''Love, Music And Life'' is the fourth album by
D. J. Rogers.
Reception
Released in the fall of 1977. This would be the final
RCA
The RCA Corporation was a major American electronics company, which was founded as the Radio Corporation of America in 1919. It was initially a patent trust owned by General Electric (GE), Westinghouse, AT&T Corporation and United Fruit Comp ...
album for
D. J. Rogers.
Track listing
All songs written by D. J. Rogers
#"Love Will Make It Better" - 4:55
#"Hold Out for Love" - 2:36
#"Love Is On the Way" - 6:48
#"She Has Eyes for Me" - 3:21
#"Saved By Love" - 5:42
#"Beauty and the Beast" - 2:57
#"No Need to Say Goodbye" - 3:43
#"No Price" - 6:17
#"Love Is All I Need" - 3:15
#"You Against You" - 5:36
Personnel
*D. J. Rogers - clavinet, fender rhodes, Yamaha electric piano, Yamaha concert grand piano, lead and backing vocals
*
Keni Burke
Kenneth M. "Keni" Burke (born September 28, 1953) is an American singer, songwriter, record producer, and multi-instrumentalist who began his career with four siblings in the 1970s band the Five Stairsteps.
Biography Five Stairsteps
As a member ...
- bass
*
Jeff Porcaro
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- drums
*
Jerry Peters
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Career
Peters w ...
- keyboards, piano
*Charles Bynum,
Wah Wah Watson
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Career
A native of Richmond, Virginia, Melvi ...
, Michael McGloiry - guitar
*Al De Ville, Henry Prejean, Nolan Smith, Reginald A. Bullen - trumpet
*Paul Anthony Russo, Robert Whitfield, Jr. - alto saxophone
*David Majal Ii - tenor saxophone
*Afreeka Trees, Alfred Taylor, Archie Sampier, Carl Madison, Carolyn Dennis, Carolyn Dennis,
Cheryl Lynn
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, Debbie Rogers,
Deborah Garrett,
Deniece Williams
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, Eli Harrell, Eric Nero, Halbert McMullan,
Howard Huntsberry
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Biography
In the mid-1970s, he served as drummer and male co-lead vocalist of the one-off pro ...
, Janie Burns, Jonathan Crane, Joyce Wright, Ken Taylor, Madelyn Quebec, Robert Whitfield, Susan Grindell - backing vocals
External links
D. J. Rogers-Love, Music And Life at Discogs
References
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1977 albums
D. J. Rogers albums
RCA Records albums
Albums recorded at Total Experience Recording Studios