Nothing Personal (2001) - Delbert McClinton

Featuring »

Delbert McClinton

Tracklisting »

Livin' It Down   Date Performance: 2001, Running Time: 2:39   Comments: Recorded at East Iris, Nashville, TN. Gotta Get It Worked On   Date Performance: 2001, Running Time: 4:00   Comments: Recorded at House Of Blues Studio, Los Angeles, CA. When Rita Leaves   Date Performance: 2001, Running Time: 4:26   Comments: Recorded at House Of Blues Studio, Los Angeles, CA. Mixed at Hound's Ear, Franklin, TN. Squeeze Me In   Date Performance: 2001, Running Time: 2:53   Comments: Recorded at East Iris, Nashville, TN. Mixed at Vital Recording, Nashville, TN. Birmingham Tonight   Date Performance: 2001, Running Time: 4:00   Comments: Recorded at House Of Blues Studio, Los Angeles, CA. Mixed at Vital Recording, Nashville, TN. Baggage Claim   Date Performance: 2001, Running Time: 3:27   Comments: Recorded at East Iris, Nashville, TN. Mixed at Vital Recording, Nashville, TN. All Night Long   Date Performance: 2001, Running Time: 4:03   Comments: Recorded at House Of Blues Studio, Los Angeles, CA. Mixed at Vital Recording, Nashville, TN. Don't Leave Home Without It   Date Performance: 2001, Running Time: 3:38   Comments: Recorded at House Of Blues Studio, Los Angeles, CA. Mixed at Vital Recording, Nashville, TN. Desperation   Date Performance: 2001, Running Time: 3:23   Comments: Recorded at East Iris, Nashville, TN. Mixed at Vital Recording, Nashville, TN. Nothin' Lasts Forever   Date Performance: 2001, Running Time: 3:05   Comments: Recorded at House Of Blues Studio, Los Angeles, CA. Mixed at Vital Recording, Nashville, TN. Read Me My Rights   Date Performance: 2001, Running Time: 4:37   Comments: Recorded at Sound Emporium, Nashville, TN. Mixed at Vital Recording, Nashville, TN. All There Is Of Me   Date Performance: 2001, Running Time: 5:35   Comments: Recorded & Mixed at House Of Blues Studio, Los Angeles, CA. Watchin' The Rain   Date Performance: 2001, Running Time: 3:35   Comments: Recorded at East Iris, Nashville, TN. Mixed at Vital Recording, Nashville, TN.

Guest Appearances »

Bekka Bramlett, John Cowan, Iris DeMent, Richard Dodd, Ricky (Re'chard) Fataar, George (M.) Hawkins(, Jr.), James (Hutch) Hutchinson, Mark (T.) Jordan, Kevin McKendree, Gary (Tolbert) Nicholson, Johnny Lee Schell, Todd Sharp, Tommy Spurlock, Ben(mont) (M.) Tench(, III), Terry Townson, Rick Vito, Lynn Williams

Released »

2001-03-06

Format »

Domestic Vinyl/CD Album

Other Appearances »

Max Duane Barnes (Songwriter), Mick Hany (Songwriter), Delbert McClinton (Songwriter), Johnny Neel (Songwriter), Gary (Tolbert) Nicholson (Songwriter), A(rthur) L(eo) (Doodle) Owens (Songwriter), Ben(mont) (M.) Tench(, III) (Songwriter), Sharon Vaugh(a)n (Songwriter), Jim Herrington (Photography), Glenn Sweitzer (Art Direction), Glenn Sweitzer (Design), Nathan Nicholson (Production Assistance), Ragena Warden (Production Assistance), Delbert McClinton (Produced By), Gary (Tolbert) Nicholson (Produced By), Wendy Goldstein (Management), Harriet Sternberg (Management), Justin Niebank (Recorded By), Don Smith (Recorded By), Richard Dodd (Mixed By), Justin Niebank (Mixed By), Don Smith (Mixed By), Erik/Eric Wolf (Mastered By), Matt Andrews (Recording Assisted By), Jim Danis (Recording Assisted By), Kevin Szymanski (Recording Assisted By), Dan Lef(f)ler (Mixing Assisted By), Garnett Burk (Hair), David Hickey (Booking), Garnett Burk (Make-Up), Cary Baker (Public Relations), Neal/Neil Cappellino/Cappillino (Additional Doghouse Recording By), Toby Seay (Additional Doghouse Recording By), Luke Wooten (Additional Station West Recording By)

