Splashdown (Breakwater album)
1980 studio album by Breakwater
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Splashdown is a studio album by Philadelphia funk soul band, Breakwater.
Released1980
Recorded1979–1980
StudiosSanta Barbara Sound Recording, Santa Barbara, California; Soundmixers, New York City
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| Released | 1980 | |||
| Recorded | 1979–1980 | |||
| Studios | Santa Barbara Sound Recording, Santa Barbara, California; Soundmixers, New York City | |||
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| Length | 37:10 | |||
| Label | Arista | |||
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The album is most notable for containing the song "Release the Beast", which was sampled in "Robot Rock" by Daft Punk.
Reception
Track listing
All tracks composed by Kae Williams Jr.; except where noted.
Side A
- "Splashdown Time" (Kae Williams Jr., James Gee Jones, Rick Chertoff, Vince Garnell) – (5:56)
- "Love of My Life" – (4:25)
- "Release the Beast" (Kae Williams Jr., Gene Robinson, Vince Garnell) – (4:57)
- "The One in My Dreams" (4:44)
Side B
- "You" (3:46)
- "Say You Love Me Girl" (Kae Williams Jr., Gene Robinson) – (4:46)
- "Let Love In" (4:40)
- "Time" (3:56) [3]
Personnel
- James Gee Jones – drums, vibraphone, vocals
- Steve Green – bass, vocals
- John "Dutch" Braddock – congas, percussion, timbales
- Linc "Love" Gilmore – guitar
- Gene Robinson, Jr. – lead vocals, vocal arrangements, trumpet
- Kae Williams, Jr. – producer, vocals, synthesizers (ARP 2600, Mini-Moog, Prophet 5, ARP Omni), Fender Rhodes, piano, clavinet
- Greg Scott – tenor saxophone, alto saxophone, baritone saxophone, lyricon, horn arrangements
- Leonard "Dr." Gibbs, Jr. – timbales (track B2 only)
- Bill Reichenbach – trombone
- Gary Grant – trumpet
- Jerry Hey – trumpet
- Larry G. Hall – trumpet
- Linc "Love" Gilmore – vocals
- Vince Garnell – vocals, woodwind
Production
- Rick Chertoff – producer
- Don Murray – engineer
- William Wittman – engineer
- Daniel Protheroe – assistant engineer
Managerial and design
- Donn Davenport – art direction
- Gary Gross – photography
See also
- "Robot Rock" (song), a 2005 Daft Punk song that samples "Release the Beast"