1975 The Main Ingredient – Rolling Down A Mountainside
Rolling Down A Mountainside is the seventh album by The Main Ingredient, released in 1975 on RCA Records.
The Main Ingredient is an American soul and R&B group best known for their 1972 hit song “Everybody Plays the Fool”.
Tracks
1 Rolling Down A Mountainside (Jacqueline Hilliard; Leon Ware) 04:33
2 Of This I’m Sure (Carl Hogan) 03:35
3 The Good Old Days (Leonard Perry) 03:58
4 I Want To Make You Glad (Gerry Richelson; Malcolm Dodds) 05:47
5 Thanks For The Laughs (JR Bailey; Ken Williams) 04:02
6 You & Me – Me & You (Ed Townsend) 03:03
7 Family Man (Larry Gottlieb) 03:24
8 A Broken Heart Don’t Really Break (JR Bailey; Ken Williams; Rudy Clark) 03:10
9 That Ain’t My Style (Ed Townsend) 04:11
Musicians
| Bass | Bill Upchurch |
| Drums | Earl Johnson |
| Drums | Ed Greene |
| Drums | Harvey Mason Sr |
| Guitar | Wah Wah Watson |
| Guitar | Ray Parker Jr |
| Piano | Joe Sample |
| French Horn | Sidney Muldrow |
| Sax | Ernie Fields Jr |
| Sax | Herman Riley |
| Trombone | Grover Mitchell |
| Trumpet | Bobby Bryant |
| Trumpet | John Roberts |
| Vibraphone | Gene Estes |
| Congas | Charles Young |
| Vocals | Cuba Gooding |
| Vocals | Luther Simmons |
| Vocals | Tony Silvester |
Liner Notes
Producer – Cuba Gooding, Luther Simmons
Producer – Ed Townsend (Tracks 6, 9)
Arranged By – Rene Hall
Arranged By – Bert DeCoteaux (Track 3)
Engineer – Mickey Crofford
Art Direction – Acy Lehman, Frank Mulvey
Photography – Nick Sangiamo
Recorded At RCA’s Music Center Of The World
Phonographic Copyright (p) RCA Records
Copyright (c) RCA Records