Record Label »

New West Records

Catalogue Number »

NW6024

Running Time »

49:21

Liner Notes »

Additional recording at The Doghouse, Nashville, TN and at Station West, Nashville, TN. Mastered at Wold Mastering. Dedicated to my mother and her outrageous sisters. Delbert's special thanks: To Wendy for making me a better man. To my band and crew - Keith Dearmond, Don Wise, Terry Townson, Kevin McKendree, Todd Sharp, George Hawkins, Lynn Williams, Mark Harmon, John McElroy, Joey Journell and Molly Reed for "Keeping the show on the road." To Iris DeMent for singing like an angel. To Bekka Bramlett for being Bekka Bramlett. To Cameron Strang for his persistence and patience and the opportunity. To Don Imus for his relentless support and ready opinion. To Harriet Sternberg, David Hickey, Gary and Sandra Turlington, my brothers Jack and Randall, Cary Baker, Ken Levitan, Joel Hoffner, Teresa Blair, Don Engel, Gary Wishik, Marvin Rouillard, Paul Buchanan, Marty Goldstein, Valerie Hansen, Glenn Sweitzer, Roger Sovine and Mary Loving for being there for me. To Ro for taking care of all of us. To the "girls" Ragena Warden and Angi Morris for Staying busy. To my kids Monty, Clay and Delaney for keeping me busy. And finally to my "brother" Gary Nicholson for his diplomatic awareness and bedside manner. Thanks from Gary Nicholson and Delbert McClinton to Gary Belz, Garth Fundis, Marshall Morgan and all the players, writers, singers and engineers. Special thanks always from Gary to Barbara and the boys. Delbert and Wendy would like to acknowledge Joan Scarangello for her love and inspiration, always. Management: Harriet Sternberg Management, Inc. Harriet Sternberg/Wendy Goldstein 4530 Gloria Avenue Encino, CA 91436 Booking: David Hickey Agency David Hickey .O. Box 719 Aledo, TX 76008 Fan Club: Delbert McClinton Fan Club Valerie Hanson P.O. Box 218248 Nashville, Tn 37221 Hotshot Music Public Relations: Baker/Northrop Media Group Cary Baker 16255 Ventura Boulevard Suite 1016 Encino, CA 91436 (818) 986-5200 For more information visit www.delbert.com or call 1-800-DELBERT (P) & (C) 2001 New West Records, LLC (Los Angeles, Austin) P.O. Box 4700 Austin, TX 78765 www.newwestrecords.com All rights reserved. Unauthorized duplication prohibited by federal law. 6 07396 2 1

Reviews »

Add your review here. Nothing personal Delbert, but you've done better Review written by John Fitzgerald, April 4th, 2005 This album is by far more R & B/funk/blues based than the rocking country of "One of the fortunate few" which takes Delbert back to his roots a little bit though numbers on here such as "Birmingham tonight" are obvious exceptions which have a tight reign of country stylings though this one is of the slow clunky variety, similar to something John Prine would have done on his "Common sense" album. Though I probably would enjoy these musical styling more as it originally struck me as more musically adventurous, the compositions on "Nothing personal" are not nearly as strong as the tunes from "One of the fortunate few" were and as there are fair Bekka levels on "All night long" and not much in the way of six string work for Rick to get going with on the songs on which he appears, this seems kind of dull in comparison. There are some numbers that will get your attention and keep you awake like "Squeeze me in" where Todd Sharp gets out some voltage but George Hawkins is somewhat drowned on the numbers he's on. There's a couple of passable slow quieter numbers like "Don't leave home without it" & "All there is of me" and some funk pieces throughout may remind some of the kind of work Bonnie Raitt seems fond of but all and all, you're better starting with "One of the fortunate few", even if this is musically more at home for Mcclinton. Sorry Delbert, nothing personal.

Last Modified »

2011-01-27

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Discography entry submitted by Marty Adelson.