Complete Malaco Collection

by McKinley Mitchell

Overview

The former Chicago soul singer found new life and a second chance at the brass ring at Malaco during the late '70s. The gent with the soaring pipes wrote the touching ballad "The End of the Rainbow" himself; seldom have singer and song matched any closer. ~ Bill Dahl

Product Details

Release Date:	12/02/1992
Label:	Waldoxy
UPC:	0034373741024
Rank:	115845

Tracks

1. The End of the Rainbow
2. The Town I Live In
3. You Know I've Tried
4. Open House at My House
5. Run to Love
6. Poverty
7. When It Rains It Pours
8. Dream Lover
9. Trouble Blues
10. Same Old Dream
11. You're So Fine
12. Slave for Your Love
13. Days Got Brighter
14. Mr. Music Man
15. Falling for Your Love
16. Follow the Wind

Album Credits

Performance Credits

McKinley Mitchell   Primary Artist,Vocals
Bob McNally   Strings
Carson Whitsett   Keyboards
Fred Knobloch   Guitar
Frederick Knight   Keyboards
James Stroud   Drums
Sandra Rhodes   Vocals (Background)
Donna Rhoden   Vocals (Background)
Don Barrett   Bass
Claudette Hampton   Horn
Mickey Davis   Strings
Ann Mason   Horn,Strings
Jackson Southernaires   Vocals (Background)
Charles Chalmers   Vocals (Background)
Dino Zimmerman   Guitar
Bob Chessman   Horn
Charley Waite   Horn
Dana Skelton   Horn
Dick Mattson   Strings,Horn
Lucy Heiberg   Horn
Mark Lorrin   Horn
Tom Lowe   Horn,Horn
Donna Rhodes   Vocals (Background)
Bob Reynolds   Horn,Horn
Bob Cheesman   Horn
Art Cotruvo   Horn,Strings
Freddy Knobloch   Guitar
Jimmy Mulin   Horn

Technical Credits

Lance Finnie   Composer
Larry Finnie   Composer
Bobby Darin   Composer
Bobby Patterson   Composer
Bob West   Composer
J. Strickland   Composer
Larry Nix   Mastering
Denise LaSalle   Liner Notes
James Stroud   Producer,Audio Engineer,Audio Production
McKinley Mitchell   Composer
Tommy Couch   Producer,Audio Production
Willie Schofield   Composer
Mickey Davis   Arranger
B. Patterson   Composer
James Griffin   Engineer,Audio Engineer
Wolf Stephenson   Engineer,Producer,Audio Engineer,Audio Production
William Scofield   Composer
Billy Ray   Photography
Jerry Strickland   Composer
Phil Allen   Design