Cover of King's Record Shop

Rosanne Cash

King's Record Shop

1987 Country Country Rock
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Tracklist

  1. A1 Rosie Strike BackGilkyson 3:32
  2. A2 The Way We Make A Broken HeartHiatt 3:55
  3. A3 If You Change Your MindDevito, Cash 3:12
  4. A4 The Real MeCash 4:24
  5. A5 Somewhere SometimeCash 4:05
  6. B1 Runaway TrainStewart 4:01
  7. B2 Tennessee Flat Top BoxCash 3:09
  8. B3 I Don't Have To CrawlCrowell 4:33
  9. B4 Green, Yellow And RedKilzer 3:40
  10. B5 Why Don't You Quit Leaving Me AloneTench 4:00

Musicians

Production

  • Margie HuntProducer (Production Assistance)
  • Martha WoodProducer (Production Assistance)
  • Tommy ToglioProducer (Production Assistance)
  • John JenningArranged By (Arrangement By)

Also credited

Also credited. Photography By: Hank Devito. Artwork (Hand Tinting): Hank Devito. Written-By: Hank Devito, Eliza Gilkyson, John Hiatt, John Stewart, Johnny Cash, John Kilzer. Art Direction: Bill Johnson. Engineer (Assistant Engineers): Frank Pekoc, J. David Parker, Jeanne Kinney, Keith Odle, Stephen Shelton. Hair: Riqué Ware. Make-Up: Riqué Ware. Management: Side One Management, Will Botwin. Mastered By: George Marino. Mixed By: Steve Marcantonio. Recorded By (At Sixteenth Avenue Sound): Steve Marcantonio. Photography By (Inner Sleeve Photos): Alan Messer. Recorded By (Additional Recording By, At Sixteenth Avenue Sound): Donivan Cowart. Recorded By (Additional Recording By, At Sunset Sound): Mark Linett. Recorded By (At Sunset Sound): Mark Linett. Recorded By (Additional Recording By, At The Record Plant): John Agnello.

Speechless Albert Lee, 1986 Shares Sterling Ball Stand Up Steve Morse Band, 1985 Shares Mark O'Connor Voodoo Lounge Rolling Stones, 1994 Shares Benmont Tench See The Light The Jeff Healey Band, 1988 Shares Benmont Tench, John Hiatt John Barleycorn Must Die Traffic, 1970 Shares Steve Winwood Blind Faith Blind Faith, 1969 Shares Steve Winwood About Face David Gilmour, 1984 Shares Steve Winwood Steve Winwood Steve Winwood, 1977 Shares Steve Winwood

Release notes

"G" etched in runouts denotes Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Carrollton, GA, pressing. Remainder of runouts etched. DMM = Direct Metal Mastering.

Includes black & white printed inner sleeve with pictures and credits.

Some copies issued with "For Promotion Only" gold-stamped over barcode. Some promo copies include press kit featuring 4-page flyer, glossy photo slick, and two stapled photocopies about the music.

Catalog number FC 40777 on spine.
Catalog number C 40777 on labels.
Catalog number 40777 on inner sleeve.

© 1987 CBS Inc./℗ 1987 CBS Inc./Manufactured by Columbia Records/CBS Inc., New York, N.Y.

Recorded at Sixteenth Avenue Sound, Nashville
B5 Recorded at Sunset Sound, L.A.
Additional Recording at Sixteenth Avenue Sound, Sunset Sound, L.A. and at The Record Plant, N.Y.C.

Mixed at Masterfonics, Nashville
Mastered at Sterling Sound, N.Y.C.

Vince Gill appears courtesy of RCA Records / Mark O'Connor appears courtesy of Warner Bros. Records Inc. / Steve Winwood appears courtesy of Virgin Records / Billy Walker, Jr. appears courtesy of MCA Master Series

Special Thanks also and love to all the musicians on this record.

Most especially love and thanks to Rodney Crowell.

Special Thanks also to Will Botwin and Side One, Gary Haber and Arlene Katz, Mike Poston and all the Aliens at Sixteenth Avenue Sound, Martha Wood, Kristen De Lauer, Steve Marc, Donivan, everyone at CBS/Nashville, Bug Music, Glenn Meadows, Marge Rivingston, Bo Goldsen, Linda Odom and Hank De Vito for the photos, the use of the '47 and general inspiration.

Thanks also to the American Guitar Center, Washington, D.C. and to King's Record Shop, Louisville, Kentucky.

For three small girls .....