-12		Last Good Nerve				8:34
3-13		Money Shot  (previously unrelased)	5:47
3-14		Raise The Dead (previously unrelased)	4:56


	Compilation Produced by Michael Stanley / Mixed by Bill Szymczyk




Vocals: Michael Stanley, Jennifer Lee, Don Dixon
Guitars: Michael Stanley, Danny Powers, Marc Lee Shannon, Bobby Latina and John Vorobel
Piano & Organ: Bob Pelander and Gary Jones
Bass: Michael Stanley, Michael Gismondi and Eroc Sosinski
Drums: Tommy Dobeck
Percussion: Rodney Psyka
Saxophone: Paui Christensen
Violin & Viola: Ed Caner
Pedal Steel: Al Moss

Produced and engineered by Michael Stanley except
"Coming Up For Air, "Talking Iin Tongues" and "Lover"
 produced by Michaet Stanley & Bob Pelander

All songs mixed by Bill Szymczyk except "Lover"
mixed by Michael Stanley & Bob Pelander

"Money Shot" and "Raise The Dead" mixed by Michael Stanley

All songs written by Michael Stanley except
"What Would Frank Do," "Any Other Fool" and "Another New Years Eve" 
written by Michael Stanley & Bob Pelander

"Breaking Down" written by Michael Szymczyk and Michael Stanley

"EyeballKid" written by Tom Wails

"To Love Somebody" written by Barry, Maurice & Robin Gibb

"When It Don't Come Easy" written by  Patty Grifin

"Eleanor Rigby" written by Lennon & McCartney

"Raise The Dead" written by Emmylou Harris

"Sweet Jane" written by Lou Reed

"Wichi Tai To" written by Jim Pepper

Mastered by Dave Harris-Studio B. Chariolte, NC
Cover photo by Sarah Kraus / Posh PortrailsProduced and engineered by
Band photos by Joe Kleon /G Farce Studios
Bill Szymczyk photo / Lisi Szymczyk
Graphic Design hy Dean Sciarra

Management & booking: mikebelkin@livenation.com

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	MIXER NOTES ON CRISPY'S CRITTERS

COMING UP FOR AIR ...
It must be hard to write a song about your own heart attack, but he did! I had
"In The Air Tonight" aspirations for this mix.

ELEANOR RIGBY ...
The only way to cover a Beatles song is to take it somewhere totally different;
Loopy nailed it

ONE GOOD DAY IN A ROW ...
A case of a great song meets great musicianship.

VICODIN & PRAYER ...
Yes, its dark, but sometimes things need to be said and around this time "Loopy"
took on a second meaning as he started bulilding some really Intricate loops to record to
the baby monitor for taking the mix over the top.

WHAT WOULD FRANK DO ...
This is one of the most out of the box songs ever. Loopy and Wacky wrote
this one long distance with each not knowing what other was going to do. Soon after
picture of Old Blue Eyes and pasted a thought over his head that said, "What would"
and sent it to him.

EYEBALL KID ...
The king of weird tracks. Great production on the ulimate one-chord track; Loopy does
covers real good!

THE CURVES OF BRATENAHL ...
Every young boy remembers his first time for the mystery dance.

LAP DOGS DANCE ...
A commentary on the Bush years.

HOW MANY GUITARS DO YOU NEED ...
A commentary on the 1%.

BREAKING DOWN ...
Here's where the nepotism comes in. My son Michael was recording some cool
tracks but having trouble writing lyrics. I suggested sending some to Loopy to see if anything pushed
his buttons. This one did so much that he recorded it himself

UPTOWN ...
This track always takes me to Spanish Harlem: pretty coal for white boys in the suburbs.

LAST GOOD NERVE ...
I consider this one of the best mixes I've ever done ... Its controlled chaos to the max.