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1981 studio album by John Denver
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Some Days Are Diamonds is the 15th studio album by American singer-songwriter
John Denver released in June 1981. The singles released from this album are "
Some Days Are Diamonds (Some Days Are Stone)"/"Country Love" and "
The Cowboy and the Lady".
Track listing
Side one
- "
Some Days Are Diamonds (Some Days Are Stone)" (
Dick Feller)
- "Gravel on the Ground" (Debbie Hupp, Bob Morrison)
- "San Francisco Mabel Joy" (
Mickey Newbury)
- "Sleepin' Alone" (John Denver)
- "Easy, on Easy Street" (Johnny Slate, Larry Keith)
Side two
- "
The Cowboy and the Lady" (
Bobby Goldsboro)
- "Country Love" (John Denver)
- "Till You Opened My Eyes" (Alan Rush, Randy Cullers,
Dennis Linde)
- "Wild Flowers in a Mason Jar (The Farm)" (
Dennis Linde)
- "Boy from the Country" (
Michael Martin Murphey,
Owen Castleman)
Personnel
- John Denver – vocals, acoustic guitar
- Bill Sanford – electric guitar, mandolin
- Jerry Shook, Jimmy Capps, Ray Edenton – acoustic guitar
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Bob Moore,
Leon Rhodes – bass
- Chuck Cochrane,
Hargus "Pig" Robbins,
Larry Butler – keyboards
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Eddie Bayers,
Gene Chrisman,
Jerry Carrigan – drums, percussion
- Bobby Taylor – oboe
- Bergen White, Buzz Cason, Diane Tidwell, Sherilyn Huffman – backing vocals
- The Shelly Kurland Strings; arranged by
Bill Justis
- Technical
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Billy Sherrill, Charlie Tallent – engineer
- Barney Wyckoff, Nancy Michon – production assistance
- Harry Langdon – photography
Chart performance
Chart (1981)
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Peak position
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Australia (
Kent Music Report)
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20
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U.S. Billboard Top Country Albums
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7
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U.S. Billboard 200
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32
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