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You don't want to bring a knife to a gunfight, but you also don't want to bring a gun to a pillow fight (that would just be weird). Our Durabrasion Rubber gives you a solid balance of performance and durability without being overkill for everyday activities.
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You wouldn't ride a bike without a seat. The same logic applies for our Shoc Pad™ technology, which will give you a smooth ride without inhibiting your performance.
- Our Durabrasion Rubber™ will give you durable traction
- A water-channeling lug pattern keeps you on your feet in wet situations.
- Spun Polyester Webbing
- An adjustable ankle strap makes for a good fit.
- A soft Shoc Pad™ in the heel gives you serious shock absorption.
Weight: 8.6 oz
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I got them wet at the beach and the blue color came off on my feet.
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Love these sandals! Wore them all over France and never had problem with my feet. The adjustable strap is easy to adjust to your size.
Con: I have pink and black and both colors fade onto your feet when shoes are worn in the rain.
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This sandal can be worn with casual skirts or dresses or out at the beach. This is my second pair, they are well made, comfortable and I get a lot of compliments on the style.
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Q:Is the jazzy color more red or pink? It's hard to tell from the computer monitor. Some pictures appear bright red while others make the straps look like a berry color. Thanks!Asked on 3/12/2014 by chris
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Q:Is there leather on this shoe? If so- how is this shoe with getting wet? Thank you-Asked on 4/14/2013 by k from D.C.
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Q:I have narrow feet - usually wear 9½ AA. The Terra FI Lite works okay because of the multiple straps. How does the Kayenta work for narrow feet?Asked on 3/22/2013 by Marty from Austin, TX
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Q:Does the black studded Kayenta style have yellow running through it? It's hard to see the color on the computer screen.Asked on 3/16/2013 by Teva fan
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Q:Hi, does this sandal have a non-marking sole as I would like to wear it sailing.Asked on 1/22/2013 by Natalie from Austin, TX
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Q:Can I use the Kayenta Studded as a water sandal? In French Polynesia there are poisonous stone fish in the shallow water bottom. So it is best to wear a water sandal into the water when taking a dip. Would the Kayenta stand up to this usage? It is a perfect color match with my swim suit. Thanks for your prompt response...Asked on 1/17/2013 by Crazy Black Horse from Green Oak
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An online journal about visual art, the urban landscape and design. Mary Louise Schumacher, the Journal Sentinel's art and architecture critic, leads the discussion and a community of writers contribute to the dialogue.
Witkowiak's aide calls graffiti art "garbage"
In the last week or so, I have been copied on some pretty horrendous exchanges between public officials and residents voicing their concerns about the treatment of TRUE Skool by Ald. Robert G. Donovan.
Mike McGuire, an aide to Ald. Jim Witkowiak, sent an email to arts advocate Faythe Levine within the hour that reads:
"we get calls daily from people living in inner city areas who are in real despair over gang crime and the fact that their homes and alleys are defaced by graffiti, often weekly or more. These people are severely and directly affected by this and are badly hurt. Most are stuck there and cannot escape it. Many are miserable over it.
"Now we have others who live in much better neighborhoods and are not directly affected by this plague.
"Some consider themselve's art lovers and seem to get satisfaction by pontificating from their nearest Starbucks about how the rest of us should really appreciate "urban art".
"Our concern is with those living in the affected neighborhoods…not the arts lovers who do not so reside.
"And yes…we both consider graffiti in any form to be garbage and worse."
Setting aside for the moment that this is a profoundly unprofessional, unproductive and rude form of communication, I think that McGuire's sentiments exemplify something that we're seeing in the comments to my column as well: a belief that arts advocates are concerned with superficial things and not the real, day-to-day things in life.
First, this is not an either/or discussion. No one wants to diminish the experience of families and businesses who have to contend with tagging -- quite the opposite. Illegal tagging can take a huge toll on property values and people's lives. Local business owners that have to paint and repaint the walls of their businesses, at considerable expense, are truly suffering. Some end up relocating -- which is a huge loss.
But let me ask: Could the suffering and hopelessness that McGuire describes with such passion have something to do with what was expressed in TRUE Skool's mural, which McGuire and others simply dismiss as "garbage?" If so, are we better off giving those young people an outlet for the legal, public expression of that trauma? Or do we want to just pretend it doesn't exist? Are we at all interested in the point of view of young people living in our blighted neighborhoods?
There is some evidence that shows that graffiti and mural projects can actually decrease the incidents of illegal graffiti and tagging. See this report from NPR and this article from the Washington Post.
Ald. Witkowiak did make a very sound decision today that's worth celebrating. He had contacted TRUE Skool and the Walker's Point association to asked that a planned mural for 3rd and Bruice streets be postponed. In response, Sarah Patterson and Ursula Twombly, of the two organizations, respectively, indicated that community meetings and communications have been ongoing since last fall and that the sketches of the mural have been posted online. With that, he withdrew his request. Thank you alderman.
