Tomorrow's Good Old Days

Words and Music by u/k

 

Vocal Accompaniment by The Nashville Sounds

Arranged and Conducted by Cam Mullins

Produced by Chet Atkins

 

Musicians:

Piano ~ David Briggs, Randy Goodrum

Electric Piano ~ Beegie Cruser

Bass ~ Mike Leech, Henry Strzelecki

Drums ~ Larrie Londin, Kenny Malone, Buddy Harman

Rhythm guitar ~ John Christopher, Paul Yandell, Bobby Thompson

Electric guitar ~ Reggie Young, Pete Wade, Grady Martin

 

Recorded in RCA Victor's "Nashville Sound" Studio, Nashville, Tennessee

Recording Engineer: Chuck Seitz

Recording Technicians: Mike Shockley, George Bennett and Bubba Campbell

Recorded in Living Stereo & QuadraDisc 4-Channel

Recording Time u/k

Recorded January 9th, 1975  ~ Matrix No. EWA4-0612 Take 1 +

 

 NOT RELEASED 

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Perry returned to Nashville in January, 1975, for recording sessions which resulted

in his final album produced by Chet Atkins and marking the tenth anniversary of his

first recordings there. As with his sessions two years earlier, it appears that both Atkins

and Perry toyed with a number of directions the result of which may have turned out to

be very different than originally planned. Perry experimented with a number of recordings

and more than a few were left unreleased. He recorded at least 19 tracks in Nashville of

which 10 were released in the final album and two additional as singles only.

The original title track for the album was intended to be "World of Dreams"

composed especially for Perry by British crooner Des O'Connor.

A Perry Como Discography 

& Digital Companion

| Site Links | All Albums |  All Songs | The Recording Sessions |

First Edition Summer 1992

Second Edition Christmas 1993

Web Page Edition Christmas 1997

25th Anniversary Revision November, 2017

Digital Upgrade August, 2018

Easter 2023 Revised Edition