When I Call Your Name

When I Call Your Name

by Vince Gill
When I Call Your Name

When I Call Your Name

by Vince Gill

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Overview

Vince Gill left RCA after The Way Back Home in 1987. Tony Brown signed him to MCA shortly thereafter, and When I Call Your Name served as Gill's MCA debut and the beginning of his long association with the label and with Brown as a producer. Gill, already a seasoned pop musician and Nashville session player, brought with him the ability to write terrific songs and play the hell out of a guitar, along with a sweet-looking face and a killer voice. Brown set out to make him a star and pretty much succeeded the first time out, and in the early 21st century Gill is still racking them up on the charts. He served as contemporary country music's first real star and, along with the more traditional George Strait (another longtime survivor and hitmaker), was a true and respectful link to the music's long heritage. The first track to score on this set was "Oklahoma Swing," a smoking Western swing duet with Reba McEntire written by Tim DuBois, who also wrote an even bigger hit with the title track that paired Gill with Patty Loveless. Gill also did serviceable covers of Guy Clark's (then an RCA staff songwriter) classic "Rita Ballou" and "Sight for Sore Eyes," and Rosanne Cash's "Never Alone," which opened the disc. He also covered the criminally underappreciated Greg Trooper's midtempo ballad "We Won't Dance." Gill's own tunes, for perhaps the only time in his career, were used as filler on the album -- he wrote three of ten -- but he still managed a beauty with the gorgeous romantic stroller "Oh Girl (You Know Where to Find Me)." When I Call Your Name serves as the testament to Gill's arrival as a star and an enduring part of the country music legacy. ~ Thom Jurek

Product Details

Release Date: 11/15/2019
Label: Mca
UPC: 0602577947957
Rank: 53791

Tracks

  1. Never Alone
  2. Sight for Sore Eyes
  3. Oh Girl (You Know Where to Find Me)
  4. Oklahoma Swing
  5. When I Call Your Name
  6. Ridin' the Rodeo
  7. Never Knew Lonely
  8. We Won't Dance
  9. We Could Have Been
  10. Rita Ballou

Album Credits

Performance Credits

Vince Gill   Primary Artist,Guitar,Vocals,Mandolin,Lead Vocals,Guitar (Acoustic),Guitar (Electric),Vocals (Background)
Reba McEntire   Primary Artist,Vocals,Vocal Harmony
Patty Loveless   Vocals (Background)
Paul Franklin   Guitar (Steel)
Emmylou Harris   Vocals (Background)
Randy Scruggs   Guitar (Acoustic),Guitar (Electric)
Anthony Crawford   Vocals (Background)
Harry Stinson   Vocals (Background)
Herb Pedersen   Vocals (Background)
Billy Thomas   Vocals (Background)
Barry Beckett   Organ,Piano
Pete Wasner   Keyboards
Fred Tackett   Guitar (Acoustic),Guitar (Electric)
Eddie Bayers   Drums
Willie Weeks   Bass
Kathie Baillie   Vocals (Background)

Technical Credits

Vince Gill   Producer,Composer
Kostas   Composer
John Jarvis   Composer
Greg Trooper   Composer
Eugene Record   Composer
John Guess   Engineer
Jon Jarvis   Composer
Rosanne Cash   Composer
Julian King   Engineer
Marty Williams   Engineer
Reba McEntire   Performer
Milan Bogdan   Digital Editing
Guy Clark   Composer
Tim Kish   Engineer
David Boyce   Engineer
Glenn Meadows   Mastering,Master Tape Preparation
Steve Marcantonio   Mixing
Don Cook   Composer
Tim DuBois   Composer
Jessie Noble   Project Coordinator
Tony Brown   Producer
Jerry Joyner   Design
Virginia Team   Art Direction
Beverly Parker   Photography
Mark J. Coddington   Engineer
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