1975 Elkie Brooks – Rich Man’s Woman

David Paich, Elkie Brooks, John Guerin, Marlo Henderson, Michael Boddicker

Rich Man’s Woman is the first album by Elkie Brooks. It was released to critical acclaim, but Brooks was given a hard time due to the album’s cover, which was considered outrageous for the time.In 1977 Elkie recorded a duet with Cat Stevens ” Remember the Days of the Old School Yard “. Which appeared on his album “Izitso”

Tracks

1 Where Do We Go From Here (Elkie Brooks) 3:43
2 Take Cover (Michael Brown, Ian Lloyd) 3:04
3 Jigsaw Baby (Elkie Brooks, Bruce Foster) 5:05
4 Roll Me Over (Elkie Brooks) 3:00
5 He’s A Rebel (Gene Pitney) 2:49
6 One Step On The Ladder (Elkie Brooks) 5:24
7 Rock And Roll Circus (Bob Segarini) 4:17
8 Try A Little Love (Elkie Brooks) 3:46
9 Tomorrow (Dave Courtney, Leo Sayer) 3:57

Biography

Elkie Brooks

Musicians

Bass	Dennis Kovarik
Bass	Max Bennett
Drums	David Kemper
Drums	John Guerin
Guitar	Ben Benay
Guitar	Steve Burgh
Keyboards	David Paich
Keyboards	Bruce Foster
Synthesizer	Michael Boddicker
Sax	Nino Tempo
Percussion	Alan Estes
Percussion	Gene Estes

Liner Notes

Producer – Kenny Kerner, Richie Wise
Arranged By (Horns) – Larry Wilcox (Tracks 7, 8)
Conductor (Strings) – Dominic Frontiere (Track 3)
Conductor (Horns) – Larry Wilcox (Tracks 7, 8)
Engineer – Warren Dewey
Engineer (Assistant) – Bob Merritt, Doug Rider
Mastered By – Bernie Grundman
Orchestrated By (Strings) – Dominic Frontiere (Track 3)

Art Direction – Roland Young
Design – Junie Osaki
Design (Hand Lettering) – Stan Evenson
Photography – Chris Micoine

Recorded At The Record Plant, LA
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