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Calling that graffiti garbage is an insult to garbage.
I fail to see in any sense how that email is "profoundly unprofessional, unproductive and rude." This is real...what's going on in those neighborhoods is real. Graffiti is perceived by many to be the visible symbol of a neighborhood going in the wrong direction! Try to understand that!
Calling these alderman & their assistants "leaders" is an insult to true leaders everywhere. I'd say they're behavior is childish but I'd be insulting grade school children everywhere. Is this the way rational adults are supposed to have discussions? with constituents?
Wow, Witkowiak and his aid have demonstrated absolute unprofessionalism with citizens who live in HIS district. This is a shame, a serious shame.
So it's unprofessional and rude for a public official to express their opinion
to an "arts advocate" concerning a debate about the arts? Huh.
Perhaps if you were so concerned about providing at-risk youth a legal
outlet to express themselves you could talk to your bosses about providing
some large rolls of blank newspaper for them. Sure would beat seeing
that garbage-- yes, I said it-- on area buildings.
To all you people who really belive graffitti is art, wait till your house gets tagged! Perhaps taking a suppository would help clear your minds!
"To all you people who really belive graffitti is art, wait till your house gets tagged!"
...sigh... Do you people even read these articles? A very clear distinction has been made between "graffitti art" and tagging which is obviously vandalism.
Mary...Alderman Witkowiak withdrew his opposition to the mural only because it was determined that the mural is to be a topical and themed display discernible to a viewer. Not a glorified display of graffiti such as occurred on E. Mineral St. recently. And yes, graffiti is in fact garbage and is viewed as such here. No apologies to the apologists for graffiti.
"And yes, graffiti is in fact garbage and is viewed as such here. No apologies to the apologists for graffiti."
What is garbage is ignorant people like you, Mike McGuire. Sadly, every month, I have to put aside a little money to pay your salary. As a public employee, I'd recommend a little professionalism!!!
If there were a Master List of constructive strategies for dealing with at risk youth, "Show them incredible disrespect" wouldn't appear anywhere on it.
Ald. Donovan and McGuire have burned a bridge; they haven't built one. If these politicians can't even work with the softball of kids who desire to do something constructive, how are they're going to resolve the tougher problem with those kids bent on destruction?
Real leadership is not a childish shout down; real leadership brings the community closer to solutions. And Donovan has failed- with flying divisive colors- to do so.
By the way; "graffiti" ranges from cancerous, turf claiming, vandalism to works of art celebrated in many collections, galleries, and museums. Trying to pigeon hole it into a definition that supports your particular argument is invariably going to backfire. The boundaries you put on the language to make yourself right will invariably prove you wrong. It's more constructive to deal with specifics. Specifically, there was a legal and approved mural done on private property under the supervision of a non-profit doing its best to channel the creativity of at risk youth. There is also a hideous plague of vandalism in the same neighborhood. Both are graffiti. But the impetus behind the 2 forms is different. Confusing the two led Donovan into condemning those kids doing something constructive, legal, and approved. He couldn't have missed his mark any further.
Lastly- in a way it is good to see so many investing their time to argue about art. To paraphrase A. O. Scott; any art worth seeing is worth arguing about, and any art worth arguing about is worth seeing. All those votes of argument have definitely made the mural worth seeing and have validated its making.


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I doubt that's possible -- until Wanda attuned and gained the ability to Decrypt, I don't think we've seen an uncroaked that could possibly be passed off as a living unit for one second.
Wanda or Olive might be able to pass off a uncroaked as a living unit via foolamancy or signamancy. However, it would be immediately detected by either Jack or the signomancer, and Jill would know immediately when she becomes the ruler. Nor could Unbanhammer give orders without what I suspect is heavy duty thinkamancy.
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I thought Stand Up Guys was supposed to be released a while ago?!
I almost cried, and of course I went to see Les Mis immediately. I agree with pretty much everything that has been posted by people for whom it was somewhat of a disappointment Totally seeing ZD30 tomorrow. So excited! God, there are so many things about being in Thailand I am excited about but seeing some of the Oscar contenders is going to rank probably disproportionally high
Under 'coming soon' they had SLP, which of course is my #1 want to see, and a few of the other contenders but if they had dates for when they open I have no idea where they were. If it somehow magically opens during the week I am here I will actually cry.
It's official. I am madly in love with Meryl Davis.
Peter--just which film is going to win best picture? We have an Oscars contest in our local paper and I am at a loss for Best Pix, Dir, Actress, Supp Actor. You know we usually have a pretty good idea by now but I am flummoxed. What do you think?
Check out these Oscar-themed posters:
I personally like the Zero Dark Thirty one the best. I think Jessica Chastain's pose and the coloring creates a nice image.
