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Album Info

Artist: Various
Album: No Nukes - From The Muse Concerts For A Non-Nuclear Future
Released: Australia, 1979

Tracklist:

A1The Doobie Brothers - Dependin' On You
Bass - Tiran Porter
Drums - Chet McCracken, Keith Knudsen
Guitar - John McFee, Patrick Simmons
Organ, Saxophone - Cornelius Bumpus
Percussion - Ted Templeman
Vocals, Keyboards - Michael McDonald
Written-By - M. McDonald, P. Simmons
A2Bonnie Raitt - Runaway
Bass, Vocals - Freebo
Drums - Dennis Whitted
Guitar - John Hall
Guitar, Vocals - Bonnie Raitt, Will McFarlane
Piano - Bill Payne
Vocals - Rosemary Butler
Written-By - D. Shannon, M. Crook
A3Bonnie Raitt - Angel From Montgomery
Bass, Vocals - Freebo
Drums - Dennis Whitted
Guitar, Vocals - Bonnie Raitt, Will McFarlane
Organ - John Hall
Piano - Bill Payne
Vocals - Rosemary Butler
Written-By - John Prine
A4John Hall - Plutonium Is Forever
Drums - Chris Parker
Guitar, Vocals - John Hall
Keyboards - Louis Levin
Percussion - Jody Linscott
Saxophone - Josh Schneider
Vocals - Lynn Pitney, Phillip Ballou
Written-By - Johanna Hall, John Hall
A5The Doobie Brothers With John Hall & James Taylor - Power
Backing Vocals - Bonnie Raitt, Brenda Eager, Carly Simon, Doug Haywood, Graham Nash, Jackson Browne, John Hall, Nicolette Larson, Rosemary Butler
Bass - Tiran Porter
Drums - Chet McCracken, Keith Knudsen
Guitar - Patrick Simmons
Organ, Saxophone - Cornelius Bumpus
Pedal Steel Guitar - John McFee
Percussion - Ted Templeman
Vocals, Keyboards - Michael McDonald
Written-By - Johanna Hall, John Hall
B1James Taylor , Carly Simon & Graham Nash - The Times They Are A-Changin'
Guitar, Vocals - James Taylor
Keyboards - Don Grolnick
Vocals - Carly Simon, Graham Nash
Written-By - Bob Dylan
B2Graham Nash - Cathedral
Acoustic Guitar - David Lindley
Bass - Tim Drummond
Drums - Russ Kunkel
Organ, Synthesizer - Craig Doerge
Percussion - Jody Linscott
Piano, Vocals - Graham Nash
Vocals - Brenda Eager, Cleo Kennedy, Gloria Coleman
Written-By - Graham Nash
B3Jackson Browne & Graham Nash - The Crow On The Cradle
Fiddle - David Lindley
Guitar, Vocals - Jackson Browne
Synthesizer - Craig Doerge
Vocals - Graham Nash
Written-By - Sydney Carter
B4Jackson Browne - Before The Deluge
Bass - Bob Glaub
Drums - Russ Kunkel
Fiddle - David Lindley
Organ, Synthesizer [String] - Craig Doerge
Percussion - Jody Linscott
Piano, Vocals - Jackson Browne
Vocals - Doug Haywood, Rosemary Butler
Written-By - Jackson Browne
C1Nicolette Larson & The Doobie Brothers - Lotta Love
Bass - Tiran Porter
Drums - Chet McCracken, Keith Knudsen
Guitar - John McFee
Guitar, Vocals - Patrick Simmons
Keyboards, Vocals - Michael McDonald
Organ, Saxophone - Cornelius Bumpus
Percussion - Ted Templeman
Vocals - Nicolette Larson
Written-By - Neil Young
C2Ry Cooder - Little Sister
Bass - Tim Drummond
Drums - Jim Keltner
Guitar - David Lindley
Guitar, Vocals - Ry Cooder
Organ - William Smith
Percussion - Ross BaBu
Vocals - Bobbie King, Herman Johnson
Written-By - D. Pomus, M. Shuman
C3Sweet Honey In The Rock - A Woman
Vocals - Bernice Johnson, Yasmeen Williams, Evelyn Harris, Tulani Jordan
Written-By - C. Brooks, P. Johnson
C4Gil Scott-Heron - We Almost Lost Detroit
Bass - Robert Gordon
Drums - Tony Green
Guitar - Ed Brady
Horns, Piano, Flute - Carl Cornwell
Keyboards, Vocals - Gil Scott-Heron
Written-By - G. Scott-Heron
C5Jesse Colin Young - Get Together
Backing Vocals - Doug Haywood, Graham Nash, Jackson Browne, Rosemary Butler, Suzi Young
Bass - Bob Glaub
Drums - Russ Kunkel
Guitar - Steve Beckmeyer
Guitar, Vocals - Jesse Colin Young, Will McFarlane
Organ - Craig Doerge
Piano - Jef Labes
Written-By - Chet Powers
D1Raydio - You Can't Change That
Bass, Vocals - Ray Parker, Jr.
Drums, Vocals - Larry Tolbert
Guitar, Vocals - Charles Fearing
Piano, Vocals - Darren Carmichael
Synthesizer, Vocals - Arnell Carmichael
Written-By - Ray Parker Jr.
D2Chaka Khan - Once You Get Started
Backing Vocals - Charlotte Crossley
Bass - Anthony Jackson
Bass, Backing Vocals - Mark Stevens
Drums - Steve Ferrone
Guitar - Jeff Mironov, Phil Upchurch
Guitar, Backing Vocals - Hamish Stewart
Keyboards - Arthur Jenkins
Synthesizer [Cat] - Ken Bichell
Vocals - Chaka Khan
Written-By - G. Christopher, T. Maiden
D3James Taylor - Captain Jim's Drunken Dream
Drums - Russ Kunkel
Guitar - Waddy Wachtel
Guitar, Vocals - James Taylor
Piano - Don Grolnick
Written-By - James Taylor
D4James Taylor - Honey Don't Leave L.A.
Backing Vocals - Arnold McCuller, David Lasley
Bass - Leland Sklar
Drums - Russ Kunkel
Guitar - Danny Kortchmar, Waddy Wachtel
Guitar, Vocals - James Taylor
Keyboards - Don Grolnick
Percussion - Rick Marotta
Saxophone - David Sanborn
Written-By - Danny Kortchmar
D5James Taylor & Carly Simon - Mockingbird
Backing Vocals - Arnold McCuller, David Lasley
Bass - Leland Sklar
Drums - Russ Kunkel
Guitar - Danny Kortchmar, Waddy Wachtel
Guitar, Vocals - James Taylor
Keyboards - Don Grolnick
Saxophone - David Sanborn
Vocals - Carly Simon
Written-By - Inez And Charlie Foxx
E1Poco - Heart Of The Night
Bass, Vocals - Charlie Harrison
Drums - Steve Chapman
Keyboards, Vocals - Kim Bullard
Lead Guitar, Rhythm Guitar - Paul Cotton
Pedal Steel Guitar - Rusty Young
Saxophone - Phill Kenzie
Written-By - Paul Cotton
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Description

