Coke (album) explained

Coke
Type:	Studio
Artist:	Coke Escovedo
Cover:	Coke cover.jpg
Released:	1975
Recorded:	June & July 1975 at Wally Heider Studios, San Francisco, CA
Genre:	Soul
Label:	Mercury
Producer:	Patrick Gleeson
Next Title:	Comin' at Ya!
Next Year:	1976

Coke is the first solo album by American percussionist Coke Escovedo, after his stints in the bands Santana and Azteca. The album was produced by Patrick Gleeson and released in 1975.

Track listing

1. "No One to Depend On"
2. "Why Can't We Be Lovers"
3. "Rebirth"
4. "Easy Come Easy Go"
5. "Love Letters"
6. "Hall's Delight"
7. "If I Ever Lose This Heaven"
8. "What Are You Under"
9. "Make It Sweet"
10. "Life is a Tortured Love Affair"

Personnel

• Coke Escovedo - Percussion
• Harvey Mason, Pete Risso - Drums
• Mark Philipps - Bass
• Joe Rubino - Guitar
• Frank Mercurio - Keyboards
• Vince Denim - Saxophone on "Hall's Delight"
• Forrest Buchtel, Mike Kirkhouse, Ron Smith, Vince Denim - Horns
• Joanna Hervig, Miriam Dye, Nathan Rubin, Roy Malan, Teresa Adams - Strings
• Calvin Tillery, Linda Tillery - Lead Vocals
• Julia Tillman, Maxine Willard - Backing Vocals

Charts

Year	Chart	Position
1976	Billboard Top LPs	195
1975	Billboard Top Soul LPs	44

External links

• Coke Escovedo-Coke at Discogs