Picture: I still say Lincoln but Argo has the momentum. If they'd nominated Argo for Director I would say it was a lock. That's the flummoxing part. In a contest, I would go with Lincoln.
Actress: Lawrence. Chastian possibly, but I'd go with Lawrence in a contest. I think she's more likely.
Director: Spielberg
Supp. Actor: This one I really don't know. I would go with Christoph Waltz in a contest, but this is the category I'm least sure about. But Waltz is sexy, so he gets my vote.
Interesting---I do wonder if "Argo" is receiving votes because of Affleck's predicament. Plus it is a fine movie. I like that we really don't know. It has been awhile since I felt that way with the Academy Awards.
Picture: My first thought was Lincoln, and that's what both sites I looked at are predicting. Argo looks to be its' main competitor, but with Affleck not receiving a director's nomination, I'm not sure it will overtake Lincoln. Plus Lincoln is Oscar fodder and Argo is more of a popcorn movie. Les Miserables is next in line followed by Silver Linings Playback (which I would be fine with winning).
Director: Looks pretty clear that it'll be #3 for Spielberg (after Schindler's List and Saving Private Ryan). I was disappointed that Ang Lee wouldn't get his first win, but wikipedia highlights my brain freeze as Lee won for Brokeback Mountain. Guess I'm still smarting that this movie didn't win Best Picture. Anyway, I think Stevie will take home his third directing award.
Actress: Lawrence over Chastain (one site says Jessica is gaining on Jen, but still has her in second). There was talk about Watts taking this one, but all three sites have her in fourth after Emmanuelle Riva.
Supporting Actor: Jones over Hoffman. I thought DeNiro would be in the running, but he seems to be in fourth after Christoph Waltz.
It's official. I am madly in love with Meryl Davis.
Which sites are you using?
That ranking seems pretty high for Les Miserables. The sites I've read that have it lower than third (they have SLP, Life of Pi, and Zero Dark Thirty ahead of it in some order).
Here's a chart from Awards Daily. This is where I usually get my news for Oscar news and odds.
Of course, this is all subject to change after the DGA winner is announced this weekend. Also, Oscar ballots aren't sent out until February 8th, and the mood may shift by then.
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Saw Zero Dark 30 today. It was excellent. Easily the best movie I've seen for this awards season. Chastain was, as expected, really, really good as well, though I agree with those who said that at the end of the movie they still didn't feel they really knew the character. But it was well-written, deftly paced, and had me fully invested and very tense at times even though I obviously knew the outcome of the mission. Good job to Kathryn Bigelow. Like others, I'm not sure why it's fallen off the bandwagon for awards - but I haven't seen Argo or Lincoln.
Thanks Peter...I'm going to look at VIETgrl's site too. I want to put together a winning ballot (but doesn't everyone?)
We had a special showing of "Plan 9 From Outer Space" last night.
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2.Zero Dark Thirty
4.Les Miserable (despite its flaws)
5.Silver linings playbook
6.Life of Pi
I have not seen the rest of the nominated movies.
My pics for best actor and actress are Day Lewis and Chastain, but it does not look like Chastain is going to win this year. She is too good an actress to not have won, so I am sure she will be in line next year (to make up for this year).
IMO two things will keep Chastain from winning the Oscar. 1)the director was not nominated (it shows the academy has something against this movie), 2)the movie was released too late, thus limiting her visibility.
I don't understand the hoopla over Lawrence (as THE winner) in SLP at all. She was very good, but others were better. JMO.


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Track Listing
1. The Love of the Common People
2. Catch Another Butterfly
3. Daydream
4. The Ballad of Spiro Agnew
5. Circus
6. When I'm Sixty-Four
7. The Ballad of Richard Nixon
8. Rhymes & Reasons
9. Yellow Cat
10. Leaving on a Jet Plane
11. (You Dun Stomped) My Heart
12. My Old Man
13. I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel to Be Free
14. Today Is the First Day of the Rest of My Life (Sugacity)
15. Rusty Green [*]
16. Take Me to Tomorrow [Early Version] [*][Version]
17. Take Me to Tomorrow
18. Isabel
19. Follow Me
20. Forest Lawn
21. Aspenglow
22. Amsterdam
23. Anthem-Revelation
24. Sticky Summer Weather
25. Carolina in My Mind
26. Jimmy Newman
27. Molly
28. Tremble If You Must
29. Sail Away Home
30. The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down
31. Mr. Bojangles
32. I Wish I Could Have Been There (Woodstock)
33. Whose Garden Was This
34. The Game Is Over
35. Eleanor Rigby
36. Old Folks
37. Golden Slumbers/Sweet Sweet Life/Tremble if You Must [Version II] [Vers
38. Jingle Bells
39. Poems, Prayers & Promises
40. Let It Be
41. My Sweet Lady
42. Wooden Indian
43. Junk
44. Gospel Changes
45. Take Me Home, Country Roads
46. I Guess He'd Rather Be in Colorado
47. Sunshine on My Shoulders
48. Around and Around
49. Fire and Rain
50. The Box
51. Starwood in Aspen
52. Everyday
53. Casey's Last Ride
54. City of New Orleans
55. Friends with You
56. 60 Second Song for a Bank, with the Phrase "May We Help You Today?"
