1982 Fred Parris And The Satins – Fred Parris And The Satins
Fred Parris And The Satins is an album by Fred Parris and The Satins, released in 1982.
The Five Satins are an American doo-wop group, best known for their 1956 million-selling song, “In the Still of the Night.”
Tracks
1 I’ll Be Seeing You (Irving Kahal; Sammy Fain) 04:35
2 Breaking Up (Marty Markiewicz) 04:15
3 Memories Of Days Gone By (Marty Markiewicz) 04:25
4 Let Me Be The Last One (Mark Bauman; Marty Markiewicz) 04:47
5 Didn’t I Blow You Mind (Thom Bell; William Hart) 03:57
6 Loving You Would Be The Thing (Marty Markiewicz) 03:00
Media
The Band
| Background Vocals | Bernard Jones |
| Background Vocals | Dennis Ray |
| Background Vocals | Larry DiSalvi |
| Vocals | Fred Parris |
Other Musicians
1 I’ll Be Seeing You
| Bass | Neil Stubenhaus |
| Drums | Vinnie Colaiuta |
| Guitar | Buzzy Feiten |
| Guitar | David Williams |
| Electric Piano | Richard Tee |
| Sax | Dave Boruff |
| Bells | Emil Radocchia |
| Vibraphone | Emil Radocchia |
| Percussion | Paulinho Da Costa |
2 Breaking Up
| Bass | Jim Tutunjian |
| Drums | Bill Franz |
| Guitar | Howie West |
| Piano | David Szpack |
| Horns | Chuck Findley |
| Horns | Dick Hyde |
| Horns | Henry Sigismonti |
| Horns | Jerry Hey |
| Horns | Jim Horn |
| Horns | Lew McCreary |
| Horns | Vince DeRosa |
| Sax | Dave Boruff |
| Bells | Emil Radocchia |
| Vibraphone | Emil Radocchia |
3 Memories Of Days Gone By
| Bass | Jim Tutunjian |
| Drums | Bill Franz |
| Guitar | Howie West |
| Piano | Ray Cranshaw |
| Synthesizer | David Szpack |
| Synthesizer | Marty Markiewicz |
4 Let Me Be The Last One
| Bass | Neil Stubenhaus |
| Drums | Vinnie Colaiuta |
| Guitar | Buzzy Feiten |
| Guitar | David Williams |
| Keyboards | Richard Tee |
| Horns | Chuck Findley |
| Horns | Dick Hyde |
| Horns | Henry Sigismonti |
| Horns | Jerry Hey |
| Horns | Jim Horn |
| Horns | Lew McCreary |
| Horns | Vince DeRosa |
| Sax | Dave Boruff |
| Bells | Emil Radocchia |
| Vibraphone | Emil Radocchia |
| Percussion | Paulinho Da Costa |
5 Didn’t I Blow You Mind
| Bass | Neil Stubenhaus |
| Drums | Vinnie Colaiuta |
| Guitar | Buzzy Feiten |
| Guitar | David Williams |
| Fender Rhodes | Richard Tee |
| Horns | Chuck Findley |
| Horns | Dave Boruff |
| Horns | Dick Hyde |
| Horns | Henry Sigismonti |
| Horns | Jerry Hey |
| Horns | Jim Horn |
| Horns | Lew McCreary |
| Horns | Vince DeRosa |
| Bells | Emil Radocchia |
| Vibraphone | Emil Radocchia |
6 Loving You Would Be The Thing
| Bass | Jim Tutunjian |
| Drums | Bill Franz |
| Guitar | Howie West |
| Piano | Ray Cranshaw |
Liner Notes
Producer – Marty Markiewicz
Arranged By – Charlie Calello (Tracks 1, 4, 5)
Arranged By – Marty Markiewicz (Tracks 3, 5)
Arranged By (Vocals) – Marty Markiewicz (Tracks 1, 2, 4)
Arranged By (Tracks) – Marty Markiewicz (Track 2)
Conductor – Charlie Calello (Tracks 1, 4, 5)
Concertmaster – Gerald Vinci (Tracks 1, 2, 4, 5)
Engineer (Assistant) – Bobby Gerber, Jimmy Santis, Patrick Von Wiegandt, Stephen McManus, Tim Dennen (Tracks 1, 4, 5)
Engineer (Assistant) – Gary Regan (Tracks 2, 3, 6)
Engineer (Recording) – Joe Boerst (Tracks 2, 3, 6)
Engineer (Vocals) – John Potoker (Tracks 1, 4)
Mastered By – Ted Jensen
Mixed By – Marty Markiewicz (Tracks 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
Mixed By – John Potoker (Tracks 1, 2, 4, 5)
Mixed By – Paul Leka (Track 3)
Mixed By – Joe Boerst (Track 6)
Art Direction – Richard Mantel, Ron Coro
Design – John Barr
Photography By – Benno Friedman
Mastered At Sterling Sound
Mixed At Sigma Sound Studios
Recorded At Sound Labs, Hollywood
Recorded At Sigma Sound Studios
Phonographic Copyright (p) Elektra/Asylum Records
Copyright (c) Elektra/Asylum Records