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Performer: Chet Atkins
Title: Stay Tuned
Genre: Jazz / Folk & World
Cat #: FC 39591
Label: Columbia
Country: US
Date of release: 1985
Style: Swing, Smooth Jazz
FLAC size 2715 mb
MP3 size: 1862 mb
Record From Vinyl, LP, Album

Chet Atkins Columbia Swing Smooth Jazz 1985

Tracklist

1	Some Leather And Lace Written-By – Chet Atkins, Paul Yandell	3:56
2	Please Stay Tuned Written-By – Chet Atkins, Paul Yandell	4:01
3	Quiet Eyes Written-By – Leon Russell	3:33
4	A Mouse In The House Written-By – Wayne Moss	3:52
5	Tap Room	4:08
6	The Boot And The Stone Written-By – Darryl Dybka	3:57
7	The Cricket Ballet Written-By – Darryl Dybka	3:30
8	Sunrise Written-By – George Benson, Randy Goodrum	4:06
9	Cosmic Square Dance Written-By – Chet Atkins, Mark Knopfler, Paul Yandell	4:16
10	If I Should Lose You Written-By – Leo Robin, Ralph Rainger	1:26

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
32DP 474	Chet Atkins, C.G.P.	Stay Tuned ‎(CD, Album)	CBS/Sony	32DP 474	Japan	1986
473914-2	Chet Atkins	Stay Tuned ‎(CD, Album)	CBS	473914-2	Europe	1985
FCT39591	Chet Atkins	Stay Tuned ‎(Cass, Album)	Columbia Records	FCT39591	US	1985
FC-39591	Chet Atkins	Stay Tuned ‎(LP, Album)	CBS	FC-39591	Canada	1985
SBP 8076	Chet Atkins	Stay Tuned ‎(LP, Album)	CBS	SBP 8076	Australia	1985

Credits

Arranged By [Strings And Horns] – Bergen White
Bass – David Hungate
Drums – Jeff Porcaro, Larrie Londin, Mark Hammond
Engineer – Mike Poston
Guitar – Brent Mason, Chet Atkins, Dean Parks (tracks: A3, B3), Earl Klugh (tracks: B1), George Benson (tracks: A1, A4), Larry Carlton (tracks: A3), Mark Knopfler (tracks: A5, B2), Paul Yandell, Steve Lukather (tracks: A2)
Horns – Don Sheffield, James R. Horn
Keyboards – Clayton Ivey, Darryl Dybka, Randy Goodrum, Shane Keister
Percussion – Paulinho Da Costa (tracks: A3, A5, B1, B2, B3), Terry McMillan
Producer – Chet Atkins (tracks: A1, A4), David Hungate (tracks: A2, A3, A5 to B5), George Benson (tracks: A1, A4)
Saxophone – Boots Randolph (tracks: B3)
Strings – "A" Strings
Violin, Fiddle – Mark O'Connor (tracks: B4)

Notes

Recorded at Larry Carlton Studios, L.A., CA and CA Workshop, Nashville & Sound Shop Studios, Nashville.

Barcodes

Barcode (Printed): 0 7464-39591-1
Barcode (Scanned): 074643959117
Matrix / Runout (Side A Etched): PAL 39591-2F
Other (Side A Etched): P-AP
Other (Side A Stamped): C
Matrix / Runout (Side B Etched): PBL 39591-2D
Other (Side B Etched): P-2
Other (Side B Stamped): ᐱ
Matrix / Runout (Side A, Etched, Variant 2): P AP 0-G PAL 39591-2E XG 0 2 ("0" and "0" are stamped)
Matrix / Runout (Side B, Etched, Variant 2): P AP -G PBL 39591-2B XG 1 3 ("1" is stamped)

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Comments: (2)

Djang

One of the best "latter" Atkins albums,with many great guest appearences.

All Chet Atkins fans are familiar with his early works but have given little attention to his later days works. It is really a shame, because fine albums like this one, went under the scope.
But great guitar players, recognize Atkins' mastery and when asked to play on this record, they did without any hesitation.
As a matter of fact for them it was the dream of a lifetime, since Atkins' is considered one of the pioneers of electric guitar, and have been influencing them through historical recordings of the early rock'n'roll era, that he had recorded, played on and produced with artists like Elvis Presley, The Everly Brothers, Don Gibson, Jim Reeves and many more.

On this album you get to listen to :Chet Atkins, George Benson, Larry Carlton, Earl Klugh, Mark Knopfler, Steve Lukather, Brent Mason, Dean Parks, Paul Yandell. It is truly a guitarist heaven!
Mark Knopfler recognizes Atkins as a guitar hero, and he went on to contribute on Atkins' next two albums, and later on, in 1990, they recorded a whole record, which actually was the last hit for Atkins.

It is a record of instrumentals, allowing the guitarists to express themselves through the guitars. A trained ear, familiar with the sound of each guitarist, will be able to recognize whose playing!
The production is quite good. Perhaps it is the only record of Atkins from that period, that can easily pass the test of time. The compositions are above average, showcasing the skills of each guitarist, that "duets" with Atkins' guitar.
For Mark Knopfler fans, apart from his playing he shares a co-write for one of the pieces.(Cosmic square dance)

The only thing that has let me down was the fact that the CD lasts only for 37 minutes. But I have to remind myself that we are on the dawn of the CD era (1985) and the time-span for each record was around 40-45 minutes, as much as you can fit in a vinyl record.

A unique record, that will please all Atkins' fans, with its jazz-rock feel.

Fomand

Jeff Porcaro on A2 - B3

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