I'm Easy (album)

I'm Easy
Studio album by Keith Carradine
Released	1976
Label	Asylum; 7E-1066
Producer	John Guerin
Keith Carradine chronology

I'm Easy is a 1976 album by Keith Carradine recorded at Devonshire Sound Studios, North Hollywood, and Elektra Sound Recorders, Los Angeles.[1] The album, named after the hit single "I'm Easy", reached number 61 on the US Billboard 200.[2]

Track listing

All tracks composed by Keith Carradine

"Honey Won't You Let Me Be Your Friend"
"High Sierra"
"Been Gone So Long"
"I'm Easy"
"The Soul is Strong"
"I Will Never Forget Your Face"
"It's Been So Long"
"Raining in the City"
"I'll Be There"
"Spellbound"

Personnel

Keith Carradine - vocals, guitar, backing vocals
Ben Benay, Dean Parks, Larry Carlton, Lee Ritenour - guitar
Max Bennett, Reine Press - bass
Dave Grusin - Fender Rhodes, synthesizer, arrangements
Earl Palmer, Harvey Mason, Jim Gordon, John Guerin - drums
David Luell - saxophone
Al Aarons - trumpet
Mike Barone - trombone
Carol Carmichael, Ted Neeley - backing vocals

References

Current Biography Yearbook - Volume 52 1992- Page 119 "An accomplished singer, guitarist, and songwriter, he has recorded two albums, I'm Easy (1976) and Lost and Found (1978)"
Colin Larkin - 1993The Guinness who's who of seventies music 0851127274- Page 80 "An album of the same title, on Asylum Records, reached number 61 . Although Carradine continued to record sporadically he never again had any success in the field of music. Album: I'm Easy (1976). their earnest 1970 US chart-topper, ..."

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[1] Current Biography Yearbook - Volume 52 1992- Page 119 "An accomplished singer, guitarist, and songwriter, he has recorded two albums, I'm Easy (1976) and Lost and Found (1978)"

[2] Colin Larkin - 1993The Guinness who's who of seventies music 0851127274- Page 80 "An album of the same title, on Asylum Records, reached number 61 . Although Carradine continued to record sporadically he never again had any success in the field of music. Album: I'm Easy (1976). their earnest 1970 US chart-topper, ..."