Walter Jackson ‎– Good To See You - New Lp Record 1978 USA Original Vinyl - Soul / Funk

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Walter Jackson ‎– Good To See You

Label:

Chi Sound Records ‎– CH-LA844-G

Format:

Vinyl, LP, Album

Country:

Released:

1978

Genre:

Funk / Soul

Style:

Soul

A1	I Won't Remember Ever Loving You Written-By – K. Hirsch, R. Miller	4:10
A2	If I Had My Way Written-By – J. Moore*	4:24
A3	We Could Fly Written-By – D. Linde, T. Cain	4:43
A4	Manhattan Skyline Written-By – B. Marshal, J. Miles	2:45
A5	If I Could See Myself Written-By – K. Hirsch, R. Miller	3:02
B1	Good To See You Written-By – E. Fisher, J. Moore, M. Williams*	8:35
B2	Open Up Your Heart Written By – A. ThompsonWritten-By – E. Dixon*	3:57
B3	Forgetting Someone Written-By – R. Supa*	3:31
B4	Time Written By – J. MilesWritten-By – B. Marshall	4:28

Arranged By, Conductor [Conducted By] – Riley Hampton
Bass – Bernard Reed, Steve Rodby
Cello – Elaine Mack, Karl Fruh
Clarinet – Chuckie Bush*
Drums – Quinton "ZOP" Joseph*
Engineer – Bill Bradley
Engineer [Assistant] – Bobby Brooks, Richard Fairbanks, Steve Frisk
Flute – James Mack, Kaye Clements
French Horn – Ethel Merker, Gail Williams, Maurice Grice, Melanie Kocher, Steven Lewis (2), Tom Still, Bill Klingelhoffer*
Guitar – Bruce Gaitsch, Danny Leake, Frank Hastik, Phil Upchurch
Leader [Musical Director], Arranged By [Rhythm] – Sonny Sanders
Mastered By – Wally Traigett*
Oboe – Carol Stephenson
Percussion – "Master" Henry*
Photography By – Hauser / D'Orio*
Piano – Floyd Morris, Ken Chaney, Ron Scott*
Producer – Carl Davis
Saxophone – Bill Adkins, Cliff Davis, Sonny Seals, Willie Henderson
Saxophone [Solo], Soloist – Cliff Davis
Strings [Bass] – Tino Calvetti
Trombone – Edwin Williams, John Avant, Morris Ellis, Stephen Berry*
Trumpet – Art Hoyle*, Lionel Bordelon, Murray Watson, Russ Iverson
Vibraphone – Bobby Christian
Viola – Harold Klatz*, Marty Abrams*
Violin – Adrian Gola, Arnold Roth*, Elliott Golub, Frank Borgognone, Glen Goldsher, Joel Smirnoff, Roger Moulton, Sam Thaviu*, Sol Bobrov

Recorded and Mixed at Universal Studios, Chicago, Ill.