The album "No Nukes - From The Muse Concerts For A Non-Nuclear Future" was released on September 21, 1979. This live album captures the essence of a pivotal moment in music history, as it features performances from the legendary 1979 concerts organized by Musicians United for Safe Energy (MUSE). The concerts were held at Madison Square Garden in New York City and aimed to raise awareness about the dangers of nuclear energy, a pressing issue during the late 1970s, especially in the wake of the Three Mile Island accident in 1979.

The album is a delightful mix of rock and folk, showcasing some of the biggest names in music at the time, including Bruce Springsteen, Jackson Browne, Bonnie Raitt, and Tom Petty. Each artist brought their unique style to the stage, creating a powerful and memorable experience that resonates even today. The performances are not just about the music; they are infused with a sense of urgency and activism that reflects the concerns of the era.

One of the standout tracks on the album is Bruce Springsteen's "Stayin' Alive," which is a cover of the Bee Gees' classic but transformed into a rock anthem that captures the spirit of the movement. Springsteen's passionate delivery and the energy of the crowd make it a highlight. Another notable performance is Jackson Browne's "Running on Empty," which perfectly encapsulates the themes of the concerts—both the struggles of the present and the hope for a better future.

The critical reception of the album was generally positive, with many reviewers praising the performances and the cause behind the concerts. Major publications like Rolling Stone highlighted the album's significance, not just as a collection of great music but as a historical document of a time when artists used their platforms to advocate for social change. The album also received nominations for various awards, reflecting its impact and the quality of the performances.

Interestingly, the concerts were not just about music; they were a gathering of artists who were deeply concerned about the future of the planet. Many of the performers shared personal anecdotes about their motivations for participating. For instance, Bonnie Raitt spoke about her upbringing and how her parents instilled in her a sense of responsibility towards social issues. This personal connection to the cause added depth to the performances, making them more than just entertainment.

The production of the album is noteworthy as well. It was produced by a team that included the legendary producer and engineer, John Alagia, who has worked with many iconic artists. The live recordings capture the raw energy of the performances, making listeners feel as if they were right there in the audience, experiencing the magic firsthand.

In terms of cultural significance, "No Nukes" stands as a testament to the power of music as a tool for activism. It reminds us that artists can play a crucial role in raising awareness about important issues. The album has been referenced in discussions about the intersection of music and social justice, and it continues to inspire new generations of musicians and activists alike.

Overall, "No Nukes - From The Muse Concerts For A Non-Nuclear Future" is more than just a live album; it is a powerful reminder of a time when music and activism went hand in hand. The performances are stellar, the message is clear, and the historical context adds layers of meaning that make this album a must-listen for anyone interested in the role of music in social change. Whether you're a fan of rock, folk, or simply appreciate the power of music to inspire action, this album is a significant piece of history that deserves a place in your collection.

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