Struttin' Our Stuff is the first studio album from Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings.

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Struttin' Our Stuff
Studio album by Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings
Released	October 1997 (1997-10)
Studio	TV-Studio "Ohne Filter" in Baden-Baden, Germany
Genre	Rhythm and blues, jazz
Label	BMG
Producer	The Dirt Boys (Bill Wyman and Terry Taylor)
Bill Wyman's Rhythm Kings chronology
Struttin' Our Stuff (1997) Anyway the Wind Blows (1999)

Track listing

1. "Green River"
2. "Walking on My Own"
3. "Melody"
4. "Stuff (Can't Get Enough)"
5. "Bad to Be Alone"
6. "I'm Mad"
7. "Down in the Bottom"
8. "Motorvatin' Mama"
9. "Jitterbug Boogie"
10. "Going Crazy Overnight"
11. "Hole in My Soul"
12. "Tobacco Road"[1]

Personnel

• Bill Wyman – bass guitar, vocals
• Frank Mead, Martin Drover, Nick Payn, Andy Hamilton, Nick Pentelow, Andy Mackintosh, Derek Watkins, Pete Beachill - brass
• Graham Broad - drums
• Gary Brooker - electric piano, vocals
• Max Middleton - piano on "Green River" and "Tobacco Road"
• Dave Hartley - piano, organ
• Terry Taylor - guitar, acoustic guitar, vocals
• Albert Lee - guitar on "Walking On My Own", "Motorvatin' Mama", "Jitterbug Boogie" and "Going Crazy Overnight"
• Georgie Fame - Hammond organ, vocals
• Martin Taylor - lead guitar on "Bad to Be Alone"
• Eric Clapton - lead guitar on "Melody"
• Peter Frampton - lead guitar on "Tobacco Road"
• Geoff Grange - harmonica on "Down in the Bottom"
• Ray Cooper - percussion on "Stuff (Can't Get Enough)" and "I'm Mad"
• Geraint Watkins - vocals on "I'm Mad" and "Down in the Bottom"
• Mike Sanchez - vocals on "Jitterbug Boogie"
• Paul Carrack - vocals on "Tobacco Road"
• Beverley Skeete, Janice Hoyte - vocals, backing vocals
• Keeley Smith, Melanie Richmond, Susie Webb, Zoe Nicholas, Natasha Kristie, Barbie Carey, Maggie Ryder - backing vocals

Technical

• Producer – Michael Au
• Executive Producer – Bernhard Roessle
• Glyn Johns, Tony Taverner - mixing engineer
• Stuart Epps - recording engineer
• Recorded By – Südwestrundfunk
• Willi Kuper - cover photography

References

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