Raise! - Performers

Performers

  • Bass, Other - Verdine White
  • Cello - Frederick Seykora, Jerome Kessler, Larry Corbett, Mary Louise Zeyen, Paula Hochhalter, Selene Burford
  • Co-producer, Written By - Philip Bailey
  • Concertmaster - Assa Drori, James Getzoff
  • Drums, Percussion - Fred White
  • Guitar - Johnny Graham, Roland Bautista
  • Keyboards - Billy Meyers, David Foster, Wayne Vaughn
  • Piano, Synthesizer, Other - Larry Dunn
  • Saxophone - Tom Saviano
  • Saxophone - Don Myrick
  • Saxophone - Andrew Woolfolk
  • Synthesizer, Effects - Michael Boddicker
  • Trombone - Bill Reichenbach, Charles Loper, Dick Hyde, George Bohanon, Lew McReary, Louis Satterfield
  • Trumpet - Chuck Findley, Gary Grant, Jerry Hey, Larry G. Hall, Michael Harris, Oscar Brashear, Rahmlee Michael Davis
  • Viola - Alan DeVeritch, Allan Harshman, Gareth Nuttycombe, Pamela Goldsmith, Virginia Majewski
  • Violin - Anton Sen, Arkady Shindelman, Arnold Belnick, Betty LaMagna, Brian Leonard, Denyse Buffum, Endre Granat, Haim Shtrum, Henry Ferber, Irving Geller, Jerome Reisler, John Wittenbert, Mari Tsumura Botnick, Marvin Limonick, Myra Kestenbaum, Nathan Ross, Norman Leonard, Reginald Hill, Ronald Folsom, Sheldon Sanov, Thomas Buffum, William Hymanson, William Kurasch
  • Vocals - Ms. Pluto
  • Vocals, Guitar - Beloyd Taylor
  • Vocals, Percussion - Ralph Johnson
  • Vocals, Drums, Kalimba, Backing Vocals, Producer - Maurice White
  • Vocals, Percussion, Backing Vocals - Philip Bailey

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Famous quotes containing the word performers:

    “The reason I’m in this business, I assume all performers are—it’s “Look at me, Ma!” It’s acceptance, you know—”Look at me, Ma, look at me, Ma, look at me, Ma.” And if your mother watches, you’ll show off till you’re exhausted; but if your mother goes, Ptshew!”
    —Lenny Bruce (1925–1966)

    “... we performers are monsters. We are a totally different, far-out race of people. I totally and completely admit, with no qualms at all, my egomania, my selfishness, coupled with a really magnificent voice.”
    —Leontyne Price (b. 1927)