Glad I'm in the Band

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Glad I'm in the Band
Studio album by Lonnie Mack
Released	1969
Genre	Blues rock, blue-eyed soul
Label	Elektra
Producer	Russ Miller
Lonnie Mack chronology
The Wham of that Memphis Man (1964) Glad I'm in the Band (1969) Whatever's Right (1969)

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
AllMusic	[1]
Rolling Stone	(positive) [2]

Glad I'm in the Band is a 1969 album by the American guitarist Lonnie Mack. It is his second studio album, succeeding his debut, The Wham of that Memphis Man, from 1963. The album included two re-recorded tracks from Wham. “Why”, and the instrumental cover of Chuck Berry's "Memphis."

Track listing[]

All tracks composed by Lonnie Mack, except where indicated.

1. "Why" 4:20
2. "Save Your Money" 2:48
3. "Old House" 3:08
4. "Too Much Trouble" 2:05
5. "In the Band" 1:44
6. "Let Them Talk" (Sonny Thompson) 4:15
7. "Memphis" (Chuck Berry) 2:28
8. "Sweat and Tears" (David Byrd) 4:14
9. "Roberta" (Al Smith, John Vincent) 2:20
10. "Stay Away from My Baby" (Ray Pennington) 3:45
11. "She Don't Come Here Anymore" (Mack, Wayne Bullock) 4:24^[1]

Personnel[]

• Lonnie Mack - guitar, vocals
• Bruce Botnick - engineer
• David Byrd - bass, keyboards, voices
• Tim Drummond - bass
• Jac Holzman - production supervisor
• Maxwell Davis - horn arrangements
• Mac Elsensohn - drums
• Sebastian Dangerfield - voices
• Billy Salyer - drums

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