Kelly Harland - Somewhere In The City (featuring Dean Parks)
In 1980 and 1981, Charlie Daniels invited Kelly Harland to perform at Volunteer Jams VI and VII, his annual homecoming concert in Nashville, Tennessee. This was during The Charlie Daniels Band's heyday on the charts, and they would assemble a wildly eclectic mix of acts for these shows. A partial list of the artists Kelly shared the stage with includes James Brown, Billy Joel, Carl Perkins, Ted Nugent, Kenny Rogers, Crystal Gayle, Dickie Betts, Delbert McClinton, Dobie Gray, Papa John Creach, The Marshall Tucker Band and Molly Hatchet. The song used for this video is "Somewhere In The City," a tune Kelly and I wrote, which she recorded on an album for Epic Records in 1982. "Somewhere In The City" Words & Music by Craig Morley & Kelly Harland Copyright 1982 Maverick Music (ASCAP) Copyright assigned to Veritas Music (ASCAP) 1982 Epic Records Produced by BOB JOHNSTON Arranged by MICHAEL OMARTIAN Recorded by FRANK WOLF at Amigo Studios, North Hollywood, California and The Record Plant, Sausalito, California Mixed by JIM BREDOUW at L.A. Studios, Hollywood, California Mastered by ROSS NYBERG MICHAEL OMARTIAN - Keyboards MICHAEL BODDICKER - Synth Programming DEAN PARKS - Electric Guitar & Solo MARTY WALSH - Electric Guitar MIKE PORCARO - Bass MIKE BAIRD - Drums PAULINHO DA COSTA - Percussion GEORGE MERRILL, SHANNON RUBICAM, TERRY LAUBER, KELLY HARLAND - Harmony Vocals DISCLAIMER: I own the copyright to the photos used in this video taken at Volunteer Jams VI and VII. I do not own the copyright to the photos of the Telecaster guitar and the Steinway piano, the song "Somewhere In The City," or this recording.
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