I Predict 1990

~ Release by Steve Taylor (see all versions of this release, 5 available)

Tracklist

112" Vinyl
#TitleRatingLength
A1I Blew Up the Clinic Real Good
assistant engineer:
Robert Wartinbee
engineer:
Dave Perkins (Rock singer/songwriter, engineer and producer) and David Schober (engineer)
producer:
The Beaufort Twins
mixer:
Malcolm Harper, Dave Perkins (Rock singer/songwriter, engineer and producer), David Schober (engineer) and Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
additional guitar:
Dave Perkins (Rock singer/songwriter, engineer and producer)
bass guitar:
Nathan East
drums (drum set):
Jack Kelly (drummer)
guitar:
Gym Nicholson and Jeff Stone (from Colorado; guitarist for Christian artist Steve Taylor)
keyboard:
Steve Goomas and Greg Husted
saxophone:
Dave Thrush
tenor saxophone:
Jim Horn (saxophonist, hornist, flutist and oboist)
vocals:
Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
recorded at:
CBS Studios (London, 1972–1989) in London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom, Music Grinder Studios in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States, Reelsound Bus in Nashville, Tennessee, United States and Wayne Cook Studios in Glendale, California, United States
mixed at:
Reelsound Recording Co. in Buda, Texas, United States
music videos:
I Blew Up the Clinic Real Good (music video) by Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
recording of:
I Blew Up the Clinic Real Good
lyricist and composer:
Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
publisher:
Soylent Tunes (from 1987 to present)
4:11
A2What Is the Measure of Your Success?
assistant engineer:
Robert Wartinbee
engineer:
Dave Perkins (Rock singer/songwriter, engineer and producer) and David Schober (engineer)
producer:
The Beaufort Twins
mixer:
Malcolm Harper, Dave Perkins (Rock singer/songwriter, engineer and producer), David Schober (engineer) and Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
additional guitar:
Dave Perkins (Rock singer/songwriter, engineer and producer)
bass guitar:
Glen Holmen
drums (drum set):
Jack Kelly (drummer)
guitar:
Gym Nicholson and Jeff Stone (from Colorado; guitarist for Christian artist Steve Taylor)
keyboard:
Steve Goomas and Greg Husted
saxophone:
Dave Thrush
background vocals:
Annie McCaig
lead vocals:
Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
recorded at:
CBS Studios (London, 1972–1989) in London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom, Music Grinder Studios in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States, Reelsound Bus in Nashville, Tennessee, United States and Wayne Cook Studios in Glendale, California, United States
mixed at:
Reelsound Recording Co. in Buda, Texas, United States
music videos:
What Is the Measure of Your Success? (music video) by Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
recording of:
What Is the Measure of Your Success?
lyricist and composer:
Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
publisher:
Soylent Tunes (from 1987 to present)
4:38
A3Since I Gave Up Hope I Feel a Lot Better
assistant engineer:
Robert Wartinbee
engineer:
Dave Perkins (Rock singer/songwriter, engineer and producer) and David Schober (engineer)
producer:
The Beaufort Twins
mixer:
Malcolm Harper, Dave Perkins (Rock singer/songwriter, engineer and producer), David Schober (engineer) and Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
accordion:
Greg Husted
additional guitar:
Dave Perkins (Rock singer/songwriter, engineer and producer)
bass guitar:
Gary Lunn
drums (drum set):
Jack Kelly (drummer)
fiddle:
Papa John Creach
guitar:
Gym Nicholson and Jeff Stone (from Colorado; guitarist for Christian artist Steve Taylor)
keyboard:
Steve Goomas and Greg Husted
saxophone:
Dave Thrush
lead vocals:
Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
recorded at:
CBS Studios (London, 1972–1989) in London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom, Music Grinder Studios in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States, Reelsound Bus in Nashville, Tennessee, United States and Wayne Cook Studios in Glendale, California, United States
mixed at:
Reelsound Recording Co. in Buda, Texas, United States
music videos:
Since I Gave Up Hope I Feel a Lot Better (music video) by Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
recording of:
Since I Gave Up Hope I Feel a Lot Better
lyricist and composer:
Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
publisher:
Soylent Tunes (from 1987 to present)
3:25
A4Babylon
assistant engineer:
Robert Wartinbee
engineer:
Dave Perkins (Rock singer/songwriter, engineer and producer) and David Schober (engineer)
producer:
The Beaufort Twins
mixer:
