Hello It's Me (album)

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Hello It's Me
Studio album by Lani Hall
Released	1975
Label	A&M
Producer	Herb Alpert
Lani Hall chronology
Sun Down Lady (1972) Hello It's Me (1975) Sweet Bird (1976)

Hello It's Me is the second album by Lani Hall.

Track listing[]

1. "Hello It's Me" (Todd Rundgren) 3:35
2. "Peace In The Valley" (Carole King, Toni Stern) 4:10
3. "Time Will Tell" (, David Shire) 4:16
4. "Banquet" (Joni Mitchell) 2:48
5. "Wheelers and Dealers" (Dave Frishberg) 2:35
6. "Happy Woman Happy Man" (Peter Cetera) 2:35
7. "Exclusively For Me" (Colin Blunstone, David Jones) 3:40
8. "Save The Sunlight" (Buie-Cobb-Lee) 3:14
9. "Sweet Jams and Jellies" (Lani Hall) 3:31
10. "Corrida De Jangada" (Edu Lobo, José Carlos Capinam) 1:54

Album credits[]

Performance credits[]

• Lani Hall (vocals on all, piano on 9)
• Larry Carlton (guitar on 1,2,4,7,& 10)
• Wilton Felder (bass on 1)
• Clarence McDonald (keyboards on 1,2,6,& 9)
• (drums on 1)
• Jim Hughart (bass on 2,4,& 7)
• Mike Melvoin (piano on 2 & 4)
• Jim Gordon (drums on 2 & 4)
• Pete Jolly (accordion on 2)
• John Pisano (guitar on 3,5,6,8, & 10)
• (bass on 3)
• Herb Alpert (voice on 2 & 4, piano on 3, anvil on 4)
• Julius Wechter (bells on 3, vibes on 5, marimba on 8)
• (percussion on 3,5,6,8, & 10)
• Nick Ceroli (drums on 3)
• Dave Frishberg (keyboards on 3,5,8, & 10)
• (trombone on 3 & 8)
• (trumpet on 3 & 8)
• Mike Melvoin (piano on 4 & 5)
• (bass on 5,6,8, & 10)
• Steve Schaeffer (drums on 5,6,8 & 10)
• Michel Colombier (keyboards on 7)
• Emil Richards (cymbalom on 7)

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