57. Blow Up Your TV (Spanish Pipe Dream)
58. All of My Memories
59. She Won't Let Me Fly Away
60. Readjustment Blues
61. The Eagle and the Hawk
62. Tools
63. Rocky Mountain High
64. Mother Nature's Son
65. Paradise
66. For Baby (For Bobbie)
67. Darcy Farrow
68. Prisoners
69. Goodbye Again
70. Season Suite: Summer
71. Season Suite: Fall
72. Season Suite: Winter
73. Season Suite: Late Winter, Early Spring (When Everybody Goes to Mexico)
74. Season Suite: Spring
75. I'd Rather Be a Cowboy (Lady's Chains)
76. Berkeley Woman
77. Please, Daddy
78. Angels from Montgomery
79. River of Love
80. Rocky Mountain Suite (Cold Nights in Canada)
81. Whiskey Basin Blues
82. Sweet Misery
83. Zachary and Jennifer
84. We Don't Live Here No More
85. Farewell Andromeda (Welcome to My Morning)
86. Take Me Home, Country Roads
87. Follow Me
88. Starwood in Aspen
89. For Baby (For Bobbie)
90. Rhymes & Reasons
91. Leaving on a Jet Plane
92. The Eagle and the Hawk
93. Sunshine on My Shoulders
94. Goodbye Again
95. Poems, Prayers & Promises
96. Rocky Mountain High
97. I Guess He'd Rather Be in Colorado [*]
98. Daydream [*]
99. Friends with You [*]
100. Back Home Again
101. On the Road
102. Grandma's Feather Bed
103. Matthew
104. Thank God I'm a Country Boy
105. The Music Is You
106. Annie's Song
107. It's Up to You
108. Cool an' Green an' Shady
109. Eclipse
110. Sweet Surrender
111. This Old Guitar
112. Matthew [Alternate Take] [*]
113. This Old Guitar [Alternate Take] [*]
114. The Music Is You
115. Farewell Andromeda (Welcome to My Morning)
116. Mother Nature's Son
117. Summer
118. Today
119. Saturday Night in Toledo, Ohio
120. Matthew
121. Rocky Mountain Suite (Cold Nights in Canada)
122. Sweet Surrender
123. Grandma's Feather Bed
124. Annie's Song
125. The Eagle and the Hawk
126. My Sweet Lady
127. Annie's Other Song
128. Boy from the Country
129. Rhymes & Reasons
130. Forest Lawn
131. Pickin' the Sun Down
132. Thank God I'm a Country Boy
133. Take Me Home, Country Roads
134. Poems, Prayers & Promises
135. Rocky Mountain High
136. This Old Guitar
137. Intro/Saturday Night in Toledo, Ohio [Live][*]
138. Follow Me/Leaving, on a Jet Plane [Live][*]
139. The City of New Orleans [Live][*]
140. Zachary and Jennifer/For Baby (For Bobbie) [Live][*]
141. I'd Rather Be a Cowboy (Lady's Chains) [Live][*]
142. Amsterdam [Live][*]
143. Windsong
144. Cowboy's Delight
145. Spirit
146. Looking for Space
147. Shipmates and Cheyenne
148. Late Nite Radio
149. Love Is Everywhere
150. Two Shots
151. I'm Sorry
152. Fly Away
153. Calypso
154. Song of Wyoming
155. Aspenglow
156. The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire)
157. Rudolph, The Red-Nosed Reindeer
158. Silver Bells
159. Please Daddy (Don't Get Drunk This Christmas)
160. Christmas for Cowboys
161. Away in a Manger
162. What Child Is This
163. Coventry Carol
164. Oh Holy Night
165. Silent Night, Holy Night
166. A Baby Just Like You
167. Jingle Bells [*]
168. White Christmas [*]
169. Come and Let Me Look in Your Eyes
170. Eli's Song
171. Wrangle Mountain Song
172. Hitchhiker
173. In the Grand Way
174. Polka Dots and Moonbeams
175. It Makes Me Giggle
176. Baby, You Look Good to Me Tonight
177. Like a Sad Song
178. San Antonio Rose
179. Pegasus
180. The Wings That Fly Us Home
181. Annie's Song
182. Welcome to My Morning (Farewell Andromeda)
183. Fly Away
184. Like a Sad Song
185. Looking for Space
186. Thank God I'm a Country Boy
187. Grandma's Feather Bed
188. Back Home Again
189. I'm Sorry
190. My Sweet Lady
191. Calypso
192. This Old Guitar
193. How Can I Leave You Again
194. Tradewinds
195. Bet on the Blues
196. It Amazes Me
197. To the Wild Country
198. Ripplin' Waters
199. Thirsty Boots