Malcolm Harper, Dave Perkins (Rock singer/songwriter, engineer and producer), David Schober (engineer) and Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
additional guitar:
Dave Perkins (Rock singer/songwriter, engineer and producer)
bass guitar:
Glen Holmen
drums (drum set):
Jack Kelly (drummer)
guitar:
Gym Nicholson and Jeff Stone (from Colorado; guitarist for Christian artist Steve Taylor)
keyboard:
Steve Goomas and Greg Husted
saxophone:
Dave Thrush
lead vocals:
Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
other vocals [vocal stylings]:
Ashley Cleveland
recorded at:
CBS Studios (London, 1972–1989) in London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom, Music Grinder Studios in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States, Reelsound Bus in Nashville, Tennessee, United States and Wayne Cook Studios in Glendale, California, United States
mixed at:
Reelsound Recording Co. in Buda, Texas, United States
music videos:
Babylon (music video) by Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
recording of:
Babylon
writer:
Dave Perkins (Rock singer/songwriter, engineer and producer) and Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
publisher:
EMI April Music Inc., Undone Tunes and Soylent Tunes (from 1987 to present)
4:48
A5Jim Morrison’s Grave
assistant engineer:
Robert Wartinbee
engineer:
Dave Perkins (Rock singer/songwriter, engineer and producer) and David Schober (engineer)
producer:
The Beaufort Twins
mixer:
Malcolm Harper, Dave Perkins (Rock singer/songwriter, engineer and producer), David Schober (engineer) and Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
additional guitar:
Dave Perkins (Rock singer/songwriter, engineer and producer)
bass guitar:
Glen Holmen
drums (drum set):
Jack Kelly (drummer)
guitar:
Gym Nicholson and Jeff Stone (from Colorado; guitarist for Christian artist Steve Taylor)
keyboard:
Steve Goomas and Greg Husted
saxophone:
Dave Thrush
lead vocals:
Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
other vocals [vocal stylings]:
Ashley Cleveland
recorded at:
CBS Studios (London, 1972–1989) in London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom, Music Grinder Studios in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States, Reelsound Bus in Nashville, Tennessee, United States and Wayne Cook Studios in Glendale, California, United States
mixed at:
Reelsound Recording Co. in Buda, Texas, United States
music videos:
Jim Morrison’s Grave (music video) by Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
recording of:
Jim Morrison’s Grave
lyricist and composer:
Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
publisher:
Soylent Tunes (from 1987 to present)
4:29
B1Svengali
assistant engineer:
Robert Wartinbee
engineer:
Dave Perkins (Rock singer/songwriter, engineer and producer) and David Schober (engineer)
producer:
The Beaufort Twins
mixer:
Malcolm Harper, Dave Perkins (Rock singer/songwriter, engineer and producer), David Schober (engineer) and Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
additional guitar:
Dave Perkins (Rock singer/songwriter, engineer and producer)
bass synthesizer:
John Schreiner
drums (drum set):
Jack Kelly (drummer)
guitar:
Gym Nicholson and Jeff Stone (from Colorado; guitarist for Christian artist Steve Taylor)
keyboard:
Steve Goomas and Greg Husted
saxophone:
Dave Thrush
lead vocals:
Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
other vocals [vocal stylings]:
Ashley Cleveland
recorded at:
CBS Studios (London, 1972–1989) in London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom, Music Grinder Studios in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States, Reelsound Bus in Nashville, Tennessee, United States and Wayne Cook Studios in Glendale, California, United States
mixed at:
Reelsound Recording Co. in Buda, Texas, United States
music videos:
Svengali (music video) by Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
recording of:
Svengali
lyricist and composer:
Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
publisher:
Soylent Tunes (from 1987 to present)
4:28
B2Jung and the Restless
assistant engineer:
Robert Wartinbee
engineer:
Dave Perkins (Rock singer/songwriter, engineer and producer) and David Schober (engineer)
producer:
The Beaufort Twins
mixer:
Malcolm Harper, Dave Perkins (Rock singer/songwriter, engineer and producer), David Schober (engineer) and Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
additional guitar:
Dave Perkins (Rock singer/songwriter, engineer and producer)
bass guitar:
Glen Holmen
drums (drum set):
Jack Kelly (drummer)
guitar:
Gym Nicholson and Jeff Stone (from Colorado; guitarist for Christian artist Steve Taylor)
keyboard:
Steve Goomas and Greg Husted
saxophone:
Dave Thrush
lead vocals:
Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
spoken vocals:
Janet Croninger and Fred Travalena
recorded at:
CBS Studios (London, 1972–1989) in London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom, Music Grinder Studios in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States, Reelsound Bus in Nashville, Tennessee, United States and Wayne Cook Studios in Glendale, California, United States
mixed at:
Reelsound Recording Co. in Buda, Texas, United States
music videos:
Jung and the Restless (music video) by Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
recording of:
Jung and the Restless
lyricist and composer:
Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
publisher:
Soylent Tunes (from 1987 to present)
4:32
B3Innocence Lost
assistant engineer:
Robert Wartinbee
engineer:
Dave Perkins (Rock singer/songwriter, engineer and producer) and David Schober (engineer)
producer:
The Beaufort Twins
mixer:
Malcolm Harper, Dave Perkins (Rock singer/songwriter, engineer and producer), David Schober (engineer) and Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
additional guitar:
Dave Perkins (Rock singer/songwriter, engineer and producer)
bass guitar:
Glen Holmen
drums (drum set):
Jack Kelly (drummer)
guitar:
Gym Nicholson and Jeff Stone (from Colorado; guitarist for Christian artist Steve Taylor)
keyboard:
Steve Goomas and Greg Husted
saxophone:
Dave Thrush
lead vocals:
Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
recorded at:
CBS Studios (London, 1972–1989) in London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom, Music Grinder Studios in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States, Reelsound Bus in Nashville, Tennessee, United States and Wayne Cook Studios in Glendale, California, United States
mixed at:
Reelsound Recording Co. in Buda, Texas, United States
music videos:
Innocence Lost (music video) by Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
recording of:
Innocence Lost
lyricist and composer:
Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
publisher:
Soylent Tunes (from 1987 to present)
5:02
B4A Principled Man
assistant engineer:
Robert Wartinbee
engineer:
Dave Perkins (Rock singer/songwriter, engineer and producer) and David Schober (engineer)
producer:
The Beaufort Twins
mixer:
Malcolm Harper, Dave Perkins (Rock singer/songwriter, engineer and producer), David Schober (engineer) and Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
additional guitar:
Dave Perkins (Rock singer/songwriter, engineer and producer)
bass guitar:
Glen Holmen
drums (drum set):
Jack Kelly (drummer)
guitar:
Gym Nicholson and Jeff Stone (from Colorado; guitarist for Christian artist Steve Taylor)
keyboard:
Steve Goomas and Greg Husted
saxophone:
Dave Thrush
background vocals:
Annie McCaig
lead vocals:
Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
recorded at:
CBS Studios (London, 1972–1989) in London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom, Music Grinder Studios in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States, Reelsound Bus in Nashville, Tennessee, United States and Wayne Cook Studios in Glendale, California, United States
mixed at:
Reelsound Recording Co. in Buda, Texas, United States
music videos:
A Principled Man (music video) by Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
recording of:
A Principled Man
lyricist and composer:
Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
publisher:
Soylent Tunes (from 1987 to present)
3:26
B5Harder to Believe Than Not To
assistant engineer:
Robert Wartinbee
engineer:
Michael Ross (Hip hop producer, engineer and co-founder of Delicious Vinyl)
producer:
The Beaufort Twins
mixer:
Malcolm Harper, Dave Perkins (Rock singer/songwriter, engineer and producer), David Schober (engineer) and Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
French horn:
Ross Holmen
additional guest lead vocals:
Fleming McWilliams
lead vocals:
Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
other vocals [operatic vocals]:
Mary Bates (CCM vocalist)
orchestrator:
Del Newman (British conductor, orchestrator, arranger)
recorded at:
CBS Studios (London, 1972–1989) in London (Greater London), England, United Kingdom, Music Grinder Studios in Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, United States, Reelsound Bus in Nashville, Tennessee, United States and Wayne Cook Studios in Glendale, California, United States
mixed at:
Reelsound Recording Co. in Buda, Texas, United States
music videos:
Harder to Believe Than Not To (music video) by Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
recording of:
Harder to Believe Than Not To
lyricist and composer:
Steve Taylor (US CCM singer–songwriter/record producer)
publisher:
Soylent Tunes (from 1987 to present)
54:31