Information about "Down the road wherever"

[pamplina]

I accidentally landed on a music site called Qobuz.com, where you can click on each track of the album and obtain the complete credits (!!) of it.

https://www.qobuz.com/gb-en/album/down-the-road-wherever-mark-knopfler/r6j0qic5ph74b

I've patiently compiled all the info. Enjoy!

 1 Trapper Man

Ian Thomas, Drums
Beverley Skeete, Background Vocalist
Nigel Hitchcock, Tenor Saxophone
Glenn Worf, Bass Guitar
Mark Knopfler, Guitar, Vocals
Jim Cox, Piano
Katie Kissoon, Background Vocalist
Tom Walsh, Trumpet
Trevor Mires, Trombone
Danny Cummings, Percussion
Guy Fletcher, Synthesizer

 2 Back On The Dance Floor

Ian Thomas, Drums
Imelda May, Background Vocalist
Glenn Worf, Bass Guitar
Mark Knopfler, Guitar, Vocals
Jim Cox, Organ
Danny Cummings, Percussion, Background Vocalist
Guy Fletcher, Synthesizer

 3 Nobody’s Child
 
Ian Thomas, Drums
Glenn Worf, Bass Guitar
Mark Knopfler, Guitar, Vocals
Jim Cox, Organ
Danny Cummings, Percussion
Guy Fletcher, Synthesizer

 4 Just A Boy Away From Home
 
Ian Thomas, Drums
Robbie McIntosh, Guitar
Nigel Hitchcock, Tenor Saxophone
Glenn Worf, Bass Guitar
Mark Knopfler, Guitar, Vocals
Jim Cox, Organ
Tom Walsh, Trumpet
Danny Cummings, Percussion

 5 When You Leave
 
Richard Bennett, Guitar
Ian Thomas, Drums
Glenn Worf, Bass Guitar
Mark Knopfler, Guitar, Vocals
Jim Cox, Piano
Danny Cummings, Percussion
Guy Fletcher, Vibraphone, Recording Engineer

 6 Good On You Son
 
Ian Thomas, Drums
Lance Ellington, Background Vocalist
Beverley Skeete, Background Vocalist
Glenn Worf, Bass Guitar
Mark Knopfler, Guitar, Vocals
Jim Cox, Organ, Piano
Katie Kissoon, Background Vocalist
Tom Walsh, Trumpet
Danny Cummings, Percussion
Guy Fletcher, Synthesizer, Background Vocalist

 7 My Bacon Roll
 
Richard Bennett, Guitar
Ian Thomas, Drums
Glenn Worf, Bass Guitar
Mark Knopfler, Guitar, Vocals
Jim Cox, Organ, Piano
Danny Cummings, Percussion
Guy Fletcher, Synthesizer
Kris Drever, Background Vocalist

 8 Nobody Does That
 
Richard Bennett, Guitar
Ian Thomas, Drums
Lance Ellington, Background Vocalist
Beverley Skeete, Background Vocalist
Nigel Hitchcock, Tenor Saxophone
Glenn Worf, Bass Guitar
Mark Knopfler, Guitar, Vocals
Jim Cox, Synthesizer
Katie Kissoon, Background Vocalist
Tom Walsh, Trumpet
Danny Cummings, Percussion
Guy Fletcher, Keyboards, Recording Engineer

 9 Drovers’ Road
 
Richard Bennett, Guitar
Ian Thomas, Drums
Glenn Worf, Bass Guitar
Mark Knopfler, Guitar, Vocals
Jim Cox, Piano
Danny Cummings, Percussion
Guy Fletcher, Synthesizer
John McCusker, Fiddle
Kris Drever, Background Vocalist
Mike McGoldrick, Whistle

 10 One Song At A Time
 
Richard Bennett, Guitar
Ian Thomas, Drums
Glenn Worf, Bass Guitar
Mark Knopfler, Guitar, Vocals
Jim Cox, Organ
Danny Cummings, Percussion, Background Vocalist
Guy Fletcher, Synthesizer
John McCusker, Fiddle
Mike McGoldrick, Whistle

