Benmont Tench, Bob Dylan, Danny Kortchmar, Donald Dunn, Fred Tackett, Jim Keltner
Shot Of Love is the twenty-first studio album by American singer-songwriter Bob Dylan, released on August 12, 1981, by Columbia Records. It is considered to be Dylan’s last of a trilogy of Christian albums. Arrangements are rooted more in rock, and less in gospel than Dylan’s two previous albums.
Tracks
1 Shot Of Love (Bob Dylan) 04:18
2 Heart Of Mine (Bob Dylan) 04:29
3 Property Of Jesus (Bob Dylan) 04:33
4 Lenny Bruce (Bob Dylan) 04:31
5 Watered-Down Love (Bob Dylan) 04:09
6 The Groom’s Still Waiting At The Altar (Bob Dylan) 04:02
7 Dead Man, Dead Man (Bob Dylan) 03:58
8 In The Summertime (Bob Dylan) 03:34
9 Trouble (Bob Dylan) 04:32
10 Every Grain Of Sand (Bob Dylan) 06:11
Musicians
1 Shot Of Love
| Bass | Tim Drummond |
| Drums | Jim Keltner |
| Guitar | Danny Kortchmar |
| Guitar | Steve Ripley |
| Guitar | Bob Dylan |
| Background Vocals | Carolyn Dennis |
| Background Vocals | Madelyn Quebec |
| Background Vocals | Regina McCrary |
| Vocals | Clydie King |
| Vocals | Bob Dylan |
2 Heart Of Mine
| Bass | Donald Dunn |
| Drums | Chuck Plotkin |
| Drums | Jim Keltner |
| Guitar | Ron Wood |
| Organ | William Smith |
| Piano | Bob Dylan |
| Tom Tom | Ringo Starr |
| Vocals | Clydie King |
| Vocals | Bob Dylan |
3 Property Of Jesus
| Bass | Tim Drummond |
| Drums | Jim Keltner |
| Guitar | Danny Kortchmar |
| Guitar | Steve Ripley |
| Guitar | Bob Dylan |
| Piano | Carl Pickhardt |
| Background Vocals | Carolyn Dennis |
| Background Vocals | Clydie King |
| Background Vocals | Madelyn Quebec |
| Background Vocals | Regina McCrary |
| Vocals | Bob Dylan |
4 Lenny Bruce
| Bass | Tim Drummond |
| Guitar | Fred Tackett |
| Organ | Benmont Tench |
| Piano | Bob Dylan |
| Background Vocals | Carolyn Dennis |
| Background Vocals | Clydie King |
| Background Vocals | Madelyn Quebec |
| Background Vocals | Regina McCrary |
| Vocals | Bob Dylan |
5 Watered-Down Love
| Drums | Jim Keltner |
| Guitar | Danny Kortchmar |
| Guitar | Fred Tackett |
| Piano | Benmont Tench |
| Background Vocals | Madelyn Quebec |
| Background Vocals | Regina McCrary |
| Vocals | Clydie King |
| Vocals | Bob Dylan |
7 Dead Man, Dead Man
| Bass | Tim Drummond |
| Drums | Jim Keltner |
| Guitar | Fred Tackett |
| Guitar | Steve Ripley |
| Guitar | Bob Dylan |
| Keyboards | Benmont Tench |
| Keyboards | Carl Pickhardt |
| Sax | Steve Douglas |
| Background Vocals | Carolyn Dennis |
| Background Vocals | Madelyn Quebec |
| Background Vocals | Regina McCrary |
| Vocals | Clydie King |
| Vocals | Bob Dylan |
8 In The Summertime
| Bass | Tim Drummond |
| Drums | Jim Keltner |
| Guitar | Danny Kortchmar |
| Guitar | Steve Ripley |
| Keyboards | Benmont Tench |
| Harmonica | Bob Dylan |
| Background Vocals | Clydie King |
| Background Vocals | Madelyn Quebec |
| Background Vocals | Regina McCrary |
| Vocals | Bob Dylan |
9 Trouble
| Bass | Tim Drummond |
| Drums | Jim Keltner |
| Guitar | Danny Kortchmar |
| Guitar | Fred Tackett |
| Guitar | Bob Dylan |
| Keyboards | Benmont Tench |
| Background Vocals | Carolyn Dennis |
| Background Vocals | Clydie King |
| Background Vocals | Madelyn Quebec |
| Background Vocals | Regina McCrary |
| Vocals | Bob Dylan |
10 Every Grain Of Sand
| Bass | Tim Drummond |
| Drums | Jim Keltner |
| Organ | Benmont Tench |
| Piano | Carl Pickhardt |
| Harmonica | Bob Dylan |
| Sax | Steve Douglas |
| Background Vocals | Carolyn Dennis |
| Background Vocals | Madelyn Quebec |
| Background Vocals | Regina McCrary |
| Vocals | Bob Dylan |
Liner Notes
Producer – Bob Dylan, Chuck Plotkin
Producer – Robert Blackwell (Track 1)
Engineer – Toby Scott
Engineer (Assistant) – Dana Bisbee
Mastered By – Ken Perry
Artwork – Pearl Beach
Photography – Howard Laik
Mastered At Capitol Mastering
Recorded At Clover Recorders
Recorded At Peacock Records Studios
Phonographic Copyright CBS Inc
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Shot Of Love is the twenty-first studio album by American singer-songwriter Bob Dylan, released on August 12, 1981, by Columbia Records. It is considered to be Dylan’s last of a trilogy of Christian albums. Arrangements are rooted more in rock, and less in gospel than Dylan’s two previous albums.