• Source: Traffic from Paradise
    • Traffic from Paradise is the seventh album by the musician Rickie Lee Jones, released in September 1993.


      Track listing


      All songs written by Rickie Lee Jones, except where noted.

      "Pink Flamingos" – 6:31
      "Altar Boy" – 2:27
      "Stewart's Coat" – 4:31
      "Beat Angels" (Sal Bernardi) – 4:11
      "Tigers" – 5:48
      "Rebel Rebel" (David Bowie) – 4:39
      "Jolie Jolie" – 4:26
      "Running from Mercy" (Jones, Leo Kottke) – 6:01
      "A Stranger's Car" – 2:53
      "The Albatross" (Jones, Kottke, John Leftwich) – 3:12


      Personnel


      Rickie Lee Jones – vocals, acoustic guitar, mandolin, keyboards, bowed dulcimer, arrangements, backing vocals
      John Leftwich – musical director, bass, cello, acoustic guitar on "Tigers", backing vocals on "Stewart's Coat" and "Running from Mercy"
      Sal Bernardi – acoustic guitar, backing vocals on "Stewart's Coat" and "Running from Mercy"
      Leo Kottke – 6-string, 12-string, slide acoustic guitar, backing vocals on "Running from Mercy"
      David Hidalgo – 8-string electric guitar, backing vocals on "Beat Angels"
      Brian Setzer – electric guitar on "Rebel Rebel", backing vocals on "Beat Angels" and "Rebel Rebel"
      Dean Parks – electric guitar on "Tigers"
      David Baerwald – electric guitar on "Beat Angels", backing vocals on "The Albatross"
      Jim Keltner – drums
      Alex Acuña – drums, congas on "Tigers"
      Brad Dutz – percussion, marimba, tarkas, bodhrán, udu, mixing bowls on "Rebel Rebel"
      Efrain Toro – percussion on "Pink Flamingos" and "Stewart's Coat"
      Bobby Bruce – violin
      Douglas Lyons – French horn
      Syd Straw – backing vocals on "Beat Angels" and "Rebel Rebel"
      Lyle Lovett – backing vocals on "Running from Mercy"
      Teresa Tudury – backing vocals on "Running from Mercy"
      Technical
      John Cutcliffe – executive producer
      Julie Last – engineer, mixing
      Charles Stewart Parker – artwork, cover, illustrations
      Charlotte Rose – painting on back of sleeve


      References

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