Album Info
| Artist: | Gerry Rafferty |
| Album: | Night Owl |
| Released: | Europe, 25 Aug 2023 |
Tracklist:
| A1 | Days Gone Down | 6:33 |
| Backing Vocals - Barbara Dickson, Betsy Cooke, Linda Thompson | ||
| Bass - Mo Foster | ||
| Drums - Liam Genockey | ||
| Electric Guitar - Hugh Burns, Richard Brunton | ||
| Organ - Pete Wingfield | ||
| Percussion - Frank Ricotti | ||
| Piano - Graham Preskett | ||
| Rhythm Guitar, Guitar [Solo] - Hugh Burns | ||
| Slide Guitar [Lap] - Richard Brunton | ||
| Vocals - Gerry Rafferty | ||
| A2 | Night Owl | 6:09 |
| Bass - Mo Foster | ||
| Drums - Liam Genockey | ||
| Electric Piano, Synthesizer [String Machine] - Graham Preskett | ||
| Guitar - Hugh Burns | ||
| Lyricon [Solo] - Raphael Ravenscroft | ||
| Organ - Pete Wingfield | ||
| Percussion - Frank Ricotti | ||
| Vocals, Piano, Synthesizer [Polymoog] - Gerry Rafferty | ||
| A3 | The Way That You Do It | 5:06 |
| Acoustic Guitar - Richard Brunton | ||
| Backing Vocals - Barbara Dickson, Betsy Cooke, Linda Thompson | ||
| Bass - Gary Taylor | ||
| Drums - Liam Genockey | ||
| Electric Guitar - Richard Brunton | ||
| Engineer - Nick Patrick | ||
| Organ - Pete Wingfield | ||
| Piano - Tommy Eyre | ||
| Tambourine - Frank Ricotti | ||
| Vocals, Acoustic Guitar - Gerry Rafferty | ||
| A4 | Why Won't You Talk To Me | 4:01 |
| Accordion - John Kirkpatrick | ||
| Acoustic Guitar - Richard Brunton | ||
| Bass - Mo Foster | ||
| Drums - Liam Genockey | ||
| Electric Guitar - Hugh Burns | ||
| Mandolin - Richard Thompson | ||
| Piano - Graham Preskett | ||
| Slide Guitar [Lap] - Richard Brunton | ||
| Vocals, Acoustic Guitar - Gerry Rafferty | ||
| A5 | Get It Right Next Time | 4:44 |
| Bass - Gary Taylor | ||
| Drums - Liam Genockey | ||
| Electric Piano, Synth - Tommy Eyre | ||
| Engineer - Nick Patrick | ||
| Guitar - Hugh Burns | ||
| Percussion - Frank Ricotti | ||
| Saxophone - Raphael Ravenscroft | ||
| Vocals, Acoustic Guitar - Gerry Rafferty | ||
| B1 | Take The Money And Run | 5:51 |
| Accordion - John Kirkpatrick | ||
| Bass - Mo Foster | ||
| Drums - Liam Genockey | ||
| Electric Guitar - Richard Brunton | ||
| Keyboards, Fiddle - Graham Preskett | ||
| Percussion - Frank Ricotti | ||
| Saxophone - Raphael Ravenscroft | ||
| Vocals, Acoustic Guitar - Gerry Rafferty | ||
| Whistle [Penny Whistle] - Richard Harvey | ||
| B2 | Family tree | 5:55 |
| Accordion - John Kirkpatrick | ||
| Acoustic Guitar - Richard Brunton | ||
| Backing Vocals - Barbara Dickson | ||
| Bass - Mo Foster | ||
| Drums - Liam Genockey | ||
| Electric Guitar - Richard Thompson | ||
| Guitar [Solo] - Richard Brunton | ||
| Keyboards, Fiddle - Graham Preskett | ||
| Recorder, Organ [Pipe] - Richard Harvey | ||
| Vocals, Acoustic Guitar - Gerry Rafferty | ||
| B3 | Already Gone | 4:52 |
| Acoustic Guitar - Richard Brunton | ||
| Bass - Mo Foster | ||
| Drums - Liam Genockey | ||
| Electric Guitar - Richard Thompson | ||
| Percussion - Frank Ricotti | ||
| Synthesizer - Richard Harvey | ||
| Vocals, Acoustic Guitar - Gerry Rafferty | ||
| B4 | The Tourist | 4:14 |
| Bass - Mo Foster | ||
| Drums - Liam Genockey | ||
| Electric Guitar - Richard Brunton | ||
| Percussion - Frank Ricotti | ||
| Rhythm Guitar, Guitar [Solo] - Hugh Burns | ||
| Saxophone - Raphael Ravenscroft | ||
| Synthesizer - Richard Harvey | ||
| Vocals, Piano - Gerry Rafferty | ||
| B5 | It's Gonna Be A Long Night | 4:22 |
| Bass - Mo Foster | ||
| Drums - Liam Genockey | ||
| Guitar - Hugh Burns, Richard Brunton | ||
| Mandolin - Graham Preskett | ||
| Piano - Graham Preskett | ||
| Saxophone - Raphael Ravenscroft | ||
| Slide Guitar [Lap] - Richard Brunton | ||
| Tambourine - Frank Ricotti | ||
| Vocals, Acoustic Guitar - Gerry Rafferty |
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Description
LP - Black Vinyl. Newly remastered on vinyl at half-speed by Miles Showell at Abbey Road Studios.
Rafferty’s third studio album, Night Owl has been newly remastered on vinyl at half-speed by Miles Showell at Abbey Road Studios, a method used to improve audio quality by cutting at half speed allowing twice as long to record the mechanical groove. The album was initially released in 1979 and reached the top 10 in the UK. It's since gone platinum in Canada and gold in the UK and US and features the tracks 'Get It Right Next Time' and 'Days Gone Down (Still Got the Light in Your Eyes)'. With hits such as ‘Baker Street’, ‘Right Down The Line’ and ‘Night Owl’, Gerry Rafferty is one of Scotland’s and the UK’s finest songwriters and musicians in history. He first found success as part of the band The Humblebums, which included beloved comedian, actor and musician Billy Connolly. Rafferty went on to form Stealers Wheel with old school friend Joe Egan, who produced a number of successful albums alongside the rock classic Stuck In The Middle With You, a track which has transcended generations with notable syncs in films such as Tarantino’s Resevoir Dogs, and is still widely popular to this day. Following his departure from Stealers Wheel, Rafferty relaunched his solo career in 1978 with the album City To City, including hits such as ‘Right Down The Line’ and ‘Baker Street’, which features the iconic saxophone solo by Raphael Ravenscroft. Rafferty went on to release ten studio albums, solidifying his status one of the finest musicians and songwriters to come out of the UK.
