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The End of The Innocence

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The End of The Innocence

The End of The Innocence is the studio album of American Rock Artist, Don Henley. The album is produced by, "Don Henley", "Mike Campbell", "John Corey", "Bruce Hornsby", "Danny Kortchmar", "Greg Ladanyi" and "Stan Lynch".

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About

The album was released on June 27, 1989 by Geffen Records. It chartered at #8 on The Billboard 200. The album features the singles, "If Dirt Were Dollars" which chartered at #8 on the Mainstream Rock Tracks, "The End of The Innocence" which landed at #2 on the Adult Contemporary Charts and #1 on the Mainstream Rock Tracks and "New York Minute" which peaked at #5 on Adult Contemporary. The album sold over 6 million copies in United States alone.

Tracks

Track Title Duration
1 The End of the Innocence 5:16
2 How Bad Do You Want It? 3:47
3 New York Minute 6:37
4 Shangri-La 4:55
5 Gimme What You Got 6:10
6 If Dirt Were Dollars 4:34

Awards & Certifications

Awards

Year Award Category
1989 Grammy Awards Best Male Rock Vocal Performance for "The End of The Innocence"


Certifications

Year Album RIAA Certification
1989 The End of The Innocence Certified 6x Multi-Platinum

Chart Toppers

Year Title Mainstream Rock Tracks Adult Contemporary
1989 If Dirt Were Dollars 8 -
1989 The End of The Innocence 1 2

Credits

Performance Credits

Don Henley Primary Artist, Drums, Vocals, Background Vocals, Harmony Vocals

Take 6 Background Vocals, Harmony Vocals

Melissa Etheridge Background Vocals, Harmony Vocals

Bruce Hornsby Piano, Keyboards

Ivan Neville Background Vocals, Harmony Vocals

Stanley Jordan Guitar, Drums, Background Vocals, Harmony Vocals

Wayne Shorter Soprano Saxophone

Valerie Carter Background Vocals, Harmony Vocals

Mike Campbell Guitar, Keyboards

Jim Keltner Percussion, Drums

Sheryl Crow Background Vocals

Patty Smyth Background Vocals, Harmony Vocals

Edie Brickell Background Vocals, Harmony Vocals

John Corey Guitar, Keyboards

Charley Drayton Background Vocals

Michael Fisher Percussion

Bob Glaub Bass

Larry Klein Bass

Danny Kortchmar Guitar, Keyboards

Stan Lynch Percussion, Drums

Steve Madaio Trumpet

David Paich Piano, Strings, Keyboards

Pino Palladino Bass

Jeff Porcaro Drums

Axl Rose Background Vocals, Harmony Vocals

Julia Tillman Waters Background Vocals

J.D. Souther Background Vocals

Carmen Twillie Background Vocals, Harmony Vocals

Richard Wachtel Guitar, Acoustic Guitar

Maxine Willard Waters Background Vocals

Charlie Drayton Background Vocals, Harmony Vocals

Maxine Waters Background Vocals, Harmony Vocals

Julia Waters Background Vocals, Harmony Vocals

W. Axl Roase Harmony Vocals

Jai Winding Keyboards, keyboard bass

Steve Jordan Drums, Electric Guitar, Background Vocals, Harmony Vocals, wah wah guitar

Technical Credits

Don Henley Producer

Bruce Hornsby Producer

Mike Campbell Producer

John Corey Producer, Engineer, Basic Track

Marc DeSisto Engineer

Rob Jacobs Engineer

Danny Kortchmar Programming, Producer, Basic Track

Greg Ladanyi Producer, Engineer

Stan Lynch Producer, Engineer, Basic Track

Stephen Marcussen Mastering

Mark McKenna Engineer

Brian Scheuble Engineer

Bob Vogt Engineer

Shelly Yakus Engineer

Ric Wilson Digital Editing

Jeri Heiden Art Direction

Ken Nahoum Cover Photo

Eddie King Engineer

Trivia

  • In 2003, the album was ranked number 389 on Rolling Stone magazine's list of the 500 greatest albums of all time.

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