200. Dearest Esmeralda
201. Singing Skies and Dancing Waters
202. I Want to Live
203. Druthers
204. Downhill Stuff
205. Sweet Melinda
206. What's on Your Mind
207. Joseph & Joe
208. Life Is So Good
209. Berkeley Woman
210. Johnny B. Goode
211. You're So Beautiful
212. Southwind
213. Garden Song
214. Songs Of...
215. Dancing with the Mountains [Live]
216. The Mountain Song [Live]
217. How Mountain Girls Can Love [Live]
218. Song for the Life [Live]
219. The Ballad of St. Anne's Reel [Live]
220. In My Heart [Live]
221. The Wrangell Mountain Song [Live]
222. Whalebones and Crosses [Live]
223. American Child [Live]
224. You Say That the Battle Is Over [Live]
225. Autograph [Live]
226. Dance Little Jean [Live][*]
227. On the Wings of an Eagle [Live]
228. Some Days Are Diamonds (Some Days Are Stone)
229. Gravel on the Ground
230. San Francisco Mabel Joy
231. Sleepin' Alone
232. Easy, on Easy Street
233. The Cowboy and the Lady
234. Country Love
235. Till You Opened My Eyes
236. Wild Flowers in a Mason Jar (The Farm)
237. Boy from the Country
238. Seasons of the Heart
239. Opposite Tables
240. Relatively Speaking
241. Dreams
242. Nothing But a Breeze
243. What One Man Can Do
244. Shanghai Breezes
245. Islands
246. Heart to Heart
247. Perhaps Love
248. Children of the Universe
249. Hold on Tightly
250. Thought of You
251. Somethin' About
252. On the Wings of a Dream
253. Flight (The Higher We Fly)
254. Falling Out of Love
255. I Remember Romance
256. How Can I Leave You Again
257. Dreamland Express
258. Love Is the Master
259. Here, There & Everywhere
Hoyt Axton: Composer
Rodney Crowell: Composer
Emmylou Harris: Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Michael Johnson: Composer
Kris Kristofferson: Composer
Mickey Newbury: Composer
Eric Andersen: Composer
Bryan Bowers: Autoharp, Composer
Bob Gibson: Composer
Steve Goodman: Composer
David Mallett: Composer
Phil Ochs: Composer
Tom Paxton: Composer
John Stewart: Vocals (Background)
Dik Darnell: Composer
Rita Marley: Additional Music
Judy Mowatt: Additional Music
Patti Austin: Vocals (Background)
Chuck Berry: Composer
John Denver: Guitar (Acoustic), Guitar, Arranger, Composer, Guitar (Electric), Guitar (Rhythm), Vocals, Vocals (Background), Choir, Chorus, Guitar (12 String), Producer, Finger Snaps, Photography, Adaptation, Rhythm Arrangements, Vocal Director, Cover Photo, Guitar (12 String Electric), Guest Appearance
Bobby Goldsboro: Composer
Dobie Gray: Composer
John Lennon: Composer
Michael Lovesmith: Synthesizer, Arranger
Paul McCartney: Composer
Olivia Newton-John: Vocals
Roy Orbison: Composer
John Prine: Composer
Robbie Robertson: Composer
James Taylor: Composer
Jesse Winchester: Composer
Pete Christlieb: Horn
Buddy Collette: Clarinet
Django Reinhardt: Composer
Marvin Stamm: Flute, Trumpet, Piccolo Trumpet
Steve Weisberg: Dulcimer, Guitar (Acoustic), Dobro, Guitar, Arranger, Composer, Guitar (Electric), Vocals (Background), Slide Dobro, Electric Dobro
Lennie Niehaus: Orchestral Arrangements
Jacques Brel: Composer
Stan Free: Organ, Piano, Accordion
Joe Henry: Composer
Mort Shuman: Composer
James Burton: Guitar (Acoustic), Dobro, Guitar, Arranger, Guitar (Electric), Rhythm Arrangements
Gary Chester: Percussion, Drums, Triangle, Finger Snaps, Additional Music
Patti Dahlstrom: Photography
Phil Everly: Composer
Dick Feller: Composer
Bill Justis: String Arrangements, Orchestral Arrangements
Richard Kerr: Composer
Dennis Linde: Composer
Starland Vocal Band: Vocals (Background)
Chip Taylor: Vocal Director
Sylvie Vartan: Vocals
Eric Weissberg: Banjo, Fiddle, Guitar, Guitar (Electric), Guitar (Steel), Choir, Chorus, Finger Snaps
Plácido Domingo: Vocals
Billy Edd Wheeler: Composer
