Rise & Shine (Ian McLagan album)

Rise & Shine
Studio album by Ian "Mac" McLagan and the Bump Band
Released March 23, 2004
Recorded 2003
Studio The Doghouse, Manor, Texas
Genre Rock & roll, roots rock
Length 45:11
Label Sanctuary Records
Producer Ian McLagan
Ian "Mac" McLagan and the Bump Band chronology
Best of British
(2000)Best of British2000		 Rise & Shine
(2004)		 Here Comes Trouble
(2005)Here Comes Trouble2005
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Rise & Shine is former Small Faces and Faces keyboardist Ian McLagan's fourth album, recorded by McLagan with his backing group, the Bump Band, featuring Gurf Morlix and "Scrappy" Jud Newcomb on guitars, Don Harvey on drums and George Reiff on bass. Recorded at McLagan's Manor, Texas studio, The Doghouse, it featured eleven tracks of original material, ten new and one overhauled from McLagan's 1985 EP, Last Chance to Dance. Featured on several tracks is Patty Griffin singing backing vocals.

Track listing

All tracks composed by Ian McLagan

  1. "You're My Girl" (2:41)
  2. "Been a Long Time" (3:23)
  3. "Date With an Angel" (4:32)
  4. "Anytime" (5:07)
  5. "Price of Love" (5:05)
  6. "She Ain't My Girl" (4:08)
  7. "Your Secret" (3:11)
  8. "Lying" (3:56)
  9. "The Wrong Direction" (3:33)
  10. "Rubies in Her Hair" (4:17)
  11. "Wishing Hoping Dreaming" (5:18)

Personnel

The Bump Band

  • Ian McLagan - vocals, acoustic & electric pianos, Hammond B2 & B3 organs, acoustic & electric guitars, bass guitar, percussion
  • Gurf Morlix - electric guitars (right channel), vocals
  • "Scrappy" Jud Newcomb - electric & acoustic guitars (left channel), vocals
  • George Reiff - bass guitars, vocals
  • Don Harvey - drums, percussion, occasional vocal

with

  • Patty Griffin - vocals (4, 8, 9, 11)
  • Brian Standefer - cellos (4, 8)
  • John Bush - congas & percussion (6, 11)

The Texacali Horns

  • Joe Sublett - tenor saxophone (5)
  • Darrell Leonard - trumpet (5)

References

  1. ↑ https://www.allmusic.com/album/r682546

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