Innocent Eyes (Graham Nash album)

Innocent Eyes
Studio album by Graham Nash
Released	27 March 1986
Genre	Rock, reggae
Length	34:10
Label	Atlantic
Producer	Craig Doerge, Stanley Johnston, and Graham Nash
Graham Nash chronology
Earth & Sky (1980) Innocent Eyes (1986) Songs for Survivors (2002)

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Innocent Eyes is the fourth solo studio album by British singer-songwriter Graham Nash, released in March 1986. The influence of reggae clearly shows in the hit song "Chippin' Away."

Track listing

All tracks composed by Graham Nash; except where indicated

1. "See You in Prague" (Davitt Sigerson, Richie Zito) – 3:44
2. "Keep Away from Me" – 3:34
3. "Innocent Eyes" (Paul Bliss) – 3:10
4. "Chippin' Away" (Tom Fedora) – 3:55
5. "Over the Wall" – 3:27
6. "Don't Listen to the Rumours" (John Palermo) – 3:05
7. "Sad Eyes" – 3:22
8. "Newday" (Craig Doerge, Nash) – 3:19
9. "Glass and Steel" – 3:17
10. "I Got a Rock" – 3:17

Personnel

• Graham Nash : vocals, rhythm guitar (2), keyboards (5,7,10), guitars (9)
• Bill Boydston : linn drum programming (1,2,4–8,10), keyboards (1,4,6)
• Mark Williams : drum overdubs (1,2,5,6,10), drums (3)
• Craig Doerge : keyboards
• Michael Landau : guitars (1,3,5–10)
• Mike Fisher : percussion (1,4,6,7,9,10)
• George "Chocolate" Perry : bass (2,4,7,8)
• Tim Drummond : bass (2,7)
• David Lindley : lead guitar (2)
• Paul Bliss : bass (3), drum programming (3), keyboards (3)
• Kenny Loggins : additional vocal (3)
• Ian Wallace : drum over-dubs (4,8)
• Jeff Southworth : guitars (4,6)
• Waddy Wachtel : guitars (5)
• Kate Yester : additional vocal (6)
• Joe Lala : percussion (7)
• James Taylor : additional vocal (7)
• David Plantshon : drums (9)
• Leland Sklar : bass (9)
• Alan Pasqua : keyboards (10)
• Stanley Johnston : engineer
• Jay Parti : engineer
• Greg Ladanyi : mixing
• Reed Fenton : photography
• Doug Sax & Mike Reese : LP mastering
• Barry Diament : CD mastering

Trivia

The music video for the title track features John Ritter as Dad. (Update): The music video for the title track does not feature John Ritter as Dad. There is no one in the video but Graham Nash and his band.

References