Blue Magic - Thirteen Blue Magic Lane
Label:
Catalog#:
SD 36-120
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:
US
Released:
1975
Genre:
Funk / Soul
Style:
Soul,
Disco
Tracklist
| A1 | The Loneliest House On The Block | 5:07 | X | |
| Written-By - Al Felder* , Norman Harris | ||||
| A2 | Chasing Rainbows | 4:11 | X | |
| Written-By - Ted "Wizard" Mills* | ||||
| A3 | Born On Halloween | 3:17 | X | |
| Written-By - Al Felder* , Norman Harris , Tanya Jones | ||||
| A4 | Haunted (By Your Love) | 3:03 | X | |
| Written-By - Al Felder* , Bruce Hawes , Ron Tyson | ||||
| A5 | I Like You | 3:14 | X | |
| Written-By - Ted "Wizard" Mills* | ||||
| B1 | Magic Of The Blue | 2:56 | X | |
| Written-By - Al Felder* , Norman Harris , Ron "Have Mercy" Kersey* | ||||
| B2 | We're On The Right Track | 5:45 | X | |
| Written-By - Al Felder* , Norman Harris | ||||
| B3 | Stop And Get A Hold Of Yourself | 5:18 | X | |
| Written-By - Pat Cooper (2) , Ron "Have Mercy" Kersey* | ||||
| B4 | What's Come Over Me | 4:26 | X | |
| Written-By - Ted "Wizard" Mills* | ||||
Credits
Arranged By -
Norman Harris
(tracks: A1, A4, B1, B2, B4)
,
Richard Rome*
(tracks: A3)
,
Ron "Have Mercy" Kersey*
(tracks: A2, A5, B3)
Arranged By [Rhythm] - Ted "Wizard" Mills* (tracks: A2)
Artwork By [Album Co-ordination] - Alan Rubens , Steve Bernstein
Artwork By [Cover Art] - Ed Soyka
Artwork By [Design] - Abie Sussman
Artwork By [Photography] - Steinbicker-Houghton
Bass - Larry LaBes , Michael "Sugar Bear" Foreman* , Ronald Baker* , Rusty Jackman*
Drums - Charles Collins , Earl Young
Engineer [Assistant] - Dirk Devlin , James Gallagher* , Mike Huchinson*
Engineer [Recording] - Carl Paruolo , Jay Mark , Kenny Present
Executive Producer - Alan Rubens , Bruce Gable , Steve Bernstein
Guitar - Bobby Eli , Norman Harris , Roland Chambers
Keyboards - Carlton "Cotton" Kent* , Dexter Wansel , Ron "Have Mercy" Kersey* , Ted "Wizard" Mills*
Mastered By - Nimitr Sarikananda , Wayne Wilfong
Percussion - Bunny Harris , Larry Washington , Robert Cupit
Producer - Mystic Dragon Productions (tracks: A5) , Norman Harris (tracks: A1 to A4, B1, B2, B4) , Ron "Have Mercy" Kersey* (tracks: A5, B3)
Strings, Horns - Don Renaldo & His Strings & Horns*
Vibraphone [Vibes] - Vince Montana*
Vocals [Featuring] - Margie Joseph (tracks: B4)
Arranged By [Rhythm] - Ted "Wizard" Mills* (tracks: A2)
Artwork By [Album Co-ordination] - Alan Rubens , Steve Bernstein
Artwork By [Cover Art] - Ed Soyka
Artwork By [Design] - Abie Sussman
Artwork By [Photography] - Steinbicker-Houghton
Bass - Larry LaBes , Michael "Sugar Bear" Foreman* , Ronald Baker* , Rusty Jackman*
Drums - Charles Collins , Earl Young
Engineer [Assistant] - Dirk Devlin , James Gallagher* , Mike Huchinson*
Engineer [Recording] - Carl Paruolo , Jay Mark , Kenny Present
Executive Producer - Alan Rubens , Bruce Gable , Steve Bernstein
Guitar - Bobby Eli , Norman Harris , Roland Chambers
Keyboards - Carlton "Cotton" Kent* , Dexter Wansel , Ron "Have Mercy" Kersey* , Ted "Wizard" Mills*
Mastered By - Nimitr Sarikananda , Wayne Wilfong
Percussion - Bunny Harris , Larry Washington , Robert Cupit
Producer - Mystic Dragon Productions (tracks: A5) , Norman Harris (tracks: A1 to A4, B1, B2, B4) , Ron "Have Mercy" Kersey* (tracks: A5, B3)
Strings, Horns - Don Renaldo & His Strings & Horns*
Vibraphone [Vibes] - Vince Montana*
Vocals [Featuring] - Margie Joseph (tracks: B4)
Notes
Produced for WMOT Productions
Recorded and Re-Mixed at Sigma Sound Studios, Philadelphia, Pa.
Mastered at Frakford Wayne Recording Labs, Philadelphia, Pa.
(P)(C) 1975 Atlantic Recording Corporation
Recorded and Re-Mixed at Sigma Sound Studios, Philadelphia, Pa.
Mastered at Frakford Wayne Recording Labs, Philadelphia, Pa.
(P)(C) 1975 Atlantic Recording Corporation
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Reviews & Discussion
Deep Sensation use the track "We're on the right track" as the basis for their release "Somehow, somewhere (there's a soul heaven)" on the Chicago house label Guidance Recordings. Absolutely great music on this LP; the group are starting to leave the smoother sounds of Philly soul behind and are slowly entering into the world of lush instrumental funk and disco that came to predominate.