Fool's Parade
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Fool's Parade is the fifth solo album by Peter Wolf, released in 1998 (see 1998 in music). The album was named one of the Essential Recordings of the '90s by Rolling Stone's Jann Wenner.[2]
Track listing
- "Long Way Back Again" (Will Jennings, Wolf) – 3:43
- "Turnin' Pages" (Taylor Rhodes, Wolf) – 3:38
- "Anything at All" (Jennings, John L. Keller, Wolf) – 4:30
- "Pleasing to Me" (Jennings, Wolf) – 3:36
- "The Cold Heart of the Stone" (Jennings, Wolf) – 3:02
- "All Torn Up" (Rhodes, Wolf) – 4:13
- "Roomful of Angels" (Rhodes, Wolf) – 4:29
- "If You Wanna Be with Somebody" (Steve Jordan, Wolf) – 4:01
- "I'd Rather Be Blind, Crippled and Crazy" (Darryl Carter, Charles Hodges, O. V. Wright) – 3:31
- "Ride Lonesome, Ride Hard" (Jennings, Wolf) – 4:05
- "Waiting on the Moon" (Jennings, Wolf) – 3:40
Personnel
- Peter Wolf – vocals, background vocals
- Johnny A. – guitar, electric guitar
- Tony Beard – drums
- Crispin Cioe – horn
- John Conte – bass, upright bass
- Steve Conte – guitar
- Cornell Dupree – guitar
- Ada Dyer – vocals, background vocals
- Laurence Etkin – horn
- Bob Funk – horn
- Jeff Golub – guitar
- Arno Hecht – horn
- Bashiri Johnson – percussion
- Robert White Johnson – background vocals
- Stanley Jordan – guitar, keyboard
- Curtis King – background vocals
- Will Lee – bass
- Duke Levine – guitar
- Shawn Pelton – drums
- Leon Pendarvis – keyboard
- Taylor Rhodes – background vocals
- Vaneese Thomas – background vocals
- Marco Vitali – violin
- Jimmy Vivino – guitar
- Kenny White – bass, keyboard, background vocals
- Teresa Williams – background vocals
Production
- Producers: Peter Wolf, Stanley Jordan, Taylor Rhodes, Kenny White
- Engineers: Rob Eaton, Stanley Jordan, Taylor Rhodes
- Assistant engineers: Dave Fisher, Karen Rome
- Mixing: Rob Eaton
- Mastering: Ted Jensen, Bob Ludwig
- Art direction: Margery Greenspan
- Photography: Nancy Hodgins, Ken Schles
Notes
- ^ Fool's Parade at AllMusic
- ^ Goldberg, Michael. "Eureka! Rolling Stone Picks 'Essential Recordings Of The '90s'". MTV.com. Retrieved 21 December 2014.