Common Ground (Richie Havens album)

Common Ground is a 1983 album by folk rock musician Richie Havens.[1]

Common Ground
Studio album by
Richie Havens
Released1983
LabelEMI Italiana/Bagaria
ProducerPino Daniele
Richie Havens chronology
Connections
(1980)		 Common Ground
(1983)		 Simple Things
(1987)

Album was recorded at Stone Castle Studios in Carimate (Como) Italy.[2]

Track listing

All tracks composed by Pino Daniele and Richie Havens; except where indicated

  1. "Death At An Early Age" (Greg Chansky)
  2. "Gay Cavalier" (Pino Daniele, Richie Havens, William Rafael)
  3. "Lay Ye Down Boys" (Ken Lauber, Merritt Melloy)
  4. "This Is The Hour"
  5. "Stand Up" (Pino Daniele, Kelvin Bullen)
  6. "Dear John" (Maury Yeston)
  7. "Leave Well Enough Alone"
  8. "Moonlight Rain"
  9. "Things Must Change"

Personnel
  • Richie Havens - vocal, arrangements
  • Pino Daniele - arrangements, backing vocals, guitar, keyboards
  • Allan Goldberg - arrangements
  • Joe Amoruso - keyboards
  • Jennifer Lessing - backing vocals
  • Linda Wesley - backing vocals
  • Jeremy Meek - bass
  • Tullio De Piscopo - drums
  • Enzo Avitabile - flute
  • Kelvin Bullen - guitar
  • Aldo Banfi - synclavier
  • Danny Cummings - percussion
  • Mel Collins - saxophone
  • Arnold David Clapman - cover artwork

Releases

The album was released on vinyl and tape.

Notes and sources
  1. "Richie Havens : Music". richiehavens.com. Retrieved 19 September 2016.
  2. "Richie Havens - Common Ground". discogs.com. Retrieved 19 September 2016.
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