 11 Floating Away
 
Richard Bennett, Guitar
Ian Thomas, Drums
Imelda May, Background Vocalist
Glenn Worf, Bass Guitar
Mark Knopfler, Guitar, Vocals
Jim Cox, Piano
Danny Cummings, Percussion
Guy Fletcher, Synthesizer

 12 Slow Learner
 
Ian Thomas, Drums
Glenn Worf, Bass Guitar
Mark Knopfler, Guitar, Vocals
Jim Cox, Piano
Tom Walsh, Trumpet
Danny Cummings, Percussion

 13 Heavy Up
 
Richard Bennett, Guitar
Ian Thomas, Drums
Lance Ellington, Background Vocalist
Beverley Skeete, Background Vocalist
Nigel Hitchcock, Tenor Saxophone
Glenn Worf, Bass Guitar
Mark Knopfler, Guitar, Vocals
Jim Cox, Piano, Synthesizer
Katie Kissoon, Background Vocalist
Tom Walsh, Trumpet
Trevor Mires, Trombone
Danny Cummings, Percussion
Guy Fletcher, Organ, Recording Engineer

 14 Every Heart In The Room
 
Ian Thomas, Drums
Robbie McIntosh, Guitar
Glenn Worf, Bass Guitar
Mark Knopfler, Guitar, Vocals
Jim Cox, Piano
Danny Cummings, Percussion
Guy Fletcher, Synthesizer
Kris Drever, Background Vocalist

 15 Rear View Mirror
 
Ian Thomas, Drums
Nigel Hitchcock, Tenor Saxophone
Glenn Worf, Bass Guitar
Mark Knopfler, Guitar, Vocals
Jim Cox, Organ
Tom Walsh, Trumpet
Danny Cummings, Percussion

 16 Matchstick Man
 
Mark Knopfler, Guitar, Vocals

[holaknopfler]

And GONE are the whistles and flutes! Two songs I can handle!

[pamplina]

And GONE are the whistles and flutes! Two songs I can handle!

Yes. This is by far the most interesting info on this list.

[Dutchessy]

7 songs with Trumpet is a lot, and 1 with only MK (like Heart of Oak?)

Nigel Hitchcock plays sax on Good on you son, he isn't on the credits here, also missing on the youtube video credits.

[superval99]

7 songs with Trumpet is a lot, and 1 with only MK (like Heart of Oak?)

Nigel Hitchcock plays sax on Good on you son, he isn't on the credits here, also missing on the youtube video credits.

It certainly doesn't sound like a trumpet!   I was sure it was Nigel on sax.   

With three brass instrumentalists, it gives me the feeling of being a jazzy album.  I'm really looking forward to this album - it will be a change from the last albums, I'm sure.   

[skydiver]

Thanks Pamplina for sharing the info!
Also some tracks without synths and quite some without Richard.

[superval99]

Just listened to GOYS a few times more and I've come to the conclusion that it is, indeed, a trumpet!  Could have sworn it was a sax, though!

[dmg]

Extremely interesting information indeed.  Two songs with the folkies is fine.  Lots of brass instruments around there.  Matchstick man appears interesting too for maybe a sit-down number during the set.  Excitement building...

[Silvertown]

Thanks! I love this part of waiting!

[Love Expresso]

Danny with percussion on all tracks apart from Matchstick Man.

I bet the Folkies get their share on the bonus songs 

LE

[Robson]

I am surprised   Only two songs with John M. and Michael M.? I thought there would be more folk songs. An album with jazz accents will be created?

[Robson]

Maybe it will be more like Sailing To Philadelphia because it is instrumentally very rich.

[Dutchessy]

Just listened to GOYS a few times more and I've come to the conclusion that it is, indeed, a trumpet!  Could have sworn it was a sax, though!

Nigel posted on FB that he played Tenor sax on Good on you son

[superval99]

Just listened to GOYS a few times more and I've come to the conclusion that it is, indeed, a trumpet!  Could have sworn it was a sax, though!

Nigel posted on FB that he played Tenor sax on Good on you son

Oh thanks!   

[mschaap]

Interesting info about the song credits. Surprised to see Guy isn’t doing any backing vocals, always think his voice works really well as a backing vocal to Mark’s lead.