Norman Petty: Composer
Jim Gordon: Percussion
Renee Armand: Vocals (Background)
Denny Brooks: Guitar (Acoustic), Arranger, Vocals (Background)
Buzz Cason: Vocals (Background)
Bob Morrison: Composer
Dan Wheetman: Fiddle, Harmonica, Mandolin, Arranger, Vocals (Background)
Murray Adler: Orchestra
Stephanie Andrews: Composer
Hal Blaine: Percussion, Arranger, Drums
Carlton "Carly" Barrett: Drums
Ed Barton: Engineer
Eddie Bayers: Percussion, Drums
Richard Berg: French Horn
William Bergman: Horn
Byron Berline: Fiddle, Mandolin
Tchad Blake: Engineer
Samuel Boghossian: Viola, Orchestra
Mari Tsumura: Orchestra
Russ Bracher: Associate Engineer
Bill Braun: Composer
Robbie Buchanan: Synthesizer
Denyse Buffum: Orchestra
Johnny Burke: Composer
Larry Butler: Producer, Fender Rhodes
Greg Calbi: Mastering
Harrison Calloway, Jr.: Trumpet
Jimmy Capps: Guitar (Acoustic)
Jerry Carrigan: Percussion, Arranger, Drums, Rhythm Arrangements
Steve Chapin: Vocal Director
Gene Chrisman: Percussion, Drums
Gene Cipriano: Orchestra
Jon Cobert: Synthesizer
Chuck Cochran: Piano
Chuck Collazzi: Guitar
Jim Connor: Banjo, Harmonica, Composer, Vocals (Background)
Julie Connor: Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Paulinho Da Costa: Percussion
Mickey Crofford: Engineer
Jim Crotty: Engineer
Mike Crumm: Vocals (Background)
Randy Cullers: Composer
Glen D. Hardin: Synthesizer, Piano, Arranger, Composer, Keyboards, Piano (Electric), Fender Rhodes, Horn Arrangements, Rhythm Arrangements, Orchestral Arrangements, Chart, Additional Production, Hammond B3
Bill Danoff: Guitar, Composer, Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Taffy Danoff: Composer, Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Sal DeTroia: Guitar (Classical)
Anne Denver: Guest Appearance
Chuck Domanico: Bass, Arranger
Assa Drori: Orchestra
Mary Ann Duffy: Vocals
Ray Edenton: Guitar (Acoustic)
Jesse Ehrlich: Cello, Orchestra
John Ellis: Oboe
Harvey Estrin: Flute
Jimmie Fadden: Harmonica
Gordon Farrell: Cover Photo
Larry Fast: Synthesizer
Chuck Findley: Horn, Horn Arrangements
Ronald Folsom: Orchestra
Buffy Ford: Vocals (Background)
Steven Fromholz: Composer
Jan Camp Garrett: Mandolin, Vocals, Vocal Director
Victor Garrett: Bass, Vocal Director
Gene Morford: Vocals (Background)
Stephen Geyer: Composer
Steve Gillette: Composer
Lawrence Gottlieb: Vocal Director
Paul Griffin: Organ, Piano, Calliope, Celeste, Keyboards
Marcia Griffiths: Additional Music
Jim Haas: Vocals (Background)
Ray Hall: Engineer, Remixing, Mixing Engineer
Kevin Halpin: Assistant Engineer
The Heart Attack Horns: Horn Arrangements
Lee Holdridge: Piano, Arranger, Celeste, Composer, Conductor, Harpsichord, String Arrangements, Orchestral Arrangements, Tack Piano, String Conductor, Instrument Arrangement
Michael Holmes: Piano
Jim Horn: Flute, Reeds, Arranger, Horn, Piccolo, Recorder, Saxophone, Sax (Alto), Sax (Baritone), Horn Arrangements, Rhythm Arrangements, Contrabass Recorder
Debbie Hupp: Composer
John Hurley: Composer
Jimmy Ibbotson: Composer
Bruce Innes: Vocals (Background)
Jerry Jeff Walker: Composer
Ron Kalina: Harmonica
Pearl Kaufman: Piano, Harpsichord
Larry Keith: Composer
Jerome Kessler: Orchestra
Milton Kestenbaum: Orchestra
Randy Kling: Mastering
Diane Kniss: Guest Appearance
Richard Kniss: Bass
John Henry Kurtz: Vocals (Background)
Keith Lane: Finger Snaps, Guest Appearance
Michael Lang: Arranger, Keyboards
Daniel Lazerus: Engineer, Overdubs, Mixing
Bernie Leadon: Guitar (Electric)
Candy Ledbetter: Guest Appearance
Huddie Ledbetter: Composer
Ron Ledbetter: Guest Appearance
Earl Lindo: Organ
Elizabeth Lindsay: Guest Appearance
Herb Lovelle: Arranger, Drums
Bob Ludwig: Mastering
Joy Lyle: Orchestra
