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Power (John Hall album)
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Power is the third album by John Hall, released in 1979 on Columbia Records subsidiary ARC Records.[1][2][3] The title track is used as an anthem against nuclear power.[4][5]

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Critical reception

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The Hartford Courant noted that "when Hall speeds the tempo up ... the result is a lively, danceable froth that's extremely fresh and fun."[7] The Greenville News called the title track "the first good political song about nuclear energy."[8]

Track listing

All tracks are written by John Hall and Johanna Hall.

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Personnel

Credits adapted from album liner notes.

  • John Hall - lead vocals, guitar, electric piano (1), bass (3), keyboards (3), cowbell (3), string synthesizer (5)
  • Eric Parker - drums
  • Jody Linscott - percussion
  • David Schwartz - bass
  • Louis Levin - keyboards
  • Bryan Cumming - saxophone, second guitar (4, 6)
  • Lynn Pitney - background vocals
  • Phil Ballou - background vocals
  • John Troy - supplemental vocals (1, 3, 6)
  • Jon Pousette-Dart - supplemental vocals (1, 3, 6)
  • Tony Levin - bass (2, 4)
  • Mike Mainieri - vibraphone (8)
  • Carly Simon - background vocals (2)
  • James Taylor - background vocals (2)


Production

  • Producer: John Hall
  • Engineers: Gene Paul (Atlantic), Lew Hahn (Atlantic), John Holbrook (Bearsville)
  • Photography: Eric Meola (front cover), Aaron Rapoport (back cover), Bob Hower, John Curtis, Louis Levin, Peter Simon, Tony Levin

References

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