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Brian Browne - The Letter Mp3

  • Performer: Brian Browne
  • Album: The Letter
  • Label: Capitol Records
  • Catalog #: SKAO 6305
  • MP3: 2509 mb | FLAC: 2917 mb
  • Released: 1969
  • Country: Canada
  • Style: Contemporary Jazz, Soul-Jazz, Easy Listening
  • Rating: 4.7/5
  • Votes: 071
  • Category: Jazz
Brian Browne - The Letter Mp3

Tracklist

1The Letter
Written-By – Wayne Carson Thompson
10:04
2What The World Needs Now Is Love
Written-By – Burt Bacharach/Hal David
6:41
3Morning, Noon, And Night-time Too
Written-By – Brian Browne
2:39
4Hi-Heel Sneakers
Written-By – Robert Higginbotham
2:25
5Medley(5:22)
6Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
Written-By – John Lennon/Paul McCartney
7If I Were A Carpenter
Written-By – Tim Hardin
3:25
8The Bread Song
Written-By – Brian Browne
3:02
9Games People Play
Written-By – Joe South
2:00
10A Salty Dog
Written-By – Gary Brooker, Keith Reid

Versions

CategoryArtistTitle (Format)LabelCategoryCountryYear
SM-6431Brian Browne Morning, Noon, And Night-time Too ‎(LP)Capitol RecordsSM-6431Canada1975

Credits

  • Arranged ByRick Wilkins
  • Bass, Arranged BySkip Beckwith
  • EngineerFrank Berton, Gary Starr, Lillian Duama
  • PercussionBruce Philp
  • Piano, Arranged ByBrian Browne
  • Producer, Arranged ByBrian Ahern

Notes

Recorded at: Bay Studios / Toronto

Barcodes

  • Matrix / Runout: CAP-1-6305
  • Matrix / Runout: CAP-2-6305

Companies

  • Recorded At – Bay Studios, Toronto
  • Remixed At – Record Plant, N.Y.C.

Video

Arlelond
I am sitting here listening to this album in LP form. I designed the cover and Brian was my best friend. He died two days ago. This is a spectacular LP that caught his youthful energy, sense of humour and passion. It is great fun, Morning Noon & Nighttime Too, Brian;s tune is offset by What the World Needs Now, extraordinarily poignant, gentle and elegant. The Bread Song he wrote for a commercial of mine, which he did a number of times. Our friendhip was over 50 years and he was a remarkable musician. I recorded his last songs into my hand-held recorder just a few weeks ago. He was a marvel and I loved him dearly.
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