Joe Macho: Bass
Steve Mandell: Choir, Chorus, Finger Snaps
George Marge: Flute, Horn, Oboe, Sax (Baritone), Woodwind
Richard Maximoff: Orchestra
Johnny Mercer: Composer
Peter Mercurio: Orchestra
Daniel Moore: Vocals (Background)
Gus Mossler: Engineer
Frank Musker: Composer
Roger Nichols: Percussion, Arranger, Producer, Engineer, Overdubs, Mixing Engineer
Taffy Nivert: Composer, Vocals (Background), Guest Appearance
Wilbert Nuttycombe: Orchestra
Danny O'Keefe: Composer
George Ockner: Violin
Milton Okun: Arranger, Conductor, Producer, Executive Producer, String Arrangements, Vocal Director
Frank Owens: Organ, Piano, String Arrangements
Tony Papa: Engineer
Dean Parks: Guitar
Cheryl Pawelski: Reissue Producer
Herb Pedersen: Guitar (Acoustic), Banjo, Arranger, Composer, Guitar (Electric), Vocals (Background), Vocal Arrangement
Max Pollikoff: Violin
Reinie Press: Bass
Paul Prestopino: Dulcimer, Banjo, Bass, Dobro, Guitar, Mandolin, Autoharp, Guitar (12 String)
Andromeda Quasar: Additional Music, Guest Appearance
Conrad Reeder: Vocals (Background)
Bud Reneau: Composer
Leon Rhodes: Bass
Jay Rifkin: Engineer
Lee Ritenour: Guitar (Acoustic), Arranger, Guitar (Electric), Guitar (Classical)
Hargus "Pig" Robbins: Piano
Al Rogers: Percussion
Richard Romoff: Bass
Charles Rose: Trombone
Jay Rosen: Orchestra
Stan Ross: Engineer
Alan Rush: Composer
Russ Savakus: Bass, Violin
Ralph Schaeffer: Orchestra
Allan Schwartzberg: Drums
Jerry Scheff: Bass, Arranger, Rhythm Arrangements
Elliot Scheiner: Mixing Engineer
David Schwartz: Orchestra
Denny Seiwell: Drums
Doc Siegel: Engineer
Mike Settle: Vocals (Background)
Billy Sherrill: Engineer
Harry Shlutz: Orchestra
Jerry Shook: Guitar (Acoustic)
Sylvan Shulman: Violin
Johnny Slate: Composer
Greg Smith: Horn, Horn Arrangements
John Sommers: Guitar (Acoustic), Banjo, Fiddle, Guitar, Mandolin, Arranger, Composer, Guitar (Rhythm), Vocals (Background), Vocal Director
David Spinozza: Guitar (Electric)
Armin Steiner: Engineer
Charlie Tallent: Engineer
Bobby G. Taylor: Oboe
Toots Thielemans: Harmonica
Harvey Thompson: Sax (Tenor)
Diane Tidwell: Vocals (Background)
Andy Todd: Engineer
Joe Turano: Vocals (Background)
Turnpike Tom: Guest Appearance
James Van Heusen: Composer
Marty Walsh: Guitar, Rhythm Arrangements
Mary Angela White: Guest Appearance
Fred Wickstrom: Marimba
Ronnie Wilkins: Composer
Jack Williams: Composer
Lloyd "Gitsy" Willis: Guitar
Bob Wills: Composer
Stevie Wonder: Harmonica, Composer
John Woram: Engineer
Harry Yarmark: Engineer
Wayne Yurgelun: Assistant Engineer
Tibor Zelig: Orchestra
Vincent DeRosa: Orchestra
Phil Burnett: Assistant Engineer
Dick Kniss: Bass, Arranger, Composer, Finger Snaps
Bill Sanford: Mandolin, Guitar (Electric)
James Coile: Horn
Jean Corti: Composer
Jerry Garszva: Engineer, Mixing
Randy Handley: Composer
Steve Hirsch: Assistant Engineer
Richard Kaufman: Orchestra
Kent Lewis: Composer
Barry Alfonso: Liner Notes
Jean Bouchety: Composer
Jean-Pierre Bourtayre: Composer
Alf Clausen: Arranger, String Conductor
Elizabeth Lamers: Vocals (Background)
Lascelles: Composer
Pat Martin: Engineer
Thomas Miller: Drums (Steel)
Dennis Smith: Assistant Engineer
Randy Sparks: Composer
Larry Williams: Cover Photo
Aaron Rapoport: Photography
Ivy Skoff: Production Coordination
Acy Lehman: Art Direction
Albert Watson: Photography
Art Hotel: Art Direction, Design
Wernher Krutein: Engineer
Frank Mulvey: Art Direction
Gene Brownell: Inside Photo
Sidney Sharp: Violin, Orchestra, Concert Master
Kris O'Connor: Assistant Producer, Concert Director
Rob Santos: Reissue Producer
Tim Bryant: Art Direction, Design
Sandy Speiser: Photography
Chris Whorf: Art Direction, Design
Stephen Lumel: Design
