Bottom Line is an album by the English musician
John Mayall, released in 1979.[1] It was produced by
Bob Johnston.[2] It is the only Mayall album that has never been released on CD.
The Tampa Tribune wrote that "it's mostly middle-of-the-road soul vocals with a jazzy background, and Mayall just can't carry it."[6]
Track listing
Side one
"Bottom Line" (*1)
"Dreamboat" (*2)
"Desert Flower" (*1)
"I'm Gonna Do It" (*1)
Side two
"Revival" (*2)
"The Game of Love" (*2)
"Celebration" (*3)
"Come with Me" (*3)
Personnel
(1): John Mayall-vocals, harmonica.
Leon Pendarvis-keyboards.
Bob Babbitt-bass. Francisco Centeno-bass. Jeffrey Miranov-guitar.
Sid McGinnis-guitar.
John Tropea-guitar.
Steve Jordan-drums. Errol "Crusher" Bennett-percussion. Arthur Jenkins-percussion.
Rob Mounsey-keyboards.
Jon Faddis-trumpet. Virgil Jones-trumpet. George Young-alto saxophone, "C" flute. Allan Ralph-bass trombone.
Howard Johnson-baritone saxophone, Vivian Cherry, Ullanda McCullough,
Janice Gadson Pendarvis- backing vocals.
(3): John Mayall-vocals, harmonica. Bernie Krause-Moog. David Shields-bass.
Tim Drummond-bass.
Lee Ritenour-guitar. Ben Benay-guitar.
Steve Lukather-guitar.
Jeff Porcaro-drums. John Jarvis-piano.
Alejandro Neciosup-percussion. Steve Forman-percussion.
Lee Holdridge-strings. Cheryl Lynn, Delbert Langston, Pepper Watkins-backing vocals.
Transcribed from an original album cover. 1979 Dick James Music.
DJM Records DJM-23 Liner Notes
References
^Sikowitz, Peter (27 January 1979). "Mayall Still Has a Case of the Blues". Arts and Entertainment. Daily Hampshire Gazette. p. 4.