Outside Inside (The Tubes album)
1983 studio album by the Tubes From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Outside Inside is the sixth studio album by the Tubes, released in 1983 on Capitol Records.[3] The album peaked at No. 18 on the US Billboard 200.[4]
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Released | April 4, 1983 | |||
Recorded | 1982 | |||
Genre | Rock | |||
Length | 36:44 | |||
Label | Capitol | |||
Producer | David Foster | |||
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Source | Rating |
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Village Voice | (C+)[2] |
Critical reception
Dave Connolly of AllMusic favourably claimed "producer David Foster and even more members of Toto help the Tubes punch up their new radio-ready sound with added energy. If their last record showed a newfound dancefloor sensibility, Outside Inside is absolutely funky."[1]
Track listing
Side 1
- "She's a Beauty" (Foster, Waybill, Lukather) – 4:01
- "No Not Again" (Tubes) – 3:28
- "Out of the Business" (Tubes) – 3:30
- "The Monkey Time" (Curtis Mayfield, Tubes) – 3:54
- "Glass House" (Tubes) – 3:31
Side 2
- "Wild Women of Wongo" (Tubes) – 3:57
- "Tip of My Tongue" (M. White, M. Snyder) – 3:58
- "Fantastic Delusion" (Tubes) – 3:54
- "Drums" (Tubes) – 2:21
- "Theme Park" (Tubes) – 3:13
- "Outside Lookin' Inside" (Tubes) – 0:57
Release history
The Michele Gray version of "The Monkey Time" was also used on the Capitol CD issue of the album.
The album's liner notes list the track "Outside Lookin' Inside" as being "excerpted from a conversation with Harry James."[citation needed]
In 2012 Iconoclassic reissued the album with the original version of "The Monkey Time" featuring Davis. The reissue also included bonus tracks including B-sides that had never been previously released on CD. The CD was remastered by Vic Anesini and featured extensive liner notes and commentary from band members.
The bonus tracks include:
- "When You're Ready to Come" (B-side of a single from the album)
- "Keyboard Kids"
- "Satellite" (an alternate version previously appeared on Bill Spooner's 1985 solo album "First Chud")
- "The Monkey Time" (single version featuring Michele Gray on vocals)
Personnel
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Perspective
The Tubes
- Rick Anderson - Bass
- Michael Cotten - Synthesizer
- Mingo Lewis - Percussion
- Prairie Prince - Drums, Producer, Art Direction
- Bill Spooner - Guitar, Vocals
- Roger Steen - Guitar, Vocals
- Fee Waybill - Vocals, Mixing
- Vince Welnick - Keyboards
Additional personnel
- Maurice White
- Patti Austin - Background vocals
- Stacy Baird - Producer, Engineer
- Bob Bullock - Assistant Engineer
- Bill Burks - Contribution
- Bill Champlin - Background vocals
- David Cole - Engineer
- Martha Davis - Vocals
- Nathan East - Bass
- Larry Ferguson - Assistant Engineer
- Chuck Findley - Horn
- David Foster - Keyboards, Producer
- Tom Fouce - Assistant Engineer
- Humberto Gatica - Engineer, Mixing
- Gary Grant - Horn
- Jay Graydon
- Gary Herbig - Horn
- Jerry Hey - Arranger, Horn
- James Newton Howard - Keyboards
- Gregg Jampol - Assistant Engineer
- Howard Johnston - Assistant Engineer
- Ken Kessie - Engineer
- Bobby Kimball - Background vocals
- Dennis Kirk - Engineer
- Jeff Kliment - Assistant Engineer
- Paul Knotter - Collaboration
- Roy Kohara - Art Direction
- Greg Ladanyi - Mixing
- Jack Leahy - Engineer
- Steve Lukather - Guitar
- George Massenburg - Mixing
- Jim McCrary - Photography
- Marnie Moore - Assistant Engineer
- David Paich - Keyboards
- Steve Porcaro - Keyboards
- Bill Reichenbach Jr. - Horn
- Barbara Rooney - Assistant Engineer
- Freddy Washington - Bass
- Jim Welch - Contribution
- David Williams - Guitar
- Larry Williams - Horn
- Gene Wooley - Assistant Engineer
Charts
Chart | Position | Date |
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US Billboard 200[4] | 18 | July 1983 |
UK Top Pop Albums[5] | 77 | April 1983 |
NZ Top Pop Albums[6][7] | 22 | June 1983 |
Canada (RPM)[8] | 27 | June 1983 |
References
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