Richard Simpson: Mastering Engineer
Harry Langdon: Photography
Nick Sangiamo: Photography, Cover Photo
Ron Slenzak: Photography
Tim Mooney: Production Coordination
Edward O'Dowd: Art Direction, Design
Phil Fewsmith: Photography
Gérard Jouannest: Composer
Jean Kaplow: Production Assistant
Barney Wyckoff: Producer, Production Assistant
Tommy Goodman: Additional Music
Randy Pipes: Engineer
Steve Stewart: Piano
Peter Palombi: Illustrations
Victor Schertzinger: Composer
Charles Hardin: Composer
Andre Martel: Composer
Dick Dallas: Composer
Carl Franzen: Composer
Victoria Garvey: Composer
Tracey Wickland: Composer
Artie Torgersen: Assistant Engineer
Tom Brown: Engineer
Gribbitt!: Art Direction, Design, Sleeve Photo
Bryan Koniarz: Package Manager
Tom Campbell: Composer
Lowell Norman: Coordination, Art Direction, Photography, Cover Photo
Joey Ward: Vocals (Background)
Paul Potash: Composer
Mike Kirkland: Photography
Ruby Rakes: Composer
Scott Hensel: Sleeve Photo
Dave Jackson: Bass
Alvin "Seeco" Patterson: Percussion
John Jackson: Project Director
Maria Triana: Engineer
Arthur Hancock: Composer
Ray Alonze: French Horn
Brenda Kirkland: Vocals (Background)
Richard Lockmiller: Vocals (Background)
Jean Monteray: Vocals (Background)
Gibby Stratton: Vocals (Background)
Martine Habib: Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Carey Morgan: Composer
Raymond Kelley: Orchestra
Mike Taylor: Dobro, Guitar, Arranger, Composer, Finger Snaps, Guest Appearance
Jack Conrad: Composer
William Kurasch: Violin, Orchestra
Lynne Morse: A&R
David Duke: Orchestra
James P. Nichols: Mixing
John Gillespie McGee, Jr.: Composer
Richard Braun: Horn
Ralph Osborn: Engineer
Jean Goldhirsch: Production Assistant
Laurie Kuehn: Composer
Sheri Huffman: Vocals (Background)
David Holster: Composer
Shelly Kurland Strings: Strings
Paul Conrad Rose: Composer
Mark English: Illustrations, Cover Art
Mike Kobluk: Vocals (Background)
Michael Kirkland: Vocals (Background)
Michael Robert Williams: Composer
Roger "The Immortal" Nichols: Producer, Mixing
John Martin Sommers: Composer
John Glasel: Flute, Trumpet
David MacKechnie: Composer
Pat Garvey: Composer
Bob "King" Moore: Bass
Joe Stelmach: Art Direction, Design, Cover Design
David Turner: Orchestra
Aston "Family Man" Barrett: Bass
Michael Murphey: Composer
Michael Morongell: Assistant Engineer
Emory Gordy Jr.: Bass, Mandolin, Arranger
William Collette: Orchestra
Ted Sommer: Drums
Ken Johnson: Set Design
Dennis Coates: Vocals (Background)
Kathy Dopp: A&R
John Berry: Horn
Owen Castleman: Composer
Allan Harschman: Orchestra
Laurie Sidis: Typography
Pat Benson: Photography
Norm Classen: Inside Photo
Nancy Michon: Production Assistant
Mark Ahlstrom: Photography
Kick Kniss: Guest Appearance
Kenneith Boaz: Guest Appearance
John Slywka: Assistant Engineer
John Hall: Back Cover Photo
Jacob Ander: Bass, Guitar
Emanual Green: Violin
Edgar Boyles: Photography, Cover Photo
David Jackson, Jr.: Vocals (Background)
The Rejoyce Singers: Children's Chorus
Tay Biddle: Additional Production
Jim Moody: Lighting
Jim Donovsky: Digital Technician
Elliott Gilbert: Photography
Ernie Zeilinger: Engineer
Campden Street Choir: Vocals
Bob Connelley: Composer
Bergan White: Vocals (Background)
B.S. Hefferan: Banjo, Tambourine
Andrew Clarke: Engineer
Alec Whyte: Guest Appearance
Pupils of the Whitby School: Vocals (Background)
Roger Deniz: Mixing Engineer
Verne Jobst: Back Cover Photo
Ullanda McCollough: Vocals (Background)
Al Richmond: French Horn
St. Mel's School: Children's Chorus
Rich Kloss: Photography
Paula Bellan: Guest Appearance
Patrice Carroll-Levinsohn: Assistant Engineer
William Eugene Taylor: Composer
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